DE1049042B - Woven decorative ribbon - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a woven decorative tape with one or more pulling members in Shape of auxiliary threads or narrow auxiliary ribbons on which the decorative ribbon can be pushed together is.

The purpose of the invention is to form a loop-like multiple loop, such as this one for decorative purposes, for example on a box of chocolates or on any other gift box. Such multiple loops were made previously made by hand with the help of threads in a time-consuming work.

Woven ribbons have also been known to have one or more threads or ribbons in their warp as Pull organs are loosely woven in, so that the tape is shot together on these pull organs for the purpose of pleating can be practiced. This creates a wave-like structure called a ruffle.

With the decoration tape according to the invention, while avoiding time-consuming manual labor in A very simple way to produce a loop-like multiple loop with an excellent decorative effect.

The decorative tape according to the invention is characterized in that on one side of the decorative tape at least one extends over the entire length of the tape extending pulling element is provided, which is expediently spaced equally between each other is loosely connected to the decorative tape and alternately longitudinal and transverse Has sections, so that the successive between the in the longitudinal direction of the decorative tape Connection points lying sections of the decorative tape when pushing it together on the pulling element each form individual loops, which in their entirety form a multiple decorative loop result.

Four exemplary embodiments of the subject matter of the invention are illustrated in the drawing.

Fig. 1 shows a woven decorative tape in the stretched state according to the first embodiment ;

Fig. 2 shows the same tape with a portion folded over;

Fig. 3 shows a multiple loop formed by pushing this band together, and

4, 5 and 6 show decorative ribbons according to three other exemplary embodiments.

The designated with a woven decorative band according to FIG. 1 and 2 on one side thereof with two loose, provided symmetrically to the strip center line arranged auxiliary threads b, the manner of a saw ahngewindes ^ extend and thus longitudinal and transverse sections b ¹ and b ² form. Everyone

Woven decorative ribbon

Applicant:
Bandfabrik Breitenbach AG,
Breitenbach (Switzerland)

Representative: Dipl.-Ing. K. Kiekeben, patent attorney,
Berlin-Charlottenburg 9, Kaiserdamm 28

Claimed priority:
Switzerland from August 3, 1956

Ernst Hagenbuch, Breitenbach (Switzerland),
has been named as the inventor

of the two auxiliary threads is only interwoven with the ribbon fabric at the corner points of each tooth, ie at the points of change of direction b ³ and & ^{4 of} the thread course. The interweaving of the two auxiliary threads b with the ribbon fabric expediently takes place in the course of the ribbon production on a ribbon loom provided with additional means for this purpose. The connection of these auxiliary threads with the tape fabric could, however, also take place subsequently on a zigzag sewing machine. In. In both cases the thread sections lie loosely on the belt fabric between two connection points of the threads.
If now the thus-formed decoration strip pushed together b on the two auxiliary filaments so arising successively between the successive in the longitudinal direction of the strip, transverse thread portions b ² of the yarn pair each have a loop a ^1, the ends of which, as illustrated in Fig. 2, each moved and have been narrowed at the same time. By pulling the tape together over its entire length, these individual loops a ^{1 are} tufted, so that a multiple loop is obtained with auxiliary threads pulled together in the center and no longer perceptible from the outside, as shown in FIG.

The same effect can be achieved if the two auxiliary threads are arranged in the manner shown in FIGS. According to FIG. 4, the longitudinal sections c ^{1 of} the two auxiliary threads c lie in a parallel arrangement in the longitudinal center zone of the band a. At regular intervals, the two threads form oppositely directed bulges c ² and are at the change in direction points c ^s des

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Claims (8)

The course of the thread is woven into the ribbon fabric. Here, too, when the tape a is drawn together, a loop is formed on the two auxiliary threads c between the bulges c2 following one another in the direction of the tape, the ends of which are narrowed by the pulling action of the bulged thread sections c2. According to FIG. 5, the parallel thread sections d1 of the two auxiliary threads d are laid in the edge parts of the tape a and form indentations d- directed towards one another at regular intervals. The two threads d are again only interwoven with the tape fabric at the points of change in direction d3 of the thread course. Experiments have shown that a single auxiliary thread may be sufficient to form the desired multiple loop. Such a thread arrangement is shown in FIG. The auxiliary thread e runs in the middle of the tape a and forms a wave consisting of two half-waves at regular intervals. It is interwoven with the ribbon fabric at the four points of change of direction e1. When the band a is drawn together on the auxiliary thread e, a multiple loop is created in a manner similar to that explained above, with loops narrowed at their roots by transverse pulling. Patent claims: 1. Woven decoration tape with one or more tension members in the form of auxiliary threads or narrow auxiliary tapes on which the decoration tape is to be pushed together, characterized in that on one side of the decoration tape (ä) at least one tension member extending over the entire length of the tape (fr, c, d, e) is provided, which is only loosely connected to the decoration band at appropriately equal distances from one another and has alternately longitudinal and transverse sections, so that the sections of the decoration band lying between the connecting points in the longitudinal direction of the decoration band when it is pushed together on the pulling element in each case individual loops (a ¹ ) form those, which in their entirety result in a multiple decorative loop. 2. Decorative tape according to claim 1, characterized in that the longitudinal sections of the tension member (e) lie in the center line of the tape and the transverse sections form a wave consisting of two half-waves. 3. Decorative tape according to claim 1, characterized by two tension members (fr, c, d) arranged symmetrically to the tape center line. 4. Decorative tape according to claims 1 and 3, characterized in that the tension members (fr) run in the manner of a buttress thread (for ¹ , for ² ) and at the corner points (for ³ , for ⁴ ) of each tooth with the tape fabric (a ) are connected. 5. Decorative tape according to claims 1 and 3, characterized in that the longitudinal sections (c ¹ ) of the tension members (c) lie in the central zone of the tape and have bulges (c ² ) which are directed in opposite directions and form transverse sections at regular intervals. 6. Decorative tape according to claims 1 and 3, characterized in that the longitudinal sections (d ¹ ) of the tension members (d ) lie in the edge parts of the tape (a) and at regular intervals mutually directed, transverse sections forming indentations (d ² ) exhibit. 7. Decorative tape according to claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the loose connection of the tension member (fr, c, d, e) with the tape fabric (a) is effected by interweaving this tension member at its points of change of direction. 8. Decorative tape according to claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the loose connection of the tension member (fr, c, d, e) with the tape fabric (a) is effected by sewing the same at its points of change of direction. Considered publications:
Swiss patent specification No. 278 898,
'330; French patent specification No. 1 026 687. 1 sheet of drawings © 809 730/10 1.59