| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 101 | MESSER SOWIE VERFAHREN ZU DESSEN HERSTELLUNG | EP13700864.5 | 2013-01-14 | EP2732056A1 | 2014-05-21 | WOLFF, Christoph |
| The present invention relates firstly to a method for producing a helical knife (1), wherein the knife (1) is produced from hardenable steel and has a cutting leg (10) which has both a base surface (11) at a lower end and a cutting surface (12) at an upper end, wherein the cutting surface (12) has a cutting edge (9) along a front periphery (13), and secondly to a helical knife (1), wherein the knife (1) is produced from hardenable steel and has a cutting leg (10) which has both a base surface (11) at a lower end and a cutting surface (12) at an upper end, wherein the cutting surface (12) has a cutting edge (9) along a front periphery (13). In order to create a knife and a method for the production thereof, said knife having both stainless properties and sufficient hardness such that it is suitable in particular for use in leather processing, it is proposed according to the invention that a stainless steel be selected as the hardenable steel of the knife (1) and that a surface layer (2) of the knife (1) be enriched with carbon and subsequently hardened, such that the knife (1) has a surface layer (2) that is enriched with carbon and hardened. | ||||||
| 102 | ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR HAVING AN UPPER WITH THREAD STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS | EP06789670.4 | 2006-08-11 | EP2023762B1 | 2013-01-23 | MESCHTER, James |
| An article of footwear (10) includes an upper (30) that is at least partially formed from a base layer (41) and thread sections (42) that lie adjacent a surface of the base layer. The thread sections are positioned to provide structural elements that, for example, restrain stretch in directions corresponding with longitudinal axes of the thread sections. In some configurations of the footwear, a first portion of the thread sections may extend between forefoot (11) and heel regions (13) of the footwear, and a second portion of the thread sections may extend vertically. An embroidering process may be utilized to position the thread sections on the base layer. | ||||||
| 103 | DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CUTTING AND REMOVING YARNS | EP98930884.6 | 1998-06-17 | EP1023489B1 | 2004-03-10 | THEWLIS, Roger George |
| An excimer or ablation laser is used to cut selected, e.g. warp yarns in a fabric, particularly in joining the ends of a papermaking fabric to make the fabric endless. Optical imaging and electronic guidance of the laser projection is used, and the laser beam may be directed down a probe tube (20), which extends into the fabric and is shaped to push aside yarns to enable the laser to be directed to a target yarn. The laser may also be used for welding yarns in a second stage of the fabric joining process. | ||||||
| 104 | Scherzylinder | EP99120126.0 | 1999-10-08 | EP0994211B1 | 2003-03-26 | Knein-Linz, Robert, Dr. Ing. |
| 105 | MATERIAU TEXTILE EN NAPPE POUR USAGES TECHNIQUES | EP00968004.2 | 2000-10-11 | EP1224346A1 | 2002-07-24 | SERILLON, Michel |
| The invention relates to a textile material in sheet form, consisting of a warp and weft fabric produced by rovings of continuous technical filaments (glass, carbon, aramide) without torsion. The invention is characterised in that the fabric is produced according to a plain weave or derivative thereof, the density of the warp (C) and the weft (T) being balanced; the warp threads (C) or weft threads (T) are weakened or cut individually at predetermined intervals without any noticeable deterioration in the characteristics of the weft or warp threads situated beneath the weakening or cutting area; and the areas in which a series of threads of the fabric (C) or (T) are weakened or cut are produced with a lateral and vertical thread course between two consecutive threads. | ||||||
| 106 | Shearing apparatus | EP93306872.8 | 1993-08-31 | EP0594289A1 | 1994-04-27 | Shibata, Kikuji |
A shearing apparatus of this invention provides an uniform thread shearing, and a high discharging capability of sheared threads. Even when a discharging power is raised by increasing a suction power of a suction box 1, a cloth having threads subjected to shearing passing on a shearing table 8, will not float from the shearing table 8 thereby providing a uniform shearing and preventing from giving damages to the cloth. An outer wall having a shutter forming a slit 2 is hinged to the suction box 1, being rotatable with respect to the wall of the suction box 1 thereby adjusting an angle of said outer wall with respect to the suction box. Inside the suction box 1, there is provided a rotating blade 3 comprising a cylinder 4 having plurality of radially disposed ditch 5 on the surface of the cylinder where blades 6 extending lengthwise are fixed parallel each other. A fixed blade 7 is disposed close to the rotating blade 3, confronting the slit 2 of the suction box 1 and forming a part of the wall of the suction box 1. A hollow shearing table 8 having many small apertures on its surface connected to a suction means is disposed in front of the slit 2, outside the suction box and movable with respect to the slit 2 of the suction box 1. A permeable conveyer may be disposed on the hollow shearing table 8 or a rolling roller 11 having many apertures may be disposed at the top edge of the hollow shearing table 8 and confronting the slit 2 of the suction box 1. |
