EP0281643B1 - Verstärkter Vliesstoff - Google Patents

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EP0281643B1
EP0281643B1 EP19870103327 EP87103327A EP0281643B1 EP 0281643 B1 EP0281643 B1 EP 0281643B1 EP 19870103327 EP19870103327 EP 19870103327 EP 87103327 A EP87103327 A EP 87103327A EP 0281643 B1 EP0281643 B1 EP 0281643B1
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Susumu Tomioka
Shozo Sone
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Fukuron Corp
Fukusuke Kogyo Co Ltd
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04H—MAKING TEXTILE FABRICS, e.g. FROM FIBRES OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL; FABRICS MADE BY SUCH PROCESSES OR APPARATUS, e.g. FELTS, NON-WOVEN FABRICS; COTTON-WOOL; WADDING ; NON-WOVEN FABRICS FROM STAPLE FIBRES, FILAMENTS OR YARNS, BONDED WITH AT LEAST ONE WEB-LIKE MATERIAL DURING THEIR CONSOLIDATION
    • D04H5/00—Non woven fabrics formed of mixtures of relatively short fibres and yarns or like filamentary material of substantial length
    • D04H5/06—Non woven fabrics formed of mixtures of relatively short fibres and yarns or like filamentary material of substantial length strengthened or consolidated by welding-together thermoplastic fibres, filaments, or yarns

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  • This invention relates to a reinforced non-woven fabric and, more particularly to a high-tenacity non-woven fabric suited for use as materials for packaging, medical supplies or the like.
  • Japanese Patent Publication Nos. 20567/77 and 5879/81 have disclosed a method of reinforcing non-woven fabrics with a net-like texture. According to this method, a desired number of sheets of non-woven fabric, which have been prepared beforehand, are placed in layers with a previously prepared heat-fusible net-like texture sandwiched between every adjoining layers of non-woven fabric, and the layers are bonded to each other by heated rolls. This method, however, involves a time-consuming production process, which leads to a high production cost.
  • the obtained product tends to suffer from separation at the bonded areas because of the face-to-face bonding of the net-like texture and non-woven fabric, and more solid and strong bonding leads to a worsened feeling of the product.
  • reinforcing yarns are interwoven in the lengthwise direction of the non-woven fabric and in the direction orthogonal thereto, so that in such reinforced non-woven fabrics, a great deal of improvement may be provided in terms of tenacity and dimensional stability in both lengthwise and breadthwise directions, but the produced fabrics are poor in stretchability in both lengthwise and transverse directions, thereby giving rise to the problems that when tensile force is exerted to the non-woven fabric, such force is not absorbed elastically, or the non-woven fabric is ripped at the interstices of the reinforcing texture.
  • the object of the present invention is to solve said problems of the conventional reinforced non-woven fabrics and to provide a reinforced non-woven fabric having high fiber adhesion and tenacity and enough stretchability to enable absorption of tension in both lengthwise and transverse directions and low in cost.
  • This invention relates to a reinforced non-woven fabric comprising at least one portion of a reticulated reinforcing cloth composed of two or more kinds of synthetic fibers the melting points of which are different, embedded in a web constituting said reinforced non-woven fabric, characterized in that
  • This invention also relates to a process for producing a reinforced non-woven fabric having at least one portion of a reticulated reinforcing cloth composed of two or more kinds of synthetic fibers the melting points of which are different, embedded in a web constituting said reinforced non-woven fabric, characterized by
  • Fig. 1 illustrates a reinforced non-woven fabric producing apparatus schematically as viewed from a side thereof.
  • reference numeral (I) designates hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber feeding section, (II) and (III) web feeding section, and (IV) reinforced non-woven fabric forming section.
  • Fig. 2 is an enlarged view of a part of the reinforced fabric feeding section as taken from the direction orthogonal to Fig. 1.
  • hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers 3 delivered out from a plurality of bobbins 2 (not shown) built in a drum 1 are passed through control guides 4' (not shown) in a tension control unit 4 and drag-in guides 5' in a drag-in unit 5 and taken up by nip rolls 6.
