Textiles: weaving – Fabrics – Drier felts
Patent
1989-08-25
1991-01-29
Falik, Andrew M.
Textiles: weaving
Fabrics
Drier felts
D03D 1300, D03D 1500
Patent
active
049879294
ABSTRACT:
A papermakers' fabric, especially a forming fabric, with very high fiber support and open area on its top surface to enhance the papermaking characteristics. The papermaking surface consists of a woven fabric layer with single float machine direction yarn knuckles; i.e., no machine direction yarn passes over two or more adjacent top surface cross machine direction yarns. To complete the papermaking surface, into this base structure is woven two additional, generally smaller diameter, cross machine direction yarns for every cross machine direction yarn in the base weave papermaking surface. These two additional cross machine direction yarn pairs are woven in reverse weave patterns to one another such that natural interposing forces cause the two yarns to align one over the other centrally between two adjacent cross machine direction yarns of the fabric layer. One yarn of the interposing pair functions as an additional fiber supporting yarn while the other yarn acts as a locator yarn to position the fiber supporting yarn in the proper or ideal location on the papermaking surface.
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Falik Andrew M.
Huyck Corporation
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