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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 341 | LABEL AND RELATED METHOD | US12522541 | 2008-01-10 | US20100124637A1 | 2010-05-20 | Amy Stiel; Terence Leung; Barry Van Dyk |
| A label and related method of manufacture that includes a fabric made of yarn. The yarn includes a fiber that has been recycled, that is recyclable, that is organic, that is biodegradable, and/or that can be derived from a material that is known to be environmentally friendly. | ||||||
| 342 | Shed-forming mechanism, a loom fitted with such a mechanism, and a method of selecting moving hooks in such a mechanism | US11797410 | 2007-05-03 | US07490633B2 | 2009-02-17 | Damien Bouchet; Alexis Porte |
| In this mechanism (7) a moving hook comprises a body (20) provided with a nose (202) for bearing against a corresponding knife (14), and a flexible blade (21) secured to the body so as to be capable of moving relative thereto and designed to interact with a retaining lever (16) belonging to the selector device. The selector lever (16) forms a ramp (313) over which a portion (214) of the resilient blade (21) slides when the hook (13) is moved in the vicinity of its top dead-center position. The ramp on which the selector lever slides is shaped in such a manner that the component (FA+FB+FC) parallel to the travel direction (X-X′) of the moving hook (13) of the resultant of the forces (RA, RB, RC) acting on the flexible blade (21) when in contact with the ramp (313) in the vicinity of the top dead-center point of its travel and at the beginning of its downward movement (F14), is directed downwards. | ||||||
| 343 | Yarn guiding device for a weaving machine and weaving machine provided with such a yarn guiding device | US11331846 | 2006-01-13 | US07475707B2 | 2009-01-13 | Koen Bruynoghe; Peter Garnett |
| A yarn guiding device for a weaving machine (1) has at least one yarn guide (2) with an input side (3) which is provided to be situated at a yarn supply (4), and an output side (5) which is provided to be connected to a connecting panel (6) by means of a connecting unit (11). The connecting unit (11) is provided to connect the output sides (5) of at least two yarn guides (2) to the connecting panel (6). A weaving machine, more specifically an Axminster weaving machine or a tufting machine is provided with such a yarn guiding device. | ||||||
| 344 | Device for hooking between elements of a shed forming device, method for manufacturing it and method for hooking by means of such a device | US11477949 | 2006-06-30 | US07398799B2 | 2008-07-15 | Philippe Gaubert; Michael Himmelstoss; Patrice Przytarski |
| A device for hooking a heddle of a weaving loom of the Jacquard type to a harness cord of the loom that includes an endpiece molded on an upper end of the heddle. The endpiece including an aperture for the passage and wedging of the cord and a housing for receiving two strands of the cord. The device also includes a rigid sleeve reciprocally slidably mounted on the endpiece between a first position, in which it allows access to the aperture, and a second position, in which it covers the aperture and exerts a compressive force for constricting the aperture and blocking access to the lower end of the cord. The device may also be used for hooking one or more cords on a string. | ||||||
| 345 | Device for attaching and guiding one or several pulley cords of a Jacquard machine | US10849490 | 2004-05-20 | US07150296B2 | 2006-12-19 | Bram Vanderjeugt; Benedict Hanssens |
| The invention relates to a device for attaching and guiding one or several pulley cords (9, 10) of a Jacquard machine, comprising one or several pulley blocks (11, 15, 17), each pulley block (11, 15, 17) being provided with at least two pulley wheels (6, 7) around which one or several pulley cords (9, 10) are passed and being provided with one or several pulley block guiding grooves (14) for guiding one or several guiding elements (13) which are designed to maintain the exact position of the one or several pulley blocks (11, 15, 17), the said pulley block guiding grooves (14) being provided outside the space between the said pulley wheels (6, 7). | ||||||
| 346 | Guide rods for a Jacquard loom | US09454458 | 1999-12-03 | US07117898B1 | 2006-10-10 | Norbert Irmer; Peter Wahl |
| A guide rod assembly for a Jacquard loom is described which is narrower (10 mm or less), instead of 13 mm of conventional guide rods. This reduction in width is attained reducing the overall height of the magnet system integrated in the guide rod. The magnet system has a support member in the form of an iron core with an elongated or oval cross-section, with an excitation coil wound around the iron core. Pole strips are in contact with both front faces of the iron core. The respective top surfaces of the pole strips are spaced apart by less than 13 mm. | ||||||
| 347 | Shed forming mechanism and weaving loom equipped with such a mechanism | US10687762 | 2003-10-20 | US07017618B2 | 2006-03-28 | Dario Bassi; Damien Bouchet |
| Hooks for controlling movement of heddle cords in a Jacquard weaving loom are each displaced by a knife, between a position of top dead center, wherein each hook may be immobilized by a selection device, and a position of bottom dead center. Each hook includes a body provided with a catch that engages a corresponding knife and a metal blade that is relatively movable with respect to portions of the body adjacent the catch and that interacts with the selection device to selectively retain the hook in the top dead position thereof. | ||||||
