US Patent 6,311,737 (granted Nov. 6, 2001) to Wahhoud, Czura and Hehle of Lindauer Dornier, describing a method and loom for weaving leno ground fabric across the full weaving width. Two full-width heald frames carry lifting healds and half healds that move the leno and ground warp threads. Separate warp beams allow independent tension control, with the leno warp held at 40-60% of the ground warp tension. The scan contains a USPTO database printout with claims, the patent front page, a drawing sheet of the loom, and the printed specification covering background art, objects, and the detailed description.

US Patent 6,315,008 (granted 13 Nov 2001) to Dornier et al. of Lindauer Dornier GmbH, describing a weaving loom for leno fabric. It uses two warp control sections on the reed side facing the warp: one guides the leno threads and ground threads and oscillates horizontally, the other carries a detour element and needle bar and oscillates vertically, both driven by a common (eccentric) drive or by separate drives. The scan includes a US PTO web printout with abstract, claims and description, plus the patent's front page and drawing sheets showing side-view loom mechanisms, heddle/needle details and lamellae needle bars.