D10B2331/042

Lightweight, permeable garment formed from monofilament yarns

Aspects herein relate to a garment that comprises a first knit textile comprising a cell configuration having a knitted perimeter portion and a knitted central portion that is integrally knitted with and enclosed within the knitted perimeter portion. The knitted perimeter portion comprises a first percentage by weight of a first yarn type and a second yarn type. The knitted central portion comprises only the second yarn type. The knitted textile further comprises a second knit textile that is integrally knit with the first knit textile and comprises a plurality of linear knit portions. A first linear knit portion comprises a first percentage by weight of the first yarn type and a second linear knit portion comprises solely the second yarn type. The first linear knit portion of the plurality of linear portions is directly interlooped with a second leaner knit portion.

Protective woven fabric and process for producing same

A protective woven fabric of the present invention includes super fiber yarns. The warp of the woven fabric is a covered yarn (1, 4, 5) composed of two or more twisted inorganic filament yarns as core yarns (2a, 2b) and one or more super fiber yarns (3, 3a, 3b, 3c) as covering yarns that are wound and twisted around the core yarns (2a, 2b), and a weft thereof is a super fiber yarn. Preferably, the covered yarn is a W covered yarn in which a twist coefficient K of the covering yarns with respect to the core yarns is 2000 to 30000. Due to this, it is possible to provide a protective woven fabric that, even when the warp and the weft is squeezed or rubbed by the reed, heddles, etc., of a loom, has few defects such as fluff or fiber aggregates and which has a satisfactory weaving pattern while retaining a high protective function. A force required to cut this woven fabric is 50 N or more, preferably 60 N or more, as measured through a cutting test in accordance with JIS-T8052, even when the fabric is a monolayer woven fabric.

POLYMER MATERIAL COMPRISING AT LEAST ONE DIFFERENT DOPING ELEMENT, USES AND PRODUCTION METHOD
20190192560 · 2019-06-27 ·

A polymer material comprises one or more different doping elements. The or at least one of the different doping elements at least partially absorbs an electromagnetic radiation emitted by a human or animal body and at least partially emits an electromagnetic radiation in an infrared range, preferably in an infrared C range. A textile material comprises the polymer material according to the invention. The invention further relates to medical and non-medical uses of the polymer material according to the invention and to a manufacturing method of the polymer material according to the invention.

THIN LAYER CAPPLY AND LOW-WEIGHT TIRE USING THE SAME
20190160874 · 2019-05-30 ·

The present invention provides a thin layer capply and a low-weight tire to which the thin layer capply is applied. The thin layer capply of the present invention has effects of reducing a rolling resistance of the tire through a weight reduction and improving fuel efficiency of a vehicle in which the tires are mounted while maintaining stiffness required for the tire, by forming the cord spinning layer in a thin tape form by spinning and depositing a plurality of cord strands, rather than twisting a plurality of cord strands to form the capply cord.

Crimped Polyester Conductive Filament, Manufacturing Method and Application Thereof
20190153630 · 2019-05-23 · ·

The present invention relates to a crimped polyester conductive filament, a manufacturing method and an application thereof. The crimped polyester conductive filament is obtained by subjecting a polyester conductive filament to a crimping deformation process, and has a crimp shrinkage of 15%-60% and a crimp stability of 40%-90%. The process of deformation processing is as follows: the conductive fiber protofilament is heated and plasticized by a deformed hot-box, cooled by a cooling plate, twisted and untwisted by a false twister, shaped, added with interlaced nodes, oiled, wound, inspected, and packaged. The crimped polyester conductive filament is beneficial to the subsequent blended weaving, or used alone for weaving, and can exhibit a soft human experience effect, and can be widely used in smart wear and other fields.

EMBOLIC FILTER BALLOON
20180360586 · 2018-12-20 · ·

An embolic filter balloon is disclosed. The embolic filter balloon may comprise an inflatable balloon portion. Further, the inflatable balloon portion may be coupled to a filter member. The embolic filter balloon may be disposed in a body lumen. In some embodiments, the embolic filter balloon may be configured such that when the inflatable balloon portion is at least partially inflated the filter member extends at least partially across the body lumen. Such a configuration may allow the embolic filter balloon, when deployed, to filter particles greater than a predetermined size from a fluid in the body lumen.

HIGH-VISCOSITY PTT POLYMERIZATION REACTOR AND METHOD FOR PREPARING DIRECT MELT-SPUN HIGH-VISCOSITY PTT/LOW-VISCOSITY PET TWO-COMPONENT ELASTIC FIBER
20250230580 · 2025-07-17 · ·

The present disclosure relates to a high-viscosity PTT polymerization reactor and a method for preparing direct melt-spun high-viscosity PTT/low-viscosity PET two-component elastic fiber. A cage disc reactor combinations is designed in the low viscosity zone of the polymerization reactor, a circular channel is designed in the middle portion of the disc reactor combinations, and an agitating shaft is disposed in both the med-high viscosity zone and the high viscosity zone. The cage disc reactor combinations is designed with a material propelling part. The high-viscosity PTT production line comprises a first esterification reactor, a second esterification reactor, a first prepolymerization reactor, a second prepolymerization reactor, and a high-viscosity PTT polymerization reactor. The prepared elastic fiber can reach a fiber strength of 2.63.2 cN/dtex, a crimp shrinkage rate of 25%75%, and a crimp stability of 82%90%.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING PEF RAW YARN

Disclosed is a method for producing a polyethylene-2,5-furandicarboxylate (PEF) raw yarn including a spinning/drawing process wherein an undrawn yarn, obtained by melt-spinning of a PEF-containing resin composition, is continuously drawn into a PEF raw yarn without being recovered and the PEF raw yarn is taken up, wherein the ratio of a rate (T) of taking up the PEF raw yarn to a rate (E) of extrusion of the resin composition into filaments during the melt-spinning (T/E) is 700 to 2,000.

Tire Bead Fiber
20180134098 · 2018-05-17 ·

Provided is bead fiber with which sufficient air volume can be infused for making a high-performance bicycle tire, which has superior workability that does not require drying of the bead fibers when covering the bead fibers with rubber, and which is effective in preventing rim detachment. A high-performance bicycle tire can be obtained by using this tire bead fiber. The tire bead fiber is characterized by being formed using wholly aromatic polyester fiber with a modulus of elasticity of 800 cN/dt or greater.

Composite Yarn of Liquid Crystal Polymer Fibers and Modified Polyacrylonitrile Fibers
20180057968 · 2018-03-01 ·

The invention relates to a yarn made a combination of liquid crystal polymer fibers and M-PAN fibers, as well as methods of manufacturing yarn, methods of manufacturing a textile using the yarn, and apparel made from the yarn.