Plied fabric tape with loops

A fabric tape has two textile layers 5,6 which are interlaced at spaced intervals along the length of the tape to form loops 10 of flexible textile material. The tape comprises a first layer 5 with warp threads 22,24 and weft threads, and a second layer 6 with warp threads 33,35 and weft threads. Th...

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Hauptverfasser:	ANDREW WATSON, NIGEL R YATES, ADRIAN J G SENN
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Schlagworte:	BRAIDING KNITTING LACE-MAKING LOOMS METHODS OF WEAVING NON-WOVEN FABRICS RIBBONS, TAPES OR BANDS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR TEXTILES TRIMMINGS WEAVING WOVEN FABRICS
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description	A fabric tape has two textile layers 5,6 which are interlaced at spaced intervals along the length of the tape to form loops 10 of flexible textile material. The tape comprises a first layer 5 with warp threads 22,24 and weft threads, and a second layer 6 with warp threads 33,35 and weft threads. The threads are interlaced at spaced intervals to form binding regions 4 and loops 10. The warp threads 22,24; 33,35 of at least one layer are passed around the weft threads of the other layer. Preferably the warp threads 22,24 of the first layer 5 are passed around the weft threads of both layers 5,6. The binding regions 4 between the two layers are preferably formed across 2 to 10 weft threads. The warp threads of the first layer may be of a different colour to the warp threads of the second layer. The tape may be used as a suspension device for multiple garment hangers 46.
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