Technical Textiles are (customized) fibre layers where simple
solutions do not work - as there are automotive, spacecraft or
other branches of transportation in the need of outmost
flexibility and functionality.
Until now, this is quite expensive. V-Loom can shorten the
processes by including elements instead of attaching in the
aftermath.
Steel wool and wire. Because of the V-Shed one can produce tech textiles with material unthought of before.
Used be also other fluffy material in combination with other extraordinary warp and weft.
double weave filled from above -
mats with brittle or sticky fiber,
cured or hardened while weaving,
as for cushions, protection, seed containers,
landscape protection, flexible structures
spacer fabric with closed sides -
filled with liquids, foam, particles,
homogen or with layers of additives,
as for more stiff structures, containing
pipes, sensor systems, electric parts
double weave with closed sides -
fabric containing elements as wide as
the loom is, and as long as the distance
between fell and cloth beam, as for
cabins, boxes, emergency services
Until today, every yarn or filament to weave with, is designed
to fit in a narrow tube, called shed, brought in at high speed,
being blown or shot.
The V-Loom technology provides an open shed, like a pocket,
into which you can fill, drop, pour, set everything what comes
to your mind.