  • the drum 1, tension control unit 4 and drag-in unit 5 are arranged to rotate synchronously with each other in the same direction.
  • the control guides 4' give an adequate resistance to filament passage for feeding the hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers 3 under proper tension to the nip rolls 6.
  • the drag-in unit 5 is designed to supply the hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers 3 at suitable intervals within the effective span of the nip rolls 6. It comprises an endless flexible support frame such as chain, wire, thin plate, etc., mounted with the drag-in guides 5' suitably spaced-apart from each other, said support frame being preferably arranged in a flat and circular configuration so that the longer axis will stay within the effective span of the nip rolls 6. At least one of said nip rolls 6 is a heating roll having a metallic surface. In Fig. 2, only one roll is shown.
  • the fore portion of the drag-in unit 5 moves from left to right while the rear portion moves from right to left. Therefore, the hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers 3 guided by the drag-in guides 5' are caused to cross each other at fixed intervals on the nip rolls 6 and hot-melt -adhered at the crossing points to form a reinforcing texture 7 having a diamond pattern symmetrical sidewise relative to the fiber moving direction.
  • the pitch (H) of the diamond pattern in the moving direction is decided by the ratio of take-up rate of the nip rolls 6 to rotating speed of the drag-in unit, hence the pitch is narrowed as the rotating speed of the drag-in unit is raised.
  • the pitch in the moving direction is narrowed, the angle ( ⁇ in Fig. 2) made by each reinforcing fiber with the moving direction is enlarged accordingly.
  • This increases the stretchability of the reinforced non-woven fabric in the lengthwise direction but the strength in this direction is lowered, while the stretchability in the transverse direction is reduced but the strength in this direction is increased. Therefore, said pitch needs to be selected appropriately according to the purpose of use of the produced reinforced non-woven fabric, but usually the proper range of said angle ( ⁇ ) is 10 to 80°.
  • the pitch (W) in the widthwise direction is decided by the interval of the drag-in guides.
  • the hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber 3 contains at least 15% by weight of hot-melt-adhesive fiber described below, and hot-melt-adhering by the nip rolls 6 is carried out at a temperature above the softening point of said hot-melt-adhesive fiber.
  • hot-melt-adhesive fiber used in this specification refers to the fiber which can be softened or fused at the temperature of heat treatment conducted for forming non-woven fabric in the succeeding step.
  • the hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber itself is strengthened by heat fusion and a net-like texture is constituted as they are hot-melt-adhered by said nip rolls 6.
  • strong bond is provided by hot-melt-adhesion between the fibers composing the web, which is the main constituent of the non-woven fabric, in the heat treatment for forming the non-woven fabric.
  • the hot-melt-adhesive fiber it is preferred to use a fiber composed of only the low-melting component of the hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber contained in the web as such fiber can provide high adhesion between the hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber and the web.
  • This web can be obtained by a method usually used for the production of dry non-woven fabrics, such as carding method, dry pulp method, air-laied method, etc.
  • Fig. 1 is a schematic illustration of a simultaneous feed system according to the carding method. In the drawing, there are shown two sets of web feeding section, of which one may be omitted.
  • the web contains at least 15% by weight of composite fiber (which may hereinafter be referred to as hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber) consisting of a low-melting component and a high-melting component, said low-melting component forming at least a part of the external surface of fiber successively.
  • composite fiber which may hereinafter be referred to as hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber
  • the resins used in combination as both components of the hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber have preferably the difference in melting point which is at least 20°C. If the difference in melting point is less than 20°C, it is difficult to conduct the heat treatment at a temperature between the melting points of said both resins for forming the non-woven fabric.
  • Examples of the preferred resin combinations are polypropylene and polyethylene, polypropylene and ethylene-butene copolymer, polypropylene and ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer or its saponified product, nylon 66 and nylon 6, polyester and copolyester, and polyester and polystyrene.
