Crimped thermoplastic fibers

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Coated or structually defined flake – particle – cell – strand,... – Rod – strand – filament or fiber

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28267, 428375, 428394, D02G 332, D02G 112, D02G 120

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042218381

ABSTRACT:
The crimped products are produced having a more permanent bulkiness which resists deterioration during further processing and subsequent use. Such products are disclosed having deposited on the surface of the fibers a thin coating of a finishing agent comprising distearyl dimethyl ammonium chloride. Such products can be produced by crimping in the presence of steam in a crimping zone wherein there are present a defined first region of low but increasing steam pressure, a defined second region of substantially constant, relatively high steam pressure, and a defined third region of decreasing steam pressure.

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