Способ формирования искривленной тканой заготовки

Изобретение относится к способу формирования искривленной тканой заготовки. Способ включает установку по меньшей мере одного комплекта сопрягаемых зажимов на волокна ткани заготовки, выходящей из ткацкого станка, при этом сопрягаемые зажимы указанной по меньшей мере одной пары зажимов захватывают между собой по меньшей мере часть ткани заготовки, причем геометрия указанного по меньшей мере одного комплекта зажимов обеспечивает увеличение длины волокон путем вытягивания по меньшей мере некоторых волокон, выходящих из ткацкого станка, и придание ткани заготовки искривленной формы. При этом волокна являются непрерывными по всей длине ткани заготовки. Изобретение позволяет обеспечить способ ткачества заготовок с волокнами дополнительной длины таким образом, что готовая структура может быть искривлена и может иметь непрерывное упрочнение волокнами в направлении кривизны. Разная длина по ширине ткани заготовки обеспечивает возможность формирования искривленной части по длине ткани без разрезания ...

Flexible translucent to transparent fireproof composite material

Loom of electrical conductors

A loom of electrical conductors is with warp 101 and weft 301 yarns, with electrical wires 201 parallel to the warp an comprising a conductive core 202 surrounded by insulating material 203. Each electrical wire has a diameter larger than the warp diameters. Weft yarns are woven between the warp yarns with a first proportion 302 establishing a weave exclusively with warp yarns and second proportion 303 establishing a weave with warp yarns and the wires, the first proportion larger than the second. The insulating material may be a rubber silicone material. The core diameter may be one third the wire diameter. The loom may be a first layer further comprising a second layer over the conductors, stitching attaching first and second layers along a first edge and second stitching along a second edge. First and second stitching may comprise first and second gaps, where the gaps may align to provide anchoring locations for receiving additional anchoring materials. The loom may be connected to externally ...

A strong insecticidal net

A biocidal polyolefin yarn with 3-12 filaments

A strong insecticidal net

A strong insecticidal net

A biocidal polyolefin yarn with 3-12 filaments

GESPONNENE PILE YARNS FROM MIXTURES OF FIBERS IN FORM OF RIGID STAFFS AND FIBERS FROM DIAMINODIPHENYLSULFON, MANUFACTURED MATERIALS AND ARTICLES OF CLOTHING AS WELL AS PROCEDURES FOR YOUR PRODUCTION

SLIDING SAFETY DIVICE WITH CHAINING THREAD PROTECTION

Fire resistant textile material

A fire resistant textile material is composed of woven fabric having a face surface and a back surface, the fabric comprising polyparaphenylene isophthalamide (meta-aramid) fibres or a blend of meta-aramid with polyparaphenylene terephthalamade (para-aramid) fibres; and a blend of cellulose fibres and wool fibres; wherein the meta-aramid fibres are predominantly located on the face surface and the blend of cellulose fibres and wool fibres is predominantly located on the back surface.

Ground cover material

A woven ground cover sheet material woven from warp and weft tapes and in which the thickness of warp tapes is increased in longitudinally extending opposite side margins of the material and in one or more centre regions relative to the thickness of warp tapes making up the balance of the material.

FLAME RESISTANT FABRIC WITH ANISOTROPIC PROPERTIES

Flame resistant fabrics are formed by warp and fill yarns having different fiber contents. The fabrics are constructed, for example, by selection of a suitable weaving pattern, such that the body side of the fabric and the face side of the fabric have different properties. The fabrics described herein can be printable and dyeable on both sides of the fabric and are suitable for use in military and industrial garments. Methods of forming flame resistant fabrics, and methods for forming garments from the fabrics, are also described. US2008 4041918 1 ...

SPIKE RESISTANT PACKAGE AND ARTICLE

A spike resistant package containing a pouch, a first grouping of spike resistant textile layers, and a slip layer. Each of the textile layers within the first grouping of textile layers contains a plurality of interwoven yarns or fibers having a tenacity of about 14 or more grams per denier. The slip layer has a thickness of less than about 0.1mm, a stiffness of less than about 0.01 N-m, and a static coefficient of friction (COF) between the slip layer and the second side of the first grouping of less than about 0.40. The pouch essentially fully encapsulates the grouping of spike resistant textile layers and the slip layer and the slip layer and the inner surface of the pouch are in direct and intimate contact. An article containing the package is also described.

FIRE PROTECTION ELEMENT HAVING A WOVEN CARRIER FABRIC

The invention relates to a fire protection element (1), comprising: a carrier material (2) having a woven carrier fabric; an intumescent material (3), which is applied to at least one surface of the carrier material (2) and which forms elongate structures when heat is applied; wherein the carrier material (2) has a woven carrier fabric having loops (8) for receiving the elongate structures of the intumescent material (3) that arise when heat is applied and for hooking together with said elongate structures.

CURVED PREFORM AND METHOD OF MAKING THEREOF

Disclosed is an apparatus and method for forming three-dimensional woven preforms that can be curved and have continuous fibers in the direction of curvature. Also disclosed are woven preforms formed thereby.

CONFORMABLE MICROPOROUS FIBER AND WOVEN FABRICS CONTAINING SAME

Expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) monofilament fibers and woven fabrics formed from the ePTFE fibers are provided. The ePTFE fibers have a substantially rectangular configuration, a density less than about 1.0 g/cc, and an aspect ratio greater than 15. Additionally, the ePTFE fibers are microporous and have a node and fibril structure. The ePTFE fiber may be woven into a fabric without first twisting the fiber. A polymer membrane and/or a textile may be laminated to the woven fabric to produce a laminated article. The ePTFE woven fabric simultaneously possesses high moisture vapor transmission (highly breathable) and high water entry pressure (water resistant). The woven fabric is quiet, soft, and drapable, making it especially suitable for use in garments, gloves and footwear applications. Treatments may be provided to the surface of the ePTFE fiber and/or the woven fabric to impart one or more desired functionality, such as, for example, oleophobicity.

ARC PROTECTION WORK CLOTHING CONTAINING MODACRYLIC FIBERS

The purpose of the present invention is to inexpensively provide arc protection work clothing that is lighter than that of the conventional art; specifically, fabric and arc protection work clothing having an ATPV value of not less than 1.3 (cal/cm2 or oz/yd2). Provided is a fabric containing: 40 to 65 wt% of acrylic fibers based on the fabric weight, said acrylic fibers containing at least 8 wt% of antimony oxide relative to the resin weight of the acrylic fibers; 26 to 45 wt% of natural cellulose fibers; 5 to 15 wt% of nylon fibers; and 1 to 20 wt% of para-aramid fibers. Also provided is arc protection work clothing containing said fabric.

WAERMEREFLEKTIERENDER WEAVING OR EFFECT TEXTILE MATERIAL.

HEAT-RESISTANT CLOTH FROM POLYMERIC FIBERS AND ARTICLE, MADE OF THIS TISSUE

AS BODY AND METHOD OF ITS PRODUCTION

Flameproof spun yarn, fabric, garment, and flameproof work garment

REFLECTIVE FABRIC

Production, by weaving, of a polyamide/polyvinyl chloride blend for smocks for protection against staining by a photographic developer

REFLECTIVE FABRIC

AQUEOUS HYDROGEN PEROXIDE FOR ELONGATE PHOSPHOR, ELECTRIC FENCE AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME

La présente invention concerne un élément textile longiligne (1) formé de plusieurs fils retordus, tressés, tissés et/ou tricotés, dans lequel l'élément textile longiligne (1) comprend au moins un fil conducteur non-isolé disposé au moins en partie sur la surface de contact de l'élément textile longiligne. L'élément textile longiligne (1) comprend au moins un fil composé d'une matière phosphorescente visible au moins en partie depuis l'extérieur de l'élément textile longiligne. L'invention concerne également une clôture électrifiée (8) comprenant un tel élément textile longiligne (1), et un procédé de fabrication d'un tel élément textile longiligne (1).

Self-closing sheath, for thermal protection of automobile cables/hoses, is in a woven structure with monofilaments as the wefts and metalized ribbons as the warps which also reflect infra red rays

Une gaine auto-fermable (13) de protection thermique comprend une structure entrelacée comprenant d'une part un monofilament (10), et d'autre part, des bandelettes de feuille métallisée (11). Utilisation notamment pour protéger des faisceaux de câbles ou des conduites de fluide d'un véhicule automobile.

밸크로를 이용한 플렉시블 원단 설치 구조

... 본 발명은 밸크로를 이용한 플렉시블 원단 설치 구조에 관한 것으로, 일측에 개구부가 형성된 삽입홈이 길이방향으로 형성되는 프레임; 암/수 한 쌍으로 구성되어 일측(이하 일측 밸크로라 함)은 상기 프레임의 삽입홈으로 끼워져서 고정되고 타측은 플렉시블 원단의 가장자리에 고정되어 상기 프레임의 삽입홈으로 설치된 일측 밸크로와 개구부를 통해서 결합되는 밸크로; 를 포함하여 구성되는 플렉시블 원단 설치 구조를 제공하여, 설치구조를 견고하고 간단하게 하면서 외관이 향상되도록 한 것이다.

PROTECTIVE TEXTILE SLEEVE HAVING HIGH EDGE ABRASION RESISTANCE AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION

... 긴 부재를 보호하기 위한 텍스타일 슬리브 및 그것의 구성 방법이 제공된다. 상기 슬리브는, 날실 및 씨실 방향으로 짜여진 모노필라멘트사들 및 멀티 필라멘트사들 양자를 포함한다. 날실은 씨실과 함께 날실-표면 패턴으로 짜여진다. 그와 같이, 날실은 2개 이상의 씨실 위에 떠 있는다(float). 날실 모노필라멘트들은 증가된 내마모성을 지닌 슬리브를 제공하는 반면 날실 멀티필라멘트들은 증가된 가요성 및, 슬리브의 공동 내에서 긴 부재가 보호되도록 증가된 보호 적용범위를 제공한다. 씨실 모노필라멘트들은 증가된 내마모성을 지닌 슬리브를 제공하고, 씨실 멀티필라멘트들은 증가된 가요성 및 증가된 보호 적용범위를 지닌 슬리브를 제공한다. 상기 방법은 개방 및 폐쇄된 월 구성중 하나에 있어서 날실 및 씨실 방적사로 직조하는 것을 포함한다. 상기 방법은 개방된 월이 자가-폐쇄되는 튜브 형상으로 바이어스되도록 씨실 모노필라멘트 방적사를 열 고정하는 것을 포함할 수 있다.

발포성 폴리머 필리멘트의 이용 및 발포된 패브릭

... 가교된 폴리머 재료의 닫힌 셀 폼의 필라멘트를 포함하는 발포된 패브릭은, 필라멘트를 전구체 직물에 통합한 후, 필라멘트가 확장하는 발포 온도에서 상기 재료를 발포함으로써 형성된다. 발포된 패브릭은, 보호복, 패드, 매트 등에 사용될 수 있다.

HEAT-SHRUNK TEXTILE SLEEVE WITH EXTENDED ELECTRO-FUNCTIONAL YARN AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

A textile sleeve (10) has wall of interlaced warp yarn (12a) and weft yarn (12b). The warp yarn (12a) extends lengthwise along a longitudinal axis of the sleeve (10) between opposite first (16) and second (18) ends of the sleeve. The warp yarn (12a) is non-metallic heat-shrinkable polymeric yarn. The sleeve (10) has at least one electro-functional member (14) interlaced with some of the weft yarn (12b). The at least one electro-functional yarn (14) extends along the longitudinal axis between the first (16) and second (18) ends. The non-metallic polymeric warp yarns (12a) have a greater heat-shrinkage ratio than the at least one electro-functional member (14). The non-metallic polymeric warp yarns (12a) are caused to be shortened in the lengthwise direction along the longitudinal axis relative to the at least one electro-functional member (14) upon being heated.

ARC PROTECTION WORK CLOTHING CONTAINING ACRYLIC FIBERS

The purpose of the present invention is to inexpensively provide arc protection work clothing that is lighter than that of the conventional art; specifically, fabric and arc protection work clothing having an ATPV value of not less than 1.3 (cal/cm2 or oz/yd2). Provided is a fabric containing: 40 to 65 wt% of acrylic fibers based on the fabric weight, said acrylic fibers containing at least 8 wt% of antimony oxide relative to the resin weight of the acrylic fibers; 26 to 45 wt% of natural cellulose fibers; 5 to 15 wt% of nylon fibers; and 1 to 20 wt% of para-aramid fibers. Also provided is arc protection work clothing containing said fabric.

FLAMEPROOF SPUN YARN, FABRIC, GARMENT, AND FLAMEPROOF WORK GARMENT

This flameproof spun yarn includes polyarylate-based fiber and acrylic-based fiber containing an antimony compound, and contains 1-30 wt% of the polyarylate-based fiber relative to the total weight of the flameproof spun yarn. This flameproof fabric includes polyarylate-based fiber and acrylic-based fiber containing an antimony compound, and contains 1-30 wt% of the polyarylate-based fiber relative to the total weight of the flameproof fabric. This garment and flameproof work garment include the flameproof fabric. The present invention thereby provides, at low cost, a flameproof spun yarn, flameproof fabric, and garment and flameproof work garment using the same, which offer excellent aesthetics and flameproof properties.

AN ARTICLE OF MANUFACTURE FOR WARMING THE HUMAN BODY AND EXTREMITIES VIA GRADUATED THERMAL INSULATION

An article of manufacture for warming human extremities via graduated thermal insulation with a blanket comprised of concentrations of and transitions to and from concentrations of various types of woven thread fabric or non-woven fabric, having various properties of thermal insulation.

HIGH TEAR STRENGTH FLAME RESISTANT COTTON FABRIC

COATED WOVEN FABRIC FOR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

ТКАНЬ И ВОЛОКОННЫЙ ПРОДУКТ

FIELD: weaving.SUBSTANCE: in order to provide a fabric and a fibre product, which have hygroscopicity and durability as well as flame retardancy, a hydrophilising agent is added to a fabric containing aramid fibres.EFFECT: providing fabric and fibre products having a water-absorbing and durable as well as flame retardancy.17 cl, 1 dwg РОССИЙСКАЯ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ (19) RU (51) МПК D03D 15/12 D06M 15/27 D06M 15/53 A41D 13/00 (11) (13) 2 671 648 C2 (2006.01) (2006.01) (2006.01) (2006.01) ФЕДЕРАЛЬНАЯ СЛУЖБА ПО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНОЙ СОБСТВЕННОСТИ (12) ОПИСАНИЕ ИЗОБРЕТЕНИЯ К ПАТЕНТУ (52) СПК D03D 15/12 (2006.01); D06M 15/53 (2006.01); D06M 15/27 (2006.01); A41D 13/00 (2006.01) (21)(22) Заявка: 2017110597, 26.08.2015 (24) Дата начала отсчета срока действия патента: (73) Патентообладатель(и): ТЕЙДЗИН ЛИМИТЕД (JP) Дата регистрации: 06.11.2018 (56) Список документов, цитированных в отчете о поиске: JP 2004115970 A, 15.04.2004. WO 2014018221 A1, 30.01.2014. JP 2004115970 A, 15.04.2004. JP 2014129616 A, 10.07.2014. JP 2011026727 A, 10.02.2011. RU 2342474 C2, 27.12.2008. 03.09.2014 JP 2014-179211; 12.09.2014 JP 2014-186421 (43) Дата публикации заявки: 03.10.2018 Бюл. № 28 (45) Опубликовано: 06.11.2018 Бюл. № 31 C 2 C 2 (85) Дата начала рассмотрения заявки PCT на национальной фазе: 03.04.2017 2 6 7 1 6 4 8 Приоритет(ы): (30) Конвенционный приоритет: (86) Заявка PCT: JP 2015/074013 (26.08.2015) (87) Публикация заявки PCT: WO 2016/035638 (10.03.2016) Адрес для переписки: 109012, Москва, ул. Ильинка, 5/2, ООО "Союзпатент" (54) ТКАНЬ И ВОЛОКОННЫЙ ПРОДУКТ (57) Реферат: В целях предложения ткани и волоконного продукта, которые характеризуются гигроскопичностью и долговечностью, а также R U 2 6 7 1 6 4 8 R U 26.08.2015 (72) Автор(ы): ИВАСИТА Кендзи (JP) Стр.: 1 огнестойкостью, к ткани, содержащей арамидные волокна, добавляют гидрофилизирующую добавку. 2 н. и 15 з.п. ф-лы, 1 ил. C 2 C 2 2 6 7 1 6 4 8 2 6 7 1 6 4 8 R U R U Стр.: 2 RUSSIAN FEDERATION (19) RU (51) Int. Cl. D03D 15/12 D06M 15/27 D06M 15/ ...

СТРУКТУРА ОГНЕЗАЩИТНОГО МАТЕРИАЛА

... 1. Структура (1) огнезащитного материала, включающая материал (10), который образован множеством нитей (20), причем каждая из нитей (20) выполнена из смеси волокон, содержащей, по меньшей мере, первый волоконный компонент и второй волоконный компонент, причем первый волоконный компонент включает огнестойкие вискозные волокна (22) в количестве, составляющем, по меньшей мере, 50% по отношению к массе смеси волокон, и второй волоконный компонент включает плавкие волокна (24) в количестве, составляющем, по меньшей мере, 10% по отношению к массе смеси волокон; при этом материал (10) изготовлен как тканый материал, имеющий суммарный фракционный коэффициент заполнения, составляющий более 60%, и способность выдерживать воздействие горизонтального пламени в течение 10 секунд без образования отверстия в соответствии со стандартом ISO 15025/14116 (класс защиты III).2. Структура (1) по п. 1, в которой плавкие волокна (24) выполнены из полиамида, предпочтительно полиамида 6.6.3. Структура (1) по п.

ОГНЕСТОЙКАЯ ТКАНЬ

Improved fire resistant textile material

A fire resistant textile material comprises a woven face fabric and a back fabric. One or both of the warp and weft threads of the face fabric comprises spun or multi-filament yarns composed of a mixture of polybenzimidazole (PBI) and polyparaphenylene terephthalamide (para-aramid) fibres and spun or multifilament yarn composed of a mixture of meta-aramid and para-aramid fibres. The warp of the backing fabric comprises para-aramid yarns and the weft of the backing fabric comprises a mixture of para-aramid and PBI yarns. The fabric may be used for producing fire fighters garments having a good combination of fire resistance, wear and light fastness.

Flexible translucent to transparent fireproof composite material

FIBERS WITH COPOLYMERS ALSO FROM 4,4 ' - DIAMINODIPHENYLSULFON AND SEVERAL ACID MONOMERS DERIVED STRUCTURES AS WELL AS PROCEDURES FOR YOUR PRODUCTION

Fire-proof illuminating web, fire-proof illuminating structure, their manufacturing processes and their use

The invention relates to an illuminating web characterised in that it is fire-proofed by a fire-proofing composition impregnated into the bulk of the illuminating web and/or contained in a coating on at least one side of the illuminating web. The illuminating web has an improved performance in terms of fire safety. It is better suited to the fire safety standards currently in force. It also has an advantageous illumination performance and possesses good acoustic properties when it is integrated into a support designed to provide sound insulation. The invention also relates to an illuminating structure formed by assembling said web with a rigid or semi-rigid supporting carrier. This structure may especially be used as a partition wall or ceiling in a building. As for the web itself, it may be used as a canvas to be painted or as a wall cloth or form part of one of these.

BLACKOUT MATERIAL

A blackout material is provided and includes a woven fabric including a weft set and a warp set, the weft set being black. More than 50% of a first surface of the woven fabric comprises the warp set. The blackout material further comprises a light excluding coating on the outer surface of the woven fabric, the light excluding coating including at least one black layer. A method of making a blackout material is provided and includes weaving a woven fabric including a weft set and a warp set, the weft set being black. More than 50% of a first surface of the woven fabric comprises the warp set. The method further comprises applying a light excluding coating on the outer surface of the woven fabric.

MULTILAYER FABRIC PLATFORM DESIGNED FOR FLAME AND THERMAL PROTECTION

According to one aspect, a multi-layer thermal protective fabric including a first layer having at least some yarns having flame resistant properties, a second layer adjacent the first layer, and a least one cross link yarn securing the first layer to the second layer.

FIRE-RESISTANT LUMINOUS CLOTH, FIRE-RESISTANT LUMINOUS STRUCTURE, METHOD OF THEIR PRODUCTION AND THEIR APPLICATION

FABRIC MADE OF FOAM MATERIAL

METHOD FOR PRODUCING STAB-PROOF FABRIC, AND STAB-PROOF FABRIC PRODUCED BY METHOD

The present invention relates to a stab-proof fabric and a production method thereof. To this end, the stab-proof fabric is prepared by the following steps: primarily winding a high strength polyethylene yarn clockwise around a metal yarn; secondarily winding the high-strength polyethylene yarn in the counterclockwise direction; placing a spandex yarn next to the same; surround the whole with a nylon yarn in a counterclockwise direction; winding the high-strength polyethylene yarn in the counterclockwise direction to prepare a primary yarn; winding the nylon yarn around the spandex yarn in the counterclockwise direction; winding the high-strength polyethylene yarn in the counterclockwise direction to prepare a secondary yarn; and weaving the primary yarn in a vertical direction and the secondary yarn in a horizontal direction. COPYRIGHT KIPO 2018 ...

CHEMICAL-RESISTANT ANTI-STATIC FABRIC CAPABLE OF BLOCKING ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE, PRODUCTION METHOD THEREOF, AND PROTECTIVE CLOTH USING SAME

The present invention relates to a chemical-resistant anti-static fabric capable of blocking electromagnetic wave, and a protective cloth using the same. The chemical-resistant anti-static fabric comprises: an anti-static fabric layer containing a carbon yarn; a chemical-resistant film layer formed on the anti-static fabric layer; and an aluminum layer formed between the anti-static fabric layer and the chemical-resistant film layer. According to the present invention, it is possible to produce the protective clothes and the fabrics, ensuring outstanding chemical resistance, anti-static functions, and electromagnetic interception functions. COPYRIGHT KIPO 2017 (AA) Carbon thread (BB) Thread ...

셀프-랩핑가능한 EPTFE 직물 슬리브 및 그 구성 방법

... 내마모성, 내아크성 및 내수성이 있는 셀프-랩핑 직물 슬리브 및 이를 구성하는 방법이 제공된다. 슬리브는 양쪽 말단들 사이에서 슬리브의 길이방향 중심축을 따라 길이 방향으로 뻗어있는 양쪽 에지들을 가지는 벽을 포함한다. 양쪽 에지들은 내측 튜브형 공동을 형성하도록 서로 겹친다. 벽은 길이방향 중심축에 대해 대체로 평행하게 길이 방향으로 뻗어있는 경사, 및 양쪽 에지들 사이에서 길이방향 중심축에 대해 대체로 횡단방향으로 뻗어있는 위사를 가진다. 경사와 위사는 확장형 PTFE 실을 포함하고, 위사는 열 고정가능한 열가소성 실을 더 포함한다. 열 고정가능한 고분자 실은 양쪽 에지들이 겹치는 관계가 되도록 벽 상에 바이어스를 부여한다.