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| 107 | Wool fabric and process for its manufacture | EP85830088 | 1985-04-12 | EP0170628A3 | 1987-10-14 | Marzotto, Gaetano |
The process for the manufacture of a wool fabric to be used as a mattress cover comprises four steps in succession, that is a loosening step, a shearing step, a moistening step and a pressing step, and further trimming steps for applying elements of electrically conductive material to said fabric as well as at least a shunt for grounding the same elements. The wool fabric (16) thus obtained comprises wool yarns having a substantially reduced length and sticking fast to the weft of the fabric itself, as well as elements (104, 106) of electrically conductive material and at least a shunt (108) for grounding the elements (104,106) and adapted to allow the electrostatic energy to be discharged from a sleeping person. |
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| 108 | Vorrichtung zum Scheren von Stoffbahnen | EP83108232.6 | 1983-08-20 | EP0106068A1 | 1984-04-25 | van Dijk, Alfonsius Adrianus Johannes |
Die Erfindung betrifft eine Schervorrichtung für Stoffbahnen mit einem Scherspiralen aufweisenden hohlen Scherzylinder, dessen Innenraum an eine in diesem Unterdruck erzeugende Absaugeinrichtung angeschlossen und dessen Mantel mit Luftdurchtrittsöffnungen zum Absaugen von Faserresten und zum Aufrichten des Flors versehen ist. Die Erfindung verringert den apparativen Aufwand einer bekannten Vorrichtung, bei der der Innenraum des Scherzylinders über Rohrleitungen mit einer Vakuumsaugquelle verbunden ist, dadurch, daß die Absaug$inrichtung aus wenigstens einem im oder am Stirnendbereich des Schwerzylinders drehfest mit diesem verbundenen Ventilator besteht. Ein besonderer Vorteil hiervon besteht darin, daß der bewegungseinheitlich mit dem Scherzylinder verbundene Ventilator auch ohne Regelapparturen und -schaltungen die Luftmenge abhängig von der Drehzahl des Scherzylinders fördert. |
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| 109 | Vorrichtung zum Schneiden des Flors einer textilen Stoffbahn | EP83105492.9 | 1983-06-03 | EP0097840A1 | 1984-01-11 | Hartkorn, Hans; Huth, Günther |
Die Vorrichtung zum Schneiden des Flors (4) einer textilen Stoffbahn (1) soll eine Vorschur eines Hochflors so ermöglichen, daß die abgeschnittenen Faserenden in der Spinnerei wiederzuverwenden sind. Erfindungsgemäß werden mehrere kreisförmige Schneidmesser (3) nebeneinander im wesentlichen auf einer quer zur Laufrichtung der Stoffbahn liegende Linie dem Schneidtisch so gegenübergestellt, daß sich die Schneiden benachbarter Schneidräder gegenseitig überlappen. |
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| 110 | PRINTING APPARATUS | EP17150434.3 | 2017-01-05 | EP3196032B1 | 2018-09-26 | MITSUO, Noritaka |
| A printing apparatus (100) includes a discharging head (42) which discharges liquid on a printing medium (95) mounted on an endless belt; a medium transport portion (20) as a transport unit which transports the printing medium; an input device as an input unit 82) to which printing condition is input; and a fluff cutter portion (70) which is provided on an upstream side of the discharging head in the transport direction and which cuts fluff of the printing medium in a predetermined height according to the printing condition. | ||||||
| 111 | NATURAL WOOL PILE FABRIC AND METHOD FOR MAKING WOOL PILE FABRIC | EP13768601 | 2013-03-28 | EP2831321A4 | 2016-05-25 | CRARY NATHAN W; JENKINS STUART; MARTIN STEPHEN; DONG ZIHAO; ZHANG JIQIU |
| A method of making a sheared wool, deep pile fabric that closely resembles natural sheepskin fleece that includes forming a length of wool pile fabric having natural wool fibers on one side and a scrim on an opposing side and finishing the wool pile fabric as natural shearling. The finishing process includes polishing the wool fiber side of the pile fabric by guiding the length of pile fabric over one or more heated first polishing rolls, applying a sheepskin conditioning solution to the wool fiber side of the pile fabric, further polishing the wool fiber side of the pile fabric by guiding the fabric a plurality of times over one or more second heated polishing rolls, and cutting the wool fibers to a designated length. | ||||||
| 112 | Method of manufacturing an article of footwear having an upper made of polymer and textile layers embroidered one to the other | EP13167315.4 | 2006-08-11 | EP2644049A2 | 2013-10-02 | Meschter, James |
A method of manufacturing an embroidered element, the method comprising: forming a base layer comprising a polymer layer and a textile layer; embroidering the polymer layer and the textile layer with a thread such that a section of the thread lies adjacent to the textile layer and substantially parallel to the textile layer throughout a distance of at least five centimeters; and cutting the polymer layer, the textile layer, and the thread such that an end of the section of the thread is located at an edge of the textile layer. A method of manufacturing an article of footwear by incorporaing said embroided element into an upper of the footwear.
