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An elasticized warp knitted fabric and a process for knitting hereof

Applicant:           MONTFORT SERVICES SDN BHD [HK]

Inventor(s):        CAREY ANDY [GB]

Abstract of GB 2454677 (A)

An elasticized warp knitted fabric (50; 100) and a process for knitting hereof. The elasticized warp knitted fabric comprises a group (52) of front yarns (54) knitted to form separate wales (56) of pillar stitches (58). The wales (56) are interconnected by at least one group (60, 62) of elastomeric rear yarns (64, 66). The path of each elastomeric rear yarn (64, 66) between respective wales (56) determines the modulus of the fabric (50; 100) in a course wise direction. In a first preferred embodiment each elastomeric rear yarn is knitted within a given wale for seven courses and the elastomeric rear yarn extends between three or more adjacent wales in a first direction and in a second direction, the first and second directions being opposite one another and placed before and after the seven courses respectively.

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