Shock absorbing woven webbing

Details Shock absorbing woven webbing Shock absorbing woven webbing

1999-02-02

2000-07-11

Calvert, John J.

Textiles: weaving

Fabrics

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139388, D03D 302

Patent

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060858028

ABSTRACT:
A continuously woven web includes a first woven region interwoven with a plurality of yarns to define a first weave pattern and a second woven region forming a continuous weave with the first woven region and having a continuation of the yarns. The yarns are attached to the second woven region at a distal end thereof. The second woven region has a length defined by a length between a first end positioned adjacent a termination of the first weave pattern and the distal end. In the second woven region, the yarns have a greater elasticity in aggregate and a shorter length than the second woven region. Upon application of a tensile force to the webbing, the yarns in the second woven region may elongate to a length limited by the length of the second woven region.

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