EP0204029A2 - Cover or insole - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a cover or insole, comprising a suction layer made of moisture-storing fibers and a moisture-permeable cover layer made of textile material.
- An insole of the aforementioned type is commercially available.
- the absorbent layer is also on the top a cover layer made of a cotton fabric and covered on the underside with a bottom layer made of cork, the top layer and the bottom layer being sewn through the absorbent layer. Because of the special mutual assignment of the seams and the insole, one-off production is unavoidable, which increases the cost of production.
- the cotton fabric also has a similar moisture storage capacity as the actual absorbent layer. Moisture absorbed is therefore always noticeable in the area of the top of the cover layer, which leads to a considerable impairment of the wearing comfort.
- the invention has for its object to develop a cover or insole for shoes that is inexpensive to manufacture and that always feels dry even after the absorption of moisture on the top.
- cover or insole of the type mentioned at the outset in that the cover layer consists of hydrophobic fibers and in that the fibers enclose capillary-active pores which penetrate the cover layer from the top to the absorbent layer.
- the cover layer of the insole proposed according to the invention has no actual storage capacity for moisture. Moisture striking the top is quickly transported away in the direction of the absorbent layer, which means that the top always feels dry. The wearing comfort of corresponding insoles or insoles experiences a significant increase in value.
- the cover layer preferably consists of an inherently stable flat structure, for example of a woven fabric, a knitted fabric or a nonwoven fabric.
- a woven fabric a knitted fabric or a nonwoven fabric.
- nonwoven there is a need to bond the fibers randomly assigned to one another with sufficient strength. With low basis weights, this generally requires mutual welding and / or the additional use of a binder, which means that in many cases a reduction in the textile properties, in particular the textile softness, has to be accepted. For this reason in particular the use of fabrics which, in addition to good dimensional stability, also have good softness, is preferred.
- the top layer can have vertically outstanding fibers from the upper side, which favors the removal of impinging moisture.
- a corresponding surface structure can be created, for example, by roughening or grinding the surface.
- the proposed insole or insole can be expediently obtained by punching out a material that has been produced over a large area.
- the production is accordingly inexpensive and lends itself particularly to mass production.
- the cover layer contains fibers that are needled into the absorbent layer.
- the absorbent layer also consists of a textile material, for example a nonwoven made of fibers containing viscose.
- the needling of the cover layer and the absorbent layer simultaneously ensures a mutual connection of the two layers of high strength. From this point of view, the use of secondary techniques is not necessary.
- the cover layer and the absorbent layer are glued in zones which are uniformly distributed over the entire contact surface and are point-shaped and / or linear, preferably using a hot melt adhesive. If appropriate, this can also be arranged in the form of an inherently stable grid or fleece between the cover layer and the absorbent layer and activated by heat calendering the structure obtained.
- the use of contact adhesives, chemically cross-linkable adhesives, solvent-softening adhesives or dispersion adhesives is also possible.
- the mutual connection of the cover layer and the absorbent layer can optionally also take place outside the textile factory and, for example, be shifted to the immediate area of the shoe manufacturer. This facilitates the specific adaptation of the cover layer and the absorbent layer to specific requirements of shoe manufacture.
- the advantages achieved with the proposed insole or insole consist primarily in the fact that the upper side always feels dry and warm regardless of the stored moisture volume.
- the the Capillary-active pores that penetrate the top layer can no longer clog and the moisture absorbed is quickly released through the top even in long-term use, for example when the footwear is not used at night.
- the insole shown comprises the cover layer 1 and the absorbent layer 2. These are connected by needling and have a total thickness of 1.5 to 5 mm, preferably that of 2.5 to 3.5 mm.
- the insole shown was obtained by punching out a sheet material that has a weight per unit area of at least 200 g / m 2 , preferably one between 400 and 1200 g / m 2 .
- At least 60% by weight and at most 95% by weight are allotted to the absorbent layer and at most 40% by weight and at least 5% by weight to the cover layer.
- the absorbent layer consists of at least 50% by weight of absorbent fibers, which can be of natural or artificial origin.
