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NL8602060A
NL8602060A NL8602060A NL8602060A NL8602060A NL 8602060 A NL8602060 A NL 8602060A NL 8602060 A NL8602060 A NL 8602060A NL 8602060 A NL8602060 A NL 8602060A NL 8602060 A NL8602060 A NL 8602060A
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    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04HMAKING 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
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IVO 8322IVO 8322

Titel: BadmatTitle: Bath mat

De uitvinding heeft betrekking op een badmat.The invention relates to a bath mat.

Tot nog toe bekende badmatten worden volgens de tuftmethode ver-• vaardigd, waarbij de in het hiernavolgende beschreven drie methodes toegepast worden.Bath mats known so far are manufactured according to the tufting method, using the three methods described below.

5 Er bestaat de mogelijkheid op een continue tuftmachine verschil lende patronen, ook in onderscheidene poolhoogten te tuften en de aldus vervaardigde banen na het fixeren van de pooldraden door bekleden van de rug van het tapijt, op de gewenste badmat-grootte te snijden.There is the possibility on a continuous tufting machine of various patterns, including tufting in different pile heights and cutting the webs thus produced after fixing the pile threads by covering the back of the carpet to the desired bath mat size.

De mogelijkheid van de bemonstering is bij 'deze produkten in over-10 eenstemming met de tuftmachine beperkt.The possibility of sampling for these products is limited in accordance with the tufting machine.

Meestal worden badmatten van een z.g. overtuft voorzien. Daarbij wordt een gereed bekleed tufttapijt op de gewenste grootte gesneden en op de voorzijde met een smalle tuftmachine, een z.g. overtuft-machine, de overtuft in willekeurig patroon, kleur en poolhoogte opgebracht. Het 15 vervaardigen vein de voorzijde geschiedt dus door een eigen tuftfase, waarbij" op het weefsel of op een dun eindloos vezelvlies met eèn vlak gewicht van 80-110 g/m1 of op een combinatie van beide, opgetuft wordt. Het daartoe noodzakelijke poolgaren moet vooraf uit een vezel worden gesponnen. Het gebruikte poolgaren heeft op besparingsgronden meestal lage 20 gewichten, dat zijn gewichten onder 400 g/m*, waardoor het poolgaren dan niet meer vlak dekkend in de drager getuft kan worden. De tuftdrager schijnt dan vaak door, het optische verschijningsbeeld wordt beïnvloed, de dure methode staat nauwelijks in bemeten verhouding tot de kwaliteit van de aldus verkregen produkten.Usually bath mats are provided with a so-called 'convin'. A finished tufted carpet is cut to the desired size and applied to the front with a narrow tufting machine, a so-called convinft machine, the convinft in random pattern, color and pile height. The production of the front side is thus effected by its own tufting phase, whereby "on the fabric or on a thin endless fiber web with a flat weight of 80-110 g / m1 or on a combination of both, is tufted up. spun from a fiber beforehand The pile yarn used usually has low weights on savings grounds, that is to say weights below 400 g / m *, so that the pile yarn can no longer be tufted flat-covered in the carrier. the optical appearance is influenced, the expensive method is hardly in proportion to the quality of the products thus obtained.

25 Moeten zeer hoogwaardige en hoogpolige produkten worden vervaar digd, dan wordt de tafeltuftmethode toegepast. Daarbij wordt op een. over-tuftmachine de gehele badmat getuft. Bij zulke produkten kunnen zeer mooie individuele patronen worden gemaakt en dit is de beste methode voor het maken van hoogwaardige produkten. Nadelig voor deze methode 30 is echter, dat de gehele badmat in handwerk moet worden gemaakt.If very high-quality and high-pile products are to be manufactured, the table tufting method is applied. In doing so, one. over-tufting machine tufts the entire bath mat. With such products very beautiful individual patterns can be made and this is the best method for making high-quality products. A disadvantage of this method is, however, that the entire bath mat must be made by hand.

Gevonclen werd 'nu een badmat, waarbij het niet noodzakelijk is, de gehele badmat met de hand te tuften, zoals bij de tafeltuftmethode, welke echter niet de nadelen van de getuft bemonsterde en de volgens de tot nog toe bekende overtuftmethode vervaardigde produkten heeft. Dit wordt BAD ORIG&5lÖ 2 0 5 0 --2 -.It has now been found that a bath mat does not require the tufting of the entire bath mat by hand, as with the table tufting method, which, however, did not sample the drawbacks of the tuft and has the products manufactured according to the previously known method of tufting. This will be BAD ORIG & 5lÖ 2 0 5 0 --2 -.

bereikt, doordat op een gereed nadelvilttapijt met geschikte oppervlaktestructuur een overtuft wordt aangebracht.achieved, by applying a convict on a finished disadvantageous felt carpet with a suitable surface structure.

