US PATENT SUBCLASS 140 / 6
.~.~ Hexagonal mesh
Current as of: June, 1999
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DEFINITION
Classification: 140/6
Making an all-wire fabric having hexagonal meshes, like chicken wire or poultry netting. In the mesh made by the devices of this subclass the cross wires are continuous and are not cut.
(1) Note. Search this class, the stay-applying subclasses, for machines in which the cross wires are cut, thus forming separate woof-wires or stays.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
87, Textiles: Braiding, Netting, and Lace Making, for machines producing similar fabrics of wire or other strand material but involving no wire working operation other than strand interrelating.
