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ANTON VODEL in GREIZ. Porous, non-felting, gauze-like clothing material.

Patented in the German Empire on March 14, 1897.

With all known woolen and / or. half-woolen There is a problem with fabrics that the woolen or half-wool threads when they come into contact with the surface. combine with each other during the later washing, " condense, shrink strongly and finally felt, creating the clothing fabric In addition to its tail-absorbing effect, one of the main properties is air permeability or porosity. This disadvantage lies partly in the bond and partly in the bond in the use of unsuitable roving threads.

This evil of entering and matting the woolen resp. half-wool threads The aim is to remove it and to maintain the necessary porosity in the clothing material of the present invention.

The same is achieved by making the clothing material from thie rise (sheep, Camel hair and other wool) and vegetable (Cotton, ramie, linen etc.) or from mixed materials (Vigogne) and here 'the woolen or half-woolen Threads with one or more materials that offer resistance to felting (cotton, linen, ramie, silk, etc.) simply or cross-twisted and the fabric binds like a gauze.

For this it is necessary that

i. enough space is left between the individual warp and weft threads, to a union or entanglement of the WoIlbezw. Avoid half-wool threads and thereby a permanent porosity is preserved in the product, since this is really the first condition of a product hygienic outer and underwear is; that

2. To further protect the individual woolen or semi-woolen threads, use the same before enlisting with one or more, matting and shrinking resistance performing threads are twisted simply or crosswise; that one

3. The wool or half-wool threads spring back as far as possible in the first wash running, whereby it is achieved at the same time that the vegetable matter represented in the tissue and animal webs - although these are in the wash as to their entanglement behave differently to one another - in the case of the new product even in the hot one Laundry remain in equal proportion to one another; that

4. the WoIl- respectively. the half-wool thread on two sides - the weft and warp direction after - enclosed and held in place by non-incoming and matting threads will.

For this purpose one can choose only one type of these threads or different ones.

Is z. B. the fabric, as the accompanying drawing shows, produced, the cotton threads α serve as a chain, while a linen-wrapped cotton thread b works as Schufs. The cotton as well as the linen form so. in the product a supporting and protective fabric for the wool. The wool thread will

so firmly enclosed here that it cannot go back further than the first Laundry is conditional. The wool cannot touch in this way either, so that a unification of the WoIl- respectively. Half-wool threads, so that no felting is possible appears. On one side, the linen thread prevents the further jumping back Wool, after the other the cotton warp threads the wool running in.

Claims (1)

Patent claim: A clothing material, primarily suitable for underwear, in which a Achieving permanent porosity, reducing shrinkage as much as possible and felting when washing it is to be avoided that the chain is made from vegetable, whereas the chain consists of vegetable and animal materials intertwined with one another, and the latter is like a gauze is bound by the chain. For this purpose ι sheet of drawings.