FIELD: textile industry. SUBSTANCE: threads are placed on screen with meshes sizing 0,24-0.1 nm and passed under water jets of high pressure of 140,5 kg/cm2 and providing total impact energy of not less than 0.7 MJ-N/kg to splice threads. Hydraulically spliced fabric is passed under finer water jets for final treatment at pressure of 21,09-84,4 kg/cm2 to redistribute threads. If required, final treatment may be used for hydraulically spliced fabric. Fabric produced by hydraulic splicing possesses higher visual homogeneity, nontransparency, softness, convenience, strength and barrier properties as compared with known fabrics, that render them very useful in manufacture of modern overalls. EFFECT: higher efficiency. 12 cl, 9 dwg, 11 tbl
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Dates
1995-08-20—Published
1991-08-13—Filed