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mumoza
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Making Endless Woven Glass Fabrics

10/25/2014 8:03 AM

Hi everbody

is there anybody Who known how to make woven glass fabrics in edless form.

these fabrics are made endless after woven on looms.

I think theres is a simple medtod doing this.
I will be very pressure if you clarify me
Thanks and best regards
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Re: Making endless woven glass fabrics

10/25/2014 9:55 AM

Google it.

You might try the Neverending Fabric Company.
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Re: Making Endless Woven Glass Fabrics

10/27/2014 5:12 AM

Knitting?

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Re: Making Endless Woven Glass Fabrics

10/27/2014 6:20 AM

Yes Knitting is the best way
But there are a lot of length to be made endless form Therefore Knitting isn't efficiently There glass fabrics are weaved on loops and then to be made endless form after that coating resins
After coating when looked at fabrics , you cant see any joint or ends
I think it should be a simple method making endless (seamless) these glass fabrics
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