  • said composite fiber is heat fusible owing to its low-melting component, it is necessary that said component forms at least a part of the fiber surface. Therefore, in case of using side by side type composite fiber, such fiber should be one in which the low-melting component holds at least 30%, usually 50% or more of the whole circumference of a cross section of the fiber. It is also possible to use an approximately 100% or perfectly sheath-core type fiber.
  • the web may be composed of this hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber alone or a mixture thereof with other type of fiber.
  • other type of fiber there can be used synthetic fiber, natural fiber, pulp or the like as far as they won't be deformed or denatured at the heat treatment temperature for forming the non-woven fabric.
  • the stabilization of the non-woven fabric proves insufficient and also adhesion to the hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber is unsatisfactory, resulting in low tenacity of the produced non-woven fabric.
  • Said reinforcing texture and web are laminated in the reinforced non-woven fabric forming section and subjected to a heat treatment under pressure at a temperature above the softening point of the low-melting component of the hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber and below the melting point (preferably below the softening point) of the high-melting component.
  • a heat treatment under pressure at a temperature above the softening point of the low-melting component of the hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber and below the melting point (preferably below the softening point) of the high-melting component.
  • thermocalendering for the non-woven fabric with a low METSUKE (weight per unit area) and a suction drying method for the non-woven fabric with a medium or high METSUKE. Whichever method is used, it is necessary to press adhere the laminate of reinforcing net-like texture and web at the time of the heat treatment.
  • the pressure to be applied for such press adhering depends on the amount of the hot-melt-adhesive fiber in the hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber, the amount of the hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber in the web and the METSUKE of the reinforced non-woven fabric, but it usually suffices to apply a pressure of at least 10 kg/cm as linear pressure.
  • the reinforcing texture, at least a part thereof, is embedded in the non-woven fabric and enhanced in peel resistance of the fabric.
  • non-woven fabric, paper or the like may be laminated and adhered together with said reinforcing texture and web.
  • a test piece of 5 cm in width and 20 cm in length was pulled at a constant pulling rate of 10 cm/min through a test length of 10 cm by using a tensile tester, and the stress and elongation at the breaking point were measured.
  • the tension at 1% elongation was read from the stress/strain curve in the measurement of said tenacity and stretchability.
  • a 2.5 cm wide test piece placed on a flat plate positioned at a height of 2.5 cm above a base was slowly pushed out from the end of said flat plate, and when the end of the pushed-out test piece came into contact with the base 2.5 cm below said flat plate, the horizontal distance between the end of the test piece and the end of said flat plate was measured. The same test was conducted on five test pieces.
  • R (l1 - l0)/l0 was calculated, and evaluation was made on the following criterion: R ⁇ 0.35 Good (Change of feeling was scarce) 0.35 ⁇ R ⁇ 0.6 Bad (Change of feeling was noted) 0.6 ⁇ R Poor (Feeling was hard)
  • test piece of 5 cm in width and 10 cm in length was rumpled 20 times by holding with hands both ends of the test piece, leaving the 5 cm central portion, and after that, the surface of the test piece was observed.
  • the same test was conducted on five test pieces of each specimen. In case no rise-up of hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers was seen in any of the five test pieces thus treated, the specimen was rated as 1 point; in case rise-up of fibers was seen in 1 to 2 test pieces, the specimen was rated as 2 points; and in case said rise-up was seen in 3 or more test pieces, the specimen was rated as 3 points.
  • the specimen when no fussing was seen on the surface, the specimen was rated as 1 point; when a slight degree of fussing was admitted on the surface, the specimen was rated as 2 points; and when heavy fuzzing was seen on the surface, the specimen was rated as 3 points. The specimen was judged as "good” when the product of both rating points was 1, “bad” when the product of both rating points was 2 and “poor” in other cases.
  • hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers used as hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers were the blended yarns (yarn number: 25/1) consisting of 85% by weight of polyester fiber (1.5 deniers x 51 mm) and 15% by weight of hot-melt-adhesive fiber (hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber) (1.5 deniers x 51 mm) which was an eccentric composite fiber made by using polypropylene (melting point: 168°C; softening point: 145°C) as core component and polyethylene (melting point: 130°C; softening point: 110°C) as sheath component in a ratio of 50:50.
