The present invention is generally related to a high capacity, high efficiency nonwoven filtration media comprising a gradient pore structure. In particular, the filtration media can comprise thermoplastic synthetic microfibers, fibrillated fibers, staple fibers, and a binder. Furthermore, the filtration media may be produced without the use of glass fibers or microglass fibers. A process for making the filtration media is also provided. Consequently, the filtration media of the present invention does not cause the same issues as conventional filtration media that comprises glass fibers and/or microglass fibers. Moreover, the filtration media can be used to treat fuel, lubrication fluids, hydraulic fluids, and various other industrial gases.

The present invention is generally related to a high capacity, high efficiency nonwoven filtration media comprising a gradient pore structure. In particular, the filtration media can comprise thermoplastic synthetic microfibers, fibrillated fibers, staple fibers, and a binder. Furthermore, the filtration media may be produced without the use of glass fibers or microglass fibers. A process for making the filtration media is also provided. Consequently, the filtration media of the present invention does not cause the same issues as conventional filtration media that comprises glass fibers and/or microglass fibers. Moreover, the filtration media can be used to treat fuel, lubrication fluids, hydraulic fluids, and various other industrial gases.

An x-ray detectable fabric comprising: a first set of fibers having a rayon composition; a second set of fibers having a polymeric composition with an x-ray detectable material impregnated therein; wherein the first and second sets of fibers are in an entangled state as a cohesive porous fabric, and wherein fibers in the second set of fibers are distributed throughout the fabric. In particular embodiments, the first and second sets of fibers are in a non-woven state, with a bonding agent maintaining adhesion between the fibers. The polymeric composition in the second set of fibers may be selected from, for example, vinyl addition polymers, polyesters, rayon, nylon, and cellulosic compositions. The first set of fibers may or may not also include an x-ray detectable material.

The invention relates to a method for producing a utensil comprising a plurality of utensil elements with the method steps of providing a first utensil element, wherein the first utensil element was produced from a hydrogel, providing a second utensil element, providing a connecting element and positively and/or non-positively connecting the first utensil element to the second utensil element with the aid of the connecting element, and a nonwoven made from a hydrogel of bacterial nanocellulose which is loaded with a sliding agent, and the use of a hydrogel of bacterial nanocellulose as a stimulation utensil.

The invention relates to a method for producing a utensil comprising a plurality of utensil elements with the method steps of providing a first utensil element, wherein the first utensil element was produced from a hydrogel, providing a second utensil element, providing a connecting element and positively and/or non-positively connecting the first utensil element to the second utensil element with the aid of the connecting element, and a nonwoven made from a hydrogel of bacterial nanocellulose which is loaded with a sliding agent, and the use of a hydrogel of bacterial nanocellulose as a stimulation utensil.

The present invention relates to the use of a viscose fibre for the production of a transparent cosmetic mask. The use according to the invention is characterized in that the viscose fibre is a flat fibre, the cross section of the viscose fibre has a width-to-thickness ratio of 6:1 to 30:1, and the titre of the viscose fibre ranges from 1.0 dtex to 4 dtex.

The present invention relates to the use of a viscose fibre for the production of a transparent cosmetic mask. The use according to the invention is characterized in that the viscose fibre is a flat fibre, the cross section of the viscose fibre has a width-to-thickness ratio of 6:1 to 30:1, and the titre of the viscose fibre ranges from 1.0 dtex to 4 dtex.

The present disclosure is directed to an oil-infused bacterial nanocellulose (BNC) material including a porous body comprising a three-dimensional network of bacterial nanocellulose fibers defining a plurality of interconnected pores; and, an oil infused within the plurality of pores. The present disclosure additionally describes a method of preparing an oil-infused BNC material that incudes fermenting bacteria to form a porous body of bacterial nanocellulose fibers having a three-dimensional network defining a plurality of interconnected pores; mechanically pressing the porous body; dehydrating the porous body; and infusing the porous body with an oil infusion fluid including an oil so as to entrap the oil in the pores of the porous body forming an oil-infused BNC material.

The present disclosure is directed to an oil-infused bacterial nanocellulose (BNC) material including a porous body comprising a three-dimensional network of bacterial nanocellulose fibers defining a plurality of interconnected pores; and, an oil infused within the plurality of pores. The present disclosure additionally describes a method of preparing an oil-infused BNC material that incudes fermenting bacteria to form a porous body of bacterial nanocellulose fibers having a three-dimensional network defining a plurality of interconnected pores; mechanically pressing the porous body; dehydrating the porous body; and infusing the porous body with an oil infusion fluid including an oil so as to entrap the oil in the pores of the porous body forming an oil-infused BNC material.

The present invention relates to an apparatus for manufacturing a fibrous web, a fibrilla fiber aggregate, or a nonwoven fabric by using a woven fabric, a method for manufacturing a fibrous web, a fibrilla fiber aggregate, or a nonwoven fabric by using the apparatus, and a fibrous web, a fibrilla fiber aggregate, or a nonwoven fabric manufactured by the method, especially, a fibrous web, a fibrilla fiber aggregate, or a nonwoven fabric for use in a hemostatic agent or an anti-adhesive agent.