| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 066190000 | Incorporated unknitted materials | 16 |
| 20100139327 | Net and process for producing the net - A net is made from a multi-layer film which is used to produce at least two layers of synthetic yarns that are unified by application of a thermal process. | 06-10-2010 |
| 20140190215 | ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED INTO THREADS FOR HANDWORK WITH KNITTING NEEDLES, CROCHET HOOKS OR THE LIKE - An arrangement of a knitting lacework, including a lace having multiple holes longitudinally lined up along its perimeter at regular intervals, and which may be positioned near the edge, centrally, or in other parts of the referred lace, and the holes have a geometry taken from the group including round, egg-shaped, rectangular, square, or in other shapes, even shoulder-strap-shaped. | 07-10-2014 |
| 20160024697 | ELONGATE SELF-CLOSING SLEEVE FOR PROTECTING ELONGATE MEMBERS - The present invention concerns an elongate self-closing sleeve for protecting elongated members, said sleeve having internal and external opposite faces. Said sleeve comprises a warp knitted textile | 01-28-2016 |
| 066191000 | Fleece or pile type | 4 |
| 20100132412 | LOOP TAPE FOR HOOK-AND-LOOP FASTENER - A loop element for a hook-and-loop fastener has a substrate layer of a nonwoven having an outer face, a fleece cover layer on the outer face of the substrate layer, and an adhesive layer on the outer face securing the cover layer to the substrate layer. A multiplicity of loops formed of polymer threads are knitted into only the cover layer and project from an outer face thereof. | 06-03-2010 |
| 20120198893 | KNITTED VELCRO SLEEVE - A knit fabric for use as a wrap around-sleeve having connectors along opposed edges. The fabric comprises a body portion knitted in a single layer of warp and weft yarns, a first edge portion of warp and weft yarns formed into spaced chains which secure a woven tape having hooks onto the knit fabric and a second edge knit to form raised loops. The hooks secured along the first edge are adapted to secure with the loops along the second edge securing the fabric edges forming the fabric into a wrap-around sleeve. | 08-09-2012 |
| 20130139555 | KNITTED VELCRO SLEEVE - A knit fabric for use as a wrap around-sleeve having connectors along opposed edges. The fabric comprises a body portion knitted in a single layer of warp and weft yarns, a first edge portion of warp and weft yarns formed into spaced chains which secure a woven tape having hooks onto the knit fabric and a second edge knit to form raised loops. The hooks secured along the first edge are adapted to secure with the loops along the second edge securing the fabric edges forming the fabric into a wrap-around sleeve. | 06-06-2013 |
| 20140000319 | KNIT SPACER FABRIC FOR MOTOR-VEHICLE INTERIOR | 01-02-2014 |
| 066192000 | Warp | 9 |
| 20090049870 | KNITTED SPACER FABRIC AND METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF - A knitted spacer fabric includes an upper textile, a lower textile and mutually crossing supporting threads arranged between the upper textile and the lower textile which connect the upper and the lower textiles to one another. Portions of the supporting threads are connected to one another at crossing points. | 02-26-2009 |
| 20090064720 | CORDUROY FABRIC - The corduroy fabric includes a plurality of transverse weft yarn sets. Each consists of at least three yarns and includes a plurality of pile yarn warp loops consisting of yarns having yarn forming at least one pile end, and a plurality of binding yarn warp loops consisting of at least two yarns. Each of the binding yarn warp loops is located respectively at two sides of a selected number of the pile yarn warp loops and has one common yarn winding a selected number of the pile yarn warp loops to form a binding yarn cross with the pile end. The pile yarn warp loops and the binding yarn warp loops of one transverse weft yarn set are crossly woven consecutively with longitudinal neighboring pile yarn warp stitches and the binding yarn warp loops of a next transverse weft yarn set to form a plurality of longitudinal warp loop pile zones. | 03-12-2009 |
| 20090100878 | Fabric knitting method and knitted product - In one embodiment of the present application, a knitting method is disclosed for a knitting fabric capable of eliminating the need of stitch transfer during knitting and easily knitting even a thick and less stretchable knitting fabric. Three types of stitching including knits marked with “O,” tacks marked with “V,” and missings marked with “-” are knitted repeatedly in a course direction and a wale direction. The thickness of the clothing fabric of a knitted product is 1.5 times that by plain knitting or thicker which is equal to a thickness obtained by rib knitting. The elongation of the knitted product in the course direction is approximately 1.5 times that by the other methods which is approximately half an elongation obtained by plain knitting which is approximately three times that by the other methods. The elongation of the knitted product in the wale direction is approximately 1.7 to 1.8 times that obtained by the other methods which is equal to an elongation obtained by plain knitting. Since the three types of stitches including the knits, tacks, and missings may be repeatedly knitted in each course for knitting the knitting fabric, the stitch transfer is not required during the knitting, and the thick and laterally less stretchable knitting fabric can be easily knitted. | 04-23-2009 |
