METHOD FOR PRODUCING IMPREGNATED NON-WOVEN FABRIC EXPEDIENTLY FOR PURPOSE OF SHOE-INDUSTRIAL MIDDLE SOLE
An impregnating agent is prepd. for nonwoven staple fibre fabrics, mainly needle-felts. Impregnation solidifies the felt and a flexible, stiff, resilient, and if required water-proof material is produced, to be used as intermediate soiling in shoes. Such an interpole consists of, (all wt.%): a mixt....
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Format | Patent |
Language | English |
Published |
28.06.1989
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Edition | 4 |
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Summary: | An impregnating agent is prepd. for nonwoven staple fibre fabrics, mainly needle-felts. Impregnation solidifies the felt and a flexible, stiff, resilient, and if required water-proof material is produced, to be used as intermediate soiling in shoes. Such an interpole consists of, (all wt.%): a mixt. of, 10-20 natural and/or modified natural fibres and 60-95 synthetic fibres, subjected to mechanical dry needle-felting. Based on felt 75-120 pref. 95-115 binder is added. The binder is applied from an aq. impregnating bath contg. 10-50 pref. 20-35 solids. The impregnating bath contains 10-50 pref. 20-35 of an aq. dispersion of a crosslinkable polymer, 50-90 of an aq. soln. of a synthetic resin precondensate and 0-3 pref. 1.0-1.8 of an aq. dispersion of an amino-functional, polyethylene-siloxane and customary catalyst. Thickening agents and pigments may be present too. - Drying follows impregnation. The impregnated felt is finally best treated at 140-180 deg.C pref. at least 160 deg.C. |
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Bibliography: | Application Number: HU19860002593 |