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Description
L 411-8777 1
Frottierware
Die vorliegende Erfindung betrifft eine Frottierware, welche in an sich bekannter Weise aus einem textilen Grundkörper und einem mit dem Grundkörper verbundenen Flor besteht.
Frottierwaren sind textile Artikel mit besonderer Saugfähigkeit und angenehmem Griff, die in insbesondere im Heimtextilienbereich verwendet werden. Charakteristisch für Frottierwaren ist der Flor (insbesondere in Form von Gamschlingen), welcher mit einem textilen Grundkörper, z.B. einem Gewebe, verbunden ist.
Der Begriff "Frottierware" umfasst für die Zwecke der vorliegende Erfindung insbesondere, aber nicht ausschliesslich, Produkte wie Frottiergewebe, Veloursfrottierwaren, Walkfrottierwaren, Zwirnfrottierwaren und Frottewaren.
Frottierwaren, z.B.
Handtücher, haben insbesondere hinsichtlich ihrer Weichheit, ihrer Saugfähigkeit, ihrem Bausch und ihrer Bauschbeständigkeit (bei Lagerung darf ein Handtuchstapel unter dem eigenen Gewicht nicht zusammensinken) besondere Anforderungen zu erfüllen.
Derzeit bestehen im Handel befindliche Frottierwaren im wesentlichen aus Baumwolle. Handtücher aus Baumwolle besitzen den geforderten Bausch, Bauschbeständigkeit und Saugfähigkeit.
Um die notwendige Weichheit des Produkts zu erreichen, müssen Baumwollprodukte aber mit einem Weichmacher ausgerüstet werden. In der Haushaltswäsche ist die Verwendung von Weichspülern erforderlich. Sowohl Weichmacher als auch Weichspüler stehen im Verdacht, allergieauslösend zu sein.
Weichmacher reduzieren ausserdem die Saugfähigkeit und Sauggeschwindigkeit von damit ausgerüsteteten Produkten erheblich.
Frottierwaren aus herkömmlichen Modalfasern sind ohne die Verwendung von Weichmachern und Weichspülern weich und auch saugfähig, besitzen jedoch einen geringeren Bausch und eine geringere Bauschbeständigkeit als Produkte aus 100% Baumwolle.
Frottierwaren, die eine Mischung von Baumwolle und Modalfasern enthalten, sind weich, saugfähig und haben genügend Bausch, weisen aber keine ausreichende Bauschbeständigkeit auf. - »
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Frottierwaren aus Synthesefasern (z.B.
Micro-Polyester) sind weich, müssen aber mit hydrophilen Chemikalien ausgerüstet werden um genügend Saugfähigkeit zu erreichen.
Es ist die Aufgabe der vorliegenden Erfindung, Frottierwaren zur Verfügung zu stellen, welche in hervorragender Weise die an solche textile Artikel gestellten Anforderungen erfüllen, ohne die oben erwähnten Nachteile von Produkten des Standes der Technik aufzuweisen.
Diese Aufgabe wird mit einer Frottierware gelöst, die dadurch gekennzeichnet ist, dass der Grundkörper und/oder der Flor zumindest teilweise eine Cellulosefaser ausgewählt aus der Gruppe bestehend aus Viskosefasern, Modalfasern und Lyocell enthält, welche Cellulosefaser einen Titer von mehr als 1,7 dtex bis 4,5 dtex aufweist.
Es wurde überraschenderweise gefunden, dass der Einsatz von "man-made"-Cellulosefasern, d.h.
Viskosefasern, Modalfasern und Lyocellfasern, in einem speziellen Titerbereich von mehr als 1 ,7 dtex bis 4,5 dtex in einer Frottierware bewirkt, dass die erfindungsgemässen Produkte sowohl hervorragenden Bausch als auch Bauschbeständigkeit aufweisen.
Die Saugfähigkeit ist im Vergleich zu bestehenden Produkten, welche z.B. Modalfasern mit einem geringeren Titer bzw.
