D04H1/4358

Multilayer porous membrane

The invention relates to a therapeutic composition comprising an inner portion and a biocompatible membrane fully or partially surrounding the inner portion. The biocompatible membrane comprises at least two layers: a first layer of a porous, nonwoven network of thermoplastic polyurethane polymer fibers formed by electrospinning and having a porosity of greater than or equal to 50%; an average pore diameter of less than 5 m; and has a thickness in the range 10 to 250 m; and a second layer of a porous, nonwoven network of thermoplastic polymer fibers formed by electrospinning. The second layer has a mean average fiber diameter of the second layer is greater than the mean average fiber diameter in the first layer, and/or wherein the average pore diameter of the second layer is greater than the average pore diameter of the first layer. The inner portion comprises a therapeutic agent. The invention also relates to uses of the membrane and therapeutic composition, for instance, to encapsulate therapeutic cells.

Multilayer porous membrane

The invention relates to a therapeutic composition comprising an inner portion and a biocompatible membrane fully or partially surrounding the inner portion. The biocompatible membrane comprises at least two layers: a first layer of a porous, nonwoven network of thermoplastic polyurethane polymer fibers formed by electrospinning and having a porosity of greater than or equal to 50%; an average pore diameter of less than 5 m; and has a thickness in the range 10 to 250 m; and a second layer of a porous, nonwoven network of thermoplastic polymer fibers formed by electrospinning. The second layer has a mean average fiber diameter of the second layer is greater than the mean average fiber diameter in the first layer, and/or wherein the average pore diameter of the second layer is greater than the average pore diameter of the first layer. The inner portion comprises a therapeutic agent. The invention also relates to uses of the membrane and therapeutic composition, for instance, to encapsulate therapeutic cells.

PROCESS FOR LAYING FIBROUS WEBS FROM A CENTRIFUGAL SPINNING PROCESS

A method for laying down a nanoweb of nanofibers from a centrifugal spinning process by a combination of an air flow field and a charging arrangement. Fibrous streams in the form of fibrils of molten polymer or polymer solution are discharged from a rotating member into an air flow field that is essentially parallel to the direction of discharge of fibrils at the point of discharge of the fibrils. The fibrous streams are attentuated and directed by means of the air flow field onto the surface of a collector to form a nanoweb. The fibrous streams are charged along all or at least a portion of their route from the point of discharge to the surface of the collector.

PROCESS FOR LAYING FIBROUS WEBS FROM A CENTRIFUGAL SPINNING PROCESS

A method for laying down a nanoweb of nanofibers from a centrifugal spinning process by a combination of an air flow field and a charging arrangement. Fibrous streams in the form of fibrils of molten polymer or polymer solution are discharged from a rotating member into an air flow field that is essentially parallel to the direction of discharge of fibrils at the point of discharge of the fibrils. The fibrous streams are attentuated and directed by means of the air flow field onto the surface of a collector to form a nanoweb. The fibrous streams are charged along all or at least a portion of their route from the point of discharge to the surface of the collector.

Reinforcing Material for Textiles
20250043474 · 2025-02-06 ·

The present invention relates to a reinforcement material for textiles consisting of a non-woven support made of melt-spun polymer fibers and a hot-melt adhesive composition applied thereto, and to the use thereof.

Reinforcing Material for Textiles
20250043474 · 2025-02-06 ·

The present invention relates to a reinforcement material for textiles consisting of a non-woven support made of melt-spun polymer fibers and a hot-melt adhesive composition applied thereto, and to the use thereof.

Matte film and method of manufacturing the same

Provided is matte film including: a film layer that is formed in a nano-web shape by electrospinning a polymer material; an ink layer that is coated on one surface of the film layer; and an adhesive layer that is laminated on the other surface of the film layer through electrospinning. Since the film layer is formed in a nano-web shape so that fiber strands are accumulated, the matte film can be thinly produced and have a non-glossy function of performing scattered reflection of light and a fingerprint-preventive function of making fingerprints imprinted. Further, the surface strength of the matte film can be reinforced.

Matte film and method of manufacturing the same

Provided is matte film including: a film layer that is formed in a nano-web shape by electrospinning a polymer material; an ink layer that is coated on one surface of the film layer; and an adhesive layer that is laminated on the other surface of the film layer through electrospinning. Since the film layer is formed in a nano-web shape so that fiber strands are accumulated, the matte film can be thinly produced and have a non-glossy function of performing scattered reflection of light and a fingerprint-preventive function of making fingerprints imprinted. Further, the surface strength of the matte film can be reinforced.

Process for laying fibrous webs from a centrifugal spinning process

A method for laying down a nanoweb of nanofibers from a centrifugal spinning process by a combination of an air flow field and a charging arrangement. Fibrous streams in the form of fibrils of molten polymer or polymer solution are discharged from a rotating member into an air flow field that is essentially parallel to the direction of discharge of fibrils at the point of discharge of the fibrils. The fibrous streams are attenuated and directed by means of the air flow field onto the surface of a collector to form a nanoweb. The fibrous streams are charged along all or at least a portion of their route from the point of discharge to the surface of the collector.

Process for laying fibrous webs from a centrifugal spinning process

A method for laying down a nanoweb of nanofibers from a centrifugal spinning process by a combination of an air flow field and a charging arrangement. Fibrous streams in the form of fibrils of molten polymer or polymer solution are discharged from a rotating member into an air flow field that is essentially parallel to the direction of discharge of fibrils at the point of discharge of the fibrils. The fibrous streams are attenuated and directed by means of the air flow field onto the surface of a collector to form a nanoweb. The fibrous streams are charged along all or at least a portion of their route from the point of discharge to the surface of the collector.