FLEXIBLE FABRIC INSTALLATION STRUCTURE USING VELCRO

The present invention relates to a flexible fabric installation structure using velcro, which comprises: a frame in which an insertion groove having an opening hole unit formed at one side thereof is formed in the longitudinal direction; and velcro composed of a pair of female/male, wherein one side (hereinafter referred to as one side velcro) is fixed by being inserted into the insertion groove of the frame, and the other side is fixed to an edge of the flexible fabric, and coupled to the one side velcro provided with the insertion groove of the frame through the opening hole unit. Therefore, appearance is improved while the installation structure is robust and simple. COPYRIGHT KIPO 2018 ...

FLAME PROTECTIVE FABRIC STRUCTURE

PROTECTIVE TEXTILE SLEEVE HAVING HIGH EDGE ABRASION RESISTANCE AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION

packet is sharp-resistant article

FLAMEPROOF SPUN YARN, FABRIC, GARMENT, AND FLAMEPROOF WORK GARMENT

A flameproof spun yarn of the present invention includes a modacrylic fiber containing an antimony compound and a polyarylate-based fiber, and the flameproof spun yarn contains 1 to 30 wit% of the polyarylate-based fiber relative to the total weight of the flameproof spun yarn. A flameproof fabric of the present invention includes a modacrylic fiber containing an antimony compound and a polyarylate-based fiber, and the flameproof fabric contains 1 to 30 wt% of the polyarylate-based fiber relative to the total weight of the flameproof fabric. And clothes and flameproof work clothes of the present invention include the flameproof fabric. The present invention thereby provides at a low cost a flameproof spun yarn and a flameproof fabric having excellent designability and flameproofness, and clothes and a flameproof work clothes using the same.

FABRIC FOR PERSONAL PROTECTION AND GARMENT COMPRISING SUCH A FABRIC

ОГНЕСТОЙКАЯ ТКАНЬ

Обеспечиваются огнестойкие ткани, изготовленные из нитей целлюлозного волокна, полиамидного волокна и окисленного полимерного двухзонного волокна. Ткани содержат от около 20 до около 90 процентов по массе целлюлозного волокна, от около 3 до около 45 процентов по массе полиамидного волокна и от около 5 до около 35 процентов по массе окисленного полимерного двухзонного волокна, содержащего окисленный полимер, выбранный из группы, состоящей из гомополимеров на основе акрилонитрила, сополимеров на основе акрилонитрила, терполимеров на основе акрилонитрила и их комбинаций. 2 н. и 26 з.п. ф-лы, 2 табл.

МНОГОСЛОЙНАЯ ТРУБЧАТАЯ ТКАНАЯ КОНСТРУКЦИЯ

Предлагается многослойная трубчатая тканая конструкция, которая обеспечивает беспроблемную транспортировку текучей среды или порошка и является подходящей в качестве шланга для защиты линейных тел, таких как провода, кабели, шланги и трубопроводы. В частности, предлагается многослойная трубчатая тканая конструкция, содержащая два или более слоев, содержащих самый внутренний слой и слой А, который является слоем, отличающимся от самого внутреннего слоя и содержащим моноволоконную нить, служащую в качестве уточной нити, причем уточная нить проходит по спирали и круговым образом вокруг трубчатой тканой конструкции так, чтобы сформировать уток, содержащий нити, лежащие смежно друг к другу, при этом смежные нити утка из моноволоконной нити имеют интервалы большие, чем диаметр моноволоконной нити. 7 з.п. ф-лы, 1 табл.

ТКАНЬ И ВОЛОКОННЫЙ ПРОДУКТ

Permament flammhemmendes Gewebe und Schutzbekleidung

Permanent flammhemmendes Gewebe, aufweisend: ein permanent flammhemmendes cellulosisches Multifilament in Kettrichtung; und ein permanent flammhemmendes cellulosisches Core-Spun-Garn in Schussrichtung.

PROTECTIVE FABRICS

Flexible translucent to transparent fireproof composite material

FIBERS FROM COPOLYMERS ALSO FROM SEVERAL AMINE MONOMERS, AMONG OTHER THINGS 4.4 ' - DIAMINODIPHENYLSULFON, DERIVED STRUCTURES AS WELL AS PROCEDURES FOR YOUR PRODUCTION

Multi-layer tubular woven construct

Provided is a multiple tubular woven structure with which a fluid or powder can be carried without any problems, and which can be suitably used in the application of a hose for protecting linear objects such as wires, cables, hoses, and electric conduits. This multiple tubular woven structure has two or more layers. A monofilament is used in the weft forming a layer (A), where said layer (A) is not the innermost layer. Said weft is wound in a spiral configuration, and the interval between adjacent weft-forming monofilaments is longer than the monofilament diameter.

FLEXIBLE TRANSLUCENT TO TRANSPARENT FIREPROOF COMPOSITE MATERIAL

A fireproof, translucent, flexible coated fabric composite material for use in fire curtains. The composite material meets or exceeds regulatory requirements in terms of fire endurance and allows transmissivity of necessary amounts of light. The process of the present disclosure combines a silica fabric with a special refractory index controlled resin. This unique combination of materials can transform an opaque high temperature fabric into a translucent, and even transparent, composite which as the ability to resist high temperature, flame and smoke penetration that fills a needed gap in technology between visibility and fire resistance in the field of fire and smoke curtains used in civil construction.

FLAME RESISTANT FABRICS FOR PROTECTION AGAINST MOLTEN METAL SPLASH

Embodiments of the present invention relate to flame resistant fabrics that provide protection against molten metal splash but that have improved comfort at a lower cost by predominantly locating the protective molten metal shedding fibers on the front face of the fabric. Concentrating the protective fibers predominantly on the front face of the fabric still provides good protection against molten metal adherence and allows for more comfortable (and less expensive) fibers to be used on the back face of the fabric positioned next to the wearer. In this way, overall protection of the fabric is maintained while improving comfort. Embodiments of such fabrics may also achieve NFPA 70E PPE Category 2 protection (>8 cal/cm2 arc rating whether ATPV or EBT).

ARAMID YARN FABRICS AND METHOD OF DIMENSIONAL STABILIZATION

TITLE : ARAMID YARN FABRICS AND METHOD OF DIMENSIONAL STABILIZATION INVENTORS ALBERT J.JASIONOWICZ RICHARD R.SAFFADI An article of clothing having at least one layer of a fabric or a fabric having an aramid yarn knitted or woven with a heat settable yarn. The fabric is heated to set the heat settable yarn thereby dimensionally stabilizing the fabric without bonding. The fabric may be a scrim or a lining having a facing material laminated thereon.

WOVEN FABRIC FOR NON-METALLIC SOLES FOR SAFETY FOOTWEAR, AND RESULTING SOLE

The woven fabric of the invention is designed to be integrated into shoe soles, in order to produce safety footwear that provides a high level of protection and meets safety requirements in terms of puncture protection. For this purpose, the fabric consists of at least 60% high-tenacity yarns, said yarns having a titer of between 80 and 280 tex, and each yarn being formed by filaments having a fineness of between 1 and 6 Dtex. Thus, the fabric is formed by between 1 and 10 warps interwoven with between 5 and 10 wefts and produced by means of weaving, in order to produce a very compact fabric having high mechanical strength.

CROP NETTING MATERIAL

Described herein is a pillar knitted crop netting comprising widely spaced knitted pillars and crop netting materials comprising a region(s) having such construction. Also described herein are crop nettings comprising yarns defining apertures to form the netting wherein said apertures have a plurality of sides formed by yarn sections and at least one of those yarn sections may be relatively slack when the netting is held taut in lengthwise and widthwise directions. The above nettings may have advantageous hail passage performance.

FLAME RESISTANT FABRIC HAVING HIGH TENACITY LONG STAPLE YARNS

Flame resistant fabrics that have incorporated into them high tenacity long staple yarns. Such high tenacity long staple yarns are less expensive than continuous filament yarns and increase the strength fabrics that incorporate them as compared to fabrics formed of only spun yarns.

USE OF A FOAMABLE POLYMER FILAMENT, AND FOAMED FABRIC

A foamed fabric comprising filaments of closed-cell foam of cross-linked polymeric material is formed by integrating the filaments into a precursor textile and subsequently foaming the material at a foaming temperature at which the filaments expand. The foamed fabric can be used for protective garments, pads, mats and the like.

Heat-shrunk textile sleeve with extended electro-functional yarn and method of construction thereof

SHEATH THERMAL AUTO-FERMABLE OF PROTECTION AND ITS MANUFACTORING PROCESS

SELF-RESEALING ELONGATED SLEEVE FOR PROTECTING ELONGATE MEMBERS

La présente invention a pour objet un manchon allongé auto-refermable pour protéger au moins un élément allongé, ledit manchon ayant des faces externe et interne opposées. Ledit manchon comprend un textile tricoté chaine 1 ayant des premier 2 et second 3 bords longitudinaux libres et opposés biaisés l'un vers l'autre pour définir un espace interne configuré pour recevoir au moins un élément allongé. Ledit textile tricoté chaine 1 comprend un premier fil monofilamentaire 4 et un second fil monofilamentaire 5 formant chacun des jetés de trame s'étendant dans la même direction entre lesdits bords libres 2, 3 sur au moins deux colonnes 6, et un troisième fil 12 formant des mailles chainette ou des mailles tricot, chacun desdits premier 4 et second 5 fils comprenant au moins un matériau plastique.

FLAMEPROOF ILLUMINATING STRUCTURE, AND ITS FABRICATION AND USE

TISSU REFLECHISSANT

Ce tissu réfléchissant, notamment pour les vêtements protecteurs de la chaleur, est composé de fils textiles, notamment de laine, mélangés à des fibres d'une matière réfléchissante, constituées par exemple par des rubans découpés dans un stratifié composé d'une pellicule d'aluminium emprisonnée entre deux pellicules de polyester. La majeure partie d'une face du tissu est composée de fils textiles et la majeure partie de l'autre face du tissu est composée des fibres réfléchissantes.

Steel filled fabric

DUAL YELLOW DUST CLEANING SCREEN DEVICE

A dual yellow dust cleaning net device comprises: a first screen fixed to a screen mounting frame installed on a window frame; and a second yellow dust cleaning screen installed on the inside to be spaced apart from the first screen. The second yellow dust cleaning screen is electrostatically charged to collect yellow dust, fine dust particles and pollen of pollutants in the air by electrostatic force, and a yellow dust blocking screen is made of a synthetic fiber filament yarn having a surface resistance of 10^12 to 10^15 Ω/□. According to the present invention, a screen is selectively used depending on indoor and outdoor atmospheric conditions, thereby maintaining a clean and pleasant indoor environment. COPYRIGHT KIPO 2018 (AA) Outdoor (BB) Indoor ...

EMI 차폐 직물, 이로 제조된 래핑 가능한 슬리브 및 그의 제조방법

... 직물(10), 직물로 형성된 슬리브 및 그의 제조 방법이 제공된다. 직물은 길이 방향으로 연장된 경사(14)와 너비 방향으로 연장된 위사(16)의 직조에 의해 형성되는 세장형 벽(12)을 포함한다. 경사(14)의 적어도 일부는 전기적으로 도전성의 특성을 갖고 제 1직경을 갖는다. 위사(16)는 경사(14)의 제 1직경보다 25% 작은 크기로 구성된 제 2직경을 갖는다. 이와 같이, 도전성 특성을 지닌 경사는, 위사와 경사가 동일한 직경을 가진 경우보다 서로 더 가까이 근접하게 된다. 이에 따라 직물 및 이로 제조된 슬리브로 하여금 EMI에 대한 차폐 보호 기능을 강화하도록 구성된다.

METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING ANTIMICROBIAL AND INSECT-REPELLENT FABRIC

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing antimicrobial, antifungal, and insect-repellent fabric, wherein an antimicrobial substance is mixed with a spinning solution for manufacturing fibers, the mixture is spun to manufacture fibers, and a polyurethane resin mixed with an insect-repellent substance is applied to the fabric manufactured therewith. According to the present invention, the antimicrobial substance is uniformly dispersed and mixed inside fibers forming the antimicrobial and insect-repellent fabric and pyrethrin, an insect-repellent substance non-toxic to a human body, is stably bonded to the surface of the fabric, so that the fabric shows antimicrobial and insect-repellent effects at the same time and preserves such effects continuously despite a long-time use. In addition, pyrethrin is contained in a polyurethane resin and the mixture is applied to the surface of the fabric, so that pyrethrin is not to be easily released from the fabric due to high binding ...

FLAME-RETARDANT/SEMI-NONFLAMMABLE EARTHQUAKE-PROOF REINFORCEMENT FIBER COMPOSITE FOR CONCRETE STRUCTURE AND CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT METHOD USING SAME

The present invention relates to a flame-retardant/semi-nonflammable earthquake-proof reinforcement fiber composite for a concrete structure and a concrete reinforcement method using the same. The flame-retardant/semi-nonflammable earthquake-proof reinforcement fiber composite for the concrete structure is easily constructed in a method of attaching the reinforce fiber to a surface of the concrete structure such as a tunnel, a bridge, a building, and the like, thereby reinforcing flame-retardant performance up to a flame-retardant/semi-nonflammable reference grade level so as to provide high flame-retardant performance in case of fire while preventing an unexpected collapse of the concrete structure in case of an earthquake. The flame-retardant/semi-nonflammable earthquake-proof reinforcement fiber composite for the concrete structure of the present invention includes: an earthquake-proof fiber made of a fiber of which an initial elastic coefficient is lower than that of concrete, limiting ...

WOVEN TUBULAR THERMAL SLEEVE AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

EMI SHIELDING TEXTILE FABRIC, WRAPPABLE SLEEVE CONSTRUCTED THEREFRM AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

A textile fabric (10), sleeve formed therefrom, and methods of construction thereof are provided. The fabric forms an elongate wall (12) constructed from lengthwise extending warp yarns (14) woven with widthwise extending weft yarns (16). At least some of the warp yarns (14) are electrically conductive and have a first diameter. The weft yarns (16) have a second diameter that is at least 25 percent less than the first diameter of the warp yarns (14). As such, the conductive warp yarns (14) are brought into closer proximity with one another than if the weft yarns (16) were the same diameter as the warp yarns (14). Accordingly, the ability of the fabric and sleeve formed therewith to provide shielding protection against EMI is enhanced.

PROTECTIVE TEXTILE SLEEVE HAVING HIGH EDGE ABRASION RESISTANCE AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION

A textile sleeve for protecting elongate members and method of construction thereof is provided. The sleeve includes both monofilament and multifilament yarns woven in both warp and fill directions. The warp yams are woven in a warp-faced pattern with the fill yarns. As such, the warp yams float over 2 or more of fill yams. The warp monofilaments provide the sleeve with increased abrasion resistance, while the warp multifilaments provide the sleeve with increased flexibility and coverage protection to protect elongate members within a cavity of the sleeve. The fill monofilaments provide the sleeve with increased abrasion resistance and the fill multifilaments provide the sleeve with increased flexibility and coverage protection. The method includes weaving the warp and fill yams in one of an open or closed wall construction. The method can include heat-setting the monofilament fill yarns to bias the open wall into a self-closing tubular configuration.

ОБОЛОЧКА ДЛЯ ЗАЩИТЫ ОТ ЭЛЕКТРОМАГНИТНЫХ ПОМЕХ И СПОСОБ ЕЕ ИЗГОТОВЛЕНИЯ

В заявке описана обертываемая текстильная оболочка для защиты электропроводного удлиненного объекта от действия электромагнитных помех, и/или радиочастотных помех, и/или электростатических разрядов и способ ее изготовления. Оболочка содержит множество нитей основы и по меньшей мере одну нить утка, переплетенных друг с другом для формирования тканой заготовки. Тканая заготовка имеет противолежащие стороны, проходящие по всей длине заготовки между противолежащими концами. Противолежащие стороны могут заворачиваться вокруг центральной продольной оси, так что они накладываются друг на друга, и удлиненный объект оказывается помещенным в полость оболочки. По меньшей мере некоторые нити основы обеспечиваются как по существу плоские, тонкие электропроводные нити, защищающие электропроводный удлиненный объект от действия электромагнитных помех, и/или радиочастотных помех, и/или электростатических разрядов. 2 н. и 48 з.п. ф-лы, 29 ил.

Improved fire resistant textile material

SELF-CLOSING THERMIC PROTECTION COVERING AND PROCEDURE FOR YOUR PRODUCTION

FLAME RESISTANT FABRICS FOR PROTECTION AGAINST MOLTEN METAL SPLASH

Embodiments of the present invention relate to flame resistant fabrics that provide protection against molten metal splash but that have improved comfort at a lower cost by predominantly locating the protective molten metal shedding fibers on the front face of the fabric. Concentrating the protective fibers predominantly on the front face of the fabric still provides good protection against molten metal adherence and allows for more comfortable (and less expensive) fibers to be used on the back face of the fabric positioned next to the wearer. In this way, overall protection of the fabric is maintained while improving comfort. Embodiments of such fabrics may also achieve NFPA 70E PPE Category 2 protection (>8 cal/cm2 arc rating whether ATPV or EBT).

SPUN STAPLE YARNS MADE FROM BLENDS OF RIGID-ROD FIBERS AND FIBERS DERIVED FROM DIAMINO DIPHENYL SULFONE AND FABRICS AND GARMENTS MADE THEREFROM AND METHODS FOR MAKING SAME

This invention relates to a flame-resistant spun staple yarns and fabrics and garments comprising these yarns and methods of making the same. The yarns have 20 to 50 parts by weight of a polymeric staple fiber containing a structure derived from a monomer selected from the group consisting of 4,4'diaminodiphenyl sulfone, 3,3'diaminodiphenyl sulfone, and mixtures thereof; and 50 to 80 parts by weight of a rigid-rod staple fiber, based on 100 parts by weight of the polymeric fiber and the rigid-rod fiber in the yarn.

MULTILAYER WOVEN FABRIC WITH ELECTRICAL PROTECTION CHARACTERISTICS

A multilayer woven textile with improved performance characteristics is disclosed. The multilayer woven textile may include a spun yarn having conductive staple fibers and non-conductive staple fibers. The spun yarn may be woven in a multilayer weave pattern.

FLAME RESISTANT FABRICS HAVING FIBERS CONTAINING ENERGY ABSORBING AND/OR REFLECTING ADDITIVES

LAYER AND PIPE COMPRISING SUCH A LAYER

TISSUS EN FIL D'ARAMIDE ET PROCEDE POUR LEUR STABILISATION DIMENSIONNELLE

Habillement. Article d'habillement comprenant au moins une couche d'un tissu contenant un fil de fibres d'aramide tissé ou tricoté avec un fil fixable à chaud. Le tissu est chauffé de manière à fixer le fil fixable à chaud et le tissu est ensuite stabilisé dimensionnellement sans liaison. Le tissu peut être un canevas ou une doublure recevant un matériau laminé extérieur. Application : par exemple des vestes pour motocyclistes.

REALISATION PAR TISSAGE D'UN MELANGE POLYAMIDE/CHLORURE DE POLYVINYLE POUR LES BLOUSES DE PROTECTION CONTRE LES TACHES DE REVELATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIQUE

REALISATION D'UN TISSU SYNTHETIQUE MELANGE POLYAMIDE CHLORURE DE POLYVINYLE POUR LA CONFECTION DE BLOUSES DE PROTECTION SUR LESQUELLES LES TACHES DE REVELATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIQUE PEUVENT ETRE OTEES PAR LAVAGE A L'EAU ET AU SAVON. LA CONSTRUCTION DU TISSU DOIT ETRE OPEREE DE TELLE FACON QUE LES FILS DE CHLORURE DE POLYVINYLE COUVRENT LE PLUS POSSIBLE LES FILS DE POLYAMIDE, PAR EXEMPLE: UN SERGE 44,7 31,2, N DE FIL 46 DTEX EN CHAINE, 26, 2 DTEX EN TRAME. CE TISSU, SELON L'INVENTION, EST PARTICULIEREMENT DESTINE A LA CONFECTION DE BLOUSES POUR LES CHIRURGIENS-DENTISTES ET LES RADIOLOGUES, LEURS ASSISTANTES DENTAIRES, ET POUR LES LABORANTINS TRAVAILLANT DANS UN LABORATOIRE PHOTOGRAPHIQUE.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING COMPOSITION FABRIC FOR HEAT RADIATION AND ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE SHIELDING

The present invention relates to a fabric for heat radiation and electromagnetic wave shielding, which is a composite fabric having electromagnetic wave shielding and heat radiation functions. More specifically, the present invention relates to a method for producing a composite fabric without undergoing sewing or using an adhesive. To this end, the method comprises the following steps: producing a composite covering yarn; producing a mesh-like fabric using the composite covering yarn; and laminating the same with a carbon fibrous fabric or a polyester fabric as a base fabric and then pressing the same under constant pressure at 180-200°C. COPYRIGHT KIPO 2018 ...

OUTER SKIN FABRIC OF CHEMICAL/BIOLOGICAL/RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTING CLOTHES, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SAME

The present invention relates to an outer skin fabric of chemical, biological, and radiological protecting clothes, and to a method of manufacturing the same. The method comprises the following steps: (i) weaving a fabric of which a cover factor is 2,000-3,000 with warp density of 100-120 EA/inch and weft density of 50-7 5EA/inch by using one yarn selected from a cotton yarn and filament yarn as warps and wefts; (ii) treating the woven fabric with a water repelling agent including 6-12 wt% of perfluorooctylethyl acrylate copolymer having 16-18 wt% of fluorine acrylate, 1-2 wt% of blockisocyanate-based dispersion, and 86-93 wt% of water; (iii) performing a Cire process on the fabric which was treated with the water repelling agent to make air permeability, measured with ISO 9237, become 1.0-1.6 CFM. According to the present invention, because air permeability is measured with ISO 9237 and is 1.0-1.6 CFM which is excellent, an outer skin fabric of chemical, biological, and radiological protecting ...

tecido resistente ao calor

PROTECTIVE GARMENT WITH LOW FRICTION CHARACTERISTICS

A protective garment including an outer shell and an inner liner coupled to the outer shell and positioned such that the inner liner is positioned between a wearer and the outer shell when the garment is worn. The inner liner includes a base material and a high lubricity material which has a higher lubricity than the base material. The high lubricity material is woven into the base material to form a plurality of discrete contact areas that each comprise at least two separate warp fibers or yarns of high lubricity material each being individually woven with at least two separate weft fibers or yarns of high lubricity material. 1. A protective garment comprising:an outer shell; andan inner liner coupled to the outer shell and positioned such that the inner liner is positioned between a wearer and the outer shell when the garment is worn, the inner liner including a base material and a high lubricity material which has a lubricity that is higher than the base material, wherein the high lubricity material is woven into the base material to form a plurality of discrete contact areas that each comprise at least two separate warp fibers or yarns of high lubricity material each being individually woven with at least two separate weft fibers or yarns of high lubricity material.2. The garment of wherein an upper surface of each contact area is positioned above a plane defined by the base material.3. The garment of wherein the high lubricity material is a multifilament material.4. The garment of wherein each discrete contact area is spaced apart from any adjacent contact areas.5. The garment of wherein the inner liner includes a plurality of strips formed by the high lubricity material woven into the base material claim 1 , and each strip comprises a plurality of generally parallel claim 1 , adjacent fibers of the high lubricity material.6. The garment of wherein the density of the high lubricity material at a contact area is about double the density of the high lubricity ...