Mischungen aus Modalfasern mit geringerem Titer und Baumwolle enthalten, verbessert.
Der Titer der erfindungs gemäss eingesetzten Cellulosefaser beträgt bevorzugt 2 dtex bis 4,5 dtex, besonders bevorzugt 2,2 dtex bis 3,3 dtex, am meisten bevorzugt 2,5 dtex bis 2,6 dtex.
Besonders bevorzugt ist der Einsatz einer Modalfaser im genannten Titerbereich.
Der Name "Modalfaser" ist ein generischer Begriff, der gemäss der Definition der BISFA (Bureau for the International Standardization of Man-Made-Fibers) für eine Cellulosefaser mit einer definierten hohen Nassfestigkeit und einem ebenfalls definierten hohen Nassmodul (d.h. die Kraft, welche benötigt wird, um die Faser in nassem Zustand um 5% zu dehnen) steht. Aufgrund der Weichheit der Modalfaser sind bei der erfindungsgemässen Frottierware weder Weichmacher bei der Herstellung noch Weichspüler im weiteren Gebrauch notwendig.
In der erfindungsgemässen Frottierware kann die eingesetzte Cellulosefaser als Cellulosestapelfaser mit einer Schnittlänge von 30 mm bis 60 mm, bevorzugt 38 mm bis 51 mm, vorliegen.
Die Cellulosefaser kann in Form eines Garnes oder eines daraus hergestellten Zwirnes vorliegen. Als Garne kommen an sich bekannte Typen wie z.B.
Ringgarne, Siro-Garne, OEGarne, Air- Jet-Garne, Core-Garne und Zero-twist-Garne, z.B. in Mischung mit Polyvinylalkohol(PVA)-Fasern in Betracht.
In der erfindungsgemässen Frottierware kann die Cellulosefaser in Mischung mit einem Fasermaterial ausgewählt aus der Gruppe bestehend aus Baumwolle, Polyester, Wolle, Polytetrafluorethylen (PTFE), Polypropylen (PP), Polyamid (PA), Polyacryl (PAC), Polyvinylalkohl (PVA), Leinen, Seide, oder auch Viskosefasern, Lyocellfasern und Modalfasern mit einem z.B. niedrigeren Titerbereich, und/oder Mischungen daraus vorliegen.
Insbesondere ist eine Mischung einer Modalfaser im genannten Titerbereich mit Baumwolle vorteilhaft.
In einer bevorzugten Ausführungsform bestehen der textile Grundkörper und/oder der Flor im wesentlichen vollständig aus der Cellulosefaser bzw. der die Cellulosefaser enthaltenden Mischung.
Damit ist gemeint, dass zur Herstellung des Grundkörpers und/oder des Flors ausschliesslich Garne aus der Cellulosefaser bzw. Mischgarne aus der Cellulosefaser und einer zweiten Komponente, z.B. Baumwolle, eingesetzt werden.
Der Anteil der Cellulosefaser am Grundkörper und/oder am Flor beträgt vorteilhafterweise 1% bis 100%, bevorzugt 10% bis 100%, besonders bevorzugt 30% bis 100%).
Besonders bevorzugt sind Mischungen aus jeweils 30% bis 50% Modalfasern und 70% bis 50% Baumwolle, z.B. 30% Modalfasern/70% Baumwolle oder 50% Modalfasern/50% Baumwolle.
Diese Mischungen können, wie erwähnt im Material des Flors und/oder im Material des Grundgewebes eingesetzt werden.
In einer möglichen Ausführungsform besteht lediglich der Flor im wesentlichen vollständig aus der Cellulosefaser bzw. enthält eine Mischung mit einer anderen Faser, und der Grundkörper besteht aus einem anderen Fasermaterial. Vorteilhaft ist eine Ausführungsform > mit einem Grundkörper aus beispielsweise 100% Baumwolle und einem Flor aus 100% Modalfasern oder einer Mischung aus 50%) Modalfasern und 50% Baumwolle.
