CN219583684U - Antistatic flocking composite fabric - Google Patents
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The utility model discloses an antistatic flocking composite fabric, which comprises a composite base cloth layer, wherein the composite base cloth layer is formed by compositing a conductive fabric layer and a bacteriostatic layer, the upper surface of the conductive fabric layer is provided with a flocking layer, and the flocking layer is formed by conducting composite yarns and nylon fluff through electrostatic flocking; the conductive fabric layer is a 2/2 plain weave fabric, wherein the first weft yarn of the conductive fabric layer is cotton/Ti 3C2 yarn, the second weft yarn is nylon fiber, the first warp yarn of the conductive fabric layer is terylene conductive fiber, and the second warp yarn is bamboo charcoal fiber. By using cotton/Ti 3C2 yarns in the flocking layer and the composite base cloth layer, the flocking layer and the composite base cloth layer have conductivity, so that the occurrence probability of static electricity is reduced. In addition, the cotton/Ti 3C2 yarn has good hydrophilicity, so that the defect that the flocking composite fabric is too dry can be effectively overcome, and the effect of reducing static electricity can be achieved.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to the field of composite fabrics, in particular to an antistatic flocking composite fabric.
Background
The flocking composite fabric is formed by taking various composite fabrics as base fabrics, planting nylon fluff or viscose fluff on the front surface, and then carrying out baking, steaming and washing, wherein the flocked composite fabric has plump texture, soft hand feeling, bright color and luster and unique style, and is popular with consumers. Although the flocking fabric has various advantages, static electricity is extremely easy to generate at low temperature, and bad experience is brought to people. Therefore, a fabric capable of eliminating static electricity to enhance the use experience is needed.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above-mentioned shortcomings, the present utility model aims to provide an antistatic flocking composite fabric, so as to avoid static electricity generated during use.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the technical scheme of the utility model is as follows:
the antistatic flocking composite fabric comprises a composite base fabric layer, wherein the composite base fabric layer is formed by compounding a conductive fabric layer and a bacteriostatic layer, a flocking layer is arranged on the upper surface of the conductive fabric layer, and the flocking layer is formed by conducting composite yarns and nylon fluff through electrostatic flocking; the conductive fabric layer is a 2/2 plain weave fabric, wherein the first weft yarn of the conductive fabric layer is cotton/Ti 3C2 yarn, the second weft yarn is nylon fiber, the first warp yarn of the conductive fabric layer is terylene conductive fiber, and the second warp yarn is bamboo charcoal fiber.
Preferably, the conductive composite yarn is formed by interlacing cotton/Ti 3C2 yarns and nylon yarns.
Preferably, the antibacterial layer is formed by interweaving chitosan fibers in a 2/2 plain weave mode.
Preferably, a waterproof film is further sprayed on the lower surface of the antibacterial layer.
Preferably, a layer of PU foaming layer is further compounded on the lower surface of the waterproof film.
The beneficial effects are that: 1. the MXene-based fiber material in the cotton/Ti 3C2 yarn has good conductivity, the cotton/Ti 3C2 yarn can keep good conductivity as a whole, accumulation of static charge is avoided, and conductivity of the base fabric composite layer and the flocking layer is fully improved by using the/Ti 3C2 yarn in the composite base fabric layer and the flocking layer, so that occurrence probability of static charge is effectively reduced. 2. In the scheme, the cotton/Ti 3C2 yarn has good hydrophilicity, can absorb moisture in air, can effectively solve the problem that the traditional flocking composite fabric is too dry, and can also play a role in reducing the occurrence probability of static electricity. 3. The cotton/Ti 3C2 yarn used in the scheme has the advantages that the base yarn is cotton yarn, the skin-friendly performance is good, and the touch feeling of the flocking composite fabric can be improved.
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FIG. 1 is a layer structure diagram of the present utility model;
FIG. 2 is an organization chart of a composite base fabric layer;
fig. 3 is a schematic structural view of the conductive composite yarn.
