D04H1/43835

CLEANING FABRIC
20190106819 · 2019-04-11 ·

Fabrics are provided that include mono-component staple fibers, a first group of split staple fibers comprising a first polymeric material, and a second group of split staple fibers comprising a second polymeric material that is different than the first polymeric material. The mono-component staple fibers, the first group of split staple fibers, and the second group of split staple fibers are physically entangled together to define a consolidated nonwoven. The fabrics may be physically entangled by hydroentanglement.

Filter media including a filtration layer comprising synthetic fibers

Filter media comprising a filtration layer comprising synthetic fibers (e.g., pleatable backer layer) and related components, systems, and methods associated herewith are provided. In some embodiments, the filtration layer comprising synthetic fibers may be a non-woven web comprising a blend of coarse and fine diameter fibers. The filtration layer comprising synthetic fibers may be designed to have desirable performance properties without compromising certain mechanical properties, such as the pleatability of the media. In some embodiments, a filter media, described herein, may comprise the filtration layer comprising synthetic fibers and an efficiency layer. Filter media, as described herein, may be particularly well-suited for applications that involve filtering air, though the media may also be used in other applications.

LAYER FOR ABSORBENT ARTICLE
20190099301 · 2019-04-04 ·

A carded staple fiber nonwoven comprising three or more stratums. The carded staple fiber nonwoven has a basis weight of up to about 175 gsm and includes a blend of absorbing fibers, stiffening fibers and filler fibers. The carded staple fiber nonwoven is heat stiffened and the three or more stratums are integrated without adhesives.

Economical fire barrier nonwoven
10246806 · 2019-04-02 · ·

Provided herein is a new fire barrier nonwoven composed of flame retardant (FR) cellulosic fiber(s) and untreated cellulosic fiber(s) and optionally a binder fiber and methods of making the same, wherein the FR cellulosic fiber contains FR chemical(s) or FR compound(s) that have melting point or decomposition temperature at 400 C. (752 F.) or below. The FR performance of the new nonwoven provided herein is comparable to the conventional FR nonwoven (FR cellulosic fiber/binder fiber), but has advantages in cost effectiveness.

Methods and compositions for promoting the structural integrity of scaffolds for tissue engineering

Aspects of the disclosure relate to synthetic tissue or organ scaffolds and methods and compositions for promoting or maintaining their structural integrity. Aspects of the disclosure are useful to prevent scaffold damage (e.g., delamination) during or after implantation into a host. Aspects of the disclosure are useful to stabilize tissue or organ scaffolds that include electrospun fibers.

Composite nonwoven sheet material

A composite nonwoven sheet material includes pulp fibers, a reinforcement material and microfibers. The sheet material has one pulp-enriched first outer layer and one microfiber-enriched second outer layer, the reinforcement material is thereby interposed between the pulp-enriched first outer layer and the microfiber-enriched second outer layer and the pulp fibers and the microfibers penetrate the reinforcement material. Also disclosed is a process of producing such composite nonwoven sheet material and the use of such composite nonwoven sheet material.

Flame retardant non-woven fabric for mattress and manufaturing method thereof

The present invention relates to a flame-retardant nonwoven fabric for a mattress, and a flame-retardant nonwoven fabric for mattresses comprising flame-retardant rayon (FR-Rayon) staple fibers of 20 to 50% by weight; modacrylic staple fibers of 30 to 60% by weight; polyimide (PI) staple fibers of 10 to 30% by weight; and low melting polyester (LM PET) staple fibers of 5 to 20% by weight provides enhanced flame retarding and mechanical properties.

ANTIBACTERIAL AND ANTIVIRAL DEGRADABLE MASK AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF

An antibacterial and antiviral degradable mask and a manufacturing method thereof are provided. From outside to inside, the mask sequentially comprises a surface layer (1), a core layer (2), and an inner layer (3) that contacts the face; the surface layer (1) is made of an antibacterial and antiviral cellulose spunlace non-woven fabric; the core layer (2) is made of a polypropylene melt-blown non-woven fabric; the inner layer (3) is made of a polypropylene spunbond non-woven fabric or a degradable natural cotton fabric. The mask can have both antibacterial and antiviral functions; moreover, the material is degradable, and thus, environmental pollution pressure caused by non-degradable petroleum-based fiber materials such as polypropylene can be effectively relieved.

COMPOSITE WIPING NON-WOVEN FABRIC AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREFOR
20240240374 · 2024-07-18 ·

A composite wiping non-woven fabric with a layered structure, having an upper surface layer, a middle fiber layer, and a lower surface layer; the upper surface layer and the lower surface layer of the composite wiping non-woven fabric are formed by melt-blown fibers, and the middle fiber layer is formed at least by viscose fibers: a weight of the middle fiber layer is greater than or equal to 65% of a total weight of the composite wiping non-woven fabric; there are fiber interlacing and intertwining areas between the upper surface layer and the middle fiber layer, as well as between the lower surface layer and the middle fiber layer.

SPUN-BONDED COMPOSITE WIPING NON-WOVEN FABRIC AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREFOR
20240240375 · 2024-07-18 ·

A spunbound composite wiping non-woven fabric with a layered structure of an upper surface layer, a middle fiber layer, and a lower surface layer arranged in sequence; at least one of the upper surface layer and the lower surface layer is formed by a spunbound filaments, and the middle fiber layer is formed at least by viscose fibers; a weight of the middle fiber layer is greater than or equal to 65% of a total weight of the spunbound composite wiping non-woven fabric; fiber interfacing and intertwining areas exist between the upper surface layer and the middle fiber layer, as well as between the lower surface layer and the middle fiber layer.