| 摘要 |
<p>An industrial double-layered fabric, which has ground-yarn connections that do not include independent connecting yarns, in which a conventionally problematic connecting loop structure is formed. The industrial double-layered fabric is characterized in that: in one or a plurality of locations on the entire texture, an upper-surface side warp yarn, which functions as a warp ground-yarn connecting yarn, is not woven into an upper-surface side weft yarn at a position where an upper-surface side warp yarn is woven into an upper-surface side weft yarn of the woven texture, but is woven into another upper-surface side weft yarn, which is faced towards the lower-surface side and woven into a lower-surface side weft yarn from the lower-surface side to face the upper-surface side; a jointing loop is formed at both end parts that have open-ends by the reversal of part or the entire end of the warp yarn, and the lengthwise yarn within the entire texture includes the warp yarn that was reversed in order form the jointing loop, and the reversed warp yarn that faces thereto and forms a pair therewith; and, in the lengthwise texture, the warp yarns that form the pair have the same number of knuckles, and the interval between each knuckle is approximately equal.</p> |
