The present invention relates to an elastic band which is applied to exercise.
A conventional elastic band is employed to exercise by a user, but it is easy to be broken because of insufficient reinforcement.
Furthermore, the conventional elastic band cannot be stretched and retracted randomly, and it is easy to cause elasticity fatigue after a period of using time.
The present invention has arisen to mitigate and/or obviate the afore-described disadvantages.
The primary aspect of the present invention is to provide an elastic band which is applied to exercise.
To obtain the above-mentioned aspect, an elastic band provided by the present invention contains: multiple warps, multiple latex yarns, and plural latex threads which are interweaved so as to produce the elastic band.
The multiple warps include a plurality of cloth layers formed on side surfaces and bottoms of the multiple warps respectively, and the multiple warps include multiple elastic layers arranged among the plurality of cloth layers individually.
The multiple elastic layers are interweaved by the multiple warps, the multiple latex yarns, and plural latex threads.
In various embodiments, the multiple latex yarns and the plural latex threads are replaced by rubber threads or the multiple latex yarns and the plural latex threads are replaced by thermoplastic rubber (TPR).
A sewing machine includes multiple frames and multiple steel buckles so that the multiple warps are inserted through multiple frames repeatedly, and the multiple warps, the multiple latex yarns and the plural latex threads are inserted through the multiple steel buckles repeatedly so as to produce the elastic band.
Preferably, a number of the multiple fames is within 8 to 17.
Preferably, a number of multiple steel buckles is within 28 to 36.
Preferably, a number of the multiple fames is 14.
Preferably, a number of multiple steel buckles is 33.
Preferably, the fourteen frames are pulled by multiple flower chains based on eight high-and-low sequences so as to weave the plurality of cloth layers and the multiple elastic layers.
Preferably, a number of the multiple warps is 240, and a number of the plural latex threads is 151.
Preferably, a plurality of cloth layers are covered on the multiple elastic layers so as to be stretched and retraced with the multiple elastic layers, wherein a stretching ratio of the plurality of cloth layers and the multiple elastic layers is within 100% to 400%.
Preferably, a width of the elastic band is within 1 cm to 11 cm, a thickness of the elastic band is within 0.4 cm to 5 cm, and a length of the elastic band is within 50 cm to 500 cm.
Preferably, the multiple latex yarns and the plural latex threads are replaced by rubber thread.
Preferably, the multiple latex yarns and the plural latex threads are replaced by thermoplastic-rubber (TPR).
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The multiple warps 30 include a plurality of cloth layers 31 formed on side surfaces and bottoms of the multiple warps 30 respectively, and the multiple warps 30 include multiple elastic layers 32 arranged among the plurality of cloth layers 31 individually. The multiple elastic layers 32 are interweaved by the multiple warps 30, the multiple latex yarns 40, and plural latex threads 41, wherein the multiple warps 30 are inserted through fourteen frames 50, wherein the multiple warps 30, the multiple latex yarns 40, and the plural latex threads 41 are inserted through thirty-three steel buckles 60 and the fourteen frames 50 repeatedly so as to produce the elastic band 20. The fourteen frames 50 are pulled by multiple flower chains based on eight high-and-low sequences 70 so as to weave the plurality of cloth layers 31 and the multiple elastic layers 32. A width of the elastic band 20 is within 1 cm to 11 cm, a thickness of the elastic band 20 is within 0.4 cm to 5 cm, and a length of the elastic band 20 is within 50 cm to 500 cm.
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In another embodiment, a number of the multiple fames 50 is within 8 to 17, and a number of multiple steel buckles 60 is within 28 to 36. A number of the multiple warps 30 is 240, a number of the multiple latex yarns 40 is 4, and a number of the plural latex threads 41 is 151. The plurality of cloth layers 31 are covered on the multiple elastic layers 32 so as to be stretched and retraced with the multiple elastic layers 32, wherein a stretching ratio of the plurality of cloth layers 31 and the multiple elastic layers 32 is within 100% to 400%. The multiple latex yarns 40 and the plural latex threads 41 are replaced by rubber thread or thermoplastic-rubber (TPR).
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While the first embodiments of the invention have been set forth for the purpose of disclosure, modifications of the disclosed embodiments of the invention as well as other embodiments thereof may occur to those skilled in the art. The scope of the claims should not be limited by the first embodiments set forth in the examples, but should be given the broadest interpretation consistent with the description as a whole.
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