FABRICS COMPRISING INORGANIC FIBERS AND USES IN GARMENTS AND COVERINGS

Fabrics comprising inorganic fibers, or threads composed of such fibers, coated with a polymer composition sufficient to contain fiber particles within the fabric, are disclosed. Such fabric is suitable for use in garments and coverings for valuable objects, among many other utilities. Methods of making such fabric are also disclosed, as are garments and other articles made from such fabrics, and methods for their use. 1. An article of manufacture comprising a fabric composed one or more types of inorganic fibers at least partially coated with a polymer coating agent.2. The article of claim 1 , wherein the inorganic fiber is glass fiber.3. The article of claim 1 , wherein the polymer coating comprises silicone or PTFE.4. The article of claim 1 , wherein the fabric is breathable.5. The article of claim 1 , wherein the fabric further comprises an additive.6. The article of claim 1 , selected from the group consisting of: a garment or portion thereof claim 1 , a drape claim 1 , a blanket claim 1 , a covering for inanimate objects claim 1 , and a covering for a building or portion thereof.7. The article of claim 6 , wherein the fabric is breathable and forms part or all of a garment.8. The article of claim 7 , wherein the garment comprises sleeves or sleeve coverings made of the fabric.9. The article of claim 6 , wherein the fabric comprises an antimicrobial agent and is formed as a surgical drape or blanket.10. The article of claim 6 , wherein the fabric is breathable and is formed as a covering for an object.11. A method comprising the steps of (a) identifying an individual or object claim 6 , or combination thereof claim 6 , that is at risk of exposure to an environmental hazard; and (b) covering or shielding the individual or object with a fabric comprising polymer-coated inorganic fibers.12. The method of claim 11 , wherein the fabric comprises glass fibers and the polymer coating is selected from a silicone coating and a PTFE coating.13. The method of claim 11 , ...

Mesh body and producing method therefor

The present invention ensures strength of a mesh body and reduces gloss of the mesh body. A nonwoven fabric ( 8 ) is formed by laminating crosswise a split web ( 1 ) and a slit web ( 6 ), that are made of a thermoplastic resin, so that their orientation axes cross each other. Furthermore, the nonwoven fabric ( 8 ) has surface-bonded portions ( 8 a ) formed by bonding contact portions of the split web ( 1 ) and the slit web ( 6 ), and circular concave portions ( 8 b ) formed on a surface of the nonwoven fabric ( 8 ) by an embossing processing.

Multi-layer tubular woven construct

A multi-layer tubular woven construct includes two or more layers including an innermost layer and layer A that is a layer other than the innermost layer, layer A including a monofilament yarn serving as a weft yarn, the weft yarn extending spirally and circumferentially around the tubular woven construct to form the weft, the weft including threads lying adjacent to each other, the adjacent weft threads of the monofilament yarn having intervals larger than the diameter of the monofilament yarn.

Zoned Fabric Systems and Methods

A garment may include a first woven component, a second woven component, a space between the first and second woven components defining a channel filled with a fill material, and a third woven component extending such that the first and second woven components are woven together where there is no channel. The channel may be filled with a filler material. Multiple channels may be provided such that they form a zoned pattern in the garment.

TEXTILE SLEEVE WITH ADHESIVE FIXATION LAYER AND METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION AND USE THEREOF

A protective textile sleeve for providing protection to an elongate member contained therein; a method of construction thereof, and a method of bonding at least a portion of the sleeve to at least one of itself and an elongate member extending through a cavity thereof is provided. The sleeve has a wall of interlaced yarn, with the wall having an outermost surface and an innermost surface. The innermost surface is configured to bound a cavity extending between opposite open ends. The sleeve further includes an adhesive coating bonded to at least a portion of at least one of the outermost and innermost surfaces. The adhesive coating has a first, dried non-adhesive state and a second, wetted adhesive state, wherein the second adhesive state is activated via application of a water-based liquid thereto. 1. A method of constructing a textile protective sleeve , including:interlacing yarn to form a wall having an innermost surface and an outermost surface extending between opposite ends, said innermost surface being configured to bound a cavity;bonding a water-activatable adhesive coating to at least a portion of at least one said innermost and said outermost surface; anddrying said adhesive coating to render said adhesive coating in a first, non-adhesive state, wherein said adhesive coating can be activated to a second, adhesive state by applying water thereto.2. The method of further including bonding the water-activatable adhesive coating to the entirety of the innermost surface.3. The method of further including forming the wall having opposite edges extending lengthwise between the opposite ends claim 1 , with the opposite edges being configured to overlap one another to form the cavity.4. The method of further including bonding the adhesive to the innermost surface along at least one of the opposite edges.5. The method of further including bonding the adhesive coating to the innermost surface along each of the opposite edges.6. The method of further including heat- ...

Tubular woven fabric

A tubular woven fabric is useful as a transport hose for a fluid or a powder, as a protective hose for linear bodies such as wires, cables and conduits, as a tubular filter, or as a base material of a vascular prosthesis. The tubular woven fabric includes warp yarns and weft yarns interwoven with each other, the tubular woven fabric having an outer diameter with a variation of within 10% along the warp direction and satisfying the formula: ( L 2− L 1)/ L 1≤0.1.

Fire resistant textile material

A fire resistant textile material comprising a fire resistant textile material comprising a woven face fabric composed of fibres selected from: meta-aramid, para-aramid, polyamideimide and mixtures thereof; wherein the number of warp face threads, per unit width (cm) is greater than the number of weft threads, per unit length (cm).

LIMITED CONDUCTION HEAT RETAINING MATERIALS

Embodiments relate to an article of clothing that includes a base material with a moisture vapor transfer rate (MVTR) of at least 2000 g/m/24 h (JIS 1099 A1). The article of clothing may further include a foam-based spacer material coupled to the first side of the base material. The foam-based spacer material may be positioned between the base material and a wearer of the article of clothing when the article of clothing is worn. The foam-based spacer material may be an array of discrete elements coupled with the base material. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed. 1. An insulating material comprising:{'sup': '2', 'a base material having a moisture vapor transfer rate (MVTR) of at least 2000 g/m/24 h (JIS 1099 A1);'}a plurality of heat-reflecting elements coupled to a first side of the base material, each heat-reflecting element having a heat-reflecting surface and being positioned to reflect heat towards an underlying surface; anda foam-based spacer material coupled to the first side of the base material, wherein at least one of the plurality of heat-reflecting elements is at least partially between the foam-based spacer material and the base material.2. The insulating material of claim 1 , wherein the foam-based spacer material includes polyacrylate claim 1 , polyurethane claim 1 , or polyolefin.3. The insulating material of claim 2 , wherein the foam-based spacer material further includes a crosslinking agent.4. The insulating material of claim 1 , wherein the foam-based spacer material has a thickness between approximately 0.05 millimeters (mm) and approximately 0.15 mm.5. The insulating material of claim 1 , wherein the base material has a rippled profile.6. The insulating material of claim 5 , wherein a peak of the rippled profile of the base material is adjacent to a portion of the base material that is coupled with the foam-based spacer material.7. The insulating material of claim 1 , wherein the foam-based spacer material has a cross-shaped ...

Covering for Protecting a Structure from Fire

A fire protection device for use in isolating a building structure having several sides from an external fire includes a plurality of folded fire-resistant protective covers and a releasing mechanism. Each protective cover has dimensions large enough to cover one of the several sides of the building structure. The protective covers are composed of knit, woven or nonwoven textiles composed of flame resistant fibers including cotton, polyester, polyamide, viscose, themoset fibers, inorganic fibers and carbon fibers with a fabric areal weight between 20 grams per square meter to 300 grams per square meter. The textiles are impregnated with a fire resistant material which absorbs heat, such as aluminum trihydrate (ATH) or other hydrated metal salts, borates, silicates, phosphates, bromides and chlorides, moisture absorbing polymers such as poly-acrylates and starch derivatives so that the amount of impregnated material is less than 50% of the fabric weight. The releasing mechanism releases each protective cover. 1. A fire protection device for use in isolating a building structure having several sides from an external fire , the device comprising:a. a plurality of folded fire-resistant protective covers each of which has dimensions large enough to cover one of the several sides of the building structure wherein said covers are composed of knit, woven or nonwoven textiles composed of flame resistant fibers including cotton, polyester, polyamide, viscose, themoset fibers, inorganic fibers and carbon fibers with a fabric areal weight between 20 grams per square meter to 300 grams per square meter and wherein said textiles are impregnated with a fire resistant material which absorbs heat, such as aluminum trihydrate (ATH) or other hydrated metal salts, borates, silicates, phosphates, bromides and chlorides, moisture absorbing polymers such as poly-acrylates and starch derivatives so that the amount of impregnated material is less than 50% of the fabric weight; andb. a ...

FIBER-REINFORCED PLASTIC MATERIAL AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE INCLUDING THE SAME

A fiber-reinforced plastic material is provided. The fiber-reinforced plastic material is woven with a plurality of yarns and a material property of at least a portion of the fiber-reinforced plastic material is different from another portion of the fiber-reinforced plastic material according to an arrangement direction or a weave pattern of the yarns or a material of the yarns. 1. A fiber-reinforced plastic material , wherein the fiber-reinforced plastic material is woven with a plurality of yarns and a material property of at least a portion of the fiber-reinforced plastic material is different from another portion of the fiber-reinforced plastic material according to at least one of an arrangement direction , a weave pattern of the yarns , and a material of the yarns.2. The fiber-reinforced plastic material of claim 1 , wherein the fiber-reinforced plastic material comprises a printing layer having a pattern printed with a thermally conductive material or an electrically conductive material claim 1 , such that a thermal conductivity or a dielectric constant of the at least the portion of the fiber-reinforced plastic material is different from the thermal conductivity or the dielectric constant of the other portion.3. The fiber-reinforced plastic material of claim 1 , wherein a thermally conductive membrane or an electrically conductive membrane is provided on a surface of at least some of the yarns claim 1 , such that a thermal conductivity or a dielectric constant of the at least the portion of the fiber-reinforced plastic material is different from the thermal conductivity or the dielectric constant of the other portion.4. The fiber-reinforced plastic material of claim 1 , wherein the yarns comprise first yarns that extend in a first direction and are arranged in parallel claim 1 , and second yarns that at least partially alternately intersect the first yarns and are arranged in parallel.5. The fiber-reinforced plastic material of claim 1 , wherein thermal ...

THREE DIMENSIONAL LATTICE WEAVES WITH TAILORED DAMPING PROPERTIES

The present invention is directed to three dimensional weaves composed of wires or yarns that offer the potential for damping not achievable with solid materials, including high temperature damping. Three damping mechanisms have been identified: (1) Internal material damping, (2) Frictional energy dissipation (Coulomb damping), and (3) inertial damping (tuned mass damping). These three damping mechanisms can be optimized by modifying the wire material chemistries (metals, ceramics, polymers, etc.), wire sizes, wire shapes, wire coatings, wire bonding, and wire architecture (by removing certain wires). These have the effect of modifying the lattice and wire stiffnesses, masses, coefficients of friction, and internal material damping. Different materials can be used at different locations in the woven lattice. These design variables can also be modified to tailor mechanical stiffness and strength of the lattice, in addition to damping. 1. A device for providing damping comprising:wires woven to create a damping material; andwherein positions of the wires in the damping material are selected to enhance damping.2. The device of wherein the wires are formed from one selected from a group consisting of metal claim 1 , ceramic claim 1 , and polymer.3. The device of wherein the wires are formed from one selected from a group consisting of NiCr and Cu.4. The device of wherein the wires are formed from a combination of metals claim 1 , ceramics claim 1 , and/or polymers.5. The device of wherein the wires are formed from a silica claim 1 , alumina claim 1 , or carbon based material.6. The device of wherein the wires are woven in x claim 1 , y claim 1 , and z directions.7. The device of wherein the damping material is configured for damping due to at least one method selected from a group consisting of internal material damping claim 1 , frictional energy dissipation (Coulomb damping) claim 1 , and inertial damping (tuned-mass damping).8. The device of wherein damping is ...

INFRARED TRANSPARENT VISIBLE OPAQUE FABRICS

The present invention is directed to infrared-transparent visible-opaque fabrics for wearable personal thermal management. 1. A radiative cooling fabric comprising woven yarn , wherein the woven yarn substantially comprises fibers having a diameter of about 1 μm , and the average separation between yarn ranges from about 3 μm to about 100 μm.2. The radiative cooling fabric of claim 1 , wherein the average separation between the fibers ranges from about 3 μm to about 10 μm.3. The radiative cooling fabric of claim 1 , wherein the IR transmittance at wavelengths between about 5 μm to about 30 μm ranges from about 30% to about 90% claim 1 , and the visible reflectance between about 300 nm to about 800 nm ranges from about 40% to about 60%.4. The radiative cooling fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric has a porosity of about 0.1 to about 0.2.5. The radiative cooling fabric of claim 1 , wherein the yarn has an average diameter ranging from about 30 μm to about 300 μm.6. The radiative cooling fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fibers comprise polyester claim 1 , cellulose claim 1 , cellulose acetate claim 1 , polyethylene claim 1 , polypropylene claim 1 , or nylon.7. The radiative cooling fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fibers consist essentially of one polymer.8. The radiative cooling fabric of claim 6 , wherein the fibers comprise 2 or more polymers.9. The radiative cooling fabric of claim 8 , wherein the fibers have a core-sheath structure.10. The radiative cooling fabric of claim 1 , wherein the yarn comprises fibers of polyester claim 1 , cellulose claim 1 , cellulose acetate claim 1 , polyethylene claim 1 , polypropylene claim 1 , or nylon.11. The radiative cooling fabric of claim 1 , wherein the yarn comprises fibers having substantially the same composition.12. The radiative cooling fabric of claim 1 , wherein the yarn comprises 2 or more types of fibers.13. The radiative cooling fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric comprises 2 or more types of yarns.14. The ...

Flame Resistant Fabric With Anisotropic Properties

Flame resistant fabrics are formed by warp and fill yarns having different fiber contents. The fabrics are constructed, for example, by selection of a suitable weaving pattern, such that the body side of the fabric and the face side of the fabric have different properties. The fabrics described herein can be printable and dyeable on both sides of the fabric and are suitable for use in military and industrial garments. Methods of forming flame resistant fabrics, and methods for forming garments from the fabrics, are also described. 1. A flame resistant fabric formed of warp yarns interwoven with fill yarns and comprising a body side and a face side , wherein:(a) one of the warp yarns or the fill yarns comprises a first fiber content comprising aramid fibers;(b) the other of the warp yarns or the fill yarns are spun yarns comprising a second fiber content different from the first fiber content;(c) fibers of the first fiber content are predominantly exposed on the body side of the fabric;(d) fibers of the second fiber content are predominantly exposed on the face side of the fabric;(e) the fabric comprises at least 10% aramid fibers, more aramid fibers are located in the first fiber content than in the second fiber content, and more aramid fibers are located on the body side than on the face side of the fabric;(f) the fabric is a single layer fabric;(g) the first and second fiber contents together comprise at least two different types of flame resistant fibers, wherein the at least two different types of flame resistant fibers are selected from the group consisting of para-aramid fibers, meta-aramid fibers, flame resistant cellulosic fibers, and modacrylic fibers;(h) the second fiber content comprises a blend of flame resistant cellulosic fibers and inherently flame resistant fibers; and a. has an after-flame of less than 2 seconds and less than a 4-inch char length when tested in accordance with ASTM D 6413; or', 'b. complies with NFPA 2112., '(i) wherein the fabric2. ...

ELECTROMAGNETIC SHIELDING FABRIC AND YARN FOR ITS MANUFACTURE

An assembled yarn comprises a first yarn and a second yarn. The first yarn comprises a core yarn and a first wrap yarn. The core yarn comprises a spun yarn, wherein the spun yarn comprises a blend of fibers, wherein the blend of fibers comprises first electrically conductive fibers. The first wrap yarn comprises or consists out of one or a plurality of metallic filaments. The first wrap yarn is wrapped around the core yarn with at least 300 turns per meter. The second yarn comprises second electrically conductive fibers. The second yarn is wrapped around the first yarn; or the second yarn is ply-twisted with the first yarn thereby forming a plied yarn. The assembled yarn can be used in electromagnetic shielding fabrics. 115-. (canceled)16. Assembled yarn , wherein the assembled yarn comprises a first yarn and a second yarn;wherein the first yarn comprises a core yarn and a first wrap yarn,wherein the core yarn comprises a spun yarn, wherein the spun yarn comprises a blend of fibers,wherein the blend of fibers comprises first electrically conductive fibers;wherein the first wrap yarn comprises or consists out of one or a plurality of metallic filaments;wherein the first wrap yarn is wrapped around the core yarn with at least 300 turns per meter;wherein the second yarn comprises second electrically conductive fibers; andwherein the second yarn is wrapped around the first yarn; orwherein the second yarn is ply-twisted with the first yarn thereby forming a plied yarn.17. Assembled yarn as in claim 16 , wherein the one or a plurality of metallic filaments comprises or is a stainless steel filament or a silver plated copper filament or a silver filament or a metal plated copper filament or a metal plated steel filament.18. Assembled yarn as in claim 16 , wherein the first conductive fibers and/or the second conductive fibers are stainless steel fibers.19. Assembled yarn as in claim 16 , wherein the second yarn comprises or consists out of a spun yarn from a blend of ...

Fabric Material That is Resistant to Molten Metals

Fabrics and garments are disclosed that have dual protection against molten metal splashes and electrical arc flashes. The fabrics can be made from spun yarns containing an intimate blend of fibers. The fibers contained in each yarn can include wool fibers, flame resistant cellulose fibers, and nylon fibers. In one aspect, relatively long wool fibers are incorporated into the yarns. 1. A garment that is resistant to molten metals comprising;a fabric shaped to cover at least a portion of a wearer's body, the fabric comprising a woven fabric made from a plurality of yarns, the fabric comprising warp yarns and fill yarns, the warp yarns and fill yarns comprising a fiber blended yarn, the fiber blended yarn comprising a blend of fibers including:wool fibers in an amount from about 22% to about 43% by weight of the fabric;flame resistant cellulose fibers, the flame resistant cellulose fibers being present in the fabric in an amount from about 52% to about 82% by weight; andnon-aromatic polyamide, the non-aromatic polyamide being present in an amount from about 6% to about 14% by weight.2. A garment as defined in claim 1 , wherein the wool fibers comprise wool staple fibers having an average fiber length of greater than about 3 inches and less than about 5 inches.3. A garment as defined in claim 1 , wherein the yarns contained within the woven fabric are made from an intimate blend of the wool fibers claim 1 , the flame resistant cellulose fibers claim 1 , and the non-aromatic polyamide fibers.4. A garment as defined in claim 1 , wherein the woven fabric has a twill weave.5. A garment as defined in claim 1 , wherein the flame resistant cellulose fibers comprise cotton or rayon fibers pretreated with a fire resistant composition.6. A garment as defined in claim 1 , wherein the woven fabric contains about 25% to about 40% by weight wool fibers claim 1 , from about 8% to about 12% by weight non-aromatic polyamide fibers claim 1 , and from about 55% to about 65% by weight ...

FABRIC

A fabric weaved at least by a first yarn and a second yarn is provided. A first quantum dot material is distributed in the first yarn, and a second quantum dot material is distributed in the second yarn. An average particle size of the first quantum dot material is different from the average particle size of the second quantum dot material. 1. A fabric , including a first yarn and a second yarn , comprising:a first yarn, wherein a first quantum dot material is distributed in the first yarn;a second yarn, wherein a second quantum dot material is distributed in the second yarn;wherein an average particle size of the first quantum dot material is different from the average particle size of the second quantum dot material.2. The fabric according to claim 1 , wherein the fabric is a thread.3. The fabric according to claim 2 , wherein the thread is a multiplied yarn.4. The fabric according to claim 1 , wherein the fabric is cloth.5. The fabric according to claim 4 , wherein the first yarn is a warp yarn of the cloth claim 4 , the second yarn is a weft yarn of the cloth claim 4 , and the cloth is plain cloth claim 4 , twilled cloth claim 4 , atlas tricot or weft satin.6. The fabric according to claim 4 , wherein the cloth is weft knitted cloth or warp knitted cloth weaved by the first yarn and the second yarn alternately.7. The fabric according to claim 1 , wherein the average particle size of the first quantum dot material is between 6 nanometers to 10 nanometers.8. The fabric according to claim 1 , wherein the average particle size of the second quantum dot material is between 4 nanometers to 6 nanometers.9. The fabric according to claim 1 , wherein the fabric further includes a third yarn claim 1 , the fabric is weaved by the first yarn claim 1 , the second yarn claim 1 , and the third yarn claim 1 , a third quantum dot material is distributed in the third yarn claim 1 , the average particle size of the third quantum dot material is different from the average particle ...

Conformable Microporous Fiber and Woven Fabrics Containing Same

Expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) monofilament fibers and woven fabrics formed from the ePTFE fillers are provided, The ePTFE fibers have a substantially rectangular configuration, a density less than about 1.0 glee, and an aspect ratio greater than 15. Additionally, the ePTFE fibers are microporous and have a node and fibril structure. The ePTFE fiber may be woven into a fabric without first twisting the fiber. A polymer membrane and/or a textile may be laminated to the woven fabric to produce a laminated article. The ePTFE woven fabric simultaneously possesses high moisture vapor transmission (highly breathable) and high water entry pressure (water resistant). The woven fabric is quiet, soft, and drapable, making it especially suitable for use in garments, gloves and footwear applications. Treatments may be provided to the surface of the ePTFE fiber and/or the woven fabric to impart one or more desired functionality, such as, for example, oleophobicity). 1. A woven fabric comprising:a plurality of warp fibers and weft fibers, each said warp fibers and each said weft fibers comprising expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) fibers having a substantially rectangular cross sectional configuration,wherein a pre-woven width of said ePTFE fiber is greater than a width allotted to said ePTFE fiber based on an end count or pick count of said woven fabric.2. The woven fabric of claim 1 , wherein said ePTFE fibers are monofilament fibers claim 1 ,3. The woven fabric of claim 1 , wherein said ePTFE fibers have a density less than about 1.2 g/cm.4. The woven fabric of claim 1 , wherein said ePTFE fibers have a pre weaving density less than about 0.85 g/cm.5. The woven fabric of claim 1 , wherein said ePTFE fibers have nodes and fibrils defining passageways through said fiber claim 1 , andwherein said fibrils have a length from about 5 microns to about 120 microns.6. The woven fabric of claim 1 , wherein said woven fabric has an air permeability less than about 5 cfm.7 ...

