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US659416A
US659416A US72255199A US1899722551A US659416A US 659416 A US659416 A US 659416A US 72255199 A US72255199 A US 72255199A US 1899722551 A US1899722551 A US 1899722551A US 659416 A US659416 A US 659416A
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  • This invention has for its object the pro d uctiou ofa novel fabric; and it consists of the novel features of construction and relative arrangement of the parts hereinafter fully described in the specification, clearly illustrated in the '(ii'awings, and particularly pointed out in the claims.
  • Figure 1 is a front elevation of a fabric constructed in accordance with my invention.
  • Figs. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 represent modifications.
  • a structure having a relatively-small amount ofv rigidity a structure having a relativelydarge rigidity in such a way that the structure produced forms a single composite fabric whose parts can not be easily separated or displaced and which is rigid for the purpose indicated.
  • the lighter member of the fabric is manufactured first and subsequently the' heavier or stiffer member of the fabric is combined therewith.
  • lighter mem ber of the fabric may be composedof a wire fabric of any desired design, as shown in Figs. l, 2, 3, 4, 5, lO, and 11, or it maybe composed of' perforatedsheets c, of metal, asbestos, or other material; as shown in Figs. 6 and '7.
  • the heavier member of the fabric is composed of relatively-stiffrods, as
  • a represents the lighter member of the'fabric, as shown in Figs. l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10,"and 11.
  • the member a is composed of a wire mesh, and the particular arrangement of the mesh can be varied according to theuse to which the fabric is to be put.
  • b represents the heavier member of the fabric. This, as shown, is composed of two parts arranged one on each side of the member a and connected either by a weld,as b',o1 by aclamp,
  • Figs. 1', 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 11 the members b on opposing sides of the member a are shown as arranged at right angles to each other; but lhey may be arranged at any angle.
  • the heavier members,l as shown are composed of a wire b upon one side and plates b3 upon the other. The plates b3 and the wiresb are welded at predetermined points, as in the case of the fabric shown in the other figures.
  • Fig. 9 I show a com'- pound form of the fabric disclosed in Fig.8. This particular form of fabric may be used in building construction to form the wall upon which the plaster is placed, the space between the two members when the form in Fig. 9 is used being employed for sound-proof material or fireproof material, as desired.
  • the inner member is combined and secured to an outer stier member to produce a fabric the twoparts of which while being secured together are not interwoven.
  • y improved fabric is a very efficient form of fabric for building' construction and also for use in felices and other partitions.
  • a compound wire fabric comprising an inner fabric member and two inclosingmeml bers composed of bars or rods, the bars or rods upon one side being bonded to the bars or rods of the other side at predetermined points.
  • a compound fabric comprising an inner I member supported between wires extending on both sides thereof, but not interwoven with the same, the wires onone side being bonded IOS to those on the other side at predetermined points.
  • a compound fabric comprising an inneir member arranged and supported between the wires extending on both sides thereof, the said wires on one side being welded to those on the other side at predetermined points.
  • a compound fabric comprising an inner member, aseries of cross-wires arranged upon one side of said member, a series of longitudinal wires arranged upon the other side of said member, the said wires being bonded at their points of intersection and holding interposed between them the inner member.
  • a compound fabric comprising an innermember, a series of cross-wires arranged upon one side of said member, a series of longitudinalwires arranged upon the other side of said member, the said Wires being welded at their points of intersection and holding interposed between them the inner member.
  • a compound fabric comprising a wire fabric interposed between two sets of wires or bars, the said bars or wires upon one side being bonded to the bars or wires upon the other side and holding between them the said fabric.
  • a compound fabric comprising an inner member or fabric, a series of strengthening wires or bars arranged upon cach side thereof, the bars or wires upon one side being bonded to the bars or wires upon the -other side, through the plane of the inner member, whereby the inner member is connected to and supported by said wires.
  • a wire fence comprising a fabric of relatively-small wires and mesh, a fabric of relatively-heavy wires and mesh, said wires beingarranged upon each side of said first-mentioned fabric, the inclosing wires upon one side being bonded to those of the other side at predetermined points.
  • a wire fabric comprising two sets of wires or bars, a sheet of material arranged between said sets of Wires,.the wires of one set being connected at predetermined points to the wires of the other set through the plano occupied by said sheet.

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No. 659,4I6. Patented 00L-9, |900,
n c. PERRY,
COMPOSITE WIRE FABRIC.
(Alpximion med 'July 1, 1899.)
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composle WIRE FABnlc. (Application med July 1, 1.899.)
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J; c. PERRY.
COMPOSITE WIRE FABRIC.
(Application med :my 1, 1899.) l (No Model.) 3 Sheets-Sheet 3 WWNIZEES: l I ||\l\/| NTER La /W MM e. /JZZ 'ATENT einen.
JOIIN-C. PERRY, OF CLINTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
COMPOSITE WIRE FABRIC.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 659,416, dated October 9, 1900.
Application filed July l, 1899.
and useful Improvementsin Composite Wire Fabrics, of which the followingis a specification.