In einer weiteren Ausführungsform bestehen sowohl der Flor als auch der Grundkörper im wesentlichen vollständig aus der Cellulosefaser bzw. enthalten eine Mischung mit einer anderen Faser.
Vorteilhaft ist eine Ausführungsform, in welcher sowohl der Grundkörper als auch der Flor aus 100%) Modalfasern oder einer Mischung aus 50%> Modalfasern und 50%> Baumwolle bzw. einer Mischung aus 30% Modalfasern und 70%> Baumwolle bestehen.
In einer weiteren Ausführungsform besteht der Grundkörper entweder aus 100%> Baumwolle oder 100%) Modalfasern. Der Flor besteht aus zwei Fäden, nämlich einem Faden aus 100%) Modalfasern und einem Faden aus 100% Baumwolle. Diese Konstruktion erlaubt, je nach Musterung, gezielt mit Schwerpunkt auf die Modalfasern bzw. die Baumwolle gewebt zu werden. Bei einer Stückfärbung mit geeigneten Farbstoffen unterscheiden sich der Baumwoll- bzw. der Modalfaseranteil in Farbton und Farbtiefe (z.B. Jacquard-Effekt).
Anstatt Baumwolle kann für den zweiten Faden auch eine Faser aus der Gruppe Polyester, Wolle, Polypropylen, Polyamid, Polyacryl, Polyvinylalkohol, Leinen, Seide, Viskose und Lyocell und/oder Mischungen daraus verwendet werden.
In der erfindungsgemässen Frottierware besteht, wie an sich bekannt, der Flor bevorzugt aus Garnschlingen oder wie bei Velourwaren aus geschorenen Garnschlingen.
Der textile Grundkörper ist bevorzugt aus der Gruppe bestehend aus Geweben, Kettengewirken, Gestricken und Nähgewirken ausgewählt.
Die erfindungsgemässe Frottierware liegt bevorzugt in Form von bzw. als Bestandteil eines Artikels ausgewählt aus der Gruppe bestehend aus Handtüchern, Strandtüchern, Badetüchern, Saunatüchern, Bademänteln, Waschlappen, Badeteppiche, Bettwäsche, z.B.
Leintüchern und Deckenüberzügen, Babybekleidung, Socken, Futterstoffen und Windeln vor.
Beispiele:
Beispiel 1 :
Die Kette des Grundkörpers besteht aus einem 100% Baumwollgarn (Ne23,5/2 oder Nel2/1), der Schuss ebenfalls aus 100%) Baumwolle -(Ne 16,5/1). Für den Flor wird ein **
Mischgarn aus 50% Modalfasem (2,2 dtex, Schnittlänge 38 mm) und 50%> Baumwolle (Ne 16,5/1) verwendet. Das fertige Produkt besitzt eine hervorragende Saugfähigkeit, einen hohen Bausch und eine exzellente Bauschbeständigkeit. Der Artikel besitzt einen inhärent weichen und angenehmen Griff.
Eine Ausrüstung mit Weichmachern ist nicht notwendig, sondern hat sogar negative Auswirkungen, da die Saugfähigkeit und Sauggeschwindigkeit deutlich vermindert werden.
Beispiel 2:
Die Kette des Grundkörpers besteht wie in Beispiel 1 aus einem 100% Baumwollgarn (Ne23,5/2 oder Nel2/1) und der Schuss aus 100%> Baumwolle - Ne 16,5/1. Für den Flor wird eine Garnmischung aus 88% Modalfasem (2,2 dtex, Schnittlänge 51 mm) und 12% PVA (Ne 12 Zero-twist-Garn) verwendet. Die PV A-Fasem werden in der weiteren Verarbeitung des Produktes herausgelöst, wodurch das Gewicht des Produktes kleiner wird. Das fertige Produkt besitzt eine hervorragende Saugfähigkeit und ein sehr hohes Volumen des Schlingengams.
