| 摘要 |
<p>Joints for industrial fabrics are made such that the end edge of each part o f the fabric is formed with projecting loops (5), which are formed by bending the warp threads of each part backwards, the return parts of these threads being woven into the fa- bric for a given length. The loops of one part are inserted between the loop s in the opposite part for being fixed in this position. It is desirable that all warp threads in the fabric can coact in the jjoint, ev en if their collective width is greater than 100 % of the fa- bric width. The individual loops (5) along at least some portion of the end edges (3, 4) of the parts (1, 2) are therefore formed from at least two juxtaposed threads (7, 8; 11, 12) crossing each other at least once (at 9) before the point of return into the fabric.</p> |