| 20090126411 | Textile-reinforced composites with high tear strength - The present disclosure relates to a reinforcing textile material that comprises a weft-inserted warp knit fabric, in which the warp yarns are configured in a pattern having a majority of successive flat stitches that are used in conjunction with a minority of subsequent successive round stitches. The warp yarn configuration may be represented by the expression x+y, where x is the number of successive needle positions in which a warp yarn is positioned in a flat stitch arrangement and y is the number of subsequent successive needle positions in which the same warp yarn is positioned in a round stitch arrangement. The present weft-inserted warp knit fabrics possess improved dimensional stability, high tensile strength, high tear strength, and a relatively smooth surface, making them well-suited for use as reinforcements in roofing membranes, signs, banners, tents, and the like. | 05-21-2009 |
| 20090126412 | Yarn fabric and manufacturing process thereof - This yarn fabric comprises warp yarns and weft yarns, and also a slashing size present solely at the periphery of the warp yarns. This slashing size comprises at least one filler capable of modifying the properties of this fabric. | 05-21-2009 |
| 20150075228 | HEAT RESISTANT SEPARATION FABRIC - A warp knitted heat resistant separation fabric is provided, having at least two sets of warp yarns. A first set of warp yarns is positioned over the width of the fabric and formed with pillar stitches; and a second set of warp yarns positioned over the width of the fabric shows in its repeat in the fabric an underlap under at least two pillars that are formed by the first set of warp yarns. | 03-19-2015 |
| 066193000 | With crochet stitch | 3 |
| 20090071198 | LATTICE BAND WITH A CROCHET BAND STYLE - The present invention provides an improved lattice band structure of a crochet band style. There is a front crochet band, rear crochet band and connecting line element. The connecting line element is made of braided lines arranged at intervals along the extension direction of front and rear crochet bands. Both ends of the braided line are incorporated onto front and rear crochet bands. Due to the predefined length of braided lines, no braided line between front and rear crochet bands is required to be cut off. So, the front and rear crochet bands can be directly spread to a preset parallel state thus simplifying the structure and reducing the cost and chances of defect with improved economic efficiency. | 03-19-2009 |
| 20140060119 | Device for Elongating Stitches, Elongating Device for Producing a Net with Elongated Stitches, Method for Producing a Net with Elongated Stitches and a Net with Elongated Stitches - A method, an elongating device, a Raschel knitting machine comprising the elongating device for producing nets with elongated stitches and a net comprising elongated stitches is described. The method comprises the steps of continuously generating new loops for elongating the two rows of loops by additional loops and dragging the rows of loops in a machine direction, generating a first stitch of the weft by joining the weft to a loop of the first row and to a loop of the second row, and positioning the first stitch across a surface of an elongating device for preventing the first stitch from traveling with the warps knitted to loops in the machine direction. The joining is configured for elongating the first stitch by pulling additional weft material, and the surface of the elongating device is carrying out a reciprocating movement towards the first stitch. Further, an elongating device for elongating of the stitches is described. | 03-06-2014 |
| 20160076177 | WARP KNITTING FABRIC EXPRESSING DESIGN PATTERN OF JACQUARD TEXTURE ON GROUND ORGANIZATION - A warp knitting including a ground organization and a pattern organization is provided. The ground organization includes a mesh forming portion knitted by a plurality of net organizations each having a specific shape, the net organizations being consecutively formed vertically and horizontally throughout an entire width in the longitudinal direction, and a pattern forming portion knitted in a predetermined area of the mesh forming portion where one desires to create the design pattern and overlapping the mesh forming portion to express a predetermined design pattern. The pattern organization is composed of wefts that cross in the transverse direction to cover and overlap the entire surface of the ground organization and are integrally connected to each other to weave the fabric. | 03-17-2016 |
