Warp-Knitted Fabric, US Patent No. 2691286
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US Patent 2,691,286, granted 12 October 1954 to Gilbert N. Cooper of Elkins Park, Pa., for a warp-knitted mesh fabric. The fabric has knitted warp chains of paired principal loops and single auxiliary loops, locked by unknitted warp threads, producing twelve-sided meshes that look circular. It is made on a knitting machine, keeps its shape without stretching or sizing, has a perfect selvage and suits overlay decoration. It was intended for millinery and shoe mesh in nylon or other yarns, and it simulates lace-machine products. The scan includes the drawing sheet, specification, five claims and cited references.
- Type
- Patent
- Date
- October 12, 1954
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 3
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