- absorbent fibers which can be of natural or artificial origin.
- fully synthetic hollow or pore fibers are preferably used.
- Favorable properties can also be achieved using pulp and / or superabsorbent fibers, such as. B. achieve grafted cellulose fibers with carboxymethyl cellulose.
- the fibers can optionally be glued by means of an additional binder.
- the storage of smell binding substances for example bactericidal and / or fungicidal active substances and activated carbon is also possible.
- the top layer consists of hydrophobic fibers, which should have the best possible abrasion resistance.
- Polyester fibers are preferably used for their production.
- the surface of the insole is characterized by a particularly dry and textile handle under all conditions.
- polypropylene fibers, polyamide fibers, polyacrylic fibers, PVC fibers and other hydrophobic fibers can easily be taken into consideration. These fibers are available at a lower cost.
- the cover layer and the absorbent layer are placed on top of one another and needled from the direction of the cover layer.
- the overall structure thus obtained is characterized by good strength and can be used directly as a raw material for punching out the individual insoles.
- the proposed cover or insole has a water absorption capacity of at least 100% by weight, preferably that of 150 to 400% by weight. It dries out quickly overnight and is fully washable.
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Die Erfindung betrifft eine Deck- oder Einlegesohle, umfassend eine Saugschicht aus feuchtigkeitsspeichernden Fasern sowie eine feuchtigkeitsdurchlässig darauf festgelegte Deckschicht aus Textilmaterial.The invention relates to a cover or insole, comprising a suction layer made of moisture-storing fibers and a moisture-permeable cover layer made of textile material.
Eine Einlegesohle der vorgenannten Art befindet sich im Handel. Die Saugschicht ist dabei oberseitig mit einer Deckschicht aus einem Baumwollgewebe abgedeckt und unterseitig mit einer Unterschicht aus Kork, wobei die Deckschicht und die Unterschicht durch die Saugschicht hindurch vernäht sind. Wegen der speziellen gegenseitigen Zuordnung der Nähte und der Einlegesohle ist dabei eine Einzelfertigung unumgänglich, was die Herstellung verteuert. Das Baumwollgewebe weist darüber hinaus eine ähnliche Speicherfähigkeit der Feuchtigkeit auf wie die eigentliche Saugschicht. Aufgenommene Feuchtigkeit ist daher stets auch im Bereich der Oberseite der Deckschicht spürbar, was zu einer erheblichen Beeinträchtigung des Tragekomforts führt.An insole of the aforementioned type is commercially available. The absorbent layer is also on the top a cover layer made of a cotton fabric and covered on the underside with a bottom layer made of cork, the top layer and the bottom layer being sewn through the absorbent layer. Because of the special mutual assignment of the seams and the insole, one-off production is unavoidable, which increases the cost of production. The cotton fabric also has a similar moisture storage capacity as the actual absorbent layer. Moisture absorbed is therefore always noticeable in the area of the top of the cover layer, which leads to a considerable impairment of the wearing comfort.
Der Erfindung liegt die Aufgabe zugrunde, eine Deck-oder Einlegesohle für Schuhe zu entwickeln, die kostengünstig herstellbar ist und die sich auch im Anschluß an die Aufnahme von Feuchtigkeit an der Oberseite stets trocken anfühlt.The invention has for its object to develop a cover or insole for shoes that is inexpensive to manufacture and that always feels dry even after the absorption of moisture on the top.
Diese Aufgabe wird erfindungsgemäß bei einer Deck- oder Einlegesohle der eingangs genannten Art dadurch gelöst, daß die Deckschicht aus hydrophoben Fasern besteht und daß die Fasern kapillaraktive, die Deckschicht von der Oberseite bis zur Saugschicht durchdringende Poren umschließen.This object is achieved according to the invention in a cover or insole of the type mentioned at the outset in that the cover layer consists of hydrophobic fibers and in that the fibers enclose capillary-active pores which penetrate the cover layer from the top to the absorbent layer.