| 348 | Method for producing a woven and a heddle particularly for use thereby | US11217117 | 2005-08-31 | US20060054236A1 | 2006-03-16 | Johann Berger; Siegfried Hahn |
| The invention relates to a method for producing tissue with the aid of a weaving loom comprising a stop bar, at least one shed and a heddle for carrying out said method. The inventive method is characterized in that warp thread guiding a filling yarn cooperates with a longitudinal heddle connected to the filling yarn and is arranged between said filling yarn and the stop bar of the weaving loom. The warp thread passes through the filling yarn and a longitudinal heddle controlled by a Jacquard device which carries out normal yarn up-and-down movement (down-and-up). Two superposed wefts which are arranged below and under the shed are simultaneously inserted therein. In order to produce a visible section of the filling yarn above a tissue layer (pattern) during the descending (ascending) movement of the filling yarn, the longitudinal heddle is displaced in an ascending (descending) position by the Jacquard device in such a way that the longitudinal heddle provided with a corresponding eye whose lower (top) end is in the center of the shed (central position) prevents the warp thread guided by the filling yarn from moving downward (upward) beyond the shed center, and the lower (top) weft is located outside said shed is inserted. | ||||||
| 349 | Loom provided with a cooling system | US10980213 | 2004-11-03 | US20050103395A1 | 2005-05-19 | Vittorio Leoni |
| A Jacquard loom is provided with thread (14) guide means (12, 13) and with a cooling system (15) of the guide means (12, 13) and of the threads (14) near the guide means (12, 13). Said cooling system (15) comprises: at least one distribution pipe (21) of the cooling air arranged along the guide means (12, 13) and near the threads (14), said at least one distribution pipe being provided with holes (22) on the side wall to deliver air to the threads (14) and the guide means (12, 13); and a fan for blowing (17) cooling air inside said distribution pipe (21). | ||||||
| 350 | Shedding device on a jacquard-type weaving machine | US10481795 | 2002-06-28 | US20050103394A1 | 2005-05-19 | Dario Bassi; Damien Bouchet; Guillaume Boutte |
| The invention relates to a shedding device comprising at least one electric rotary actuator having an output shaft (11) that is designed to rotate a pinion (21) which is engaged with a rack (22), said rack being connected to a control heald (3) of a warp end (4) by means of a load transfer element (24). | ||||||
| 351 | Fabric having a synchronized woven and printed designs | US310360 | 1999-05-12 | US6105624A | 2000-08-22 | Martin Wildeman; Jeff A. Carpenter; Lawrence F. Houghton |
| A fabric which is formed by a weaving system designed to automatically maintain a printed pattern in alignment with a woven pattern as the fabric is being formed. The printed pattern is printed onto the warp yarns. A controller is used to monitor the position of the printed pattern during the weaving process relative to the position of a woven pattern that is being formed into the fabric. Should the printed pattern and woven pattern fall out of alignment, the controller then alters the longitudinal size of the woven pattern, the printed pattern, or both patterns, in order to realign the patterns. | ||||||
| 352 | System and device for forming a fabric having a synchronized woven design and printed design | US226342 | 1999-01-06 | US6082412A | 2000-07-04 | Martin Wildeman; Jeff A. Carpenter; Lawrence F. Houghton |
| A weaving system is provided to automatically maintain a printed pattern in alignment with a woven pattern as a fabric is being formed. The printed pattern is printed onto the warp yarns. A controller is used to monitor the position of the printed pattern during the weaving process relative to the position of a woven pattern that is being formed into the fabric. Should the printed pattern and woven pattern fall out of alignment, the controller then alters the longitudinal size of the woven pattern, the printed pattern, or both patterns, in order to realign the patterns. | ||||||
| 353 | Jacquard mechanism for creating a shed in a loom | US837348 | 1997-04-17 | US5911247A | 1999-06-15 | Paul Waters |
| A Jacquard mechanism for creating a shed in a loom has a plurality of hooks operative to be connected, optionally via one or more other bodies, to yarns in a loom. The hooks are movable between a first position and a second position. A griffe is provided, the griffe being movable along a path so as to engage the hooks when the hooks are in the first position. The Jacquard mechanism also has a plurality of solenoids, each solenoid having a plunger operative to directly engage a hook. Movement of the plunger causes an associated hook to move to the second position wherein it will not be engaged by the griffe as it moves along the path. | ||||||
| 354 | Tackle assembly for weaving loom | US377654 | 1995-01-23 | US5540262A | 1996-07-30 | Dario Bassi; Michael Himmelstoff |
| A four position tackle assembly for controlling the movement of at least one heddle in a weaving loom, including adjacent pulley blocks having first and second pulleys. A cord member is secured at one end relative to the weaving loom and successively extends therefrom over an idle pulley mounted to a first of the pulley blocks, a first guide pulley, the second pulley of the first pulley block, a second guide pulley, and the second pulley of the second pulley block to an end which is securable to at least one heddle. | ||||||