METHOD FOR TREATMENT OF SPIDER SILK-FILAMENT FOR USE AS THREAD OR A COMPOSITION IN THE MANUFACTURE OF COSMETIC, MEDICAL, TEXTILE OR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS SUCH AS BIO-ARTIFICIAL CELL TISSUE OR SKIN BASED ON (RECOMBINANT) SPIDER SILK

A method for the treatment of spider silk filament for use as a thread or composition in the manufacture of cosmetic, medical, textile, and industrial applications, wherein the spider silk filament, derived from genetically modified organisms, is treated with at least one component selected from the group consisting of vitamins, hormones, antioxidants, chelating agents, antibiotics, preserving agents, fragrances, dyes, pigments, magnetic nanoparticles, nanocrystals, cell adhesion enhancers, thermal insulators, shrinkage agents and cosmetic, medical or dermatological active substances. Textile fabrics obtained by this method are stronger, bio-compatible, bio-degradable and have a higher thermal conductivity. Treated spider silk filament can also be applied in an oil-in-water or water-in-oil protective cream that is hypoallergenic and ensures a firmer skin. 121-. (canceled)23. The method of claim 22 , wherein the potassium aluminum sulfate solution comprises a KAl(SO).12HO solution in demineralized water; and{'sub': 4', '2', '2, 'wherein the concentration of KAl(SO).12HO in water is about 0.4%.'}24. The method of claim 22 , wherein the spider silk filament is obtained by a wet- or electrospinning process of spider silk protein derived from genetically modified organisms.25. The method of claim 22 , wherein the spider silk thread and/or the spider silk filament is textured.261. A method for the manufacture of a cosmetic claim 22 , medical or industrial textile fabric and/or support structure claim 22 , comprising spider silk thread obtained by the method according to claim claim 22 , comprising the step of:mechanically two-or three-dimensional weaving, braiding and/or knitting of the spider silk thread to form a stronger, more flexible, enlarged total surface area, which is suitable for use in heat exchange with a medium such as solids, liquids and gases, as well as for the application as a support structure for liquids which harden or organic materials which grow ...

Multilayer Lining Fabric with Improved Properties and Clothes Comprising Same

Disclosed is a multilayer lining fabric comprising at least two warp-knitted fabric layers of at least one polymer thread material having a weight of ≧100 g/m 2 . The number of weft threads per centimeter of length is larger than the number of warp threads per centimeter of width of the fabric layers and, in the plane of the layers of the fabric, the direction of warp threads of one layer is twisted with respect to the direction of warp threads of an adjacent layer by an angle α of at least 20°. Clothing comprising the multilayer lining fabric is also disclosed.

Radiation Protective Material

The invention concerns a radiation protective material, which comprises a fibrous material with composite filaments including a radiopaque substance. The filaments are structured in a regular pattern to form the radiation shielding material. 1. A radiation protective material , comprising:a fibrous material with composite filaments including a radiopaque substance, wherein the filaments are structured in a regular pattern to form the radiation protective material.2. The material according to claim 1 , wherein the composite filaments comprises a composite material including the radiopaque substance claim 1 , and wherein the radiopaque substance is mixed within the composite material and substantially evenly distributed within the composite material.3. The material according to claim 1 , wherein the radiopaque substance is substantially evenly distributed over the entire cross section of the filament claim 1 , from a center to a surface of the filament.4. The material according to claim 1 , wherein each filament of the composite filaments is a homogeneous filament.5. The material according to claim 1 , wherein the radiopaque substance comprises at least one metal in oxidized form claim 1 , elemental form claim 1 , as an alloy claim 1 , or in salt form in combination with an organic polymer.6. The material according to claim 5 , wherein:the organic polymer comprises at least one of—polyvinyl, polyolefin, polyester, and polyacetate; andthe at least one metal comprises at least one of actinium, antimony, barium, bismuth, bromine, cadmium, cerium, cesium, gold, iodine, indium, iridium, lanthanum, lead, mercury, molybdenum, osmium, platinum, pollonium, rhenium, rhodium, silver, strontium, tantalum, tellurium, thallium, thorium, tin, wolfram, and zirconium.7. (canceled)8. The material according to claim 1 , wherein the fibrous material comprises a structure that allows for air to penetrate through the material claim 1 , wherein the air permeability of a single layer of the ...

CROP NETTING MATERIAL

Described herein is a pillar knitted crop netting comprising widely spaced knitted pillars and crop netting materials comprising a region(s) having such construction. Also described herein are crop nettings comprising yarns defining apertures to form the netting wherein said apertures have a plurality of sides formed by yarn sections and at least one of those yarn sections may be relatively slack when the netting is held taut in lengthwise and widthwise directions. The above nettings may have advantageous hail passage performance. 1. A crop netting comprising a first region comprising a plurality of pillars of spaced apart yarn extending in a first direction , at least some pillars formed from at least one pillar yarn comprising a plurality of knots along its length ,and a plurality of crossover yarns extending across or between the pillars,each crossover yarn comprising a plurality of crossover sections, said crossover sections defined by the portions of the crossover yarn traversing the space between adjacent pillars,wherein at least some crossover sections between pillars have a different length than at least some other crossover sections between the same pillars, and/orwherein the tightness of the knots along a length of a pillar yarn varies along the length of the pillars,for at least a majority of the area of the first region.24-. (canceled)5. A crop netting comprising a first region comprisingpillars of knitted yarnheld together to form a sheet materialby crossover yarns that traverse or cross back and forth between adjacent pillars along a length of the netting, and defining apertures in the netting, (i) a difference in length between at least some crossover sections and at least some other crossover sections between at least two immediately adjacent pillars is greater than 0.05 mm; and/or', '(ii) a difference in length between at least some crossover sections and a next crossover section along the same crossover yarn between at least two immediately ...

Flame Resistant Composite Fabrics

A flame resistant composite fabric includes a first flame resistant fabric layer, a second flame resistant fabric layer, and a barrier layer that bonds the first flame resistant fabric layer to the second flame resistant fabric layer. The barrier layer is capable of withstanding temperature of 500° F. for at least 5 minutes without substantial change in the integrity of the flame resistant composite fabric. 168-. (canceled)69. A fiber blend comprising: 5 wt % to 25 wt % of p-aramid fiber; 10 wt % to 40 wt % of m-aramid fiber; 40 wt % to 80 wt % of modacrylic fiber; and 5 wt % to 15 wt % of natural fiber or regenerated fiber.70. The fiber blend of claim 69 , wherein the natural fiber or regenerated fiber is 5 wt % to 10 wt % of the fiber blend.71. The fiber blend of claim 70 , wherein the natural fiber or regenerated fiber is 10 wt % of the fiber blend.72. The fiber blend of claim 71 , wherein the natural fiber or regenerated fiber comprises cotton claim 71 , wool claim 71 , rayon claim 71 , viscose claim 71 , modal claim 71 , or lyocell.73. The fiber blend of claim 69 , further comprising 1 wt % to 5 wt % of antistatic fiber.74. The fiber blend of claim 69 , wherein the p-aramid fiber is 7 wt % to 15 wt % of the fiber blend.75. The fiber blend of claim 74 , wherein the p-aramid fiber is 10 wt % of the fiber blend.76. The fiber blend of claim 69 , wherein the m-aramid fiber is 15 wt % to 40 wt % of the fiber blend.77. The fiber blend of claim 76 , wherein the m-aramid fiber is 25 wt % of the fiber blend.78. The fiber blend of claim 69 , wherein the modacrylic fiber is 55 wt % to 65 wt % of the fiber blend.79. The fiber blend of claim 78 , wherein the modacrylic fiber is 60 wt % of the fiber blend.80. The fiber blend of claim 69 , wherein the fiber blend is hydrophilic.81. A yarn for use in apparel claim 69 , the yarn comprising: 5 wt % to 25 wt % of p-aramid fiber; 10 wt % to 40 wt % of m-aramid fiber; 40 wt % to 80 wt % of modacrylic fiber; and 5 wt % to 15 wt % of ...

ARTICLE OF MANUFACTURE FOR WARMING THE HUMAN BODY AND EXTREMITIES VIA GRADUATED THERMAL INSULATION

An article of manufacture for warming human extremities via graduated thermal insulation with a blanket comprised of concentrations of and transitions to and from concentrations of various types of woven thread fabric or non-woven fabric, having various properties of thermal insulation. 1. A fabric for providing varying energy properties along its length , comprising:a woven pattern having a plurality of fibers;at least one of the plurality of fibers having a fiber length, a fiber diameter and an energy property, said energy property being graded along the length of the fiber itself.2. The fabric of wherein said graded energy property comprises a hollow core diameter of the fiber having an increasing or decreasing diameter along the length of the fiber.3. The fabric of wherein said graded energy property comprises an outer diameter of the fiber having an increasing or decreasing diameter along the length of the fiber.4. The fabric of wherein said graded energy property comprises a thermal property of the fiber claim 1 , said thermal property graded along the length of the fiber itself5. The fabric of wherein said graded energy property comprises an insulating property of the fiber claim 1 , said insulating property graded along the length of the fiber itself.6. The fabric of wherein said graded energy property comprises an absorptive property of the fiber claim 1 , said absorptive property graded along the length of the fiber itself.7. The fabric of wherein said graded energy property comprises a reflective property of the fiber claim 1 , said reflective property graded along the length of the fiber itself8. The fabric of further comprising at least one non-thermally graded fiber.9. A thread for use in fabric claim 1 , comprising:at least one fiber having a fiber length, a fiber diameter and an energy property, a change in said energy property of said fiber exhibited along the length of the fiber itself; andwherein said change in said energy property comprises a ...

Woven fabric with intricate design

Fabrics that have a pattern of discrete ornamental designs are disclosed that can be used in numerous applications. In one embodiment, the fabric can be made from flame resistant fibers for use in protective garments, especially firefighting garments. The discrete designs make the fabric readily recognizable that provides an indicia for the excellent physical properties of the fabric. For instance, not only is the fabric lightweight, strong and abrasion resistant, but also has excellent stretch properties in multiple directions, especially in directions diagonal to the warp direction and the fill direction.

GROUND COVER MATERIAL

A woven ground cover sheet material woven from warp and weft tapes and in which the thickness of warp tapes is reduced in longitudinally extending opposite side margins of the material and in one or more centre regions relative to the width of warp tapes making up the balance of the material. 1. A ground cover sheet material woven from warp and weft tapes , wherein the material comprises regions of relatively thicker (hereinafter: thicker regions) warp tapes and regions of relatively thinner (hereinafter: thinner regions) warp tapes , the thicker regions being at or adjacent one or both longitudinally extending opposite side margins of the material , and one or more longitudinally extending centre regions near or adjacent a notional centre or fold line of the material , and the thinner regions making up the balance of the sheet material.2. A ground cover sheet material according to wherein the thicker regions are at both longitudinally extending opposite side margins on either side of the material.3. A ground cover sheet material according to and comprising two centre regions of thicker warp tapes spaced apart on either side of the notional centre or fold line of the material.4. A ground cover sheet material according to any one of the preceding claims wherein the warp tapes have a uniform thickness in the thicker regions and a uniform thickness in the thinner regions.5. A ground cover sheet material according to any one of the preceding claims wherein the warp tapes in the thicker regions are between about 5 and about 300% thicker than the warp tapes in the thinner regions.6. A ground cover sheet material according to any one of the preceding claims wherein the warp tapes in the thicker regions are between about 10 and about 200% thicker than the warp tapes in the thinner regions.7. A ground cover sheet material according to wherein the warp tapes in the thicker regions are between about 20 and about 100% thicker than the warp tapes in the thinner regions.8. A ...

TEXTILE SLEEVE WITH ADHESIVE FIXATION LAYER AND METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION AND USE THEREOF

A protective textile sleeve for providing protection to an elongate member contained therein; a method of construction thereof, and a method of bonding at least a portion of the sleeve to at least one of itself and an elongate member extending through a cavity thereof is provided. The sleeve has a wall of interlaced yarn, with the wall having an outermost surface and an innermost surface. The innermost surface is configured to bound a cavity extending between opposite open ends. The sleeve further includes an adhesive coating bonded to at least a portion of at least one of the outermost and innermost surfaces. The adhesive coating has a first, dried non-adhesive state and a second, wetted adhesive state, wherein the second adhesive state is activated via application of a water-based liquid thereto. 1. A protective textile sleeve for providing protection to an elongate member contained therein , comprising:a wall of interlaced yarn, said wall having an outermost and innermost surface, said innermost surface being configured to bound a cavity extending between opposite open ends; andan adhesive coating bonded to at least a portion of at least one of said outermost surface and said innermost surface, said adhesive coating having a first, non-adhesive state and a second, adhesive state, said second adhesive state being activated via application of a water-based liquid thereto.2. The protective textile sleeve of wherein said innermost surface is entirely covered by said adhesive coating.3. The protective textile sleeve of wherein said wall is circumferentially continuous.4. The protective textile sleeve of wherein said wall has opposite edges extending lengthwise between said opposite ends.5. The protective textile sleeve of wherein said opposite edges are adapted to be bonded in overlapping relation with one another with said adhesive coating.6. The protective textile sleeve of wherein said opposite edges extend generally parallel to a central claim 4 , longitudinal ...

WOVEN FABRIC HAVING THE ASPECT OF A SCUBA FABRIC, AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING THE SAME

A woven fabric that has the appearance of a neoprene fabric is obtained with a double face fabric in which the warp yarns passes at least three weft yarns on each side of the fabric. 1123235432534222535. A woven double face fabric () having warp yarns () and weft yarns () providing a pattern whereby a warp yarn () floats over one or more weft yarns () to provide a corresponding over portion () and floats under one or more weft yarns to provide under portions ( , at least part of the weft yarns () being elastic yarns , characterized in that in a repeat unit a first warp yarn (′) floats over at least three weft yarns on said first side of the fabric to provide a corresponding warp over portion () , said warp yarn successively floating under one single weft yarn () to provide an under portion () , whereby in said first warp yarn the total length of over portions is greater than the length of under portions , and further characterized in that each of the two warp yarns (″ , ′″) arranged adjacent to said first warp yarn (′) floats under at least three weft yarns to provide a corresponding warp over portion () on said second side of the fabric , said warp yarn successively floating over one single weft yarn () to provide an over portion () on said first side of the fabric.254. A woven fabric according to claim 1 , wherein the maximum length of each over portion () or each under portion () of a warp yarn is corresponding to 10 weft yarns.3524. A woven fabric according to claim 1 , wherein each said over portions () of said first warp yarn (′) passes at least three weft yarns and is followed by an under portion () passing one weft yarn in an N/1/N scheme claim 1 , where N is an integer within 3 and 10 claim 1 , included.442225. A woven fabric according to claim 1 , wherein each under portion () of said adjacent warp yarns (″ claim 1 , ′″) passes at least three weft yarns and is followed by an over portion () passing one weft yarn in a 1/M/1 scheme claim 1 , where M is an ...

HIGH TEAR STRENGTH FLAME RESISTANT COTTON FABRIC

“A flame resistant fabric with better tear strength and specifically a flame resistant fabric with tear strength flame resistant 100% cotton yarn are provided. The 100% cotton yarn is produced using a combination of compact spinning technology and gassing and/or singeing process performed in tandem, the yarn is weaved into fabric by pre-established process and the fabric is flame retardant finished by using chemicals and lubricants by pre-established process to form the flame resistant fabric with better tear strength. Also, a method of manufacturing the flame resistant cotton fabric that has a better tear strength after fire resistant treatment s provided. Advantageously, the flame resistant fabric is affordable, light weight and has better tensile and tear strength.” 1. A fabric with better tear strength and flame resistant properties comprising:100% cotton yarn which is produced using a combination of compact spinning technology and gassing and/or singeing process;weaving the yarn into fabric by pre-established process; andflame retardant finishing of the fabric using chemicals and lubricants by pre-established process,wherein the compact spinning and gassing and/or singeing processes are performed in tandem,wherein the compact spinning process removes all but short hair,wherein the gassing and/or singeing process removes all hair including short, medium and long, andwherein the fibers in the yarn due to compact spinning are aligned and embedded to provide enhanced tear strength by preventing the surface fibers getting stretched and/or stressed and breaking during processing and/or subsequent washing which produces hairiness.2. The fabric as claimed in claim in claim 1 , wherein the flame retardant finishing process in a pre-established manner which causes inherent loss of strength in fabric is compensated by the enhanced tear strength of the fabric.3. The fabric as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the aligning and embedding of the yarn reduces the loss of strength ...

Wowen fabric product

A woven fabric protective covering to ensure long lasting and reliable product and also reliable and easy operation when installing the covering. The woven fabric comprises a sheet layer, a reinforcement layer and at least one film layer. A plurality of strip formed weft elements and warp elements are woven together to form the sheet fabric. The sheet fabric comprises at least two different types of weaves, a basic weave for a main sheet fabric area having substantially equal number of orthogonally woven weft elements and warp elements, and a relief weave to form a fastening region where the number of warp elements per width unit is reduced when compared to the number of weft elements. The reinforcement layer is a woven band and is laminated on at least one side of the sheet layer. The reinforcement layer comprises openings for fastening the product when in use. At least one film layer is laminated on the sheet layer. 1. A woven fabric product comprising:a sheet layer wherein a plurality of strip formed weft elements and warp elements are woven together to form a sheet fabric,a reinforcement layer that is a woven band comprising openings for fastening the product when in use; andat least one film layer laminated on the sheet layer,wherein, the reinforcement layer is laminated on at least one side of the sheet layer and the sheet fabric comprises at least two different type of weaves: a basic weave for a main sheet fabric area having substantially equal number of orthogonally woven weft elements and warp elements, and a relief weave to form a fastening region where number of warp elements per width unit is reduced when compared to number of weft elements.2. The woven fabric product of claim 1 , wherein the weft elements in the relief weave are continuous from the basic weave to the relief weave.3. The woven fabric product of claim 1 , wherein in the relief weave ratio of the number of warp elements to the number of weft elements is between 3/10 and 8/10 such that ...

Zoned Fabric Systems and Methods

A garment may include a first woven component, a second woven component, a space between the first and second woven components defining a channel filled with a fill material, and a third woven component extending such that the first and second woven components are woven together where there is no channel. The channel may be filled with a filler material. Multiple channels may be provided such that they form a zoned pattern in the garment. 1. A method of making a zoned fabric , comprising:weaving a first fabric component extending substantially parallel to a shuttle direction of a loom;weaving a second fabric component extending substantially parallel to a shuttle direction of a loom and spaced from the first fabric component and defining a channel extending generally parallel to a shuttle direction of a loom and extending along a plane of the fabric;weaving a third woven component extending such that the first and second woven components are woven together at edges of the channel.215. The method of claim , further comprising:cutting a garment component from the fabric; andfilling the channel with a filler material.315. The method of claim , wherein the fabric includes a plurality of channels filled with a fill material such that the channels form a pattern in a finished garment.415. The method of claim , wherein the channel is a seamless channel.515. The method of claim , wherein fill material is an insulative material.615. The method of claim , wherein the fill material is padding material. This application is a divisional of U.S. application Ser. No. 15/198,750, filed Jun. 30, 2016 and now pending, the disclosure of which is incorporated by reference in their entirety.Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to a zoned fabric. More particularly, embodiments of the present invention relate to garments that include seamless zoned channels for filling with material (e.g., down, synthetic down, ball fiber, synthetic insulators, etc.).“Zoned” fabric ...

Protective Textile Sleeve Having High Edge Abrasion Resistance and Method of Construction

A textile sleeve for protecting elongate members and method of construction thereof is provided. The sleeve includes both monofilament and multifilament yarns woven in both warp and fill directions. The warp monofilaments provide the sleeve with increased abrasion resistance, while the warp multifilaments provide the sleeve with increased flexibility and coverage protection to protect elongate members within a cavity of the sleeve. The fill monofilaments provide the sleeve with increased abrasion resistance and the fill multifilaments provide the sleeve with increased flexibility and coverage protection. The method includes weaving the warp and fill yarns in one of an open or closed wall construction. 1. A textile sleeve for protecting elongate members , comprising:an elongate wall extending along a longitudinal axis of said textile sleeve, said wall having warp yarns including warp multifilament yarns and warp monofilament yarns extending generally parallel to said longitudinal axis and fill yarns including fill multifilament yarns and fill monofilament yarns extending generally transversely to said warp yarns, said warp multifilament yarns being provided in greater number than said warp monofilament yarns.2. The textile sleeve of wherein each of said fill multifilament yarns is inserted with one of said fill monofilament yarns to form dual inserted pairs of fill multifilament and monofilament yarns.31. The textile sleeve of wherein about 2 warp multifilament yarns are provided for every warp monofilament yarn.4. The textile sleeve of wherein said warp multifilament yarns and said warp monofilament yarns are woven in a balanced twill weave.5. The textile sleeve of wherein said wall is a closed claim 1 , circumferentially continuous wall.6. The textile sleeve of wherein said wall is an open wall having a slit provided by opposite edges extending along a longitudinal axis of said sleeve.7. The textile sleeve of wherein said fill monofilament yarns are heat-set into a ...

FLAME RESISTANT COMPOSITE FABRICS

A flame resistant composite fabric includes a first flame resistant fabric layer, a second flame resistant fabric layer, and a barrier layer that bonds the first flame resistant fabric layer to the second flame resistant fabric layer. The barrier layer is capable of withstanding temperature of 500° F. for at least 5 minutes without substantial change in the integrity of the flame resistant composite fabric. 1. A flame resistant composite fabric comprising:a first flame resistant fabric layer;a second flame resistant fabric layer; anda barrier layer bonding the first flame resistant fabric layer to the second flame resistant fabric layer,wherein the barrier layer is capable of withstanding temperature of 500° F. for at least 5 minutes without substantial change in the integrity of the flame resistant composite fabric.2. The flame resistant composite fabric of claim 1 , wherein at least one of the first flame resistant fabric layer and the second flame resistant fabric layer is formed of inherent flame resistant fibers claim 1 , yarns claim 1 , and/or fabric.3. The flame resistant composite fabric of claim 1 , wherein at least one of the first flame resistant fabric layer and the second flame resistant fabric layer is formed of flame resistant treated fibers claim 1 , yarns claim 1 , and/or fabric.4. The flame resistant composite fabric of claim 1 , wherein at least one of the first flame resistant fabric layer and the second flame resistant fabric layer is formed of flame resistant (FR) treated cotton claim 1 , flame resistant treated cotton/nylon fiber blends claim 1 , meta-aramid claim 1 , and/or para-aramid fibers claim 1 , yarns claim 1 , and/or fabric.5. The flame resistant composite fabric of claim 1 , wherein at least one of the first flame resistant fabric layer and the second flame resistant fabric layer is formed of modacrylic fibers claim 1 , yarns claim 1 , and/or fabric alone.6. The flame resistant composite fabric of claim 1 , wherein at least one of ...

