Schifferlgewebe

English translation: shaft woven

17:25 Jan 3, 2012
German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Textiles / Clothing / Fashion / Hand stamp raw materials
German term or phrase: Schifferlgewebe
The term appears as part of a list of raw materials hand stamps. The dialect is Upper Austrian. Target audience is potential suppliers of such materials to the stamp manufacturer. The context is:

...
• Textilien (Gewebe, Vlies, Nadelfilz)
• Schlauchbänder (Nadel- und Schifferlgewebe)
• Selbstklebefolien und Selbstklebe-Stanzteile doppelseitig
...

My current best guess is that it involves a particular type of weave for material used in hose straps. Any ideas?
Richard Bartholomew
Germany
Local time: 21:13
English translation:shaft woven
Explanation:
I am really just guessing here but I think this might refer to needle woven vs. shaft woven fabrics.
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inkweaver
Germany
Local time: 21:13
Grading comment
That seems to be as good a guess as any.

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shaft woven


Explanation:
I am really just guessing here but I think this might refer to needle woven vs. shaft woven fabrics.

inkweaver
Germany
Local time: 21:13
Native speaker of: Native in GermanGerman
PRO pts in category: 16
Grading comment
That seems to be as good a guess as any.
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