Die Deckschicht der erfindungsgemäß vorgeschlagenen Einlegesohle hat im Gegensatz zur Saugschicht keine eigentliche Speicherfähigkeit für Feuchtigkeit. Auf die Oberseite auftreffende Feuchtigkeit wird dadurch schnell in Richtung der Saugschicht abtransportiert, wodurch sich die Oberseite stets trocken anfühlt. Der Tragekomfort entsprechender Deck- oder Einlegesohlen erfährt dadurch eine deutliche Wertsteigerung.In contrast to the absorbent layer, the cover layer of the insole proposed according to the invention has no actual storage capacity for moisture. Moisture striking the top is quickly transported away in the direction of the absorbent layer, which means that the top always feels dry. The wearing comfort of corresponding insoles or insoles experiences a significant increase in value.
Die Deckschicht besteht bevorzugt aus einem eigenstabilen Flächengebilde, beispielsweise aus einem Gewebe, einem Gewirke oder einem Vliesstoff. Im Falle der Verwendung von Geweben oder Gewirken ergibt sich die Möglichkeit, die Deckschicht zu 100 K aus hydrophoben Fasern zu erzeugen. Im Falle der Verwendung von Vliesstoff besteht dem gegenüber die Notwendigkeit, die einander regellos zugeordneten Fasern mit ausreichender Festigkeit zu verbinden. Das setzt bei geringen Flächengewichten in aller Regel eine gegenseitige Verschweißung und/oder die zusätzliche Verwendung eines Bindemittels voraus, wodurch in vielen Fällen eine Verminderung der textilen Eigenschaften in Kauf genommen werden muß, insbesondere der textilen Weichheit. Insbesondere die Verwendung von Geweben, die neben einer guten Formbeständigkeit zusätzlich eine gute Weichheit aufweisen, wird aus diesem Grunde bevorzugt.The cover layer preferably consists of an inherently stable flat structure, for example of a woven fabric, a knitted fabric or a nonwoven fabric. In the case of the use of woven or knitted fabrics, it is possible to produce the top layer at 100 K from hydrophobic fibers. In the case of the use of nonwoven, on the other hand, there is a need to bond the fibers randomly assigned to one another with sufficient strength. With low basis weights, this generally requires mutual welding and / or the additional use of a binder, which means that in many cases a reduction in the textile properties, in particular the textile softness, has to be accepted. For this reason in particular the use of fabrics which, in addition to good dimensional stability, also have good softness, is preferred.
Die Deckschicht kann aus der Oberseite senkrecht hervorragende Fasern aufweisen, was die Ableitung auftreffender Feuchtigkeit begünstigt. Eine entsprechende Oberflächenstruktur läßt sich beispielsweise durch ein Aufrauhen oder ein Abschleifen der Oberfläche erzeugen.The top layer can have vertically outstanding fibers from the upper side, which favors the removal of impinging moisture. A corresponding surface structure can be created, for example, by roughening or grinding the surface.
Die vorgeschlagene Deck- oder Einlegesohle läßt sich zweckmäßig durch Ausstanzen aus einem flächenhaft erzeugten Material gewinnen. Die Herstellung ist dementsprechend kostengünstig und bietet sich insbesondere in bezug auf eine Massenherstellung an. Um in allen Fällen eine gute Feuchtigkeitsableitungsfähigkeit aus der Deckschicht in die Sauschicht zu gewährleisten, hat es sich dabei als besonders vorteilhaft bewährt, wenn die Deckschicht Fasern enthält, die in die Saugschicht eingenadelt sind.The proposed insole or insole can be expediently obtained by punching out a material that has been produced over a large area. The production is accordingly inexpensive and lends itself particularly to mass production. In order to ensure good moisture-wicking ability in all cases from the cover layer into the suction layer, it has proven particularly advantageous if the cover layer contains fibers that are needled into the absorbent layer.
