US1257756A - Process for producing artificial leather. - Google Patents

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US1257756A
US1257756A US17976817A US17976817A US1257756A US 1257756 A US1257756 A US 1257756A US 17976817 A US17976817 A US 17976817A US 17976817 A US17976817 A US 17976817A US 1257756 A US1257756 A US 1257756A
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B29—WORKING OF PLASTICS; WORKING OF SUBSTANCES IN A PLASTIC STATE IN GENERAL
    • B29C—SHAPING OR JOINING OF PLASTICS; SHAPING OF MATERIAL IN A PLASTIC STATE, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; AFTER-TREATMENT OF THE SHAPED PRODUCTS, e.g. REPAIRING
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    • B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
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  • My invention relates particularly toan improvement in the met ods of producing 4coated fabrics but more especially woven fabrics bearing a coating or layer of a nitrocellulose composition.
  • the object of my invention is to produce a product of this kind in which a layer of nitrocellulose composition carried by the fabric will'be ver effectively and securely anchored to the abric.
  • llt is generally known that fabrics coated with nitrocellulose compo- Ysitionsare sometimes iven 14 to 16 coatings,
  • the partially' coated fabric may or may not be applied to the partially' coated fabric as it enters the calenders for the application of the final coating.
  • Fig. 3 is'an' end elevation in detail of a shaft on which the fabric is carried when belng fed into the machine;
  • Fig. 4 is an end elevation of one of the wooden shuttles used for carrying the fabric
  • Fig. 5 is an end elevation ot one of the gears
  • Fig. 6 is a plan view of the doctor blade provided with ears for feedin the cementing material upon the web of ahric.
  • the central shall show one form of apparatus used applying the plastic' after ythe' .ir'abricfhas shaft6 is extended Iat the one end :of the end l-thereof a tight pulley 29 and a loose pulley 30.
  • Guide plates 31 and 32 are sup- .,jmachine so as to carry a' large gear 27, which Av.”meslies with a small gear 28 having at one' retard the unwinding of the fabric and @therefore maintain it taut. From the shaft 1o 37, the fabric is fedV over a guide roll 40,
  • a body of nitrocellulose jelly or other cementing material 44 is designed to be carried in front of the doctor blade 41, said body of cementing material being conned in its proper lposition by a pair of angle lates45, attac ed by thumb screws .46, to t e doctor blade 41.
  • My invention involves the above described novel method of ob- VVtainin this anchorage by rst applyingto the faric one or more coats in a sprea ing vmachine and' then. applying the main body ⁇ of the ⁇ coating by a calender machine on top of these preliminary coats.
  • the intermediate cementing coat is not essential but will usually be found to be advantageous.
  • My invention may be carried out with many different coating compositions, and the particular type ofspreading machine used for applying and drying the preliminary anchorage coatsis notmaterial.
  • the process o producing a coated fabric which comprises applying to the fabric one or more coats of iilm producing nitrocellulose composition, each coat being dried after its application, and then applying a coating of nitrocellulose plastic by means of pressure.

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To all whom t may concern:
Be it known that ll, Fin Sie@ :fr of ilmin on, in the county of New Castle, andin the tate ofI Delaware, have invented a certain new and useful lmprovement in Frocesses for Producing Artificial Leather, and do hereby declare that the following is a full, clear, and exact description thereof.
My invention relates particularly toan improvement in the met ods of producing 4coated fabrics but more especially woven fabrics bearing a coating or layer of a nitrocellulose composition.
The object of my invention is to produce a product of this kind in which a layer of nitrocellulose composition carried by the fabric will'be ver effectively and securely anchored to the abric. llt is generally known that fabrics coated with nitrocellulose compo- Ysitionsare sometimes iven 14 to 16 coatings,
may or may not be applied to the partially' coated fabric as it enters the calenders for the application of the final coating.
While my invention is capable of being carried out in many different ways, for purpose of illustration ll shall describe-only oneY way: in w-hichlfit-'may be carried out. `'llheA present method-ofapplying jellyv coats by means of a doctor blade iswell known and it is a' combination of this operationlwith the calender coating withv or without intermediate cementing coat that l claim as my invention. For-the purpose of illustration ll been given one Vor more jelly4 coats byith'eold F1 re 1 is` avfront elevation of a machine whicm'ay be usedv in connection :with my process; y. p 14 Fig.` 2 isa side elevation of the same;
Fig. 3 is'an' end elevation in detail of a shaft on which the fabric is carried when belng fed into the machine;
Fig. 4 is an end elevation of one of the wooden shuttles used for carrying the fabric; Fig. 5 is an end elevation ot one of the gears; and
Fig. 6 is a plan view of the doctor blade provided with ears for feedin the cementing material upon the web of ahric.