HIGH STRENGTH ULTRA-HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT POLYETHYLENE TAPE ARTICLES

Processes for the production of high strength polyethylene tape articles from high strength ultra-high molecular weight multi-filament yarns, and to the tape articles, fabrics, laminates and impact resistant materials made therefrom. 1. A polyethylene tape article having an average cross-sectional aspect ratio of at least about 10:1 , said polyethylene having an intrinsic viscosity when measured in decalin at 135° C. by ASTM D1601-99 of from about 7 dl/g to 40 dl/g , and when measured by ASTM D882-09 at a 10 inch (25.4 cm) gauge length and at an extension rate of 100%/min , said tape article having a tensile strength of at least about 2.2 GPa.2. A laminate comprising two or more unidirectional layers of the tape articles as described in with the tape direction in adjoining layers being rotated from each other by from about 15 to about 90 degrees.3. A fabric comprising tape articles as described in claim 1 , said fabric being selected from the group consisting of woven claim 1 , knitted and three dimensionally woven.4. An impact and penetration resistant assembly comprising at least one member selected from the group consisting of a fabric as described in .5. The assembly of having an areal density at least 1.5 Kg/mand a specific energy absorption of at least 500 J-m/Kg at the V50 velocity as measured against a 9 by 19 mm FMJ Parabellum bullet by MIL.STD.662F. This application is a Division of co-pending U.S. application Ser. No. 13/494,641, filed Jun. 12, 2012, which is a Division of U.S. application Ser. No. 12/539,185, filed on Aug. 11, 2009, now U.S. Pat. No. 8,236,119.1. Field of the InventionThe invention relates to processes for the production of high strength polyethylene tape articles from high strength ultra-high molecular weight multi-filament yarns, and to the tape articles, fabrics, laminates and impact resistant materials made therefrom.2. Description of the Related ArtImpact resistant and penetration resistant materials find uses in many applications ...

HEAT RESISTANT OUTERSHELL FABRIC

The present invention relates to a thermally-resistant woven fabric and/or multiple ply fabric sheet for use as single or outer layer of protective garments, of the type comprising an inside fabric layer and an outside fabric layer joined together by an array of connecting lines. The woven fabric and/or multiple ply fabric sheet comprise yarns, wherein said yarn comprises 1. A yarn for a thermally resistant fabric sheet , wherein said yarn comprisesi) meta-aramidii) from about 5 to 10 weight % of polyamide andiii) at least 2 weight % of antistatic fibers, the weight % being based on the total weight of the yarn.2. The yarn according to claim 1 , wherein said yarn comprises approximatelyi) 91 weight % meta-aramidii) 7 weight % polyamideiii) 2 weight % antistatic fibers, the weight % being based on the total weight of the yarn.3. The yarn according to or claim 1 , wherein the linear density Nm of the yarn is from about 40/2 to about 140/2.4. The yarn according to any of the preceding claims claim 1 , wherein the linear density Nm of the yarn is about 80/2.5. A woven fabric sheet made of a yarn according to any of the preceding claims.6. The woven fabric according to claim 5 , wherein warp and weft are made from the same yarn.7. The woven fabric according to or claim 5 , wherein the fabric is a plain weave.8. A multiple ply fabric sheet comprising at least one ply made of the woven fabric according to any to .9. The multiple ply fabric sheet according to claim 8 , wherein said fabric is a two-ply fabric and wherein the other ply is made of a 100% para-aramid yarn.1010. The fabric sheet according to or claim 8 , wherein said fabric is a two-ply fabric and wherein the two plies are formed by an inside fabric layer (B) and an outside fabric layer (A) joined together by an array of connecting lines ().1110. The fabric sheet of claim 10 , wherein the inside fabric layer (B) and outside fabric layer (A) are both woven fabrics and are joined together by an array of woven ...

MULTI-CAVITY, SHRINKABLE SLEEVE AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

A textile sleeve for routing and protecting a plurality of elongate members in spaced relation from one another is provided. The sleeve includes a single piece, monolithic wall of interlaced yarn extending lengthwise between opposite ends of the sleeve. The wall includes a plurality of circumferentially continuous, tubular wall sections extending lengthwise between the opposite ends, with adjacent tubular wall sections being fixed in laterally spaced relation from another by an intervening single layer section. At least some of the yarn within each tubular wall section is provided as heat-shrinkable yarn, thereby providing each tubular wall section as being heat-shrinkable from a first, diametrically enlarged assembly state to a second, diametrically constricted state about a corresponding elongate member contained therein. 1. A textile sleeve for routing and protecting elongate members , comprising:a single piece, monolithic wall of interlaced yarn extending lengthwise between opposite ends of the sleeve, said wall including a plurality of circumferentially continuous, tubular wall sections extending lengthwise between said opposite ends, adjacent tubular wall sections being fixed in laterally spaced relation from another by an intervening single layer section, at least some of said yarn within each said tubular wall section being heat-shrinkable yarn, each said tubular wall section being heat-shrinkable from a first, diametrically enlarged assembly state to a second, diametrically constricted state about a corresponding elongate member contained therein.2. The textile sleeve of claim 1 , wherein the wall is woven with warp yarns extending lengthwise between opposite ends of the sleeve and fill yarns extending generally transversely to the warp yarns claim 1 , wherein at least some of said fill yarn is provided as said heat-shrinkable yarn.3. The textile sleeve of claim 2 , wherein the entirety of the fill yarn is heat-shrinkable yarn.4. The textile sleeve of claim ...

USE OF A FOAMABLE POLYMER FILAMENT, AND FOAMED FABRIC

A foamed fabric comprising filaments of closed-cell foam of cross-linked polymeric material is formed by integrating the filaments into a precursor textile and subsequently foaming the material at a foaming temperature at which the filaments expand. The foamed fabric can be used for protective garments, pads, mats and the like. 2. Use according to claim 1 , wherein the filaments are provided by cutting a sheet of foamable polymeric material into elongate strips.3. Use according to or claim 1 , wherein the filaments are provided by extrusion.4. Use according to any preceding claim claim 1 , wherein the foamable polymeric material is chemically cross-linked.5. Use according to any of to claim 1 , wherein the foamable polymeric material is physically cross-linked.6. Use according to any preceding claim claim 1 , wherein the foamable polymeric material is cross-linked prior to integrating the filaments into the fabric.7. Use according to any preceding claim claim 1 , wherein the foamable polymeric material comprises a chemical blowing agent adapted to foam at a foaming temperature.8. Use according to claim 7 , wherein cross-linking of the foamable polymeric material is performed such that after cross-linking claim 7 , the foamable polymeric material is stable to above the foaming temperature.9. Use according to any preceding claim claim 7 , wherein integrating the filaments into the fabric comprises weaving a textile having a warp and a weft.10. Use according to claim 9 , wherein the filaments are provided in the warp.11. Use according to or claim 9 , wherein the filaments are provided in the weft.12. Use according to any preceding claim claim 9 , wherein the foamable polymeric material is PE or EVA or a blend thereof.13. Use according to any preceding claim claim 9 , further comprising forming the fabric into a further product claim 9 , whereby foaming takes place subsequent to forming of the further product.14. A foamed fabric comprising filaments of closed-cell foam ...

Film for preventing internal short-circuit and battery having the same

Disclosed are a film for preventing an internal short-circuit and a battery comprising the same. In particular when a conductive object having a sharp end portion penetrates through the battery, the film may prevent an internal short-circuit which may occur in the battery. The film includes: a mesh structure comprising a plurality of pores and a plurality of strands and the strands are made of an insulating material.

FLAME RESISTANT FABRICS

Embodiments of the present invention relate to flame resistant fabrics formed with inherently flame resistant fibers that provide the requisite thermal and arc protection, that have improved comfort, and that, in some embodiments, are less expensive than other fabrics formed with inherently flame resistant fibers. Improved comfort and lower cost can be achieved by predominantly locating the inherently flame resistant fibers on the front face of the fabric to impart the requisite thermal and arc protection and predominantly locating the more comfortable (and less expensive) fibers on the back face of the fabric positioned next to the wearer. In this way, overall protection of the fabric is maintained while improving comfort. Some embodiments of such fabrics may also achieve NFPA 70E PPE Category 2 protection. 1. A fabric formed by first yarns and second yarns , wherein the fabric has a first fabric side and a second fabric side opposite the first fabric side and wherein:i. the first yarns comprise a first fiber blend comprising aramid fibers, modacrylic fibers, and cellulosic fibers;ii. the aramid fibers and the modacrylic fibers of the first fiber blend constitute at least 70% of the first fiber blend;iii. the first fiber blend comprises more modacrylic fibers than aramid fibers;iv. the second yarns comprises a second fiber blend that is different from the first fiber blend and that comprises aramid fibers and non-FR cellulosic fibers;v. the second fiber blend is devoid of modacrylic fibers;vi. the second fiber blend comprises at least 50% non-FR cellulosic fibers;vii. the first yarns are predominantly exposed on the first fabric side;viii. the second yarns are predominantly exposed on the second fabric side;ix. the fabric has a char length of 6 inches or less and an afterflame of 2 seconds or less when tested pursuant to ASTM D6413 (2015);x. the fabric has a fabric weight between 5 to 7 ounces per square yard, inclusive; and{'sup': '2', 'xi. the fabric has an arc ...

FIBER TEXTURE FOR A CASING MADE OF COMPOSITE MATERIAL WITH IMPROVED SHEAR RESISTANCE

A fibrous texture in the form of a web includes a first portion extending in a longitudinal direction between a proximal part and an intermediate part. One or more layers of warp threads or strands present on the side of an inner face of the fibrous texture include threads or strands of glass fibers, the threads or strands of the other layers of warp threads or strands including threads or strands of carbon fibers. The fibrous texture further includes a second portion extending in the longitudinal direction between the intermediate part and a distal part of the fibrous texture. One or more of the plurality of layers of warp threads or strands present on the side of an outer face of the fibrous texture include threads or strands of glass fibers. The warp threads or strands are continuous over the entire length of the fibrous texture. 1. A fibrous texture in the form of a web extending in a longitudinal direction over a determined length between a proximal part and a distal part and in a lateral direction over a determined width between a first lateral edge and a second lateral edge , the fibrous texture having a three-dimensional or multilayer weave between a plurality of layers of warp threads or strands extending in the longitudinal direction and a plurality of layers of weft threads or strands extending in the lateral direction ,wherein the fibrous texture comprises a first portion present in the longitudinal direction between the proximal part and an intermediate part, one or more layers of warp threads or strands present on the side of an inner face of the fibrous texture at least partly comprising threads or strands of glass fibers, the threads or strands of the other layers of warp threads or strands comprising threads or strands of carbon fibers,and wherein the fibrous texture further comprises a second portion present in the longitudinal direction between the intermediate part and the distal part of said fibrous texture, one or more of the plurality of ...

Flame Resistant Fabric With Anisotropic Properties

Flame resistant fabrics are formed by warp and fill yarns having different fiber contents. The fabrics are constructed, for example, by selection of a suitable weaving pattern, such that the body side of the fabric and the face side of the fabric have different properties. The fabrics described herein can be printable and dyeable on both sides of the fabric and are suitable for use in military and industrial garments. Methods of forming flame resistant fabrics, and methods for forming garments from the fabrics, are also described. 1(a) either of the warp yarns or the fill yarns comprise a first fiber content;(b) the other of the warp yarns or the fill yarns comprise a second fiber content different from the first fiber content;(c) fibers of the first fiber content are predominantly exposed on a body side of the fabric;(d) fibers of the second fiber content are predominantly exposed on a face side of the fabric; and(e) the fabric comprises at least 10% para-aramid fibers.. A flame resistant fabric formed of warp yarns and fill yarns and comprising a body side and a face side, wherein: This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 14/520,056, filed Oct. 20, 2014, which is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 13/303,495, filed Nov. 23, 2011, which issued as U.S. Pat. No. 8,898,821 on Dec. 2, 2014, which is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 12/783,368, filed May 19, 2010, abandoned, which claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 61/179,461, filed May 19, 2009, each of which is incorporated by this reference herein in their entireties.This invention relates to a flame resistant fabric, and more specifically to a flame resistant fabric having different properties on each side of the fabric.Flame resistant fabrics, and in particular garments, are desirable in many military and industrial applications. Military personnel in the field, for example, can be exposed to flash fire or electrical ...

Sulfonated polyolefin-based flame retardant material

Disclosed herein is a flame retardant composition comprising sulfonated polyolefin and a SO 2 -scavenging material and/or a flame retardant material that is not a sulfonated polyolefin. Also disclosed is a flame-resistant composite comprising a host material in which is incorporated sulfonated polyolefin as a flame retardant composition. Further disclosed are methods for producing the flame retardant composition and flame-resistant composites.

INFRARED RADIATION TRANSPARENT SUBSTRATES AND SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CREATION AND USE THEREOF

Substrates with transparency to infrared body radiation and opacity in the visible light spectrum are provided and systems and methods for creation thereof are provided. The IR radiation transparent substrate is IR radiation transparent and visible light opaque with enough breathability and softness to make it suitable for use in garments for body thermal regulation. Further, the IR radiation transparent substrate is created utilizing nanofiber technology to form specific sized micro pores between the nanofibers. 1. A method for creating an infrared radiation transparent and visible light opaque substrate , the method comprising:selecting an infrared radiation transparent and visible light transparent polymer;creating nanofibers out of the polymer, wherein micro pores are formed between the nanofibers,the micro pores scatter visible light to change the polymer from being visible light transparent to being visible light opaque;the micro pores are large enough to be air permeable, andforming an infrared radiation transparent and visible light opaque fabric from the nanofibers.2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:creating a garment from the infrared radiation transparent and visible light opaque fabric,wherein the infrared radiation transparent and visible light opaque fabric is non-woven.3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:creating a garment from the infrared radiation transparent and visible light opaque fabric,wherein the infrared radiation transparent and visible light opaque fabric is woven.4. The method of claim 1 , wherein the polymer is polyethylene or polypropylene.5. The method of claim 1 , wherein creating nanofibers out of the polymer comprises electrospinning the polymer.6. The method of claim 5 , wherein the electrospinning is melt based or solution based.7. The method of claim 1 , wherein the polymer is a hydrocarbon claim 1 , and applying island-in-the-sea extrusion to the polymer to form microfibers; and', 'applying a solvent to the ...

Protective woven fabric

A woven fabric having warp yarns and weft yarns, wherein said warp yarns and said weft yarns comprise a core and a sheath, said core comprising a first core component and a second core component, wherein the first core component has a breaking tenacity, measured with DIN EN ISO 2062, of at least 6 g/den, more preferably of at least 10 g/den, more preferably of at least 14 g/den, even more preferably of at least 20 g/den, wherein the second core component comprises elastomeric elements, and wherein elasticity of the fabric in warp direction is at least 20% (measured according to ASTM D3107) and elasticity of the fabric in weft direction is at least 20% (measured according to ASTM D3107).

Flame Protective Fabric Structure

A flame protective fabric structure ( 1 ) comprises a fabric ( 10 ) being formed with multiple yarns ( 20 ), each yarn ( 20 ) made of a fiber blend of at least a first fiber component and a second fiber component. The first fiber component comprises flame resistant viscose fibers ( 22 ) in an amount of at least 50% of the fiber blend weight and the second fiber component comprises meltable fibers ( 24 ) in an amount of at least 10% of the fiber blend weight. The fabric ( 10 ) is formed as a woven fabric with a total fractional cover factor of greater than 60% having a capability to withstand a horizontal flame exposure of 10 seconds without hole formation according to ISO 15025/14116_Index III.

EMI PROTECTIVE SLEEVE AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

A wrappable textile sleeve for protecting a conductive elongate member against at least one of EMI, RFI or ESD and method of construction thereof is provided. The sleeve includes a plurality of warp filaments and at least one weft filament woven with one another to form a woven substrate. The woven substrate has opposite sides extending lengthwise between opposite ends. The opposite sides are wrappable about a central longitudinal axis into overlapping relation with one another to circumferentially enclose the elongate member within a cavity of the sleeve. At least some of the warp filaments are provided as generally flat, thin conductive filaments shield the conductive elongate member against the effects of EMI, RFI and/or ESD. 1. A wrappable textile sleeve for protecting elongate members against at least one of EMI , RFI or ESD , comprising:a plurality of warp filaments;at least one weft filament;said warp filaments being woven with said at least one weft filament to form a woven substrate, said substrate having opposite sides extending lengthwise between opposite ends, said opposite sides being wrappable about a central longitudinal axis of said sleeve into overlapping relation with one another; andwherein at least some of said warp filaments are provided as generally flat conductive filaments.2. The fabric sleeve of wherein at least some of said weft filaments are heat-set to bias said opposite sides into overlapping relation with one another.3. The fabric sleeve of wherein at least some of said weft filaments are provided as conductive filaments.4. The fabric sleeve of wherein at least some of said weft conductive filaments are individually served or twisted with individual ones of said heat-set weft filaments.5. The fabric sleeve of wherein each of said warp filaments is provided as said generally flat conductive filaments.6. The fabric sleeve of wherein at least some of said warp filaments are provided as nonconductive filaments.7. The fabric sleeve of ...

Wrappable Textile Sleeve Having Supplemental Lace Closure and Method of Construction Thereof

A wrappable textile sleeve with closure system and method of construction is provided. The sleeve has a wall of interlaced yarn with opposite edges extending in a lengthwise direction along a longitudinal axis between opposite ends. The opposite edges are wrappable into overlapping relation with one another to form a tubular cavity. The wall has a first set of closed loops positioned adjacent one of the opposite edges and a second set of closed loops positioned adjacent the other of the opposite edges. At least one flexible lace is disposed through the closed loops in a zig-zag pattern, thereby extending back-and-forth between the first set of loops and the second set of loops. The flexible lace is slidable through the plurality of loops to facilitate drawing and maintaining the opposite edges in overlapping relation with one another.

Inner Lining Fabric With Moisture Management Properties

A fabric having moisture management properties is disclosed. The fabric can also be made to be fire resistant. The fabric is particularly well suited for being used as an inner lining in protective garments. The fabric contains first yarns and second yarns. The first yarns extend in a first direction and the second yarns extend in the second direction. The yarns are woven together such that the first yarns form a pattern of shapes. The pattern of shapes concentrate the FR cellulose fibers and provide channels for carrying away moisture and improving the moisture management properties of the fabric. 1. A fire resistant garment comprising:an outer shell shaped to cover a portion of a wearer's body;an inner lining located inside of said outer shell and positioned to contact a wearer, the inner lining comprising a fabric having first yarns in a first direction and second yarns in a second direction, the first yarns containing FR cellulose fibers in an amount of at least 20% by weight, the second yarns containing inherently flame resistant fibers, the first yarns being woven with the second yarns such that the first yarns form a pattern of shapes, each shape containing a greater concentration of FR cellulose fibers.2. A fire resistant garment as defined in claim 1 , wherein each shape contains FR cellulose fibers in an amount of at least about 25% by weight claim 1 , such as at least about 30% by weight claim 1 , such as at least about 35% by weight claim 1 , such as at least about 40% by weight and generally in an amount less than about 100% by weight.3. A fire resistant garment as defined in claim 1 , wherein the pattern of shapes comprises a pattern of discrete shapes.4. A fire resistant garment as defined in claim 1 , wherein the fabric has a dobby weave.5. A fire resistant garment as defined in claim 1 , wherein the first yarns comprise the warp yarns and the second yarns comprise the fill yarns or alternatively the first yarns comprise the fill yarns and the second ...

FLAME RESISTANT FABRICS HAVING FIBERS CONTAINING ENERGY ABSORBING AND/OR REFLECTING ADDITIVES

Embodiments of the invention relate to flame resistant fabrics containing fibers having at least one energy absorbing and/or reflecting additive incorporated into the fibers. Inclusion of such fibers into the fabric increases the arc rating/fabric weight ratio of the fabric while still complying with all requisite thermal protective requirements. 1. A single layer woven or knitted flame resistant fabric having a fiber blend comprising additive-containing fibers comprising a first percentage of the fiber blend and non-additive-containing fibers comprising a second percentage of the fiber blend , wherein:a. the additive-containing fibers comprise producer-colored meta-aramid fibers;b. the non-additive-containing fibers comprise modacrylic fibers and non-flame resistant lyocell fibers;c. the first percentage is at least 40% and no more than 65% of the fiber blend; andd. the fabric has a fabric weight greater than or equal to 3 ounces per square yard (osy) and less than or equal to 10 osy.2. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , wherein the second percentage is not greater than the first percentage.3. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , wherein the first percentage is at least 50% and no more than 65% of the fiber blend.4. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , wherein the second percentage is at least 30% and no more than 60% of the fiber blend.5. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , wherein the second percentage is at least 40% and no more than 60% of the fiber blend.6. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric has a before-wash char length less than or equal to 4 inches when tested according to ASTM Test D6413.7. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric has an afterflame less than 2 seconds when tested according to ASTM Test D6413.8. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric complies with at least one of ASTM F1506 claim 1 , NFPA 70E claim 1 , and NFPA 2112.9. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , ...

WRAPPABLE END FRAY RESISTANT WOVEN PROTECTIVE TEXTILE SLEEVE AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

An end fray resistant textile sleeve includes an elongate wall having warp yarns extending generally parallel to a longitudinal central axis of the sleeve and fill yarns extending circumferentially about the sleeve. The warp yarns include at least two different types of yarns, with one of the types of warp yarns including activateable yarns and another of the types of yarns including non-activateable yarns. The activateable yarns can be provided as being activateable by at least one of heat, fluid and/or pressure, such that upon being activated, the yarns are caused to bond with the adjacent non-activateable warp yarns, as well as with the weft yarns with which they make contact. As such, the activateable yarns, upon being activated, become fixed with abutting warp yarns and weft yarns, thereby inhibiting end fray from resulting during a subsequent cold-cutting operation as well as in use. 1. An end fray resistant textile sleeve for protecting elongate members , comprising:an elongate wall having warp yarns woven with weft yarns, said warp yarns extending lengthwise in generally parallel relation to a longitudinal central axis between opposite ends and said weft yarns extending generally transversely to said warp yarns, said warp yarns including at least two different types of warp yarns, with one type of said warp yarns including a plurality of activateable warp yarns and another type of said warp yarns including a plurality of non-activateable warp yarns, said activateable warp yarns being activateable by at least one of heat, fluid and/or pressure, wherein said activateable warp yarns are activated and bonded with adjacent ones of said non-activateable warp yarns and with said weft yarns, at least some of said activated warp yarns being spaced circumferentially from one another by at least some of said non-activateable warp yarns.2. The end fray resistant textile sleeve of wherein said activated warp yarns are arranged in a plurality of bundles claim 1 , each of ...

