Triaxial Weaving Machine with Heddle Transfer and Method, US Patent No. 4013013
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US Patent 4,013,103 (granted March 22, 1977) to Karol Kulczycki and Burns Darsie, assigned to Barber-Colman Company, describes a weaving machine and method for making triaxial fabrics. Elongate heddles arranged in weftwise rows guide the warp strands and form sheds. A transfer mechanism receives a heddle at the end of one row and moves it pivotally to the adjacent end of another row, so the warp strands can be shifted weftwise without undue stress. The scan includes a web printout with abstract and claims, the printed patent with five sheets of mechanical drawings (Figs. 1-15), the full specification and claims, and a certificate of correction.
- Type
- Patent
- Date
- March 22, 1977
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 32
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