ln the drawings l have shown a machine l A8 and 9, whichy are adapted to be adjusted by means 'of screws 10 and 11, supported in the main frame 1 and having Worm wheels 12 and 13 on their ends which mesh with worms 14 and 15, carried by two shafts 16 and 17, and adapted to be operated by handles 18 and 19. The shafts 5, 6 and 7 carry near one end thereof, gears 20, 21 and 22 which are keyed to thelsliaft by means of removable keys 23, said gears 20, 21 and 22 being all of the same size.. Upon the other end of the said shafts 5, 6 and?, are carried. gears 24, 25 and 26, the gear 25 being smaller than the gears 24 and 26, and said gears being keyed to their respective shafts in a similar manner to the gears 20, 2l and 22. Only one of these sets of gears is used at a given time. 1When the gears 20, 21 and 22 are used the keys are removed from gears v24 and26, 'and when the gears 24, 25l and 26 are used the keys 'areA removed 'from the gears 20 and 22. `'lhe gears 20,'5'2l'an'd'A 22 are used when -it is desired to have the rolls 2, 3 andA 4 moved at the same speed, and thegears 24,.A 25 and 26 are u sedwhen'itI is de- .sired to have thetop andbottomrolls move 'slower than the middle roll.v The central shall show one form of apparatus used applying the plastic' after ythe' .ir'abricfhas shaft6 is extended Iat the one end :of the end l-thereof a tight pulley 29 and a loose pulley 30. Guide plates 31 and 32 are sup- .,jmachine so as to carry a' large gear 27, which Av."meslies with a small gear 28 having at one' retard the unwinding of the fabric and @therefore maintain it taut. From the shaft 1o 37, the fabric is fedV over a guide roll 40,
supported in the arms 36, and from this point the vfabric passes under a doctor' blade 1, supported in arms 42 from the main frame 1, and held in position by thumb screws 43. A body of nitrocellulose jelly or other cementing material 44 is designed to be carried in front of the doctor blade 41, said body of cementing material being conned in its proper lposition by a pair of angle lates45, attac ed by thumb screws .46, to t e doctor blade 41.
In carrying out my process I iirst apply one or more coats of nitrocellulose jelly to the fabric in the usual manner, using a coating or s reading machine of the well-known type. ach of thesecoats is dried after it is applied. The coated material is then passed to the above described calender ma- E chine, 'where the procedure is as follows A coating or cementing material is preferably rst-applied on top'l of the coats already applied. ThisA is done by means of the doctor blade 41. -Before this cementing coating has dried the goods -pass between the rolls 3 and 4 where they receive a coating of plastic material from the' body 'of plastic material 35. Then the coated fabric may be conveyed away and 'supported in such a manner as to permit the coatings to dry and harden.`
In thel application of lastic coatings to l fabrics by means of calener rolls tlie greatest diiiiculty hitherto experienced has been in obtaining an eicient anchorage of the.
coating to the fabric. My invention involves the above described novel method of ob- VVtainin this anchorage by rst applyingto the faric one or more coats in a sprea ing vmachine and' then. applying the main body `of the `coating by a calender machine on top of these preliminary coats. The intermediate cementing coatis not essential but will usually be found to be advantageous. My invention may be carried out with many different coating compositions, and the particular type ofspreading machine used for applying and drying the preliminary anchorage coatsis notmaterial. r
' While I have described my invention above in, detail. I wisht it to be understood aaaaree that many changes may be made therein without departing from the spirit of my invention.
c I claim:
1. The process of producing' a coated fabric, which comprises applying to the fabric one or more coats of a film-producing y nitrocellulose composition, each coat being dried after its application, and then ap lying a coating of plasticmaterial in s eet form by means of ressure.
2. The process o producing a coated fabric, which comprises applying to the fabric one or more coats of iilm producing nitrocellulose composition, each coat being dried after its application, and then applying a coating of nitrocellulose plastic by means of pressure.
3. `The process of producing a coated fabric, which comprises applying to the fabric vone or more coats of nitrocellulose composition in the form of a jelly, each coat being dried after its application, then applying a coating of cementing material, and then before the cementin material has been allowed to dry applying a coating of nitrocellulose plastic by means of pressure.
4. The process of producing a coated fabric, which comprises-applying to the fabric one or more coats of a film-producing nitrocellulose composition, each coat being dried after its application, and then applying a coating of plastic cellulose composition by means of calender rolls.
l 5. The process of producing a'coated fabric, which comprises applying to the fabric o ne of more coats of nitrocellulose composition in the form of a jelly, each coat being dried after itsapplication, then ap lying a coating of cementing material, an then before the cementing material has been allowed to dry applying a coating ofnitrocellulose plastic by means of calender rolls.
6. The process of producing a coated fabric, which comprises applying to the fabric one or more coats of nitrocellulose composition in the form of a jelly, each coat being dried after its application, then applying a coating of nitrocellulose cementing material, and then before the cementing material has been allowed to dry applying a coating of nitrocellulose plastic by means of pressure. Y
In testimony that I claim the foregoing I have hereunto set my hand.`
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