  • polypropylene melting point: 168°C; softening point: 145°C
  • polyethylene melting point: 130°C; softening point: 110°C
  • Said blended yarns were supplied to the nip rolls consisting of heated flat rolls and metal rolls through the drag-in guides disposed at an interval of 20 mm, and passed between said nip rolls under the conditions of 145°C and 100 kg/cm to form a reinforcing texture comprising the hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers crossed at an angle of 30° against the direction of fiber movement.
  • a card web (METSUKE: 15 g/m2 ) composed of said hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers alone was joined with said reinforcing texture and passed through a heat treating apparatus consisting of heated embossing rolls and heated metal rolls under the conditions of 140°C and 80 kg/cm to obtain a reinforced non-woven fabric.
  • This reinforced non-woven fabric had a soft feeling and was suited for use as a cover material for throwaway diaper for adults.
  • a reinforced non-woven fabric was produced under the same conditions as in Example 2 except that the blending ratio of hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers was changed to 12% by weight of hot-melt-adhesive fiber and 88% by weight of polyester fiber.
  • This reinforced non-woven- fabric was weak in adhesion between the hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers themselves and between the hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers and the web, and peeling thereof was seen in parts.
  • the property values of this reinforced non-woven fabric are shown in Table 1.
  • a follow-up test was conducted by raising the nip roll temperature for forming the reinforcing texture and the heat treatment temperature for forming the reinforced non-woven fabric by 30° each, but peeling of fibers from each other or from the web was still observed.
  • Monofilaments made by using polypropylene (melting point: 168°C; softening point: 145°C) as core component and polyethylene (melting point: 130°C; softening point: 110°C) as sheath component in a ratio of 50:50 were used as hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers and they were supplied to the nip rolls consisting of heated flat rolls and rubber rolls through the drag-in guides disposed at an interval of 10 mm and passed between said nip rolls under the conditions of 130°C and 50 kg/cm to form a reinforcing texture comprising said hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers crossed at an angle of 30° against the direction of fiber movement.
  • the property values of this reinforced non-woven fabric are shown in Table 1. This reinforced non-woven fabric had the properties suited for use as victoria lawn for farm work.
  • a reinforced non-woven fabric was obtained under the same conditions as in Example 2 except that the blending ratio of hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber to polyester fiber in the card web was changed to 12 : 88 by weight %.
  • This reinforced non-woven fabric was poor in peel resistance, and partial peeling of the reinforcing texture was seen.
  • the property values of this reinforced non-woven fabric are shown in Table 1. Said peeling could not be prevented even when the heat treatment temperature was raised by 30°C.
  • hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers used as hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers were the spun yarns (yarn number: 25/1) composed only of hot-melt-adhesive fiber (hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers (1.5 deniers x 51 mm) made by using polyester (melting point: 258°C; softening point: 238°C) as core component and polyethylene (melting point: 130°C; softening point: 110°C) as sheath component in a ratio of 50:50.
  • polyester melting point: 258°C; softening point: 238°C
  • polyethylene melting point: 130°C; softening point: 110°C
  • a card web, 15g/m2 in METSUKE, consisting of polyester fiber (2 deniers x 51 mm) and said hot-melt-adhesive composite fiber and blended in a ratio of 50 to 50 by weight % was combined with said reinforcing texture and passed through a heat treating apparatus consisting of heated flat rolls and cotton rolls under the conditions of 140°C and 50 kg/cm to obtain a reinforced non-woven fabric (Example 3-1).
  • a similar reinforced non-woven fabric (Example 3-2) was obtained by following the same operations as described above except that the rotating speed of the drag-in section was increased to form a reinforcing texture comprising the hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers crossed at an angle of 80° against the direction of fiber movement.
  • the property values of these reinforced non-woven fabrics are shown in Table 1.
  • the reinforced non-woven fabric of Example 3-1 had the properties suited for use as a strainer bag for kitchen sink and the reinforced non-woven fabric of Example 3-2 had the properties suited for use as a bandage.
