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Abstract

In a process for the production of short warps, especially pattern weaves, an individual thread (1) of different or the same color is wound up on a wind surface (9,11) sequentially with turns lying next to each other in an individual layer. This layer corresponds to the warp length. A thread guide (4) is movable around the circumferential contour of a wind-up arrangement (2) in the wind plane. A forwarding arrangement further moves the side-by-side wound thread warp at each circuit of the thread guide (4) by an amount equivalent to the thread thickness. The first individual threads (1) are wound on a support surface (11) displaceable orthogonal to the wind plane (10). Each further individual thread (1) is wound onto the previously wound thread warp (18), having been displaced rearwardly by an amount at least equivalent to one thread thickness. After completion of the short warp, the thread warp (18) is obtained as an endless warp band and may be opened up in a direction transverse to the side-by-side lying threads (1).

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