IPC 7 English version
D03-D03C01900

SECTION D – TEXTILES; PAPER


D 03WEAVING


D 03 CSHEDDING MECHANISMS; PATTERN CARDS OR CHAINS; PUNCHING OF CARDS; DESIGNING PATTERNS


Subclass Index

SHEDDING MECHANISMS 

Dobbies; jacquards; cam and other direct-acting mechanisms 

D03C 1/00; D03C 3/00; D03C 5/00 

Healds 

D03C 9/00 

Selvedge mechanisms not forming part of shedding mechanisms 

D03C 11/00 

Other shedding mechanisms 

D03C 7/00, D03C 13/00 

PATTERN CARDS OR CHAINS; CARD-PUNCHING; METHODS OR DEVICES FOR PREPARING PATTERNS 

D03C 15/00; D03C 17/00; D03C 19/00 



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00Dobbies

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02.Single-lift dobbies, i.e. dobbies in which the same draw-knife or equivalent operates for every pick (D03C 1/10 takes precedence)

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04..Open-shed single-lift dobbies

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06.Double-lift dobbies, i.e. dobbies in which separate draw-knives or equivalent operate on alternate picks

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08..reversible, i.e. correct sheds open automatically when the loom is driven backwards

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10.Centre-shed dobbies, i.e. shed formed by lifting some threads and lowering the others from central shed-closed position

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12.Dobbies employing toothed gearing instead of draw-knifes

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14.Features common to dobbies of different types (stop motions acting on defective operation of shedding mechanisms D03D 51/46)

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16..Arrangements of dobby in relation to loom

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18..Knives; Knife frames

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20..Hooks; Lifters

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22..Needles; Needle boxes; Needle boards

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24..Cylinders; Cylinder battens

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26..Facilitating engagement of lifting-hooks with draw-knives

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28...by creating and then eliminating back-lash between hooks and knives

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30...wherein all the hooks are disengaged from the knives, and selected hooks then re-engaged

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32...wherein all the hooks are engaged with the knives, and unselected hooks then disengaged

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34..Arrangements wherein warp threads pass one another at different heights to avoid congestion

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36..Card- or chain-saving arrangements, e.g. cross-border dobbies


3/

00Jacquards (controlling jacquard by scanning design D03C 17/06; for gripper Axminster looms D03D 39/08)

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02.Single-lift jacquards

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04..of open-shed type

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06.Double-lift jacquards

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08..of open-shed type

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10.Centre-shed jacquards

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12.Multiple-shed jacquards, i.e. jacquards which move warp threads to several different heights, e.g. for weaving pile fabrics

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14.Jacquards not employing lifting-hooks, e.g. employing knotted cords in conjunction with keyhole slots

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16.Verdol or other jacquards having intermediate power-operated needles between reading needles and lifting-hooks

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18.Selvedge jacquards

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20.Electrically-operated jacquards

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22.Fluid-operated jacquards

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24.Features common to jacquards of different types

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26..General arrangements of jacquards, or disposition in relation to loom

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28..Pick-finding arrangements; Arrangements for preventing next shed from being opened during stopping of loom

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30..Arrangements wherein hooks are positively operated to close shed

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32..Jacquard driving mechanisms

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34...Cylinder operating mechanisms

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36...Griffe operating mechanisms

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38..Comber boards

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40..Constructions of lifting-cords

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42..Arrangements of lifting-cords

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44..Lingoes


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00Cam or other direct-acting shedding mechanisms, i.e. operating heald frames without intervening power-supplying devices

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02.operated by rotating cams

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04..Construction or shape of cams (cams in general F16H 53/00)

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06.operated by cam devices other than rotating cams


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00Leno or similar shedding mechanisms

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02.Gauze healds

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04.Mechanisms having discs oscillating about a weftwise axis and having apertures for warp threads

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06.Mechanisms having eyed needles for moving warp threads from side to side of other warp threads

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08.Devices for twisting warp threads repeatedly in the same direction


9/

00Healds; Heald frames (for leno shedding D03C 7/00)

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02.Healds

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04..Metal healds

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06.Heald frames


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00Selvedge shedding mechanisms not forming part of main shedding mechanism (selvedge jacquards D03C 3/18; leno selvedge mechanism D03C 7/00)


13/

00Shedding mechanisms not otherwise provided for


15/

00Pattern cards or chains

15/

02.Chains of metal, wood, or similar material with projecting pattern-indicating elements

15/

04.Cards or paper perforated to indicate pattern

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06.Apparatus for setting pegs in, or removing pegs from, pattern cards

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08.Apparatus for interconnecting, e.g. by lacing, or disconnecting pattern cards


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00Card-punching apparatus (marking record carriers in digital fashion G06K)

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02.manually-controlled, i.e. holes to be punched determined by the operator

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04..power-operated

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06.automatic, i.e. design scanned optically or otherwise to control punching apparatus or to control loom jacquard directly


19/

00Miscellaneous methods or devices concerned with designing or making patterns