Aufgrund der verbesserten Fasereinbindung im Schlingen-Garn durch Einsatz einer Faser mit einer Schnittlänge von 51mm verliert ein derartiges Handtuch nach Wäschen deutlich weniger Faser als ein vergleichbares Handtuch mit einem Flor aus 88% Baumwolle und 12% PVA.
L 411-8777 1
terry
The present invention relates to a terry product which consists of a textile base body and a pile connected to the main body in a manner known per se.
Terry goods are textile articles with special absorbency and pleasant grip, which are used in particular in the home textile sector. Characteristic of terry products is the pile (especially in the form of Gamschlingen), which with a textile body, e.g. a tissue connected.
For the purposes of the present invention, the term "terry toweling product" includes in particular, but not exclusively, products such as terry toweling, velor terry products, terry toweling products, twisted terry products and terry toweling products.
Terry goods, e.g.
Towels, in particular with regard to their softness, their absorbency, their bulk and their resistance to bulking (when stored a pile of towels may not collapse under their own weight) to meet special requirements.
At present, terry goods on the market are essentially made of cotton. Cotton towels have the required bulk, resistance to bulking and absorbency.
However, to achieve the necessary softness of the product, cotton products must be finished with a plasticizer. Household linen requires the use of fabric softeners. Both plasticizers and fabric softeners are suspected of being allergenic.
Plasticizers also significantly reduce the absorbency and wicking speed of products equipped with them.
Terry fabrics made of conventional modal fibers are soft and absorbent without the use of plasticizers and fabric softeners, but have less bulk and less resistance to bulking than 100% cotton products.
Terry products containing a mixture of cotton and modal fibers are soft, absorbent and have sufficient bulk, but do not have sufficient resistance to bulking. - »
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Terry goods of synthetic fibers (e.g.
Micro-polyester) are soft, but must be equipped with hydrophilic chemicals to achieve sufficient absorbency.
It is the object of the present invention to provide terry products which excellently meet the requirements imposed on such textile articles without having the above-mentioned disadvantages of prior art products.
This object is achieved with a terry product, which is characterized in that the base body and / or the pile at least partially contains a cellulose fiber selected from the group consisting of viscose fibers, modal fibers and lyocell, which cellulose fiber has a titer of more than 1.7 dtex 4.5 dtex.
It has surprisingly been found that the use of "man-made" cellulose fibers, i.
Viscose fibers, modal fibers and lyocell fibers, in a specific titer range of more than 1.7 dtex to 4.5 dtex in a terry product, causes the products according to the invention to have both excellent bulk and resistance to bulking.
The absorbency is compared to existing products which are e.g. Modal fibers with a lower titer or
Contains mixtures of modal fibers of lower titre and cotton, improved.
The titer of the cellulose fiber used according to the invention is preferably from 2 dtex to 4.5 dtex, more preferably from 2.2 dtex to 3.3 dtex, most preferably from 2.5 dtex to 2.6 dtex.
Particularly preferred is the use of a modal fiber in said titre range.
The term "modal fiber" is a generic term used in the definition of BISFA for a cellulosic fiber having a defined high wet strength and also a defined high wet modulus (ie, the force needed is to stretch the fiber in the wet state by 5%) is. Due to the softness of the modal fiber in the terry toweling product according to the invention, neither plasticizer during production nor fabric softener in further use are necessary.
In the terry toweling product according to the invention, the cellulose fiber used may be in the form of a cellulosic staple fiber having a cut length of 30 mm to 60 mm, preferably 38 mm to 51 mm.
The cellulose fiber may be in the form of a yarn or a twine made therefrom. As yarns, known types such as e.g.
Ring yarns, siro yarns, OEG yarns, air jet yarns, core yarns and zero twist yarns, e.g. in admixture with polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) fibers.
In the terry toweling product according to the invention, the cellulose fiber can be mixed with a fiber material selected from the group consisting of cotton, polyester, wool, polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), polypropylene (PP), polyamide (PA), polyacrylic (PAC), polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), linen , Silk, or viscose fibers, lyocell fibers and modal fibers with an example lower titer range, and / or mixtures thereof.