  • a reinforced non-woven fabric was produced by performing the same operations as in Example 3-1 except that a plain weave fabric of 5 mm meshes in both warp and weft made by using the same hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers as used in Example 3-1 was passed between the nip rolls under the same conditions as in Example 3 to form a reinforcing texture.
  • This reinforced non-woven fabric was low in stretchability in both lengthwise and transverse directions and also poor in feeling. The property values thereof are shown in Table 1.
  • a card web (35 g/m2 in METSUKE) identical with that used in Example 2, a reinforcing texture identical with that used in Example 2 and a card web (70 g/m2 in METSUKE) composed of hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers alone used in Example 1 were laminated in that order and passed through a heat treating apparatus consisting of a suction dryer and wooden pinch rolls, in which the laminate was first passed through said dryer at 140°C for 30 seconds and then passed between said pinch rolls under a pressure of 10 kg/cm, to obtain a reinforced non-woven fabric.
  • the property values of the obtained fabric are shown in Table 1.
  • This reinforced non-woven fabric had the properties befitting its use as an oil adsorbent or oil fence for eliminating oil floating on the water surface.
  • the reinforced non-woven fabric according to the present invention is free from the separation of hot-melt-adhesive composite fibers and excellent in reinforcing effect. At the same time, it holds soft feeling and has proper elongation in the lenghthwise and transverse directions, thereby making it possible to absorb tension. Further, according to the process of the present invention, it is possible to obtain the reinforced non-woven fabric which is low in cost and excellent in simplification.

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  1. Verstärktes nicht gewebtes Flächengebilde, das mindestens einen Teil eines netzartigen Verstärkungsstoffs, bestehend aus zwei oder mehr Arten von synthetischen Fasern, deren Schmelzpunkte verschieden sind, eingebettet in ein Gewebe, das das genannte verstärkte nicht-gewebte Flächengebilde bildet, enthält, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
    (a) das Gewebe Fasern enthält, die mindestens 15 Gew. -% Heißschmelz-Klebverbundfasern enthalten,
    (b) der Verstärkungsstoff ein diamantenförmiges Muster besitzt und mindestens 15 Gew. -% Heißschmelz-Klebverbundfasern enthält, wobei die jeweiligen Fasern des Verstärkungstuches Kreuzungspunkte haben, die miteinander durch Heißschmelz-Adhäsion verklebt sind, und
    (c) die Heißschmelz-Adhäsion zwischen den das Gewebe bildenden Fasern untereinander und zwischen dem Gewebe und dem Verstärkungsstoff bewirkt worden ist.
  2. Verfahren zur Herstellung eines verstärkten nichtgewebten Flächengebildes, das mindestens einen Teil eines netzartigen Verstärkungsstoffs, bestehend aus zwei oder mehr Arten von synthetischen Fasern, deren Schmelzpunkte verschieden sind, eingebettet in ein Gewebe, das das genannte verstärkte nicht-gewebte Flächengebilde bildet, enthält, gekennzeichnet durch
    (a) eine Stufe (I) der Zuführung einer Anzahl der Heißschmelz-Klebverbundfasern (3), die mindestens 15 Gew.-% Heißschmelz-Klebfasern enthalten, zwischen erhitzten Haltewalzen (6) durch das Medium einer fixierten Zuführungsführung auf einen rotierenden flexiblen Trägerrahmen zur Herstellung eines netzartigen Verstärkungsstoffes mit einem diamantenförmigen Muster, bei dem die Heißschmelz-Klebverbundfasern an ihren Kreuzungspunkten auf den Stoff durch Heißschmelzen aufgeklebt worden sind und
    (b) eine Stufe der Laminierung des Verstärkungsstoffs (II, III) auf das Gewebe (8), wobei das Gewebe mindestens 15 Gew. -% Heißschmelz-Klebfasern enthält und anschließende Unterwerfung des resultierenden Laminats einer Hitzebehandlung, um die das Gewebe bildenden Fasern miteinander und das Gewebe mit dem Verstärkungsstoff durch Heißschmelzen zu verkleben.
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