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US3028279A
US3028279A US726551A US72655158A US3028279A US 3028279 A US3028279 A US 3028279A US 726551 A US726551 A US 726551A US 72655158 A US72655158 A US 72655158A US 3028279 A US3028279 A US 3028279A
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06N—WALL, FLOOR, OR LIKE COVERING MATERIALS, e.g. LINOLEUM, OILCLOTH, ARTIFICIAL LEATHER, ROOFING FELT, CONSISTING OF A FIBROUS WEB COATED WITH A LAYER OF MACROMOLECULAR MATERIAL; FLEXIBLE SHEET MATERIAL NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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    • D06N—WALL, FLOOR, OR LIKE COVERING MATERIALS, e.g. LINOLEUM, OILCLOTH, ARTIFICIAL LEATHER, ROOFING FELT, CONSISTING OF A FIBROUS WEB COATED WITH A LAYER OF MACROMOLECULAR MATERIAL; FLEXIBLE SHEET MATERIAL NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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  • a composite elastic material with an upper surface comprising a textile fabric fashioned at least in part from crimped, elastic, synthetic yarns and a lower portion comprising a foamed rubbery composition, which composite material is well suited for use as an upholstery material.
  • Foamed latex and similar foamed synthetic rubbery materials are currently finding wide application in the upholstery field particularly in automobiles, railway cars and the like. However, it is well known that the foamed materials become fatigued to a certain extent when repeatedly compressed as in normal use, and while resiliency remains substantially unimpaired, the foamed material does contract somewhat and its overall dimensions become somewhat smaller.
  • an upholstery fabric In order to overcome the puckering problem which arises through repeated use of a chair orother article upholstered with an underlayer of foamed material an upholstery fabric must be chosen which is capable of contracting as required to avoid slack or puckering as the underlayer of foamed material contracts. This ability to contract is inadequate in materials using fabric made of inelastic yarns, knit or otherwise, because to adequately provide for contraction the non-elastic yarn portion has to be stretched to a degree which very substantially reduces the residual stretch of the composite material.
  • a textile fabric fashioned at least in part of wholly synthetic crimped yarns which impart elasticity thereto. With the fabric stretched in the direction of the crimped synthetic yarns therein there is bonded to one surface thereof a layer of a foamed rubbery material such as latex.
  • the textile fabric may consist of a woven, knit, or warp knit material which is fashioned entirely or only in part of wholly synthetic crimped yarns.
  • Suitable stretch or elastic yarns are wholly synthetic filaments which have been crimped by being highly twisted, heat set and detwisted, or they may be crimped with the aid of interengaging rollers or by introduction into a stuffing chamber. It is also possible to impart a crimp to the yarn by drawing the same over an edge.
  • the yarns of the fabric of the present invention are wholly synthetic, preferably polyamides such as polyhexamethylenadipamide (nylon) or polymerizates of epsilon-caprolactam or ll-aminoundecanoic acid. They may also consist of other wholly synthetic materials such as polyvinyls or polyesters, for example polyacrylonitrile or polyethyleneglycolterephthalate.
  • polyamides such as polyhexamethylenadipamide (nylon) or polymerizates of epsilon-caprolactam or ll-aminoundecanoic acid.
  • They may also consist of other wholly synthetic materials such as polyvinyls or polyesters, for example polyacrylonitrile or polyethyleneglycolterephthalate.
  • the textile fabric layer of the composite elastic material of the present invention is preferably formed with only crimped synthetic yarns for reasons which will be apparent hereinafter, it is also within the scope of the present invention to employ a textile fabric which contains in addition to the crimped synthetic yarns some natural or synthetic inelastic yarns, for example cotton or wool, or yarns of viscose, cupramonium rayon or acetate rayon, preferably as a minor portion only of the fabric.
  • Suitable rubbery materials which may be employed are foamed latex, foamed materials of the reaction products of polyesters and polyisocyanates, or foamed .materials of polyvinylchloride dispersions. These materials are preferably poured in liquid form onto the textile surface, smoothed or leveled to the desired thickness, solidified and cured. Pouring and curing of the rubbery material on the textile fabric assures a good bond between materials. However, in some instances it may prove desirable to simply bond an already formed foamed latex sheet, for example, to the fabric.
  • Suitable adhesives or bonding agents include rubber solutions, latex glue, and elastomerresin combinations.
