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Class 19/145 - Different materials


Subclass of Class 19 - Textiles: fiber preparation
Definition: Either the fibers assembled are of different nature or they
No. of patents: 11
Last issue date: 08/03/2010


NumberTitleIssue Date
7765647Non-woven fiber assemblies
In one embodiment, the present invention relates to a non-woven fiber assembly comprising one or more fibers wherein each fiber contains: a hydrophilic component; and an elastomeric component, and wherein the non-woven fiber assembly further comprises an adhesive co...
08/03/2010
7075018Mixing fibrous constituents
A method and device for mixing and weighing fibrous material in a weighing cycle includes removing the fibrous material from fiber bales and transporting the fiber material with a feed device into a weighing container. The weighing container is proceeded by a pre-fi...
07/11/2006
6736915Method of forming a headliner
A method of forming a lap mat for use in a subsequent molding operation to form a headliner includes forming a first continuous particulate layer having a non-uniform composition; folding the first continuous particulate layer to form a plurality of first layers; an...
05/18/2004
6202259Method and apparatus for depositing particulate material in a fibrous web
A method and apparatus for depositing particulate material (30, 36) in an airlaid fibrous web (94) includes a moving of a forming surface (22) through a forming chamber (24), and a laying of a fibrous material (96) onto the forming surface to form the fib...
03/20/2001
6065277Process for producing dyed spun cotton yarns having improved uniformity, physical properties, and luster and yarns thus produced
A process for producing dyed spun cotton yarns having a reduced number of irregularities and increased luster is described. The process involves dyeing at least a portion of the cotton fibers which are to form the yarn, then combing the dyed fibers subseq...
05/23/2000
5789326Particle binders
A binder is applied to fibers to bind particles to the fibers. The fibers have hydrogen bonding functional groups. The particles have functional groups capable of forming a hydrogen bond or a coordinate covalent bond. The binder comprises binder molecules...
08/04/1998
5589256Particle binders that enhance fiber densification
A method of producing easily densified high bulk fibers that have adhered particulates. The high bulk fibers have hydrogen bonding or coordinate covalent bonding functionalities, and a binder is applied to the fibers to bind the particles to the fibers. T...
12/31/1996
5119512Cut resistant yarn, fabric and gloves
This invention is a cut resistant article comprising a cut resistant jacket surrounding a less cut resistant member. The jacket comprises a fabric of yarn and the yarn consists essentially of a high strength, longitudinal strand having a tensile strength ...
06/09/1992
4914787Method of and apparatus for blending textile fibers
A textile fiber blending apparatus comprises a blending conveyor having an upstream end and a downstream end as viewed in its direction of travel; a waste fiber feeder having a discharge end for discharging waste fiber on the upstream end of the blending ...
04/10/1990
4598441Apparatus for the manufacture of absorption pads for absorbing body fluid
There is provided an apparatus for the manufacture of absorption pads for sorbing body fluid which is composed of two substantially identical so-called flake applicators each including a vacuum cylinder having shaped recesses which are so-called flake whe...
07/08/1986
3943605Fluff article and method and apparatus for forming same
A fluff pad for an absorbent product such as a diaper, sanitary napkin or the like is formed by superposing two layers of fluff top-to-top. The layers are formed separately but simultaneously on conveyor wires. The non-wire side of a layer is the "top". E...
03/16/1976
 
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