In particular, a mixture of a modal fiber in said titre range with cotton is advantageous.
In a preferred embodiment, the textile base body and / or the pile substantially completely consist of the cellulose fiber or the mixture containing the cellulose fiber.
By this is meant that for the production of the main body and / or the pile exclusively yarns made of the cellulose fiber or blended yarns of the cellulose fiber and a second component, e.g. Cotton, to be used.
The proportion of the cellulose fiber on the base body and / or on the pile is advantageously 1% to 100%, preferably 10% to 100%, particularly preferably 30% to 100%).
Especially preferred are blends of in each case 30% to 50% modal fibers and 70% to 50% cotton, e.g. 30% modal fibers / 70% cotton or 50% modal fibers / 50% cotton.
These mixtures can, as mentioned, be used in the material of the pile and / or in the material of the background fabric.
In one possible embodiment, only the pile substantially entirely consists of the cellulose fiber or contains a mixture with another fiber, and the base body consists of another fiber material. An embodiment is advantageous> with a basic body of, for example, 100% cotton and a pile of 100% modal fibers or a mixture of 50%) modal fibers and 50% cotton.
In a further embodiment, both the pile and the main body consist essentially completely of the cellulose fiber or contain a mixture with another fiber.
An embodiment in which both the base body and the pile consist of 100% modal fibers or a mixture of 50% modal fibers and 50% cotton or a mixture of 30% modal fibers and 70% cotton is advantageous.
In a further embodiment, the base body consists of either 100%> cotton or 100% modal fibers. The pile consists of two threads, namely a thread of 100%) modal fibers and a thread of 100% cotton. This construction allows, depending on the pattern, to be woven specifically with a focus on the modal fibers or the cotton. In the case of a piece dyeing with suitable dyes, the cotton or modal fiber component differ in color tone and color depth (for example jacquard effect).
Instead of cotton, a fiber from the group polyester, wool, polypropylene, polyamide, polyacrylic, polyvinyl alcohol, linen, silk, viscose and lyocell and / or mixtures thereof can be used for the second thread.
In the terry toweling according to the invention, as is known, the pile preferably consists of yarn loops or, as in the case of velor goods, of shorn yarn loops.
The textile base body is preferably selected from the group consisting of woven fabrics, warp knitted fabrics, knitted fabrics and stitchbonded fabrics.
The terry toweling according to the invention is preferably in the form of or as part of an article selected from the group consisting of towels, beach towels, bath towels, sauna towels, bathrobes, washcloths, bath rugs, bed linen, e.g.
Blankets and blankets, baby clothes, socks, linings and diapers.
Examples:
Example 1 :
The chain of the basic body consists of a 100% cotton yarn (Ne23,5 / 2 or Nel2 / 1), the shot also from 100%) cotton - (Ne 16,5 / 1). For the pile is a **
Mixed yarn of 50% modal fibers (2.2 dtex, cut length 38 mm) and 50%> cotton (Ne 16.5 / 1) used. The finished product has excellent absorbency, high bulk and excellent bulk fastness. The article has an inherently soft and comfortable feel.
Equipment with plasticizers is not necessary, but even has negative effects, since the absorbency and suction speed are significantly reduced.
Example 2:
The chain of the main body consists, as in Example 1, of a 100% cotton yarn (Ne23.5 / 2 or Nel2 / 1) and the weft of 100%> cotton - Ne 16.5 / 1. For the pile, a yarn blend of 88% modal fibers (2.2 dtex, 51 mm cut length) and 12% PVA (Ne 12 zero twist yarn) is used. The PV A-Fasem are dissolved out in the further processing of the product, whereby the weight of the product is smaller. The finished product has excellent absorbency and a very high volume of sling.
Due to the improved fiber binding in the loop yarn by using a fiber with a cutting length of 51 mm, such a towel after washing loses significantly less fiber than a comparable towel with a pile of 88% cotton and 12% PVA.
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