Patent classifications
D06C7/00
APPARATUS AND METHODS FOR DELIVERING A HEATED FLUID
Apparatus and methods for delivering a heated fluid. The apparatus includes at least a preheat zone, an expansion zone, and an expanded zone comprising a plurality of trim heaters, at least one fluid flow-distribution sheet, and an outlet. The apparatus may be used for delivering the heated fluid onto a moving fluid-permeable substrate.
SKIN MATERIAL AND CONVEYANCE SEAT
It is intended to improve texture of a decoration using a stitch line while improving workability in sewing for forming the stitch line at a skin material, to promote manufacturing efficiency as compared to formation of a stepped shape only by sewing, and to reduce the number of steps. A skin material is used for a conveyance seat, and is molded using a die. The skin material includes a linearly-extending stepped portion having a stepped shape transferred from the die, and a stitch line sewn along the stepped portion. The stepped portion serves as a guide upon formation of the stitch line.
SKIN MATERIAL AND CONVEYANCE SEAT
It is intended to improve texture of a decoration using a stitch line while improving workability in sewing for forming the stitch line at a skin material, to promote manufacturing efficiency as compared to formation of a stepped shape only by sewing, and to reduce the number of steps. A skin material is used for a conveyance seat, and is molded using a die. The skin material includes a linearly-extending stepped portion having a stepped shape transferred from the die, and a stitch line sewn along the stepped portion. The stepped portion serves as a guide upon formation of the stitch line.
Bulkiness recovery apparatus and bulkiness recovery method for nonwoven fabric
A bulkiness recovery apparatus for nonwoven fabric, the apparatus being for recovering bulkiness of the nonwoven fabric by blowing hot air to heat the nonwoven fabric, the apparatus including: a heating mechanism including case units, jet inlets and an evacuation opening, the case unit having a conveyor space in which the nonwoven fabric is conveyed, the jet inlet blasting hot air into the conveyor space from a one side toward another side of the conveyor space in a conveying direction of the nonwoven fabric, the evacuation opening evacuating hot air from the conveyor space, the hot air flowing along the conveying direction while being in contact with either one of two surfaces of the nonwoven fabric; and deformation mechanisms that deform the nonwoven fabric discharged from the case unit so that the one surface of the nonwoven fabric is convex.
Bulkiness recovery apparatus and bulkiness recovery method for nonwoven fabric
A bulkiness recovery apparatus for nonwoven fabric, the apparatus being for recovering bulkiness of the nonwoven fabric by blowing hot air to heat the nonwoven fabric, the apparatus including: a heating mechanism including case units, jet inlets and an evacuation opening, the case unit having a conveyor space in which the nonwoven fabric is conveyed, the jet inlet blasting hot air into the conveyor space from a one side toward another side of the conveyor space in a conveying direction of the nonwoven fabric, the evacuation opening evacuating hot air from the conveyor space, the hot air flowing along the conveying direction while being in contact with either one of two surfaces of the nonwoven fabric; and deformation mechanisms that deform the nonwoven fabric discharged from the case unit so that the one surface of the nonwoven fabric is convex.
WOVEN BRUSHED ELASTIC FABRIC AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME
A woven brushed elastic fabric includes a fabric blank and a plurality of yarn segments. The fabric blank is formed by interweaving a plurality of first yarns and composite yarns. Each composite yarn is composed of a second yarn and an elastic yarn. The second yarn is wound around the elastic yarn. The fabric blank has a first side, and a second side opposite to the first side and formed with a plurality of yarn loops. The yarn loops are formed by the interweaving of the first yarns and the composite yarns in a skip manner along a first direction or a second direction transverse to the first direction. The yarn segments are formed on the second side of the fabric blank by breaking at least some of the yarn loops.
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY NON-BLEED POLYESTER FABRIC AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A method of manufacturing a polyester fabric with inherent color, the method including: providing a polyester fiber with inherent color; spinning polyester yarn from the fiber with inherent color; knitting the colored polyester yarn into knitted fabric which can combine with other yarn according to a requirement; washing the colored polyester fabric and heat-setting the fabrics with add-on functional finish to the fabric. The providing of polyester fiber with inherent color may include: cleaning and drying polyester bottles; recycling polyester chips from clean bottles; mixing chips with pigment evenly and melting the chips with pigment; extruding the filament fiber with color; and drawing and cutting filament fiber into staple fiber. Further aspects of the present invention are directed to a colored polyester fabric and a method of manufacturing an article of clothing using a colored polyester fabric produced using the above-described method.
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY NON-BLEED POLYESTER FABRIC AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A method of manufacturing a polyester fabric with inherent color, the method including: providing a polyester fiber with inherent color; spinning polyester yarn from the fiber with inherent color; knitting the colored polyester yarn into knitted fabric which can combine with other yarn according to a requirement; washing the colored polyester fabric and heat-setting the fabrics with add-on functional finish to the fabric. The providing of polyester fiber with inherent color may include: cleaning and drying polyester bottles; recycling polyester chips from clean bottles; mixing chips with pigment evenly and melting the chips with pigment; extruding the filament fiber with color; and drawing and cutting filament fiber into staple fiber. Further aspects of the present invention are directed to a colored polyester fabric and a method of manufacturing an article of clothing using a colored polyester fabric produced using the above-described method.
SECURED STRAND END DEVICES
Methods for securing strand ends of devices configured for insertion into an anatomical structure, and the resulting devices.
SECURED STRAND END DEVICES
Methods for securing strand ends of devices configured for insertion into an anatomical structure, and the resulting devices.