This invention has for its object the pro d uctiou ofa novel fabric; and it consists of the novel features of construction and relative arrangement of the parts hereinafter fully described in the specification, clearly illustrated in the '(ii'awings, and particularly pointed out in the claims.
Figure 1 is a front elevation of a fabric constructed in accordance with my invention. Figs. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 represent modifications.
In carrying out my invention I combine with a structure having a relatively-small amount ofv rigiditya structure having a relativelydarge rigidity in such a way that the structure produced forms a single composite fabric whose parts can not be easily separated or displaced and which is rigid for the purpose indicated. Preferably the lighter member of the fabric is manufactured first and subsequently the' heavier or stiffer member of the fabric is combined therewith. The
lighter mem ber of the fabric may be composedof a wire fabric of any desired design, as shown in Figs. l, 2, 3, 4, 5, lO, and 11, or it maybe composed of' perforatedsheets c, of metal, asbestos, or other material; as shown in Figs. 6 and '7. The heavier member of the fabric is composed of relatively-stiffrods, as
shown in Figs. 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 10, and l1,or of bars, (shown in Figs. 8 vand 9,) the lighter member of `the fabric formingthe bod y and the stiffer member of the fabric giving the required rigidity to ke'ep the same in place and to prevent buckling, bending, or displacement.
a represents the lighter member of the'fabric, as shown in Figs. l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10,"and 11. The member a, as shown, is composed of a wire mesh, and the particular arrangement of the mesh can be varied according to theuse to which the fabric is to be put.
b represents the heavier member of the fabric. This, as shown, is composed of two parts arranged one on each side of the member a and connected either by a weld,as b',o1 by aclamp,
Serial No. 722,561. ING modela as b2, through the lighter member a, the two members composing the fabric being connected but not interwoven, the lighter member of the fabric being interposed between the two heavier members of the fabric and bonded to the latter by means of the welds or clamps. The number of the parts b and their arrangements may be varied as desired.
In Figs. 1', 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 11 the members b on opposing sides of the member a are shown as arranged at right angles to each other; but lhey may be arranged at any angle. In Fig. 8 the heavier members,l as shown, are composed of a wire b upon one side and plates b3 upon the other. The plates b3 and the wiresb are welded at predetermined points, as in the case of the fabric shown in the other figures. In Fig. 9 I show a com'- pound form of the fabric disclosed in Fig.8. This particular form of fabric may be used in building construction to form the wall upon which the plaster is placed, the space between the two members when the form in Fig. 9 is used being employed for sound-proof material or fireproof material, as desired.
It will be seen that by my invention the inner member is combined and secured to an outer stier member to produce a fabric the twoparts of which while being secured together are not interwoven.
y improved fabric is a very efficient form of fabric for building' construction and also for use in felices and other partitions.
I-Iavin'gthus explained the nature of my invention and described a wayof constructing and using the same, though'without attempting to set forth all of the forms in which it may be made or all the modes of its use, what I claim, and desire to secure by Letters Pat.- ent, is
l. A compound wire fabric, comprising an inner fabric member and two inclosingmeml bers composed of bars or rods, the bars or rods upon one side being bonded to the bars or rods of the other side at predetermined points.
2."A compound fabric, comprising an inner I member supported between wires extending on both sides thereof, but not interwoven with the same, the wires onone side being bonded IOS to those on the other side at predetermined points.
3'.v A compound fabric, comprising an inneir member arranged and supported between the wires extending on both sides thereof, the said wires on one side being welded to those on the other side at predetermined points.
4. A compound fabric, comprising an inner member, aseries of cross-wires arranged upon one side of said member, a series of longitudinal wires arranged upon the other side of said member, the said wires being bonded at their points of intersection and holding interposed between them the inner member.
5. A compound fabric comprising an innermember, a series of cross-wires arranged upon one side of said member, a series of longitudinalwires arranged upon the other side of said member, the said Wires being welded at their points of intersection and holding interposed between them the inner member.
i3. A compound fabric, comprising a wire fabric interposed between two sets of wires or bars, the said bars or wires upon one side being bonded to the bars or wires upon the other side and holding between them the said fabric.
7. A compound fabric, comprising an inner member or fabric, a series of strengthening wires or bars arranged upon cach side thereof, the bars or wires upon one side being bonded to the bars or wires upon the -other side, through the plane of the inner member, whereby the inner member is connected to and supported by said wires.
8. A wire fence, comprising a fabric of relatively-small wires and mesh, a fabric of relatively-heavy wires and mesh, said wires beingarranged upon each side of said first-mentioned fabric, the inclosing wires upon one side being bonded to those of the other side at predetermined points.
9. A wire fabric, comprising two sets of wires or bars, a sheet of material arranged between said sets of Wires,.the wires of one set being connected at predetermined points to the wires of the other set through the plano occupied by said sheet.
In testimony whereof I have affixed mysignature in presence of two witnesses.
VJOHN C. PERRY.
Witnesses:
P. W. PEZZETTI, A. D. HARRISON.
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