Abstract: A composite material for the manufacture of seats, seat backs and like objects receives a decorative fabric on one side, the other side cooperating with the frame or stuffing of the seat. The composite material is woven and includes a metal armature with warp threads and weft wires. The weft wires are steel rods bent to a shape having regular undulations and disposed so that the undulations are parallel and coplanar. The warp threads are interwoven with the rods, at least part of the armature being embedded in an elastomer.
Abstract: A fabric suitable for use as a firebreak is knitted from a yarn formed from a first synthetic material having high mechanical strength and high reflectivity and a second non-flammable, thermally stabilized synthetic material having a high reflectivity. Preferably the first synthetic material is an aramide filament, and preferably the second synthetic material is a pre-oxidized filament. Preferably the fibers are cracked whereby they exhibit highly reflective surfaces especially useful in the reflection of heat produced by a fire.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
September 24, 1991
Date of Patent:
February 28, 1995
Assignee:
Didier Royaerts
Inventors:
Joseph Rousset, deceased, Felix G. Rousset, legal representative, Didier Royaerts
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