ELONGATE SELF-CLOSING SLEEVE FOR PROTECTING ELONGATE MEMBERS HAVING IMPROVED SOUND DAMPENING QUALITY

The present disclosure concerns an elongate self-closing sleeve for protecting elongate members, said sleeve having internal and external opposite faces wherein said sleeve comprises a sound dampening textile substrate and a warp knitted textile stitched to said textile substrate. Said sound dampening textile substrate and said warp knitted textile having first and second longitudinal opposite free edges biased toward each other in order to define an internal space wherein said elongate member could be placed therein, and wherein said warp knitted textile comprises at least one first monofilament yarn that forms laying-in stitches and that is in plastic material(s). 1. An elongate self-closing sleeve for protecting at least one elongate member , said sleeve comprising internal and external opposite faces wherein said sleeve comprises a sound dampening textile substrate and a warp knitted textile stitched to said textile substrate , said sound dampening textile substrate and said warp knitted textile having first and second longitudinal opposite free edges biased toward each other in order to define an internal space configured to receive said at least one elongate member , and wherein said warp knitted textile comprises at least one first monofilament yarn that forms laying-in stitches , the at least one first monofilament comprising a plastic material.2. The elongate self-closing sleeve according to claim 1 , wherein the warp knitted textile comprises a first monofilament yarn and a second monofilament yarn each forming laying-in stitches extending in the same direction between the first and second longitudinal free edges on at least two wales claim 1 , each of said first and second yarns comprising at least one plastic material claim 1 , and wherein the warp knitted textile comprises a third yarn forming chain stitches or tricot stitches.3. The elongate self-closing sleeve according to claim 2 , wherein the first yarn and the second yarn are also knitted on at ...

Self-Wrappable Eptfe Textile Sleeve and Method of Construction Thereof

A self-wrapping textile sleeve that is abrasion, arc and water resistant and method of construction thereof is provided. The sleeve includes a wall having opposite edges extending in a lengthwise direction along a central longitudinal axis of the sleeve between opposite ends. The opposite edges overlap one another to form an inner tubular cavity. The wall has warp yarns extending in the lengthwise direction generally parallel to the central longitudinal axis and weft yarns extending generally transversely to the longitudinal axis between the opposite edges. The warp and weft yarns include expanded PTFE yarns, and the weft yarns further include heat-settable thermoplastic yarns. The heat-settable polymeric yarns impart a bias on the wall to bring the opposite edges into their overlapping relation. 1. A self-wrapping textile sleeve , comprising:a wall having opposite edges extending in a lengthwise direction along a central longitudinal axis of the sleeve between opposite ends, said opposite edges overlapping one another to form an inner tubular cavity, said wall having warp yarns extending in the lengthwise direction generally parallel to said central longitudinal axis and weft yarns extending generally transversely to said longitudinal axis between said opposite edges, said warp yarn including expanded PTFE yarns, said weft yarns including expanded PTFE yarns and heat-settable thermoplastic yarns, said heat-settable polymeric yarns imparting a bias on said wall to bring said opposite edges into their overlapping relation.2. The self-wrapping textile sleeve of wherein 100% of said warp yarns are expanded PTFE yarns.3. The self-wrapping textile sleeve of wherein between about 80-95% of said weft yarns are expanded PTFE yarns.4. The self-wrapping textile sleeve of wherein said wall is woven having a plain weave pattern.5. The self-wrapping textile sleeve of wherein between about 5-20% of said weft yarns are heat- settable thermoplastic yarns.6. The self-wrapping ...

Flameproof spun yarn, fabric, clothes and flameproof work clothes

A flameproof spun yarn of the present invention includes a modacrylic fiber containing an antimony compound and a polyarylate-based fiber, and the flameproof spun yarn contains 1 to 30 wt % of the polyarylate-based fiber relative to the total weight of the flameproof spun yarn. A flameproof fabric of the present invention includes a modacrylic fiber containing an antimony compound and a polyarylate-based fiber, and the flameproof fabric contains 1 to 30 wt % of the polyarylate-based fiber relative to the total weight of the flameproof fabric. And clothes and flameproof work clothes of the present invention include the flameproof fabric. The present invention thereby provides at a low cost a flameproof spun yarn and a flameproof fabric having excellent designability and flameproofness, and clothes and a flameproof work clothes using the same.

PROTECTIVE SLEEVE WITH BONDED WIRE FILAMENTS AND METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

A fabric sleeve for protecting elongate members against at least one of EMI, RFI or ESD and method of construction thereof is provided. The sleeve includes a wall extending along a longitudinal axis between opposite ends. The wall is formed from a plurality of filaments interlaced with one another, with at least one of the filaments being provided as a continuous strand of conductive wire and at least some of the filaments being provided as heat-fusible nonconductive filaments. The heat-fusible nonconductive filaments abut the continuous strand of conductive wire at a plurality of bond joints. The continuous strand of conductive wire is at least partially embedded in bonded, fixed attachment with the heat-fusible nonconductive filaments at the bond joints. 1. A method of constructing a fabric sleeve for protecting elongate members against at least one of EMI , RFI or ESD , comprising:forming a wall extending along a longitudinal axis between opposite ends by interlacing a plurality of filaments with one another and providing at least one of the filaments as a continuous strand of conductive wire and at least one of the filaments as a heat-fusible nonconductive filament; andat least partially embedding said continuous strand of conductive wire in said heat-fusible nonconductive filament and fixing said continuous strand of conductive wire against relative movement with said heat-fusible nonconductive filament.2. The method of further including heat-fusing said heat-fusible nonconductive filament in bonded claim 1 , fixed attachment with said continuous strand of conductive wire.3. The method of further including biasing opposite edges of the wall into overlapping relation with one another by heat-setting at least one of said plurality of filaments.4. The method of further including performing the heat-fusing and heat-setting in a simultaneous operation.5. The method of further including performing the interlacing in a weaving process.6. The method of further ...

Antistatic Fabric Containing Polyetherimide Filaments

The present disclosure is directed to a woven fabric comprising filament yarns. The filament yarns may be comprised of a polyetherimide polymer. The woven fabric may provide flame resistance as well as static/anti-static control. The woven fabric can be employed to provide garments, such as protective garments for a cleanroom. 1. A woven fabric comprising:a first yarn comprising a polyetherimide polymer filament fiber, wherein the polyetherimide polymer is present in the fabric in an amount of greater than 10 wt. %.2. A woven fabric as defined in claim 1 , wherein the polyetherimide polymer is present in the fabric in an amount of greater than about 50 wt. %.3. A woven fabric as defined in claim 1 , wherein the first yarn is a multifilament yarn.4. A woven fabric as defined in claim 3 , wherein the multifilament yarn is comprised of from about 5 to about 75 filament fibers.5. A woven fabric as defined in claim 1 , wherein the first yarn has a denier rating of from about 10 to about 1000.6. A woven fabric as defined in claim 1 , wherein the polyetherimide polymer has a density of from about 1.2 g/cmto about 1.5 g/cmand a molecular weight of from about 10 claim 1 ,000 g/mol to about 150 claim 1 ,000 g/mol.7. A woven fabric as defined in claim 1 , wherein the fabric further comprises a second yarn comprising at least one filament fiber not present in the first yarn claim 1 , the second yarn being present in the fabric in an amount of from about 0.1 wt. % to about 10 wt. %.8. A woven fabric as defined in claim 7 , wherein the second yarn further comprises a polyetherimide filament fiber.9. A woven fabric as defined in claim 7 , wherein the second yarn is woven into the fabric as a bundle comprising from 2 to 10 filament fibers.10. A woven fabric as defined in claim 7 , wherein the second yarn has a denier rating of from about 20 to about 100.11. A woven fabric as defined in claim 1 , wherein the fabric further comprises a carbon fiber.12. A woven fabric as defined in ...

Non-kinking self-wrapping woven sleeve and method of construction thereof

A wrappable textile sleeve and method of construction thereof is provided. The wrappable textile sleeve includes an elongate wall extending along a longitudinal axis between opposite ends with lengthwise extending edges extending parallel or substantially parallel with the longitudinal axis between the opposite ends. The wall is woven from lengthwise extending warp yarns and circumferentially extending weft yarns. The weft yarns form a plurality of discrete annular bands, with adjacent bands having weft yarns of different diameters to provide the wall with discrete enhanced hoop strength regions and with discrete enhanced flexibility regions, where the enhanced hoop strength and enhanced flexibility regions alternate in adjacent relation with one another.

Flame Resistant Fabric Having High Tenacity Long Staple Yarns

Flame resistant fabrics that have incorporated into them high tenacity long staple yarns. Such high tenacity long staple yarns are less expensive than continuous filament yarns and increase the strength fabrics that incorporate them as compared to fabrics formed of only spun yarns. 1. A flame resistant fabric comprising:(a) a plurality of long staple yarns; and(b) a plurality of spun yarns.2. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric comprises a warp direction and a fill direction and wherein the plurality of long staple yarns are provided in only one of the warp direction or the fill direction.3. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric comprises a warp direction and a fill direction and wherein the plurality of long staple yarns are provided in both the warp and fill directions.4. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric has a weight between 3-8.5 ounces per square yard claim 1 , inclusive.5. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein at least some of the plurality of long staple yarns are plied with another yarn.6. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric comprises 1-5 individual spun yarns for every one individual long staple yarn.7. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein at least some of the plurality of long staple yarns comprise flame resistant long staple fibers.8. The fabric of claim 7 , wherein at least some of the plurality of long staple yarns comprise aramid long staple fibers.9. The fabric of claim 8 , wherein at least some of the plurality of long staple yarns comprise 100% para-aramid long staple fibers.10. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein at least some of the plurality of long staple yarns comprise non-flame resistant long staple fibers.11. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein at least some of the plurality of spun yarns comprise flame resistant fibers.12. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein at least some of the plurality of spun yarns comprise non-flame resistant fibers.13. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric ...

SEDIMENT-CONTROL FENCES WITH ANISOTROPIC STRENGTH AND STIFFNESS PROPERTIES

Sediment-control fences designed to withstand hydrostatic forces associated with elevated backwater against the fence are disclosed. The fences are made of anisotropic fabric having different mechanical properties such as strength and stiffness in the machine direction versus the transverse direction. The anisotropic fabric may include fibrillated yarns in one direction and monofilaments in another direction. The sediment-control fences may be used without the necessity of wire or chain-link backed supports that are conventionally used to resist structural failure due to hydraulic overtopping of the fences. 1. A sediment-control fence comprising an anisotropic fabric having a lower grade line and an upper edge defining an installed height extending between the lower grade line and the upper edge , the anisotropic fabric comprising fibrillated yarn running in a transverse direction substantially parallel with the installed height , or running in a machine direction substantially parallel with a length of the anisotropic fabric.2. The sediment-control fence of claim 1 , wherein the fibrillated yarn runs in the transverse direction.3. The sediment-control fence of claim 2 , wherein the anisotropic fabric comprises monofilaments running in the machine direction.4. The sediment-control fence of claim 3 , wherein the fibrillated yarn and monofilaments are woven in a plain weave pattern.5. The sediment-control fence of claim 4 , wherein the plain weave pattern comprises a two-pick weave of the fibrillated yarn.6. The sediment-control fence of claim 5 , wherein the fibrillated yarn comprises a first fibrillated strand and a second fibrillated strand claim 5 , and the first and second fibrillated strands have substantially the same denier.7. The sediment-control fence of claim 4 , wherein the transverse-direction fibrillated yarn has a denier of from 1 claim 4 ,000 to 2 claim 4 ,000 claim 4 , and the machine-direction monofilaments have a denier of from 3 claim 4 ,000 to 6 ...

Denim fabric with fire-retardant properties and process of dyeing the warp with indigo blue dye

This invention relates to a Denim protective fabric, with fire-retardant properties, and the process of dyeing the warp with indigo blue dye on a mixture of cellulosic and synthetic fibres, in order to obtain a permanently fire-retardant fabric, resistant to flame, heat, breaking, tearing, cutting and abrasion by impact. The resulting fabric is also antistatic and can be considered as a protective fabric like fire-retardant Denim and also a multi-risk fabric. The indigo blue dye is applied on a mixture of cellulosic and synthetic fibres with permanently fire-retardant properties such as fire-retardant viscose, fire-retardant modal, modacrylic, polyacrylate, polyamide, polyester, antistatic carbon, para-aramid, meta-aramid, polyamide-imide, polyethylene, PBI, with the aim of obtaining an authentic Denim jeans fabric, with the characteristics of the tincture based on indigo blue dye that loses its colour on rubbing, with use and washing.

IMPACT RESISTANT, WRAPPABLE, CORRUGATED, MULTILAYERED WOVEN SLEEVE AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

A wrappable, corrugated woven sleeve and method of construction thereof is provided. The sleeve includes a wall having opposite edges wrapped about a central axis into overlapping relation with one another. The wall has a plurality of layers overlying one another. Each layer includes warp yarns extending generally parallel to the central axis woven with fill yarns extending generally transversely to the warp yarns. Each layer includes a plurality of annular first bands and a plurality of annular second bands alternating with one another along the length of the wall. The first bands of each layer include monofilament weft yarn and multifilament weft yarn and the second bands of each layer include only one of monofilament weft yarn or multifilament weft yarn. The first bands overlie one another to form peaks and the second bands B overlie one another to form valleys, such that the wall has a corrugated contour. 1. A wrappable , multilayered woven sleeve for routing and protecting elongate members , comprising:a wall having opposite edges extending lengthwise between opposite ends, said opposite edges being wrappable about a central axis into overlapping relation with one another to bound a central cavity, said wall having a plurality of layers extending in overlying relation with one another, each of said layers including warp yarns extending generally parallel to the central axis woven with fill yarns extending generally transversely to said warp yarns, each of said layers including a plurality of annular first bands and a plurality of annular second bands, said first bands and said second bands of each of said layers alternating with one another along the length of the wall, said first bands of each layer including monofilament weft yarn and multifilament weft yarn and said second bands of each layer including only one of monofilament weft yarn or multifilament weft yarn, said first bands of each layer being radially aligned in overlapping relation with one another ...

Flame Resistant Fiber Blends and Flame Resistant Yarns, Fabrics, and Garments Formed Thereof

A flame resistant fiber blend includes a plurality of modacrylic flame resistant fibers comprising a first weight percentage of the fiber blend; a plurality of non-flame resistant hydrophilic/absorbent fibers comprising a second weight percentage of the fiber blend, wherein the second weight percentage is greater than the first weight percentage; and a plurality of second flame resistant fibers comprising a third weight percentage of the fiber blend. In one implementation, the fiber blend includes 20 wt % to 45 wt % of modacrylic flame resistant fibers; 40 wt % to 75 wt % of hydrophilic/absorbent fibers; and 5 wt % to 30 wt % of second flame resistant fibers. The flame resistant fiber blend is used to form flame resistant yarns, fabrics, and garments formed thereof.

ENHANCED CHAR INTEGRITY FABRIC

An enhanced char integrity fabric containing a plurality of warp yarns in the warp direction and a plurality of weft yarns in the weft direction. The warp yarns and the weft yarns contain thermoplastic fibers having a melting temperature less than about 300° C. The enhanced char integrity fabric also contains a plurality of char reinforcing yarns in at least the warp direction. The char reinforcing yarns have a different composition than the warp yarns and the weft yarns and contain non-melting fibers having a decomposition temperature greater than 300° C. The char reinforcing yarns are in an amount of less than about 30% wt of the warp yarns and the tensile strength of the char reinforcing yarns is about equal or less than the tensile strength of the warp yarns. 1. An enhanced char integrity fabric having a warp direction and a weft direction , wherein the fabric comprises:a plurality of warp yarns in the warp direction, wherein the warp yarns comprise thermoplastic fibers having a melting temperature less than about 300° C.;a plurality of weft yarns in the weft direction, wherein the weft yarns comprise thermoplastic fibers having a melting temperature less than about 300° C.; and,a plurality of char reinforcing yarns in the warp direction, wherein the char reinforcing yarns have a different composition than the warp yarns and a different composition than the weft yarns, wherein the char reinforcing yarns comprise non-melting fibers having a decomposition temperature greater than 300° C., wherein the char reinforcing yarns are in an amount of less than about 30% wt of the warp yarns, and wherein the tensile strength of the char reinforcing yarns is about equal or less than the tensile strength of the warp yarns.2. The enhanced char integrity fabric of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of char reinforcing yarns in the warp direction is in a repeating pattern with the warp yarns.3. The enhanced char integrity fabric of claim 1 , wherein the char reinforcing yarns in ...

HEAT ACTIVATED REINFORCING FABRIC CONFIGURED FOR INTUMESCENT MATERIAL EXPANSION

A reinforcing fabric configured for intumescent material expansion includes a woven fabric. The woven fabric has a plurality of composite yarns. Each composite yarn includes a fire resistant component and a crimping component. The crimping component is bonded to the fire resistant component, where the fire resistant component is in a crimped state and the crimping component is in a relaxed state when bonded. The woven fabric is woven with the plurality of the composite yarns with the fire resistant component maintained in the crimped state and the crimping component maintained in the relaxed state in each of the composite yarns. When the woven fabric is imbedded in an intumescent material, the woven fabric is configured to reinforce the intumescent material during heat expansion, and mechanical loads from the expanding intumescent material, in a controlled and predictable manner. 1. A reinforcing fabric configured for intumescent material expansion comprising: a fire resistant component; and', 'a crimping component bonded to the fire resistant component, where the fire resistant component is in a crimped state and the crimping component is in a relaxed state when bonded;', 'the woven fabric is woven with the plurality of composite yarns with the fire resistant component maintained in the crimped state and the crimping component maintained in the relaxed state in each of the plurality of composite yarns;, 'a woven fabric comprising a plurality of composite yarns, each composite yarn includingwherein, when the woven fabric is imbedded in an intumescent material, the woven fabric is configured to reinforce the intumescent material during heat expansion, and mechanical loads from the expanding intumescent material, in a controlled and predictable manner.2. The reinforcing fabric of claim 1 , wherein when the woven fabric is imbedded in the intumescent material and is subjected to heat where the intumescent material expands claim 1 , forces of expansion of the ...

Yarn Containing a Core of Functional Components

A yarn is produced having a functional core and a covering. The core includes a functional component embedded therein that may be active, passive, or a combination thereof. The core may also be monofilament or multifilament. The core and covering are woven together such that the covering protects the core and gives the core a more comfortable feel such that the yarn may be used in textile applications. The core may be covered by various spinning methods such as air jet or Vortex air jet spinning, ring spinning, open end, or friction spinning. The yarn may also be processed in a single or double covering operation. In one embodiment, the yarn is woven into clothing. 1. A yarn comprising:a core, wherein the core comprises at least one filament having a functional component embedded therein, and wherein the core has a diameter ranging from 0.05 millimeters to 0.5 millimeters; anda covering, wherein the covering is disposed on at least 50% of a total surface area of the core.2. The yarn of claim 1 , wherein the functional component comprises an active electronic component claim 1 , a passive electronic component claim 1 , or a combination thereof.3. The yarn of claim 2 , wherein the functional component comprises an electrical conductor claim 2 , a microprocessor claim 2 , a computer claim 2 , an electronic device claim 2 , an integrated circuit claim 2 , and LED claim 2 , a GPS claim 2 , a battery claim 2 , a radio claim 2 , fiber optics claim 2 , or a combination thereof.4. The yarn of claim 2 , wherein the passive electronic component is a component that transmits and/or receives data.5. The yarn of claim 1 , wherein the core comprises a monofilament yarn.6. The yarn of claim 1 , wherein the core comprises a multifilament yarn.7. The yarn of claim 1 , wherein the covering comprises a staple fiber claim 1 , a continuous monofilament yarn claim 1 , a continuous multifilament yarn claim 1 , or a combination thereof.8. The yarn of claim 1 , further comprising an ...

Flame Resistant Fabrics for Protection Against Molten Metal Splash

Embodiments of the present invention relate to flame resistant fabrics that provide protection against molten metal splash but that have improved comfort at a lower cost by predominantly locating the protective molten metal shedding fibers on the front face of the fabric. Concentrating the protective fibers predominantly on the front face of the fabric still provides good protection against molten metal adherence and allows for more comfortable (and less expensive) fibers to be used on the back face of the fabric positioned next to the wearer. In this way, overall protection of the fabric is maintained while improving comfort. Embodiments of such fabrics may also achieve NFPA 70E PPE Category 2 protection (≥8 cal/cmarc rating whether ATPV or EBT). 1. A fabric formed by a first group of yarns and a second group of yarns , wherein the fabric has a face side , a body side , a first direction , and a second direction opposite the first direction and wherein:i. the first group of yarns comprises a first fiber blend, wherein the first fiber blend comprises molten metal shedding fibers;ii. the second group of yarns comprises a second fiber blend that is different from the first fiber blend and that comprises cellulosic fibers;iii. the first group of yarns is predominantly exposed on the face side of the fabric;iv. the second group of yarns is predominantly exposed on the body side of the fabric;v. the fabric has a breaking strength of at least 50 pounds force in both the first direction and the second direction when tested in accordance with ASTM D5034 (2009);vi. the fabric has a tearing strength of at least 5 pounds force in both the first direction and the second direction when tested in accordance with ASTM D1424 (2009);vii. the fabric has a char length of at least 6 inches and an afterflame of 2 seconds or less when tested pursuant to ASTM D6413 (2015);viii. the fabric has a fabric weight between 6 to 14 ounces per square yard, inclusive; and{'sup': '2', 'ix. the ...