! boel van de uitvinding is derhalve een badmat, welke gekenmerkt I is doordat op een grondmateriaai bestaande uit een door chemisch bindmid- ! 5 de-1 of thermisch 'verstevigd, genadeld stapelvezelvlies een overtuft óp i · | willekeurige bemonstering overgebracht is.! The object of the invention is therefore a bath mat, which is characterized in that on a base material consisting of a chemical bonding agent. 5 de-1 or thermally 'reinforced, stapled staple fiber fleece that convinces on i · | random sampling has been transferred.

i j Als genadeld stapelvezelvlies kan een glad vlies of een gestructu- I reerd vlies, een z.g. pool-vlies, worden toegepast. Gestructureerde | nadelvliezen kunnen in willekeurige oppervlaktestructuur worden vervaar- 10- digd, b.v. met ribben-, velours-, of wafelstructuur', waardoor het optische verschijningsbeeld van de badmat in grote breedte extra kan worden gevarieerd.A smooth fleece or a structured fleece, a so-called pile fleece, can be used as the stapled staple fiber fleece. Structured | nonwovens can be made in any surface structure, e.g. with rib, velor or waffle structure ', so that the optical appearance of the bath mat can be extra varied in wide width.

! ! Het gebruikte vlies heeft bij voorkeur een vlak gewicht van I 30Ö-600 g/m2. Bij gebruik van vliezen van hetzelfde gramgewicht wordt | 15 ten opzichte van de bovengenoemde tuftwaren, afgezien van een eenvoudiger ; werkfase, een wezenlijk gelijkmatiger en optisch bevredigender voorkant j verkregen.' Genadelde vliezen onderscheiden zich door zeer grote slijt- I vastheid.! ! The fleece used preferably has a flat weight of 130-600 g / m2. When using membranes of the same gram weight, | 15 with respect to the above tufted goods, apart from a simpler one; working phase, a substantially more uniform and optically more satisfying front face. " Damaged membranes are distinguished by very high wear resistance.

De gébruikte, genadelde vliezen kunnen uit synthetische vezels, 20 b.v. uit polyester-, polyamide-, polyacryl- of bij voorkeur pólypropy- 7 leenvezels bestaan. Ook kunnen mengsels van zulke vezels worden gebruikt.The spent webbed webs can be made of synthetic fibers, e.g. consist of polyester, polyamide, polyacrylic or preferably polypropylene fibers. Mixtures of such fibers can also be used.

De vervaardiging van de badmat is door het gebruik van een nadel-vlies als voorkant wezenlijk eenvoudiger, omdat de tuftfase en de vóopaf noodzakelijke fase in de vervaardiging van het poolga'ren uit de vezel 25 vervalt. Het uit stapelvezels gerede, genadelde vlies, moet nu slechts nog door chemische bindmiddelen of thermische inwerking worden verstevigd, een fase, welke 'bij het tufttapijt met het bekleden van de tuft-basis overeenstemt.The production of the bath mat is considerably simpler by the use of a disadvantageous fleece as the front side, because the tufting phase and the previously necessary phase in the production of the pile yarn from the fiber are eliminated. The stapled fleece, finished from staple fibers, now only has to be strengthened by chemical binders or thermal action, a phase which corresponds to the tufting base in the tufted carpet.

Het genadelde en verstevigde vlies wordt op de gewenste grootte ' 30 gesneden en op een overtuftmachine van de overtuft voorzien. Voor de ; overtuft kunnen poolgarens uit synthetische vezels, b.v. polyester-, ! polyamide-, polyacryl- of polypropyleengarens worden gebruikt.The stitched and reinforced fleece is cut to the desired size '30 and provided with the convince on a crimping machine. For the ; pole yarns of synthetic fibers, e.g. polyester,! polyamide, polyacrylic or polypropylene yarns are used.

De aldus vervaardigde badmatten onderscheiden zich door een grote slijtvastheid, een eenvoudige vervaardigiragsmethode, grote 35 variatiebreedte bij dè bemonstering en een optisch goed verschijningsbeeld.The bath mats thus manufactured are distinguished by a high wear resistance, a simple manufacturing method, a large variation width in the sampling and an optically good appearance.

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1. Badmat, met het kenmerk, dat op een basismateriaal, bestaande uit een door chemische bindmiddelen of thermische versteviging genadeld stapelvlies een overtuft in willekeurige bemonstering opgebracht is.Bath mat, characterized in that a convoluted random sample is applied to a base material consisting of an staple fleece, which is damaged by chemical binders or thermal reinforcement. 2. Badmat volgens conclusie 1, met het kenmerk, dat het genadelde 5 stapelvlies een vlak gewicht van 300-600 g/m2 heeft.2. Bath mat according to claim 1, characterized in that the saddled staple fleece has a flat weight of 300-600 g / m2. 3. Badmat volgens een van de conclusies·1 of-2, met het kenmerk, dat. het genadelde stapelvlies'uit polyester-, polyamide-, polyacryl- of polypropyleenvezels bestaat.Bath mat according to any one of claims 1 or 2, characterized in that. the injured staple fleece consists of polyester, polyamide, polyacrylic or polypropylene fibers. 4. Badmat volgens conclusie 3,. met het kenmerk, dat het genadelde 10 stapelvezelvlies uit polypropyleenvezels bestaat. 7 860 2.060 BAD ORIGINALBath mat according to claim 3. characterized in that the saddled staple fiber fleece consists of polypropylene fibers. 7 860 2.060 BATH ORIGINAL
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