| 355 | Machine for weaving face to face fabrics | US232617 | 1994-04-25 | US5522435A | 1996-06-04 | Carlos DeRudder |
| A Jacquard machine for weaving face-to-face fabrics consisting of a bottom fabric and a top fabric between which pile threads are stretched, incorporating two systems, one for each fabric. For each pile thread, the machine incorporates a selection element with hooks under the action of knives, a cord which is connected to one of the hooks, a lifting device, and a grate which is driven together with one of the knives. The invention enables pile warp threads to be taken into more than three different positions with the aid of a single selection element, thereby reducing the cost and size of the Jacquard machine. | ||||||
| 356 | Jacquard shed forming device with double tackle assembly | US522098 | 1990-05-11 | US5038837A | 1991-08-13 | Joseph Palau; Dario Bassi |
| A three-position weaving mechanism for a weaving loom which includes a plurality of shed-forming devices having tackle assemblies disposed in side by side relationship and wherein the lower pulleys of adjacent tackle assemblies are joined by a cord which passes over such pulleys and an intermediate idler pulley which is secured to the frame of the weaving loom. | ||||||
| 357 | Jacquard weaving machine utilizing selectively reciprocatable control members | US469437 | 1990-04-10 | US5031668A | 1991-07-16 | Jack Bell |
| An apparatus for controlling warp threads on weaving machines, particularly suited for control of warp threads on Jacquard type machines, for example selvedge machines. Control members are arranged to control movement of a warp thread and are adapted to be moved in arcuate paths by a reciprocatable member which reciprocates repeatedly. Selectively operable members cooperate with the control members to allow the control members to reciprocate fully with the reciprocatable members or to be held in a position in which the control members either reciprocate less than the reciprocatable members or do not reciprocate at all. The control members have abutting surfaces in different planes which slide relative to each other and which permit the control members to be positioned with the abutting surfaces facing each other with a combined thickness substantially the same as the overall thickness of one of the control members. | ||||||
| 358 | Thread separator for seaming machines | US358134 | 1989-05-30 | US4974300A | 1990-12-04 | Fritz Vohringer |
| The invention concerns a thread separator for seaming machines, especially the seaming of dewwatering webs, drying webs, felts and so on. The object underlying the invention consists therein to optimize the reliability of the function of the thread separator by configuring their gripper needles such that the singling out of each foremost thread of a row of warp threads of the web is ensured and each piercing and taking with of the following thread is avoided. It is proposed to construct the gripper needles as separator needles, providing them with special hooks, of which at least two are located with respect to the upper side and the lower side of the web strip related to the row of threads in the same or parallel level opposite to one another, the tips thereof being directed to the opposing thread surface, respectively. The separator needles are provided with concave apertures adpated to the diameter of the thread which is to be separated on grasping it. These apertures are configured thus that piercing of the thread to be separated by the tips and catching the following thread are avoided. | ||||||
| 359 | Shed forming devices in weaving looms including pivotable retaining hooks | US896266 | 1986-08-14 | US4702286A | 1987-10-27 | Joseph Palau; Dario Bassi |
| This invention relates to the shed forming devices in weaving looms wherein each of the retaining hooks is in the form of an element which is pivotable about a horizontal pin with each element provided with a tail portion which is subjected to the reaction of a compression spring so that the head portion thereof lies in a rest position above the toe of a corresponding mobile hook. When the mobile hook causes a retaining hook to pivot so that its nose or head is in an outer position with respect to the toe, an electromagnet of the device may be selectively activated to retain the retaining hook in this outer position to thereby prevent the mobile hook from being restrained by the retaining hook. | ||||||
| 360 | Weaving mechanism with improved selection of the hooks | US548118 | 1983-11-02 | US4532963A | 1985-08-06 | Patrick Bastion; Francois Lhuillier; Ulrich Mutschler |
| A mechanism for selecting and raising heddle hooks in a weaving loom in response to control signals delivered by a pattern reader, wherein the mechanism includes a flexible blade for each hook and further includes a catch associated with each blade and operable to connect the blade with the hook thereby to select the hook, and the mechanism further including an electro magnetic coil operative for selecting each blade and catch in response to said control signals delivered to a shift register whose stages energize the coils, the hooks being supported by one plate and the selecting mechanisms being supported by another plate, the plates reciprocating toward and away from each other in synchronism with the loom motion. | ||||||
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