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Class 162/295 - Concave molding surface in longitudinal or transverse section


Subclass of Class 162 - Paper making and fiber liberation
Definition: Apparatus in which the face of an endless foraminous forming
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 03/29/2011


NumberTitleIssue Date
7914648Device for web control having a plurality of surface features
A papermaking apparatus having a machine direction, cross machine direction, and a z-direction. The papermaking apparatus also has a web stabilization device. The web stabilization device has a plurality of surface features that have a feature depth of greater than ...
03/29/2011
7188631Suction device on a textile machine, especially a water needling device
The inner circumferential surface of a suction pipe must be periodically cleaned as well as the inner region of the suction slit and especially the webs between the suction holes of the suction pipe. The aim of the invention is to facilitate said cleaning process. T...
03/13/2007
4414061Twin wire paper forming apparatus
A twin wire papermaking machine which has a multichambered suction dewatering device located over the forming wires downstream from the forming roll. The dewatering device deflects the forming wires into a concave path to aid in formation and dewatering....
11/08/1983
4308097Former for producing a paper web
The disclosure concerns a former for use in a paper making machine, or the like, for producing a web of fibrous suspension on a wire. The former includes a sliding surface, past which a tensioned wire is moved. A duct for fibrous suspension opens on the s...
12/29/1981
 
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