DECORATIVE MATTRESS BORDER FABRIC WITH INHERENT FLAME BARRIER

A flame barrier substrate consisting principally of non-fire-retardant (non-FR) fiber with fire-resistant properties and affinity for sublistatic dyes. The flame barrier substrate includes a balanced fine core-spun yarn whose face may include fibers with an affinity for dyes, e.g., sublistatic dyes. The balanced fine core-spun yarn may also include a heat-stable core enveloped in a sheath of low-temperature-resistant fibers such as, for example, non-fire-retardant (non-FR) fibers. The balanced fine core-spun yarns may be further combined with other balanced fine core-spun yarns made with a sheath of fire-retardant fibers for added flame barrier performance. This flame barrier substrate may be constructed to concentrate the dye-receptive yarns on the technical face of the fabric for optimal aesthetics. 1. A flame barrier substrate , comprising:a balanced fine core-spun yarn, anda sheath of low-temperature-resistant fibers comprising non-fire retardant fibers with an affinity for sublistatic dyes,wherein the balanced fine core-spun yarn comprises a heat-stable core enveloped in the sheath of low-temperature-resistant fibers.2. The flame barrier substrate of claim 1 , wherein the non-fire retardant fibers comprise at least one of: polyester claim 1 , nylon claim 1 , and any other fiber that has an affinity for sublistatic dyes.3. The flame barrier substrate of claim 1 , wherein the non-fire retardant fibers are configured to melt in presence of a flame reducing air permeability and simultaneously depriving the potential fuel of oxygen while creating a physical impediment to progress of the flame to potential fuel within a mattress or other upholstered article thereby creating a flame barrier.4. The flame barrier substrate of claim 1 , wherein the heat-stable core comprises at least one of: multi-filament fiberglass claim 1 , aramid claim 1 , and steel.5. The flame barrier substrate of claim 1 , wherein the flame barrier substrate is configured to be used as a ...

Wearable Light Weight Protective Apparel

The present invention relates to fabrics and/or garments/apparel that confer protection to a wearer by resisting break open, and/or by absorbing at least a portion of any incident energy. The fabrics/garments/apparel described herein comprise yarns prepared from blends of polymers and woven in stellar weave. The blend of fibers comprises flame retardant viscose fibers, meta aramid fibers, para aramid fibers, Nylon 66 fibers, and antistatic fibers in a predefined proportion. A process of manufacturing the fabric for wearable light weight protective apparel comprises processes of spinning, weaving, wet processing and garmenting carried out in a predefined manner. 111-. (canceled)12. A light weight fabric for flame retardant protective wear , comprising:flame retardant viscose fibers from about 40% to about 60% by weight of total weight of the fabric;meta aramid fibers from about 25% to about 40% by weight of total weight of the fabric;para aramid fibers from about 5% to about 10% by weight of total weight of the fabric; andnylon 66 fibers from about 5% to about 10% by weight of total weight of the fabric.13. The light weight fabric as claimed in claim 12 , further comprising antistatic fibers from about 0.4% to about 3% by weight of total weight of the fabric.14. The light weight fabric as claimed in claim 12 , wherein the fabric less than 5% weight of naturally occurring fibers including cotton claim 12 , jute and the like based on total weight of the light weight fabric.15. The light weight fabric as claimed in claim 13 , wherein the fabric less than 5% weight of naturally occurring fibers including cotton claim 13 , jute and the like based on total weight of the light weight fabric.16. The light weight fabric as claimed in claim 12 , wherein the fabric is substantially free of naturally occurring fibers including cotton claim 12 , jute and the like.17. The light weight fabric as claimed in claim 13 , wherein the fabric is substantially free of naturally occurring ...

SAFETY BELT AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING A SAFETY BELT

The invention describes a seat belt () for a motor vehicle comprising a webbing () that includes plural layers () at least one layer () of which comprises an electric heating element (). The invention further describes a method for manufacturing such seat belt (). 113-. (canceled)1410122628302624. A seat belt () for a motor vehicle , comprising a webbing () that includes plural layers ( , , ) at least one layer () of which comprises an electric heating element ().152412. The seat belt according to claim 14 , wherein the heating element () extends at least over a partial area of the webbing () in the longitudinal direction.1626242830262428302624. The seat belt according to claim 14 , wherein the layer () comprising the heating element () is assigned to at least two webbing layers ( claim 14 , ) which are assigned to opposed sides of the layer () comprising the heating element () claim 14 , especially wherein the two webbing layers ( claim 14 , ) are directly adjacent to opposed sides of the layer () comprising the heating element ().1724342634. The seat belt according to claim 14 , wherein the electric heating element () includes an electric heating material () which is coupled to webbing material of at least one central layer () claim 14 , especially wherein the heating material () comprises at least one conductive yarn claim 14 , such as a carbon fiber and/or a silver thread claim 14 , at least one conductive wire and/or at least one conductive strand claim 14 , such as made from copper and/or stainless steel.182426. The seat belt according to claim 14 , wherein the heating element () is at least partially interwoven with the at least one layer ().19221224. The seat belt according to claim 14 , wherein after at least a partial area () of the webbing () the heating element () is passed onto the surface of the latter.2024123624. The seat belt according to claim 19 , wherein an electric circuit assigned to the electric heating element () is closed on the surface of ...

CROP NETTING MATERIAL

Described herein is a pillar knitted crop netting comprising widely spaced knitted pillars and crop netting materials comprising a region(s) having such construction. Also described herein are crop nettings comprising yarns defining apertures to form the netting wherein said apertures have a plurality of sides formed by yarn sections and at least one of those yarn sections may be relatively slack when the netting is held taut in lengthwise and widthwise directions. The above nettings may have advantageous hail passage performance. 1. A crop netting comprising:parallel spaced knitted or twisted yarn pillars, andcrossover yarns comprising crossover yarn sections extending between adjacent ones of the spaced knitted or twisted yarn pillars,wherein adjacent ones of the spaced knitted or twisted yarn pillars are spaced apart by about 14 mm and about 30 mm, andwherein apertures defined between adjacent ones of the crossover yarn sections have a maximum dimension parallel to the spaced knitted or twisted yarn pillars between about 1 mm and about 8 mm.2. The crop netting of wherein adjacent ones of the spaced knitted or twisted yarn pillars are spaced by between about 16 mm and about 28 mm.3. The crop netting of wherein adjacent ones of the spaced knitted or twisted yarn pillars are spaced by between about 18 mm and about 26 mm.4. The crop netting of wherein adjacent ones of the spaced knitted or twisted yarn pillars are spaced by between about 18 mm and about 22 mm.5. The crop netting of wherein adjacent ones of the spaced knitted or twisted yarn pillars are spaced by between about 20 mm and about 26 mm.6. The crop netting of wherein adjacent ones of the spaced knitted or twisted yarn pillars are spaced by between about 22 mm and about 26 mm.7. The crop netting of wherein the apertures defined between adjacent ones of the crossover yarn sections have a maximum dimension parallel to the spaced knitted or twisted yarn pillars between about 1 mm and about 6 mm.8. The crop ...

Flame Resistant Fabric

Flame resistant fabrics made from yarns of cellulose fiber, polyamide fiber, and oxidized polymeric biregional fiber are provided. The fabrics comprise about 20 to about 90 percent by weight of cellulose fiber, about 3 to about 45 percent by weight of polyamide fiber and about 5 to about 35 percent by weight of an oxidized polymeric biregional fiber comprising an oxidized polymer selected from the group consisting of acrylonitrile-based homopolymers, acrylonitrile-based copolymers, acrylonitrile-based terpolymers, and combinations thereof. 1. Fabric comprising:a) about 20 to about 90 percent by weight of cellulose fiber;b) about 3 to about 45 percent by weight of polyamide fiber; andc) about 5 to about 35 percent by weight of an oxidized polymeric biregional fiber comprising an oxidized polymer selected from the group consisting of acrylonitrile-based homopolymers, acrylonitrile-based copolymers, acrylonitrile-based terpolymers, and combinations thereof.2. The fabric of wherein the polyamide fiber comprises nylon 6 claim 1 ,6.3. The fabric of wherein the oxidized polymeric biregional fiber comprises oxidized polyacrylonitrile fiber.4. The fabric of wherein the fabric has a basis weight of from about 3.0 oz/ydto about 15 oz/yd.5. The fabric of wherein the fabric has a basis weight of about 3.0 oz/ydto about 6.5 oz/yd.6. The fabric of wherein the fabric is treated with flame retardant chemistry.7. The fabric of wherein the fabric has an arc thermal performance value of about 8 cal/cmor greater.8. The fabric of wherein the fabric has a ratio of arc thermal performance value to basis weight of about 1.24 or greater.9. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric is woven and comprises warp yarns and filling yarns claim 1 , wherein the filling yarns comprise the biregional fibers.10. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric is woven and comprises warp yarns and filling yarns claim 1 , wherein the filling yarns comprise about 50 to about 100 percent by weight of the ...

Flame Resistant Fabric with Anisotropic Properties

Flame resistant fabrics are formed by warp and fill yarns having different fiber contents. The fabrics are constructed, for example, by selection of a suitable weaving pattern, such that the body side of the fabric and the face side of the fabric have different properties. The fabrics described herein can be printable and dyeable on both sides of the fabric and are suitable for use in military and industrial garments. Methods of forming flame resistant fabrics, and methods for forming garments from the fabrics, are also described. 120.-. (canceled)21. A flame resistant fabric formed of warp yarns and fill yarns and comprising a body side and a face side , wherein:(a) either of the warp yarns or the fill yarns comprise a first fiber content;(b) the other of the warp yarns or the fill yarns comprise a second fiber content different from the first fiber content;(c) fibers of the first fiber content are predominantly exposed on a body side of the fabric;(d) fibers of the second fiber content are predominantly exposed on a face side of the fabric;(e) the fabric comprises at least 10% para-aramid fibers and more of the para-aramid fibers are located in the first fiber content than in the second fiber content; and(f) the fabric is a single layer fabric.22. The fabric of claim 21 , wherein the fabric is dyeable and printable.23. The fabric of claim 21 , wherein the warp yarns and fill yarns comprise different amounts of the same fibers.24. The fabric of claim 21 , wherein the warp yarns and fill yarns comprise different fibers or different blends of fibers.25. The fabric of claim 21 , wherein the warp yarns and fill yarns are woven using one or more of a twill weave claim 21 , a satin weave and a sateen weave.26. The fabric of claim 21 , wherein the first fiber content comprises approximately 20-80% cellulosic fibers.27. The fabric of claim 26 , wherein the first fiber content further comprises one or more of modacrylic fibers claim 26 , inherently flame resistant fibers ...

Heat-resistant fabric

Provided is a heat-resistant fabric made of a meta-type wholly aromatic polyamide fiber, characterized in that the abrasion resistance of the heat-resistant fabric in accordance with the JIS L1096 8.19.1 A-1 method (universal type method (plane method), abrasion tester press load: 4.45 N (0.454 kf), paper: #600) is 200 rubs or more, the tear strength of the heat-resistant fabric in accordance with the JIS L1096 8.17.4 D method (pendulum method) is 20 N or more, and the retention of the abrasion resistance and the retention of the tear strength after 100 washes in accordance with JIS L0844 No. A-1 are each 90% or more relative to before washing. As a result, the provided heat-resistant fabric can be dyed to a color chosen from a wide range of color options and is capable of maintaining high mechanical characteristics over time/age even after repeated uses or washes, etc.

EMI PROTECTIVE SLEEVE AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

A wrappable textile sleeve for protecting a conductive elongate member against at least one of EMI, RFI or ESD and method of construction thereof is provided. The sleeve includes a plurality of warp filaments and at least one weft filament woven with one another to form a woven substrate. The woven substrate has opposite sides extending lengthwise between opposite ends. The opposite sides are wrappable about a central longitudinal axis into overlapping relation with one another to circumferentially enclose the elongate member within a cavity of the sleeve. At least some of the warp filaments are provided as generally flat, thin conductive filaments shield the conductive elongate member against the effects of EMI, RFI and/or ESD. 1. A wrappable textile sleeve for protecting elongate members against at least one of EMI , RFI or ESD , comprising:a plurality of warp filaments;at least one weft filament;said warp filaments being woven with said at least one weft filament to form a woven substrate, said substrate having opposite sides extending lengthwise between opposite ends, said opposite sides being wrappable about a central longitudinal axis of said sleeve into overlapping relation with one another; andwherein at least some of said warp filaments are provided as generally flat conductive filaments.2. The fabric sleeve of wherein at least some of said weft filaments are heat-set to bias said opposite sides into overlapping relation with one another.3. The fabric sleeve of wherein at least some of said weft filaments are provided as conductive filaments.4. The fabric sleeve of wherein at least some of said weft conductive filaments are individually served or twisted with individual ones of said heat-set weft filaments.5. The fabric sleeve of wherein each of said warp filaments is provided as said generally flat conductive filaments.6. The fabric sleeve of wherein at least some of said warp filaments are provided as nonconductive filaments.7. The fabric sleeve of ...

WRAPPABLE ABRASION RESISTANT, REFLECTIVE THERMAL PROTECTIVE TEXTILE SLEEVE AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

A wrappable textile sleeve and method of construction thereof is provided. The sleeve includes a woven wall having opposite inner and outer edges extending in a lengthwise direction along a central longitudinal axis of the sleeve between opposite ends. The opposite inner and outer edges are wrappable into overlapping relation with one another to form an inner tubular cavity. The wall has an innermost woven layer and an outermost woven layer woven in attached relation with one another at one of the opposite inner and outer edges. A reflective layer is sandwiched between the innermost woven layer and the outermost woven layer, such that the outermost woven layer protects the underlying reflective layer against abrasion. 1. A method of constructing a wrappable textile sleeve , comprising:weaving a wall extending in a lengthwise direction along a longitudinal axis between opposite ends;attaching a reflective layer to said wall; andfolding said wall in overlapping relation with itself to form an innermost layer of said wall and an outermost layer of said wall and sandwiching said reflective layer between said innermost and said outermost layers.2. The method of further including weaving said wall with warp yarns extending in the lengthwise direction generally parallel to said longitudinal axis and weft yarns extending generally transversely to said longitudinal axis between said opposite edges and heat-setting at least some of said weft yarns to impart a bias on said wall to bring opposite lengthwise extending edges of said wall into overlapping relation with one another.3. The method of further including weaving said warp yarns of said innermost layer with insulative multifilaments.4. The method of further including weaving said warp yarns of said outermost layer with monofilaments.5. The method of further including providing the monofilaments of said outermost layer as transparent monofilaments.6. The method of further including weaving said warp yarns of said ...

FIRE PROTECTION ELEMENT HAVING A WOVEN CARRIER FABRIC

The invention relates to a fire-protection element (), comprising: a carrier material () having a woven carrier fabric; an intumescent material (), which is applied to at least one surface of the carrier material () and which forms elongate structures when heat is applied; wherein the carrier material () has a woven carrier fabric having loops () for receiving the elongate structures of the intumescent material () that arise when heat is applied and for hooking together with said elongate structures. 1: A fire-protection element , comprising:a carrier material with a woven carrier fabric;an intumescent material that is applied on at least one s face of the carrier material and forms elongated structures under an effect of heat;wherein the carrier material is provided with a woven carrier fabric having loops, in order to receive the elongated structures of the intumescent material formed under the effect of heat and to hook together therewith.2: The fire-protection element according to claim 1 , wherein the intumescent material comprises graphite in a form that produces elongated expandable-graphite structures under the effect of heat.3: The fire-protection element according to claim 1 , wherein the woven carrier fabric of the carrier material is a knitted terry-loop fabric.4: The fire-protection element according to claim 1 , wherein at least some of the loops jut out from the carrier material in a direction of the intumescent material.5: The fire-protection element according to claim 1 , wherein the loops have an average cross-sectional area claim 1 , such that the elongated structures of the intumescent material are able to engage in the loops.6: The fire-protection element according to claim 5 , wherein the loops have an average cross-sectional area that is 1.5 times larger than the average cross-sectional area of the elongated structures.7: The fire-protection element according to claim 1 , wherein the carrier material is equipped with a reinforcing layer.8: The ...

Lightweight, Printable Flame Resistant Fabrics Suitable for Protective Clothing Worn in Hot and/or Humid Environments

Flame resistant fabrics comprising a blend of modacrylic, aliphatic polyamide, and cellulosic fibers. Some embodiments are printed and/or dyed with vat dyes so as to comply with the color requirements (including the color, colorfastness, and IR requirements) set forth in the relevant sections of GL-PD-07-12 and/or MIL-PRF-EFRCE. Some embodiments further include reinforcing yarns that improve the strength of the fabrics. Still other embodiments are flame resistant fabrics for use in electrical applications that comply with some or all of the requirements of ASTM F 1506. 1. A flame resistant fabric comprising spun yarns comprising a fiber blend comprising a plurality of modacrylic fibers , a plurality of cellulosic fibers , and a plurality of nylon fibers , wherein the fiber blend is devoid of aramid fibers and wherein the fabric (i) has a two second or less afterflame measured pursuant to ASTM D6413 and (ii) is printable with vat dyes such that the fabric will comply with the requirements set forth in at least one of section 3.8.1 , section 3.8.2 , and section 3.8.3 of GL-PD-07-12.2. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric comprise a weight of 4-10 ounces per square yard claim 1 , inclusive.3. The flame resistant fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric further comprises a plurality of stretch broken yarns or filament yarns.4. The flame resistant fabric of claim 3 , wherein the plurality of stretch broken yarns or filament yarns are provided in both a warp direction and a fill direction of the fabric so as to form a grid pattern within the fabric.5. The flame resistant fabric of claim 3 , wherein the plurality of stretch broken yarns or filament yarns comprise nylon filament yarns.6. The flame resistant fabric of claim 3 , wherein the fabric comprises a weight less than or equal to 6 ounces per square yard.7. The flame resistant fabric of claim 6 , wherein the fabric comprises a tear strength of at least 14 pounds force in at least one of a warp ...

FLAME RESISTANT FABRICS

Embodiments of the present invention relate to flame resistant fabrics formed with inherently flame resistant fibers that provide the requisite thermal and arc protection, that have improved comfort, and that, in some embodiments, are less expensive than other fabrics formed with inherently flame resistant fibers. Improved comfort and lower cost can be achieved by predominantly locating the inherently flame resistant fibers on the front face of the fabric to impart the requisite thermal and arc protection and predominantly locating the more comfortable (and less expensive) fibers on the back face of the fabric positioned next to the wearer. In this way, overall protection of the fabric is maintained while improving comfort. Some embodiments of such fabrics may also achieve NFPA 70E PPE Category 2 protection. 1. A fabric formed by first yarns and a second yarns , wherein the fabric has a first side and a second side opposite the first side and wherein:i. the first yarns comprise a first fiber blend comprising aramid fibers, modacrylic fibers, and cellulosic fibers;ii. the aramid fibers and the modacrylic fibers of the first fiber blend constitute at least 50% of the first fiber blend;iii. the first fiber blend comprises more modacrylic fibers than aramid fibers;iv. the second yarns comprises a second fiber blend that is different from the first fiber blend and that comprises aramid fibers, modacrylic fibers, and cellulosic fibers;v. the second fiber blend comprises at least 60% cellulosic fibers;vi. the second fiber blend comprises more modacrylic fibers than aramid fibers;vii. the first yarns are predominantly exposed on the first side of the fabric;viii. the second yarns are predominantly exposed on the second side of the fabric;ix. the fabric has a char length of at least 6 inches and an afterflame of 2 seconds or less when tested pursuant to AS™ D6413 (2015);x. the fabric has a fabric weight between 5 to 7 ounces per square yard, inclusive; and{'sup': '2', 'xi. ...

INSULATION FABRIC, INSULATION PRODUCT USING THE SAME, AND METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING INSULATION FABRIC

Provided are an insulation fabric, an insulation product, and a manufacturing method and a manufacturing device therefor. The insulation fabric includes unit cells made by cutting an insulation layer or laminated unit cells made by cutting the insulation layer and laminating the cut insulation layer with lamination sheets to prevent fine particles from passing therethrough, the unit cells or the laminated unit cells being spaced from each other; and outer cover clothes or sheets covered on tops and undersides of the unit cells or the laminated unit cells. Sections on which the outer cover clothes or sheets are laminated, without any insulation layer, are formed between the unit cells or the laminated unit cells. On the sections, the outer cover clothes or sheets come into close contact with each other to divide unit cell spaces for covering the unit cells or the laminated unit cells. 1. An insulation fabric comprising:a plurality of unit cells made by cutting an insulation layer or a plurality of laminated unit cells made by cutting the insulation layer and laminating the cut insulation layer with lamination sheets to prevent fine particles from passing therethrough, the unit cells or the laminated unit cells being spaced from each other; andouter cover clothes or sheets covered on tops and undersides of the unit cells or the laminated unit cells,wherein sections on which the outer cover clothes or sheets are laminated, without any insulation layer, are formed between the unit cells or the laminated unit cells, and on the sections, the outer cover clothes or sheets come into close contact with each other to divide unit cell spaces for covering the unit cells or the laminated unit cells, so that movements of the unit cells or the laminated unit cells are restricted between the unit cell spaces.2. The insulation fabric according to claim 1 , wherein each unit cell has a shape of a circle or a polygon under an octagon claim 1 , and a width of the unit cell or a length ...

SHEET MATERIAL FOR ROOFING WITH WATER-BASED ADHESIVE BACK COATING

A sheet material for roofing to be installed on a roof under an overlayment comprising a closed-weave woven having a top side and a back side; a thermoplastic layer affixed on the top side; and a water-based adhesive coating affixed on the back side. The sheet material is manufactured as a roll in which the thermoplastic layer isolates the water-based adhesive coating from an immediate environment when the sheet material is in a roll form. 2. The sheet material of claim 1 , wherein the water-based adhesive coating is affixed to the back side according to a pattern which is consistent across the back side.3. The sheet material of claim 1 , wherein the water-based adhesive coating substantially covers entirely the back side.4. The sheet material of claim 1 , wherein the sheet material comprises a width and an edge portion along the width claim 1 , further wherein the water-based adhesive coating is affixed to the back side according to a pattern which is consistent across the back side except for the edge portion.5. The sheet material for roofing of claim 1 , wherein the closed-weave woven and the thermoplastic layer conform to an identical Resin Identification Code (RIC) for recycling purposes.6. The sheet material for roofing of claim 1 , wherein the sheet material has a width claim 1 , the sheet material further comprising an edge portion covering a portion of the width claim 1 , the edge portion having a different characteristic relative to the water-based adhesive coating on a remaining portion of the back side.7. The sheet material for roofing of claim 6 , wherein the different characteristic comprises one of density of the water-based adhesive coating claim 6 , nature of the water-based adhesive coating claim 6 , and pattern of the water-based adhesive coating.8. The sheet material for roofing of claim 1 , further comprises another thermoplastic layer affixed on the back side before the water-based adhesive coating.9. The sheet material for roofing of claim 8 , ...