Reference numerals: 100. composite base cloth layer 110, conductive fabric layer 120, antibacterial layer 200, flocking layer 210, conductive composite yarn 220, nylon fluff 300, waterproof membrane 400, PU foaming layer.
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The following description of the embodiments of the present utility model will be made clearly and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which it is apparent that the embodiments described are only some embodiments of the present utility model, but not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be made by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the utility model without making any inventive effort, are intended to be within the scope of the utility model.
An antistatic flocking composite fabric as shown in fig. 1 to 3 includes a composite base fabric layer 100, and a flocking layer 200 planted on an upper surface of the composite base fabric layer 100 by electrostatic flocking. The flocking layer 200 is formed by two kinds of fibers uniformly planted on a composite base cloth layer, specifically, conductive composite yarn 210 and nylon nap 220, wherein the proportion of the conductive composite yarn and nylon Long Rongmao in the flocking layer is 3/7-1/9. The conductive composite yarn has the function of conducting electricity, avoiding static electricity generated by accumulation of static charges on the flocking layer, and the nylon fluff has the function of providing soft touch feeling for the flocking layer. Preferably, the conductive composite yarn 210 is formed by interlacing cotton/Ti 3C2 yarns and nylon yarns. The conductive composite yarn with the structure has the advantages that the cotton/Ti 3C2 yarn has good conductivity and hydrophilicity, and the nylon yarn can provide wear resistance for the conductive composite yarn, so that the durability of the conductive composite yarn is ensured.
The composite base fabric layer 100 is formed by compounding the conductive fabric layer 110 and the antibacterial layer 120. Wherein the conductive fabric layer is disposed above, the flocking layer 200 is uniformly planted on the conductive fabric layer 110 to induce generated charges into the conductive fabric layer to prevent static electricity from being generated on the flocking layer. The conductive fabric layer 110 is a fabric with a 2/2 plain weave structure, specifically, the adopted yarns are cotton/Ti 3C2 yarns as first weft yarns and nylon fibers as second weft yarns, the first warp yarns of the conductive fabric layer are polyester conductive fibers, and the second warp yarns are bamboo charcoal fibers.
It should be noted that the antibacterial layer 120 also adopts a 2/2 plain weave structure, wherein the yarn fibers used in the antibacterial layer are chitosan fibers with antibacterial effect.
In addition, in order to enhance the water repellency, a waterproof film 300 is further sprayed on the lower surface of the bacteriostatic layer 120. The waterproof film is a polymer resin film.
A PU foam layer 400 is further laminated on the lower surface of the waterproof membrane. The foaming layer is soft and elastic, the bearing capacity of the fabric can be improved, and the feeling of a person sitting on the fabric is improved.
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1. An antistatic flocking composite fabric is characterized in that: the composite fabric comprises a composite base fabric layer (100), wherein the composite base fabric layer (100) is formed by compounding a conductive fabric layer (110) and a bacteriostatic layer (120), a flocking layer (200) is arranged on the upper surface of the conductive fabric layer (110), and the flocking layer (200) is formed by electrostatic flocking of conductive composite yarns (210) and nylon fluff (220); the conductive fabric layer (110) is a 2/2 plain weave fabric, wherein first weft yarns of the conductive fabric layer (110) are cotton/Ti 3C2 yarns, second weft yarns are nylon fibers, first warp yarns of the conductive fabric layer (110) are polyester conductive fibers, and second warp yarns are bamboo charcoal fibers.
2. An antistatic flocked composite fabric as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the conductive composite yarn (210) is formed by interlacing cotton/Ti 3C2 yarns and nylon yarns.
3. An antistatic flocked composite fabric as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the antibacterial layer (120) is formed by interweaving chitosan fibers in a 2/2 plain way.
4. An antistatic flocked composite fabric as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the lower surface of the antibacterial layer (120) is also sprayed with a waterproof film (300).
5. An antistatic flocked composite fabric as in claim 4, wherein: the lower surface of the waterproof film (300) is also compounded with a PU foaming layer (400).
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