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Anti-bacterial and anti-ultraviolet multifunctional chemical fiber

A method for preparing an anti-bacterial and anti-ultraviolet multifunctional chemical fiber includes: dissolving several soluble metal salts and a polymer complexing dispersant into water to prepare an aqueous solution; adding into a polymer monomer; reacting under microwave or hydrothermal action to obtain a polymer monomer containing multifunctional nano oxides; adding the polymer monomer with other monomer, catalyst, initiator, stabilizer, and the like into a polymerization reactor; and carrying out esterification, polycondensation or copolymerization to obtain a polymer melt, and carrying out spinning or ribbon casting and granule cutting to obtain an anti-bacterial and anti-ultraviolet multifunctional chemical fiber or masterbatch chips. By generating nano metal oxides in the monomer in situ before the polymerization reaction, small particle sizes and dispersibility of the nano metal oxide are ensured; the chemical fiber has efficient, durable antibacterial and anti-ultraviolet functions and is free of metal ion precipitation.

FIBER FOR ARTIFICIAL HAIR, HEAD ACCESSORY PRODUCT, AND RESIN COMPOSITION FOR ARTIFICIAL HAIR

A fiber for artificial hair is constituted of a resin composition containing an aliphatic polyamide and inorganic particles, and in a particle size distribution of the inorganic particles measured by a laser diffraction method, a ratio (D.sub.50/D.sub.10) of D.sub.50, which is a particle size equivalent to a cumulative percentage of 50% based on volume, to D.sub.10, which is a particle size equivalent to a cumulative percentage of 10% based on volume, is 1.8 or more and 3.0 or less.

Fine fibers made from room temperature crosslinking
11186928 · 2021-11-30 · ·

The present disclosure provides a unique method of making a fine fiber that is formed from a composition including an epoxy and a polymer component including a 4-vinyl pyridine-containing polymer. The present disclosure also provides a unique method of coating a fine fiber with a composition including an epoxy and a polymer component including a 4-vinyl pyridine-containing polymer. The present disclosure further provides fine fibers wherein the entirety of the fiber is formed from a composition including an epoxy and a polymer component including a 4-vinyl pyridine-containing polymer. Also provided are filter media and filter substrates including the fine fibers.

Filament having cellulose fibers with non resorbable features less radio pacifier
20210353821 · 2021-11-18 ·

The filament and suture products disclosed are to be implanted in the body, having non re sorbable ingredients with absorbent qualities to disperse an antibiotic and strong enough to hold tissue securely but flexible enough to be printed or knotted. The products are biocompatible and consist of two dissimilar polymers having unmelted cellulose fiber. These dissimilar polymers and the unmelted fibers are densified by compression and the removal of moisture having fiber orientation and alignment, showing low levels of radiopacity. These products will have radiopacity in household units (HU) ranging from −200 to 200 HU and produce meshes, bone grafts, scaffolds or wound care products where bone bridging can be observed.

Blend composition of peptide and nylon and manufacturing method thereof

A blend composition includes polyamide fiber and denatured collagen. The polyamide fiber content is 97-99.9 parts by weight in the blend composition. The denatured collagen content is 0.1-3 parts by weight in the blend composition. The denatured collagen has a first polypeptide, a second polypeptide, and a third polypeptide. The amide groups of the first polypeptide, the second polypeptide, and the third polypeptide are linked with the amide groups of the polyamide fiber through hydrogen bond formation. A method of manufacturing a blend composition is provided herein.

CONCRETE CURING BLANKETS AND ANTI-BACTERIAL TEXTILE FIBERS
20220001577 · 2022-01-06 ·

Disclosed are concrete curing blankets of multiple layers, which combinations of materials, and provide high performance beyond 14 days of concrete curing, without having to rewet the blankets. Also disclosed are antibacterial textile fibers.

CONCRETE CURING BLANKETS AND ANTI-BACTERIAL TEXTILE FIBERS
20220001577 · 2022-01-06 ·

Disclosed are concrete curing blankets of multiple layers, which combinations of materials, and provide high performance beyond 14 days of concrete curing, without having to rewet the blankets. Also disclosed are antibacterial textile fibers.

Artificial turf fiber with a non-circular cladding

An artificial turf fiber comprising at least one monofilament, each monofilament comprising a cylindrical core and a cladding. The core comprises a core polymer and threadlike regions formed by a thread polymer and embedded in the core polymer. The cladding is formed by a cladding polymer surrounding the core. It has a non-circular profile and is miscible with the core polymer.

Artificial turf fiber with a non-circular cladding

An artificial turf fiber comprising at least one monofilament, each monofilament comprising a cylindrical core and a cladding. The core comprises a core polymer and threadlike regions formed by a thread polymer and embedded in the core polymer. The cladding is formed by a cladding polymer surrounding the core. It has a non-circular profile and is miscible with the core polymer.

Roll member, charging member, charging device, process cartridge, and image forming apparatus

A roll member includes a conductive elastic layer, and a surface layer provided on the conductive elastic layer. The surface layer contains a crosslinked product of crosslinkable nylon, the crosslinking degree of the surface layer specified by formula (1) below is 0.3 or more and 0.7 or less, and the thermal degradation index of the surface layer specified by formula (2) below is 2.1 or more and 2.3 or less.
Crosslinking degree=absorbance at 1078 cm.sup.−1÷absorbance at 2935 cm.sup.−1  Formula (1):
Thermal degradation index=absorbance at 1638 cm.sup.−1÷absorbance at 1543 cm.sup.−1   Formula (2):