Warp Beam for Triaxial Weaving, US Patent No. 3884429
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US Patent 3,884,429 (granted May 20, 1975) to Norris F. Dow describes a warp beam for triaxial weaving. Warp yarns from a rotating creel are wound helically into a flattened sleeve on a take-up beam, so the yarns migrate across the fabric width and transfer from upper to lower warp sets as the beam is unwound on a triaxial loom. The text covers the background, two beaming apparatus embodiments, the weaving method, and six claims. Four sheets of drawings show the apparatus and a stabilized triaxial fabric.
- Type
- Patent
- Date
- May 20, 1975
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 10
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