Method and materials for manufacture of anti-static carpet and b

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Pile or nap type surface or component – Particular backing structure or composition

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428 97, 428222, 428367, 428371, 428408, B32B 302

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047569417

ABSTRACT:
There is described an electroconductive tow or yarn, made from continuous filaments or staple fibers yarns, prepared from stabilized petroleum pitch, coal tar pitch or a synthetic fiber forming material which on at least partial carbonization is electroconductive, for example, polyacrylonitrile, are formed into coil-like fibers or filaments by winding the tow or yarn on a mandrel, but preferably by knitting the tow or yarn into a cloth, and heat treating the so formed tow or yarn to a carbonizing temperature (450.degree. C. to about 1500.degree. C.) to set a coilure (a non-textile crimp) therein as well as electroconductance thereto, and incorporating the coilure structure into scrim yarns, scrim capcoats, composites with tuft-lock components as well as incorporation into the carpet yarns, to provide an anti-static property to the finished carpet.

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patent: 4643931 (1987-02-01), McCullough et al.

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