US2019161911A1PendingUtilityA1

Using method of seamless rope ring

Assignee: DUO CAILONG TEXTILE SHENZHEN LTDPriority: Nov 30, 2017Filed: Jul 6, 2018Published: May 30, 2019
Est. expiryNov 30, 2037(~11.3 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Yongda Li
D07B 5/005D04C 1/00D07B 2201/1016D07B 2201/1096D07B 5/00D07B 1/00D07B 2201/1004
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Abstract

The present invention provides a using method of a seamless rope ring, comprising the following steps: sawing a braided end of the seamless rope ring and a tail end of the seamless rope ring together to form a double-lap seamless rope ring with a halved length; alternately winding a hitch-pulling rope and the double-lap seamless rope ring; and braiding a braided end of the hitch-pulling rope and a tail end of the hitch-pulling rope together to form a ring hitch. The seamless rope ring has a simple using method and extendable length so that the seamless rope ring has multiple purposes and using strength of the seamless rope ring is greatly enhanced.

Claims

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         1 . A using method of a seamless rope ring, comprising:
 step 1: sawing a braided end of a seamless rope ring and a tail end of the seamless rope ring together to form a double-lap seamless rope ring with a halved length;   step 2: alternately winding a hitch-pulling rope and the double-lap seamless rope ring; and   step 3: braiding a braided end of the hitch-pulling rope and a tail end of the hitch-pulling rope together to form a ring hitch.   
     
     
         2 . The using method according to  claim 1 , wherein
 after step 3, the using method further comprises step 4: pulling both ends of the double-lap seamless rope ring to the same end to form a four-lap seamless rope ring with a halved length, and pulling the hitch-pulling rope to the other end of the four-lap seamless rope ring.

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