Fire Resistant Coating System and Method

Embodiments of a leno weave mesh of the present invention generally include a plurality of high-temperature weft yarns, high-temperature warp yarns, and low melting point warp yarns; wherein each low melting point warp yarn is intertwined with a high-temperature warp yarn, each intertwined pair of warp yarns is positioned such that the low melting point warp yarn and high-temperature warp yarn are disposed alternatingly on either side of the woven mesh at intersections of the weft and warp yarns, and the woven mesh is heated whereby the surfaces of the low melting point warp yarns adhere to the surface of the high-temperature warp yarns and said high-temperature weft yarns at contact points there between. An intumescent coating system employing embodiments of the mesh, and a method of providing thermal protection to a substrate utilizing the intumescent coating system, are also provided. 1. A woven mesh support structure comprising:a plurality of first yarns;a plurality of second yarns; anda plurality of third yarns; said first and second yarns retain at least about 80% of their tensile strength at about 343° C.;', 'said third yarns have a melting temperature range of about 280° F. to about 300° F.;', 'said yarns are woven in a leno weave arrangement;', 'each said third yarn is intertwined with one said second yarn;', 'each said intertwined pair of second and third yarns is positioned in said woven mesh such that said third yarn and said second yarn thereof are disposed alternatingly on either side of said first yarn at intersections of said yarns; and', 'said woven mesh is exposed to elevated temperatures whereby at least a portion of the surface of said third yarns is at least partially melted, wherein upon cooling, at least a portion of the surface of each said third yarn adheres to the surface of each said first yarn and said second yarn at contact points there between., 'wherein2. The woven mesh support structure of claim 1 , wherein:said first yarns run in a ...

SCRIM COATED PRODUCTS HAVING A COEXTRUDED MULTI-LAYER COATING ON ONE SIDE THEREOF

Protective coverings are disclosed that have a scrim made up of warp and weft members that define a plurality of interstices coated on only a first major surface thereof by a multi-layer coating with a first layer of the multi-layer coating juxtaposed to the first major surface, and penetrating into the interstices of the scrim to co-define, with the warp and weft members, an opposing second major surface of the scrim. The first layer of the multi-layer coating has a melting point below 100° C. and comprises a copolymer of ethylene, and provides the co-defined opposing second major surface of the scrim with a coefficient of friction of at least 0.5 when tested with dry leather and at least 0.7 when tested with dry rubber. 1. A protective covering comprisinga scrim comprising warp and weft members that define a plurality of interstices, the scrim having a first major surface and an opposing second major surface; anda multi-layer coating applied to the first major surface of the scrim with a first layer juxtaposed to the first major surface, the first layer being penetrated into the interstices of the scrim to co-define, with the warp and weft members, the opposing second major surface of the scrim;wherein the first layer has a melting point below 100° C. and comprises a copolymer of ethylene;wherein the co-defined opposing second major surface of the scrim has a coefficient of friction of at least 0.5 when tested with dry leather and at least 0.7 when tested with dry rubber.2. The protective covering of claim 1 , wherein the copolymer of ethylene comprises claim 1 , as a copolymer with the ethylene claim 1 , one or more of propylene claim 1 , butane claim 1 , vinyl acetate claim 1 , and methylacrylate claim 1 , or is a styrene block copolymer.3. The protective covering of claim 1 , wherein the multi-layer coating is coextruded onto the scrim.4. The protective covering of claim 1 , wherein the multi-layer coating further comprises a core layer comprising polypropylene ...

FABRIC AND METHOD OF USING THE SAME

A fabric comprises a plurality of yarns, at least a portion of which comprise polyphenylene sulfide fibers and regenerated cellulose fibers. The fabric comprises 35 wt. % or more polyphenylene sulfide fibers. A fabric comprises a plurality of yarns, each yarn comprising a plurality of polyphenylene sulfide staple fibers and a plurality of regenerated cellulose staple fibers. A method of protecting an individual from injury caused by molten metal splashes comprises the steps of providing a fabric, providing a source of molten metal, disposing the fabric between the source of molten metal and an individual, whereby the fabric serves as a barrier to protect the individual from molten metal splashes. 1. A fabric comprising a plurality of yarns , wherein at least a portion of the yarns comprise polyphenylene sulfide fibers and regenerated cellulose fibers , wherein the fabric comprises 35 wt. % or more polyphenylene sulfide fibers , and wherein the regenerated cellulose fibers are selected from the group consisting of flame resistant rayon fibers , flame resistant lyocell fibers , and mixtures thereof.2. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric comprises about 40 wt. % or more polyphenylene sulfide fibers.3. The fabric of claim 2 , wherein the fabric comprises about 50 wt. % or more polyphenylene sulfide fibers.4. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric comprises about 80 wt. % or less polyphenylene sulfide fibers.5. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric comprises about 20 wt. % to about 65 wt. % regenerated cellulose fibers.6. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric further comprises additional fibers selected from the group consisting of cotton fibers claim 1 , polyamide fibers claim 1 , polyester fibers claim 1 , polyoxadiazole fibers claim 1 , modacrylic fibers claim 1 , aramid fibers claim 1 , and mixtures thereof.7. The fabric of claim 6 , wherein the fabric comprises about 0.5 wt. % to about 10 wt. % of the additional fibers.8. The fabric of claim 1 , ...

Woven fabric for non-metallic soles for safety footwear, and resulting sole

The woven fabric of the invention is designed to be integrated into shoe soles, in order to produce safety footwear that provides a high level of protection and meets safety requirements in terms of puncture protection. For this purpose, the fabric consists of at least 60% high-tenacity yarns, said yarns having a titer of between 80 and 280 tex, and each yarn being formed by filaments having a fineness of between 1 and 6 Dtex. Thus, the fabric is formed by between 1 and 10 warps interwoven with between 5 and 10 wefts and produced by means of weaving, in order to produce a very compact fabric having high mechanical strength.

WRAPPABLE TEXTILE SLEEVE HAVING SUPPLEMENTAL LACE CLOSURE AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

A wrappable textile sleeve with closure system and method of construction is provided. The sleeve has a wall of interlaced yarn with opposite edges extending in a lengthwise direction along a longitudinal axis between opposite ends. The opposite edges are wrappable into overlapping relation with one another to form a tubular cavity. The wall has a first set of closed loops positioned adjacent one of the opposite edges and a second set of closed loops positioned adjacent the other of the opposite edges. At least one flexible lace is disposed through the closed loops in a zig-zag pattern, thereby extending back-and-forth between the first set of loops and the second set of loops. The flexible lace is slidable through the plurality of loops to facilitate drawing and maintaining the opposite edges in overlapping relation with one another. 1. A method of constructing a wrappable textile sleeve , comprising:interlacing yarn to form a wall having opposite first and second edges extending in a lengthwise direction along a longitudinal axis of the sleeve between opposite ends, with the opposite edges being wrappable into overlapping one another to form an inner tubular cavity;providing a first set of closed loops extending along the length of the wall adjacent the first edge;providing a second set of closed loops extending along the length of the wall adjacent the second edge; andextending at least one flexible lace through the first and second sets of closed loops in zig-zag relation from the first set of loops to the second set of loops, wherein said at least one flexible lace is slidable through the first and second sets of loops to maintain the opposite edge in overlapping relation with one another.2. The method of further including forming the first and second sets of closed loops within the wall.3. The method of further including forming the first and second sets of closed loops from at least some of the interlaced yarn.4. The method of further including forming the ...

FLAME RESISTANT FABRICS HAVING FIBERS CONTAINING ENERGY ABSORBING AND/OR REFLECTING ADDITIVES

Embodiments of the invention relate to flame resistant fabrics containing fibers having at least one energy absorbing and/or reflecting additive incorporated into the fibers. Inclusion of such fibers into the fabric increases the arc rating/fabric weight ratio of the fabric while still complying with all requisite thermal protective requirements. 1. A flame resistant fabric comprising a fiber blend comprising at least 15% , and no more than 70% , additive-containing fibers , wherein the fabric has a weight of no more than 9 ounces per square yard and an arc rating of at least 8 cal/cm.2. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fiber blend comprises no more than 60% additive-containing fibers.3. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein at least some of the additive-containing fibers comprise aramid fibers.4. The fabric of claim 3 , wherein at least some of the aramid fibers comprise meta-aramid fibers.5. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein at least some of the additive-containing fibers comprise producer-colored fibers.6. The fabric of claim 5 , wherein at least some of the producer-colored fibers are aramid fibers.7. The fabric of claim 6 , wherein at least some of the producer-colored aramid fibers are navy or black fibers.8. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fiber blend further comprises a plurality of non-additive-containing fibers.9. The fabric of claim 8 , wherein the non-additive-containing fibers comprise at least one of cellulosic fibers and modacrylic fibers.10. The fabric of claim 9 , wherein the additive-containing fibers comprise producer-colored aramid fibers and the non-additive-containing fibers comprise cellulosic and modacrylic fibers claim 9 , wherein the fiber blend comprises 40-60% producer-colored aramid fibers and 40-60% non-additive-containing fibers.11. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the fabric is formed from a plurality of first yarns and a plurality of second yarns claim 1 , wherein the first yarns are different from the second yarns.12. The fabric of ...

WOVEN TUBULAR THERMAL SLEEVE AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

A thermal sleeve for routing and protecting elongate members and method of construction thereof are provided. The sleeve has a tubular woven wall extending along a central axis between opposite open ends with an outer reflective foil layer fixed thereto. The wall is woven with lengthwise extending warp yarns and circumferentially extending fill yarns. The fill yarns include first and second fill yarns bundled in side-by-side abutting relation as a single pick, thereby forming discrete single pick bundles in axially spaced relation from one another. The first fill yarn is provided as a standard monofilament, while the second fill yarn is provided having a low melt material melted and bonded to the abutting first fill yarn and to portions of the abutting warp yarns, wherein the spaces between the discrete bundles remain substantially free of melted material, thereby further enhancing longitudinal flexibility of the sleeve. 1. A method of constructing a textile sleeve , comprising:weaving an elongate tubular wall with warp yarns extending parallel to a central axis between opposite open ends of the wall and fill yarns extending transversely to the warp yarns;providing the fill yarns including first fill yarn having a first melt temperature and a second fill yarn including an outer surface of low melt material having a second melt temperature less than the first melt temperature and weaving the first and second fill yarn in side-by-side relation to form discrete bundles extending circumferentially about the central axis;applying an outer layer of foil on an outer surface of the woven wall; anddisposing the woven wall over a mandrel and heating the second fill yarn to cause the low melt outer surface of the second fill yarn to melt and bond with the abutting first fill yarn and abutting portions of the warp yarn to lock the bonded yarns together.2. The method of claim 1 , further including spacing the discrete bundles axially from one another by spaces free from said ...

ONE PIECE WOVEN MEDICAL GOWN WITH COATING

A personal protection equipment (PPE) gown formed by one piece woven (OPW) techniques. The gown features an outer coating on the fabric to provide required liquid penetration resistance.

Fire Resistant Coating System and Method

Embodiments of a leno weave mesh of the present invention generally include a plurality of high-temperature weft yarns, high-temperature warp yarns, and low melting point warp yarns; wherein each low melting point warp yarn is intertwined with a high-temperature warp yarn, each intertwined pair of warp yarns is positioned such that the low melting point warp yarn and high-temperature warp yarn are disposed alternatingly on either side of the woven mesh at intersections of the weft and warp yarns, and the woven mesh is heated whereby the surfaces of the low melting point warp yarns adhere to the surface of the high-temperature warp yarns and said high-temperature weft yarns at contact points there between. An intumescent coating system employing embodiments of the mesh, and a method of providing thermal protection to a substrate utilizing the intumescent coating system, are also provided. 1. A method of preparing a woven mesh-draped substrate comprising:draping at least a portion of said woven mesh about said substrate, wherein:before, concurrently with or after said woven mesh being draped about said substrate, an adhesive material is disposed on at least a portion of the exterior surface of said substrate and/or said woven mesh; and a plurality of first yarns;', 'a plurality of second yarns; and', 'a plurality of third yarns;', said yarns are woven in a leno weave arrangement;', 'each said third yarn is intertwined with one said second yarn;', 'each said intertwined pair of second and third yarns is positioned in said woven mesh such that said third yarn and said second yarn thereof are disposed alternatingly on either side of said first yarn at intersections of said yarns; and', 'said woven mesh, having previously been exposed to elevated temperatures, is configured such that at least a portion of the surface of said third yarns, having been at least partially melted at said elevated temperatures, are adhered to the surface of each said first yarn and said second ...

Conformable microporous fibre and woven fabrics containing same

FIELD: woven products.SUBSTANCE: expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) monofilament fibres and woven fabrics formed from the ePTFE fibres are provided. Said ePTFE fibers have a substantially rectangular configuration, a density less than about 1.0 g/cm, and an aspect ratio greater than 15. Additionally, the ePTFE fibres are microporous and have a node and fibril structure. Said ePTFE fiber may be woven into a fabric without first twisting the fibre. Polymer membrane and/or a textile may be laminated to the woven fabric to produce a laminated article. ePTFE woven fabric simultaneously possesses high moisture vapour transmission (highly breathable) and high water entry pressure (water resistant). Treatments may be provided to the surface of the ePTFE fibre and/or the woven fabric to impart one or more desired functionality, such as, for example, oleophobicity.EFFECT: woven fabric is quiet, soft, and drapable, making it especially suitable for use in garments, gloves and footwear applications.8 cl, 52 dwg РОССИЙСКАЯ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ (19) RU (11) (13) 2 670 537 C2 (51) МПК D03D 1/00 (2006.01) ФЕДЕРАЛЬНАЯ СЛУЖБА ПО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНОЙ СОБСТВЕННОСТИ (12) ОПИСАНИЕ ИЗОБРЕТЕНИЯ К ПАТЕНТУ (52) СПК D03D 1/00 (2006.01); D03D 13/00 (2006.01); D01F 6/12 (2006.01) (21)(22) Заявка: 2016114776, 18.08.2014 (24) Дата начала отсчета срока действия патента: (73) Патентообладатель(и): В. Л. ГОР ЭНД АССОШИЕЙТС, ИНК. (US) Дата регистрации: 23.10.2018 (56) Список документов, цитированных в отчете о поиске: US 20050053783 A1, 10.03.2005. US 17.09.2013 US 14/029,250 (43) Дата публикации заявки: 23.10.2017 Бюл. № 3844827 A, 29.10.1974. US 5591526 A1, 07.01.1997. US 6117547 А1, 12.09.2000. 30 (45) Опубликовано: 23.10.2018 Бюл. № 30 (86) Заявка PCT: C 2 C 2 (85) Дата начала рассмотрения заявки PCT на национальной фазе: 18.04.2016 US 2014/051420 (18.08.2014) (87) Публикация заявки PCT: 2 6 7 0 5 3 7 WO 2015/041779 (26.03.2015) R U 2 6 7 0 5 3 7 Приоритет(ы): (30) Конвенционный приоритет: R U 18.08.2014 ...

Flame resistant fabric having intermingled flame resistant yarns

A flame resistant fabric containing a plurality of warp elements comprising flame resistant (FR) yarns extending in a warp direction and a plurality of filling elements comprising FR yarns extending in the fill direction transverse to the warp direction in interwoven relation to the warp elements. At least a portion of the FR yarns in the fill and/or warp direction comprise intermingled FR yarns. The intermingled FR yarns contain at least 2 plies, at least one of the plies contain staple fibers or continuous multifilaments and at least one of the plies contain FR fibers. The plies are intermingled together with a portion of the staple fibers or continuous multifilaments of the first ply entangled with the second ply.

Wool fabric with stretch properties and garments made therefrom

Wool fabrics are disclosed that have improved stretch properties. The wool fabrics can be used in numerous and diverse applications, such as to make uniforms. The fabric can be designed to have greater than 15%, such as greater than about 20% stretch in one or more directions, such as in the fill direction. In one aspect, longer wool fibers are used in the fabric in order to increase durability.

Polyethylene yarn, method for manufacturing the same, and skin cooling fabric comprising the same

Disclosed is a polyethylene yarn which enables the manufacture of a skin cooling fabric having dimensional stability and having improved weavability which enables the manufacture of a skin cooling fabric capable of providing a user with a soft tactile sensation as well as a cooling sensation, a method for manufacturing the same, and a skin cooling fabric including the same. The polyethylene yarn has a shrinkage stress at 70° C. and 100° C. of 0.005 to 0.075 g/d, respectively. Also, the polyethylene yarn has a “dry thermal shrinkage rate at 70° C.” of 0.1 to 0.5%, a “dry thermal shrinkage rate at 100° C.” of 0.5 to 1.5%, and a “wet thermal shrinkage rate at 100° C.” of 0.1 to 1%.

isothermal structure, method of making the same and apparatus of making the same

겔 상태의 상변환물질 보온재를 재단하여 이루어진 개체를 졸 상태일 때에도 상변환물질 보온재가 통과하지 못하는 라미네이팅 시트로 라미네이팅하여 이루어진 단위체 복수 개가 이격 배열된 상태로 상하 양면에서 외피용 천이나 시트로 겹쳐져 이루어지고, 단위체 사이의 영역에는 단열층 없이 외피용 천이나 시트가 겹치는 구역이 있고, 이 구역에서 상하 양면의 외피용 천이나 시트는 밀착 고정된 부분을 가져 단위체 각각을 감싸는 단위셀 공간이 구분되게 형성되고 이 단위셀 공간 사이에서 각 단위체의 이동이 제한되도록 이루어진 상변환식 보온재 원단과 그 원단의 제조방법 및 제조장치가 개시된다. 본 발명에 따르면 겔 상태의 상변환물질 보온재가 경직성을 가져도 이를 포함하는 보온재 원단은 가공성을 높여 여러 가지 상품 제작을 용이하게 하고, 상품화된 상태에서 융통성 있게 대상물에 맞는 형태를 가지도록 할 수 있으며, 용도에 따라 특히 의복류로 가공될 때 통기성을 확보하고 습기를 배출하기에 적합한 구조를 가질 수 있다. A phase change material insoluble in gel state is laminated with a laminating sheet in which a phase change material insulating material can not pass even when the object is cut in a sol state, In the region between the unit bodies, there is a region where the outer cloth or sheet overlaps without the heat insulating layer. In this region, the upper and lower shells and sheets of the upper and lower outer shells are tightly fixed to each other, A method of manufacturing a phase change insulation material and a method of manufacturing the same, and an apparatus for manufacturing the same, wherein the movement of each unit is limited between the unit cell spaces. According to the present invention, although the gel-state phase-change material insulating material has rigidity, the warming material fabrics including the same can improve the workability and facilitate the production of various products, and can flexibly form a shape suitable for the object in a commercialized state Depending on the application, it can have a structure suitable for ensuring ventilation and discharging moisture when processed into clothing, in particular.

Funtional monofilament and net using this

본 발명은 기능성 모노필라멘트사 및 이를 이용한 망에 관한 것으로, 보다 상세하게는 모노필라멘트사의 제조과정에서 난연, 항균 등의 기능성 물질을 첨가하면서, 기능성 물질 첨가로 약해진 강도를 보완하여, 우수한 강도와 미세직경의 기능성 모노필라멘트사 제조가 가능하도록 하여, 조밀한 기공을 갖는 기능성 망의 제직이 가능하도록 하는 기능성 모노필라멘트사 및 이를 이용한 망에 관한 것이다. The present invention relates to a functional monofilament yarn and a web using the functional monofilament yarn. More particularly, the present invention relates to a functional monofilament yarn, and more particularly to a functional monofilament yarn, Functional monofilament yarn to enable the production of functional monofilament yarns of a diameter smaller than that of the functional monofilament yarns and to enable weaving of functional nets having dense pores.

Manufacturing method for flame-retardant antistatic super-comfortable fabric used for safety protection

本发明公开了一种阻燃抗静电超舒适安全防护用面料的制备方法，所述阻燃抗静电超舒适安全防护用面料采用超高分子量聚乙烯/抗静电改性涤纶/阻燃粘胶短纤混纺而成的纱线作为原料，采用机织生产方法制备而成，具体为：经纬纱采用超高分子量聚乙烯/抗静电改性涤纶/阻燃粘胶短纤混纺纱经双股并线成股线，再经分条整经制成织轴在高档剑杆织机上生产出阻燃抗静电超舒适安全防护用面料，经下机织物整理后，再经特种整理得到成品。本发明原料搭配合理、工艺流程较短，生产效率高，生产成本较低，工艺便于实施，产品质量稳定。

Method of preparation for Antimicrobial Cloth containing Silver Nano Particles

본 발명은 은 나노 입자 함유 항균직물의 제조 방법에 관한 것으로서, 더욱 상세하게는 미리 교반한 폴리에스터 수지에 은 나노 입자 콜로이드 용액를 투입함으로써 은 나노 입자 콜로이드 용액에 함유된 은 입자가 응집 없이 폴리에스터 내에 분산되어 기존의 시트 제조용 직물이 동등한 물성을 가지므로 자동차용 시트 등에 적용할 수 있는 은 나노 입자 함유 항균 직물의 제조 방법에 관한 것이다. The present invention relates to a method for producing silver nanoparticle-containing antimicrobial fabric, and more particularly, by injecting a silver nanoparticle colloidal solution into a pre-stirred polyester resin, the silver particles contained in the silver nanoparticle colloidal solution do not aggregate in the polyester. The present invention relates to a method for producing silver nanoparticle-containing antimicrobial fabric which is dispersed and can be applied to automobile seats since existing fabrics for sheet production have equivalent physical properties. 폴리에스터, 은 나노, 항균, 분산, 자동차 시트 Polyester, silver nano, antibacterial, dispersion, car seat

The method using the pre-control electromagnetism Leibo interference of conductive shield concrete

本发明公开了一种采用导电屏蔽性混凝土的预控电磁雷波干扰的方法，包括屏蔽性砖块制作、导电屏蔽性砂浆配置、导电屏蔽性混凝土配置、钢混导电纤维布制作等步骤；建筑物采用上述屏蔽性砖块、导电屏蔽性混凝土砌筑，并采用导电屏蔽性砂浆进行外屋面墙体粉刷；建筑物采用钢混导电纤维布作为金属屏蔽式门帘材料。本发明施工方便，工作效果优异。

Multi-component low-cost permanent inflaming retarding fabric and preparation method for same

本发明公开了一种多组分低成本永久阻燃面料及其制备方法，所述多组分低成本永久阻燃面料包括以下质量百分比的原料：10％‑30％芳纶1313纤维、30％‑50％阻燃粘胶、10％‑30％阻燃涤纶和20％‑40％改性腈纶纤维。与现有技术相比，本发明具有优异的永久阻燃性能，手感柔软，吸湿透气，穿着舒适，降低了面料成本，提高了企业产品核心竞争力。

Fabric for special clothes

Disclosed is a fabric for special clothes of fire fighting clothing and chemical protection clothing. More particularly, the fabric for special clothes comprises: a first layer composed of heat resistant or fire retardant fabric; a second layer which is arranged on one side of the first layer and is made of a soft material having rubber-like elasticity, wherein the second layer seals one side of the first layer while flexibly being deformed as a film by isotropic elasticity; and a third layer arranged on one side of the second layer, forming a single fiber layer by connecting the space formed between two fabrics with a pile yard having elasticity. The third layer is a fabric integrally formed on the surface of the solid air mesh by being weaved together when a double solid air mesh or a solid air mesh is weaved.