Die Anwendung einer entsprechenden Technologie empfiehlt sich vor allem dann, wenn die Saugschicht ebenfalls aus einem textilen Material besteht, beispielsweise aus einem Vliesstoff aus Viskose enthaltenden Fasern. Die Vernadelung der Deckschicht und der Saugschicht gewährleistet in diesem Falle zugleich eine gegenseitige Verbindung der beiden Schichten von hoher Festigkeit. Die Anwendung sekundärer Techniken kann sich unter diesem Gesichtpunkt erübrigen.The use of appropriate technology is particularly recommended when the absorbent layer also consists of a textile material, for example a nonwoven made of fibers containing viscose. In this case, the needling of the cover layer and the absorbent layer simultaneously ensures a mutual connection of the two layers of high strength. From this point of view, the use of secondary techniques is not necessary.
Nach einer anderen Ausgestaltung ist es vorgesehen, daß die Deckschicht und die Saugschicht in gleichmäßig über die gesamte Berührungsfläche verteilten, punkt-und/oder linienförmig ausgebildeten Zonen verklebt sind, bevorzugt unter Verwendung eines Schmelzklebers. Dieser kann gegebenenfalls auch in Gestalt eines eigenstabilen Gitternetzes oder Vlieses zwischen der Deck- und der Saugschicht angeordnet und durch eine Hitzekalandrierung des erhaltenen Gebildes aktiviert werden. Die Verwendung von Kontaktklebern, von chemisch vernetzbaren Klebern, von Lösungsmittel erweichbaren Klebern oder von Dispersionsklebern ist ebenfalls möglich. Die gegenseitige Verbindung der Deckschicht und der Saugschicht kann gegebenenfalls auch außerhalb der Textilfabrik erfolgen und beispielsweise in den unmittelbaren Bereich des Schuhherstellers verlagert sein. Die spezifische Anpassung der Deckschicht und der Saugschicht an bestimmte Erfordernisse der Schuhherstellung wird hierdurch erleichtert.According to another embodiment, it is provided that the cover layer and the absorbent layer are glued in zones which are uniformly distributed over the entire contact surface and are point-shaped and / or linear, preferably using a hot melt adhesive. If appropriate, this can also be arranged in the form of an inherently stable grid or fleece between the cover layer and the absorbent layer and activated by heat calendering the structure obtained. The use of contact adhesives, chemically cross-linkable adhesives, solvent-softening adhesives or dispersion adhesives is also possible. The mutual connection of the cover layer and the absorbent layer can optionally also take place outside the textile factory and, for example, be shifted to the immediate area of the shoe manufacturer. This facilitates the specific adaptation of the cover layer and the absorbent layer to specific requirements of shoe manufacture.
Die mit der vorgeschlagenen Deck- oder Einlegesohle erzielten Vorteile bestehen vor allem darin, daß sich die Oberseite unabhängig von dem gespeicherten Feuchtigkeitsvolumen stets trocken und warm anfühlt. Die die Deckschicht durchdringenden, kapillaraktiven Poren können nicht mehr verstopfen und aufgenommene Feuchtigkeit wird dadurch auch im langfristigen Gebrauch schnell über die Oberseite wieder abgegeben, beispielsweise bei Nichtbenutzung des Schuhwerks in der Nacht.The advantages achieved with the proposed insole or insole consist primarily in the fact that the upper side always feels dry and warm regardless of the stored moisture volume. The the Capillary-active pores that penetrate the top layer can no longer clog and the moisture absorbed is quickly released through the top even in long-term use, for example when the footwear is not used at night.
Eine beispielhafte Ausführung der erfindungsgemäß vorgeschlagenen Gegegenstandes wird in der in der Anlage beigefügten Zeichnung am Beispiel einer Einlegesohle dargestellt und nachfolgend näher erläutert.An exemplary embodiment of the object proposed according to the invention is shown in the accompanying drawing using the example of an insole and is explained in more detail below.
Die gezeigte Einlegesohle umfaßt die Deckschicht 1 und die Saugschicht 2. Diese sind durch eine Vernadelung verbunden und haben eine Gesamtdicke von 1,5 bis 5 mm, vorzugsweise eine solche von 2,5 bis 3,5 mm.The insole shown comprises the cover layer 1 and the
Die dargestellte Einlegesohle wurde durch Ausstanzen aus einem flächenhaften Material gewonnen, welches ein Flächengewicht von wenigstens 200 g/m2 aufweist, vorzugsweise ein solches zwischen 400 und 1200 g/m2.The insole shown was obtained by punching out a sheet material that has a weight per unit area of at least 200 g / m 2 , preferably one between 400 and 1200 g / m 2 .
