Process and thread inserter for the manufacture of belting with tubular edge portions

US4313473A · kind A · utility

Assignees

• Johann Berger · DE
• Josef Berger · DE

Inventor

• Erich Reiter · Mutlangen, DE

Key dates

• Filing date: Jun 12, 1980
• Grant date: Feb 2, 1982
• Expiry date: Jun 12, 2000

Classification

• Technology area (CPC D): Textiles; Paper
• CPC primary: D03D47/02
• WIPO field: Textile and paper machines
• WIPO sector: Mechanical engineering

Abstract

The belting has a single layer woven central portion (24) and two tubular edge portions (21, 22) and is made on a needle belt weaving loom provided with a knitting needle (37). The belting serves preferably for safety belts in motor vehicles. One tubular edge portion (22) is closed by a row of stitching (28') whereby the row of stitching does not lie at the outer edge of the tubular edge portion (22) but should disappear into the fabric at the edge of the central portion (24). By means of the invention the rate of production should be increased, which results from manufacture with two simultaneously moving weft thread insertion needles (30, 34) which simultaneously at each pick insert two weft threads (31, 35). To anchor one weft thread at the outer edges of the edge parts a common shed for both weft thread insertion needles is formed at least on the insertion side by the two outer edge warp threads (1a, 2a). For weaving the edge parts (21', 22') between the central portion (24) and the two outer edge warp threads (1a, 2a) an upper shed (32a) and a lower shed (32b) are formed, of which one shed accepts the first weft thread insertion needle (34) which forms the edge fabric and the …