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Loopy selvage
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A weaving defect at the selvage of excessive thickness or irregular filling loops that extend beyond the outside selvages.
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Beaded selvage, английский
Loopy selvage
Corded selvage, английский
Loopy selvage
Rough selvage, английский
Loopy selvage
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Loopy yarn, английский
Textured yarns
Selvage, английский
- The woven edge of canvas formed by web and woof. see boke of curtasye (14th century):—
- Finishing on the edge of a canvas to prevent it unraveling. also selvedge.
- The narrow edge of woven fabric that runs parallel to the warp. it is made with stronger yarns in a tighter construction than the body of the fabric to prevent unraveling. a fast selvage encloses all, or part of the picks, and a selvage is not fast when the filling threads are cut at the fabric edge after each pick.
- The finished edge of a roll of fabric. it keeps the fabric from unraveling or fraying.
- Готовый край рулона ткани. это предохраняет ткань от распускания или осыпания.
Selvage joint, английский
In roofing, a lap joint between mineral-faced cap sheets; mineral surfacing is omitted along the selvage to provide a better bond at the joint.
Selvage or selvedge, английский
The narrow edge of woven fabric that runs parallel to the warp. it is made with stronger yarns in a tighter construction than the body of the fabric to prevent raveling. a fast selvage encloses all or part of the picks, and a selvage is not fast when the filling threads are cut at the fabric edge after every pick.
Selvage top bag, английский
Selvagee, английский
A strong and pliant hank, or untwisted skein of rope-yarn marled together, and used as a strap to fasten round a shroud or stay, or slings to which to hook a tackle to hoist in any heavy articles.
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Mispick, английский
A weaving defect in which a pick is improperly interlaced, resulting in a break in the weave pattern. mispicks can result from starting the loom on the incorrect pick after a pick-out.
Pile weave, английский
A weave in which an additional set of yarns, either warp or filling, floats on the surface and is cut to form the pile. turkish toweling is a pileweave fabric with uncut loops on one or both sides.
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