Von dem angegebenen Gesamtgewicht je m2 entfallen mindestens 60 Gew.-% und höchstens 95 Gew.-% auf die Saugschicht sowie höchstens 40 Gew.-% und wenigstens 5 Gew.-% auf die Deckschicht.Of the total weight given per m 2, at least 60% by weight and at most 95% by weight are allotted to the absorbent layer and at most 40% by weight and at least 5% by weight to the cover layer.
Die Saugschicht besteht zu wenigstens 50 Gew.-% aus saugfähigen Fasern, welche natürlichen oder künstlichen Ursprungs sein können. Bevorzugt gelangen neben Wolle, Baumwolle und/oder Zellwolle vollsynthetische Hohl-oder Porenfasern zur Anwendung. Günstige Eigenschaften lassen sich auch unter Verwendung von Zellstoff und/ oder superabsorbierenden Fasern, wie z. B. mit Carboxymethylcellulose gepfropften Zellwollfasern erzielen. Die Fasern können gegebenenfalls durch ein zusätzlich enthaltenes Bindemittel verklebt sein. Die Einlagerung von geruchbindenden Substanzen, beispielsweise von bakterizieden und/oder fungiziden Wirkstoffen sowie von Aktivkohle ist ebenfalls möglich.The absorbent layer consists of at least 50% by weight of absorbent fibers, which can be of natural or artificial origin. In addition to wool, cotton and / or rayon, fully synthetic hollow or pore fibers are preferably used. Favorable properties can also be achieved using pulp and / or superabsorbent fibers, such as. B. achieve grafted cellulose fibers with carboxymethyl cellulose. The fibers can optionally be glued by means of an additional binder. The storage of smell binding substances, for example bactericidal and / or fungicidal active substances and activated carbon is also possible.
Die Deckschicht besteht aus hydrophoben Fasern, die sich durch eine möglichst gute Abriebfestigkeit auszeichnen sollen. Für ihre Herstellung gelangen bevorzugt Polyesterfasern zur Anwendung. Die Oberfläche der Einlegesohle zeichnet sich in diesem Falle durch einen besonders trockenen und textilen Griff unter allen Bedingungen aus. Die Verwendung von Polypropylenfasern, Polyamidfasern, Polyacrylfasern, PVC-Fasern und anderen hydrophoben Fasern kann jedoch ohne weiteres in die Überlegungen mit einbezogen werden. Diese fasern sind kostengünstiger verfügbar.The top layer consists of hydrophobic fibers, which should have the best possible abrasion resistance. Polyester fibers are preferably used for their production. In this case, the surface of the insole is characterized by a particularly dry and textile handle under all conditions. However, the use of polypropylene fibers, polyamide fibers, polyacrylic fibers, PVC fibers and other hydrophobic fibers can easily be taken into consideration. These fibers are available at a lower cost.
Die Deckschicht und die Saugschicht werden nach Ihrer unabhängig voneinander vorgenommenen Bildung aufeinander abgelegt und aus der Richtung der Deckschicht vernadelt. Das so erhaltene Gesamtgebilde zeichnet sich durch eine gute Festigkeit aus und kann unmittelbar als Rohmaterial für das Ausstanzen der einzelnen Einlegesohlen verwendet werden.After they have been formed independently, the cover layer and the absorbent layer are placed on top of one another and needled from the direction of the cover layer. The overall structure thus obtained is characterized by good strength and can be used directly as a raw material for punching out the individual insoles.
Die vorgeschlagene Deck- oder Einlegesohle hat eine Wasseraufnahmefähigkeit von mindestens 100 Gew.-%, vorzugsweise eine solche von 150 bis 400 Gew.-%. Sie trocknet über Nacht schnell aus und ist voll waschbar.The proposed cover or insole has a water absorption capacity of at least 100% by weight, preferably that of 150 to 400% by weight. It dries out quickly overnight and is fully washable.
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