TH46659B - Modified secondary lining Methods for the manufacture of rugs and carpets containing the same thing. - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 Modified Secondary Lining (20) for Carpet (50) consists of a secondary ramie (15) and a filamentous fill (21) that has been combined with a modified secondary lining to form a modified fabric. such preparation The soft front (51) is opposite the front (52) shown by the linen. Without interruption by such linen, the carpet (50) consists of the front thread (11) the primary lining (12) the front thread. It is tufted into the primary lining, modified secondary lining (20) that has been attached to the primary lining, and binding material (14) that attaches the front thread to the lining. primary and secondary lining with secondary lining Modified Secondary Lining (20) consists of secondary hemp lining (15) and filament filling (51) forming the underside of the rug. A soft face that forms a barrier that has not been polished strokes by the hemp lining and blocks the outflow of any adhesion material from the underside of the carpet. Methods for producing all carpet linings Modified tertiary (20) consists of the selection of linings. Secondary hemp (15) and filamentous (21) connecting the two fabrics to form a modified secondary hemp liner (20) providing a soft front (51) opposite the front ( 52) displayed by the hemp liner without being interrupted by the hemp liner. and make such modified fabric get heat sufficient to significantly eliminate all fraying of the webs (45) protruding from the soft facades. This invention also provided a method for the manufacture of carpets, modified secondary lining (20) for carpets (50). It consists of secondary linen (15) and filamentous filling (21) that have been combined with secondary lining to form a modified fabric as converted. It provides a soft front (51) as opposed to the front (52) shown by the linen. Uninterrupted by such linen, the carpet (50) consists of the front side (11) primary lining (12). The front side is tufted into the primary lining, modified secondary lining (20). ) that has been caught with the primary lining and binding material (14) that is attached, on the front side, to the primary padding and the primary padding into with secondary lining Modified Secondary Lining (20) consists of secondary hemp lining (15) and filament filling (51) forming the underside of the rug. A soft face that forms an unpolished barrier. Stroke by the hemp lining and block the outflow of any clinging material from the underside of the carpet. Methods for the production of carpet linings The modified tertiary (20) consists of the selection of the modified secondary rug (20) providing a soft front (51) as opposed to the (52) front represented by the hemp lining. Did not get interrupted by hemp lining. and make such modified fabric It has been heated enough to substantially remove all frayed fibers (45) that protrude from the soft front. This invention also provided a method for producing carpets.

Claims (9)

1. Sublimation fabric modified for carpet Consisting of secondary burlap cloth and The inner filling is a fiber that has been combined with the said secondary lining. It has been formed into the aforementioned modified padding, providing a soft surface as opposed to the surface expressed by the fabric. The aforementioned hemp Without being interrupted by the above mentioned linen 2. Modified secondary hemp cloth As stated in claim 1, where the aforementioned primary lining is Choose from a group made up of polyolefin, polyamide, natural fibers and their ingredients. 3. Modified secondary lining As stated in claim 3, where the aforementioned primary lining consists of Polypropylene fiber 4. Modified secondary lining As stated in Clause 1, where the aforementioned secondary lining has been Selecting from a group containing polyolefins, polyamides, natural fibers and their ingredients. 5. Modified secondary lining As stated in Clause 4, where the secondary lining is already assembled With polypropylene fiber 6. Modified secondary lining As stated in claim No. 1, where the filling is a fiber mentioned above, is a cut cloth. The transverse is a wadding that has been smoothed. 7. Modified secondary lining As stated in claim 6, where the filling is a fiber, 4 denier x4 in. 8. Modified secondary lining As noted in claim 7, the fabric's filling is from approximately 0.5 to approximately 40 ounces per square yard. 9. Modified secondary lining. As stated in claim No. 1, where the gut is a fiber mentioned above Anti-microbial properties 1 0. Modified secondary lining As stated in claim No. 1, where the gut is a fiber mentioned above Anti-static properties 1 9. The carpet as specified in Clause 19, where the filling is a fiber, size 4 denier x 4 inches 2. 0. Rugs, as stated in Clause 19, where the filament is the aforementioned fiber, fabric weight ranges from approximately 0.5 to approximately 40 ounces per sq yd. 1. Carpets, as described in Clause 12, where the gut is a fiber as above, provides anti-microbial properties 2. 2. The carpet as described in Clause 12, where the filament is the aforementioned fiber, provides anti-static properties 2. 4.Method for production of modified secondary hemp carpet lining Containing Selection of the secondary hemp lining and the fiber filling Connecting the two fabrics to form a hemp padding Modified Preparation of the soft surface as opposed to the skin. Pages represented by hemp cloth Without being interrupted by the hemp cloth and the modified cloth mentioned above to get enough heat To eliminate all frayed webs it is important that it protrudes from Soft facial skin as mentioned above 2 5. Method as described in Clause 24, whereby the aforementioned procedure of piercing welding is also The needle to the inside is a fiber to the secondary lining cloth 2 6.The method as set out in Clause 24, wherein the foregoing procedure of heating consists of the use of Infrared heat to melt the fibers into portions to form The gut is the fibers mentioned above 2. 7. Method as set out in Clause 24, whereby the aforementioned heating procedures are performed for To obtain a fabric temperature of about 157 degrees C to 163 degrees C for polyolefin fabric 2 8. The method described in Clause 24 includes the aforementioned procedures for selecting the primary padding. Then from a group containing polyolefin, polyamide, natural fiber and its mixture 2 9.Method as described in claim 28, where the aforementioned primary padding consists of polypropylene fiber 3. 9. Method as stated in Clause 38 of Clause 38, including the Process of Selection, the foregoing from the Group. Containing polyoliphene, polyamide, polyester, polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and polyethylene terephthalate (PIT). Natural fiber and its ingredients 4 0. The method as outlined in Clause 38, constitutes the procedure for selecting the aforementioned primary padding from Group consisting of polyolefin, polyamide, natural fibers and A mixture of 4 1. Method as described in claim 40, where the aforementioned primary padding consists of polypropylene fiber 4. 2. The method as set out in Clause 38 consists of a selection whereby the aforementioned padding. It has been selected from a group containing polyolefin, polyamide, natural fibers and its ingredients. 3. Method as outlined in Clause 38, which consists of a selection procedure whereby the aforementioned padding From the group that made up of polypropylene 4 4. The method as specified in Clause 38 consists of the procedure for selecting a wadding-sectional fabric. That has been smoothed into the gut as the fibers mentioned above 4 5. Method as described in Clause 38, which consists of a process of selecting a fiber size 4 denier x 4 in to form the gut as a filament. 4. 6. The method, as outlined in claim 38, consists of a fabric weight selection procedure from approximately 0.5 to approximately 40 ounces per sq.yard to form the aforementioned filament filling. 7.Method as described in Clause 38, where the filament is aforementioned fiber, provides anti-microbial properties 4. 8.The method described in Clause 38, where the filament is the aforementioned filament, provides antistatic properties 4. 9. The check method as specified in Clause 38, which includes the procedure for selecting the aforementioned adhesive materials from the group. Consists of styrene-butadiene rubber, PVC, EVA, polyesters, polyurethane, emulsified polymers. And its ingredients 5 0. Rugs produced by the Clause 38 method (50 Clause, 5 Pages, 13 Photos).