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CHEMICAL AND FLAME RETARDANT FABRIC SEAM TAPES
20210187917 · 2021-06-24 ·

A chemical and flame retardant fabric seam tape that includes at least first and second polymer film layers, the first polymeric film layer comprising a single layer polymer film of poly (vinyl chloride), and the second polymer film layer comprises poly (vinyl chloride); and a co-extruded polymer film comprising an ethylene vinyl alcohol layer, disposed between the first polymeric film and the second polymeric film; and wherein the bonded areas have been formed by thermal bonding using heat and pressure and a polyurethane adhesive disposed between the first polymer film layer and the co-extruded polymer film and a flame-retardant polyurethane adhesive disposed between the second polymer film layer and the co-extruded polymer film layer.

SPLICABLE ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY NON-PVC ADVERTISING CLOTH MADE OF A WOVEN STRUCTURE
20210170716 · 2021-06-10 ·

A splicable environmentally-friendly non-PVC advertising cloth made of a woven structure, wherein the advertising cloth comprising a mesh base layer (40); a first adhesion-promoting structural layer (10), which is a refractory and waterproof layer covering the front surface (43) and the rear surface (44) of the mesh base layer (40); a second adhesion-promoting structural layer (20) coated on the first surface (13) of the first adhesion-promoting structure layer (10); and a third adhesion-promoting structural layer (30) coated on the upper surface (24) of the second adhesion-promoting structure layer (20), therefore, waterproof and ink-absorbing structure arranged on a mesh base (40) layer, and the width of the advertising cloth (50) can be spliced unlimitedly as required by using high frequency splicing, making the environmentally friendly advertising cloth more applicable also improving the overall advertising effect and quality.

SKIN MATERIAL AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SKIN MATERIAL
20200398548 · 2020-12-24 ·

To prevent fraying of fibers around a hole when the hole is formed in a skin material. A skin material (1) includes a base fabric layer (5) and a top layer (3) provided at a position opposite to the base fabric layer (5). Holes (3a, 5a) are formed in both the top layer (3) and the base fabric layer (5), and the base fabric layer (5) includes a base fabric layer bottom portion (5b) provided at a position farthest from the top layer (3) in a thickness direction. Fibers constituting the base fabric layer bottom portion (5b) are in a raised state, and each of the fibers is impregnated with resin.

SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USING LASERS TO SEAL AN EDGE OF A COVERING OF AN ARCHITECTURAL-STRUCTURE COVERING

A system and method for laser sealing an edge portion of a covering of an architecture-structure covering is disclosed. In one embodiment, after cutting a covering of an architectural-structure covering to an appropriate size, lasering the cut edge portions or surfaces of the covering to seal the cut edge portions or surfaces of the covering to prevent fraying. The beam of the laser may be positioned to contact the cut edge portions or surfaces of the covering in a plane of the fabric. Subsequently, the beam of the laser scans or moves across the surface of the cut edge portion of the covering. In use, the beam of the laser is arranged and configured to apply heat to the surface of the fabric material at discrete points or spots to vaporize any loose fibers located along the cut edge portion of the covering.

Coating apparatus of airbag reinforcing liquid
10697098 · 2020-06-30 · ·

A coating apparatus of an airbag reinforcing liquid is used in a sewing machine that includes: a sewing needle driving an upper thread by penetrating sewing target cloth through a vertical movement; and a presser foot disposed above the sewing target cloth, and feeding the sewing target cloth while moving vertically synchronously with the vertical movement of the sewing needle. The coating apparatus includes: a reinforcing liquid supplying part, supplying a reinforcing liquid for reinforcing a sewn part onto the sewing target cloth on a front side from the sewing needle in a feeding direction of the sewing target cloth; and a stamp part attached to the presser foot, and expand the reinforcing liquid supplied from the reinforcing liquid supplying part onto the sewing target cloth around the sewn part by being operated integrally with the presser foot above the sewing target cloth.

Coating apparatus of airbag reinforcing liquid
10697098 · 2020-06-30 · ·

A coating apparatus of an airbag reinforcing liquid is used in a sewing machine that includes: a sewing needle driving an upper thread by penetrating sewing target cloth through a vertical movement; and a presser foot disposed above the sewing target cloth, and feeding the sewing target cloth while moving vertically synchronously with the vertical movement of the sewing needle. The coating apparatus includes: a reinforcing liquid supplying part, supplying a reinforcing liquid for reinforcing a sewn part onto the sewing target cloth on a front side from the sewing needle in a feeding direction of the sewing target cloth; and a stamp part attached to the presser foot, and expand the reinforcing liquid supplied from the reinforcing liquid supplying part onto the sewing target cloth around the sewn part by being operated integrally with the presser foot above the sewing target cloth.

Power-transmitting friction belt and method for manufacturing same

The present invention relates to a power-transmitting friction belt having a compressed layer and a knitted fabric. The surface of the compressed layer is covered with the knitted fabric. The knitted fabric has an overlapping section in which one end and the other end of the knitted fabric overlap each other. The overlapping section has a bonding region containing a bonding component for bonding the end and the other end of the knitted fabric together.

IN-PROCESS POLYURETHANE EDGE COATING OF LASER CUT POLYURETHANE LAMINATED FABRIC

Processes for forming cosmetically appealing edges on laminated fabric structures are described. The methods involve a laser cutting process that includes in-process melting of polymer material within the laminated fabric so as to coat fibers of the laminated fabric. The resultant cut laminated fabric has a cosmetic edge that has no exposed fibers. The laser cutting and melting can be performed in a single laser cutting operation, making it well suited for integration into manufacturing product lines.

In-process polyurethane edge coating of laser cut polyurethane laminated fabric

Processes for forming cosmetically appealing edges on laminated fabric structures are described. The methods involve a laser cutting process that includes in-process melting of polymer material within the laminated fabric so as to coat fibers of the laminated fabric. The resultant cut laminated fabric has a cosmetic edge that has no exposed fibers. The laser cutting and melting can be performed in a single laser cutting operation, making it well suited for integration into manufacturing product lines.

ANTI-FRAY FORMULATION FOR ARAMID YARNS
20190169793 · 2019-06-06 ·

A textile formulation for treating woven fabrics formed from aramid filament yarns that results in a resistance to the unraveling, fraying, and slipping of seams typical of fabrics formed from filament yarns is disclosed. This anti-fray formulation includes colloidal silica, polyurethane dispersion, and phosphonate combined to form a chemical bath in which the woven fabric may be dipped. This formulation adds 2%-5% to the dry weight of the woven fabric, and does not impact the beneficial properties of fabrics formed from filament yarns such as structural stability or flame retardancy, but does create a fabric that is more resistant to the unraveling, fraying, and slipping of seams. A method of creating a textile formed from aramid filament yarns exposed to an anti-fray formulation including colloidal silica, polyurethane dispersion, and phosphonate that does not impact the beneficial properties of fabrics formed from filament yarns such as structural stability or flame retardancy, but does create a fabric that is more resistant to the unraveling, fraying, and slipping of seams, is also provided.