Textiles: manufacturing – Textile product fabrication or treatment – Fiber entangling and interlocking
Patent
1992-12-31
1995-10-03
Bell, James J.
Textiles: manufacturing
Textile product fabrication or treatment
Fiber entangling and interlocking
28112, 28165, 28166, 156 628, 156148, 428300, D04H 146
Patent
active
054541425
ABSTRACT:
A needlepunch fabric of staple polyester fibers is disclosed that is elastomeric and has foam-like compressibility and resilience. The polyester staple is formed of fibers having a differential birefringence. Mechanically crimped fibers are carded, crosslapped, and needlepunched to from about 150 to 1500 ppsi, and the resultant fabric is heated to from about 120.degree. to 240.degree. C. to induce a latent crimp in the fabric and to develop the elastomeric and foam-like properties of the fabric.
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"Surface Characteristics of Fibers and Textiles," part 1, M. J. Sheck (ed.), Marcel Drekker, Inc., pp. 170-190.
Neely, Jr. William G.
Nguyen Hung M.
Bell James J.
Hoechst Celanese Corporation
McCann P. P.
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