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| 113 | Method of manufacturing an article of footwear having an upper with thread structural elements | EP12199834.8 | 2006-08-11 | EP2580979A1 | 2013-04-17 | Meschter, James |
An article of footwear (10) includes an upper (30) that is at least partially formed from a base layer (41) and thread sections (42) that lie adjacent a surface of the base layer. The thread sections are positioned to provide structural elements that, for example, restrain stretch in directions corresponding with longitudinal axes of the thread sections. In some configurations of the footwear, a first portion of the thread sections may extend between forefoot (11) and heel regions (13) of the footwear, and a second portion of the thread sections may extend vertically. An embroidering process may be utilized to position the thread sections on the base layer.
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| 114 | Rotary cutting apparatus | EP06009552.8 | 2006-05-09 | EP1726413B1 | 2008-05-28 | Ohsugi, Yasuhiro |
| 115 | Rotary cutting apparatus | EP06009552.8 | 2006-05-09 | EP1726413A1 | 2006-11-29 | Ohsugi, Yasuhiro |
In a rotary cutting apparatus, including a rotary blade having a cutting blade on the outer circumference and rotating radially in one direction; a housing for accommodating the rotary blade; and a fixed blade in the form of a plate attached to the housing along the outer circumference of the rotary blade, for cutting objects such as fibers or pills protruding from clothes or carpets protruding from the blade holes of the fixed blade into the housing by the function of the cutting blade of the rotary blade that comes into slide-contact with the inner surface of the fixed blade, the fixed blade is supported at only one end by hooking one edge of the fixed blade on an upstream side in a rotation direction of the rotary blade onto a hook protrusion, and attached so that it is freely displaceable in an in-plane direction and a direction crossing the plane. |
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| 116 | Scherwendel | EP99120127.8 | 1999-10-08 | EP0994212B1 | 2003-04-02 | Knein-Linz, Robert, Dr. Ing. |
| 117 | A fabric shearing machine | EP99500002.3 | 1999-01-05 | EP0930391B1 | 2002-11-20 | Pérez Bellmunt, Juan |
| 118 | Scherwendel | EP99120127.8 | 1999-10-08 | EP0994212A1 | 2000-04-19 | Knein-Linz, Robert, Dr. Ing. |
Es wird eine Scherwendel (3) für den Scherzylinder (2) einer Schermaschine zum Scheren einer Stoffbahn (8) beschrieben. Die Schneide (6) der Scherwendel (3) soll so ausgebildet werden, daß die Transportgeschwindigkeit der zu scherenden Stoffbahn (8) und/oder die Schneidtiefe des Flors (9)- auch bei dichtem Flor - gegenüber dem Stand der Technik wesentlich erhöht werden kann und trotzdem ein gleichmäßig geschorener Flor (9) erhalten wird. Erfindungsgemäß werden die Hiebe (13) als bogenförmige Ausnehmungen der Brustfläche (14) der Scherwendel (3) ausgebildet. Bevorzugt soll die Tiefe der Hiebe (13) senkrecht zu der Brustfläche (14) größenordnungsmäßig mindestens gleich der parallel zur Schneide (6) der Scherwendel (3) gemessenen Breite der Hiebe (13) gemacht werden. |
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| 119 | Wool fabric and process for its manufacture | EP85830088.2 | 1985-04-12 | EP0170628B1 | 1990-01-03 | Marzotto, Gaetano |
| 120 | Vorrichtung zum Scheren von Stoffbahnen | EP83108231.8 | 1983-08-20 | EP0106969B1 | 1988-06-08 | van Dijk, Alfonsius Adrianus Johannes |