  • the textile fabric component of the composite material of the present invention contains crimped synthetic yarns the fabric is stretchable in the direction of the crimped yarns regardless of whether the fabric be woven, knit or warp knit. It is of course also apparent that in the composite material of the present invention stretchability in all directions is desirable, and accordingly it is preferable that the textile portion of the material will be fashioned completely of crimped synthetic yarns.
  • the primary object of the present invention is to provide a composite fabric the textile portion of which will not give the impression of excess fabric or pucker upon repeated compression of the foamed rubbery material layer bonded thereto or by reason of contraction of any underlying independent layerof foamed material, the textile layer must be capable of substantial contraction.
  • the surface textile fabric This ability of the surface textile fabric to contract and thus take up any slack in itsel-fis imparted to the composite product of the present invention through stretching the yarns of the fabric by tensioning the fabric prior t'o and during application ofthe foamed rubbery material thereto. More specifically, the formed textile fabric is tensioned both longitudinally and transversely on a table an amount at least sufiicient to remove all surface irregularities and-creases which appear in the normally r'elaxed fabrici This tensioning, regardless of the structure" of the fabric, stretches the crimped yarns of which it is made.
  • preliminary tensioning is to a degree at least' sufficient to remove all creases and surface irregularities from therelaxed fabric, and is preferably to a degree substantially equal to the reduction in linear dimension of thefoamed material which will inevitably result from repeated compression thereof.
  • the latter is the optimum degree of stretch imparted to the yarns of the fabric.
  • a mixedweave textile fabric containing 23.5 cotton threads of English yarrr number 20, per centimeter in the warp and 26.5 2-ply, 150 denier high-1y crimped elastic nylon yarns in the weft was employed as the surface textile.
  • a latex foam mixture was prepared, which conmined the following constituents:
  • the various materials were added in an aqueous dispersion and air beaten into the mixture until the foam reached a'density of about 250 gr. per liter. There was then added 20-40 cc. of a ammonium chloride solution per kilogram of the mixture as a coagulant. The mixture was then homogenized and allowed to stand until, with increased coagulation, a viscous foam of the necessary solidity was formed. In this condition it was poured to a thickness of about.3 mm. onto the aforementioned mixed weave fabric, which was maintained under longitudinal and transverse tension .on a table. The latex foam was allowed to harden, and with the fabric still under. tension the. rubber was vulcanized by wet steam at 105- 110 .C. for 25 minutes. A subsequent wetting and drying inhot aircompleted preparation of the composite material, .after which tension on the fabric was relaxed.
  • Example II To Wa s. reta ners e -r aming 23-5 as! 26.5 2-ply highly elastic crimped denier nylon yarns per centimeter in the warp and weft respectively, which was tensioned in warp and weft directions, there was applied a layer of a thickness of 23 mm. of a foam obtained by pouring and levelling off the reaction product of the polyester ofadipic acid and diethyleneglycol with toluylene-diisocyanate andwater.
  • Example III A composite elastic material was prepared by first stretching lengthwise and widthwise on a plane surface a textile fabric consisting of a knitted fabric which had been produced'froma 2-ply highly elastic crimped nylon- 40-denier yarn on a warp knitting-machine with a fine-. ness of- 22 needles per inch, and then applying a. layer; of a thickness of 2-3 mm. of a foamed-polyvinylchloride dispersion.
  • the composite materials produced in the aforementioned examples were highly stretchable-in the directionof the crimped yarns of the respectivefabrics, and also sufiiciently contractible to compensate for ultimate reduction in dimensionof the foamed rubbery material.
  • Thefabric-layer 1 is a woven material consistingof stretchable, crimped synthetic warp yarns Z-and weft yarns 3; Afoarned rubbery material 4, which is subject to reduction in dimensions upon repeatecl compression thereof, is bondedto the under side of .the..fabric 1. Warp and weft yarns 2 and 3; respectively, are. in a sligh-tly stretched condition in the cornposite material; thus enabling the fabric to contract andcompensatefor. subsequent reduction. in the dimensions of the rubbery material;
  • a stretchable composite upholstery material consisting essentially of-a stretchable fabric portion fashioned: atleastin part ofcrimped wholly synthetic yarns, said fabric portion being in a stretched condition-with the yarns-1thereofunder tension suflicient to'remove substantially all ofthe surface creases and irregularities normally apparent in said fabric when thesame is in relaxed,- unstretched-condition, and a layer of a foamed rubbery material, :which is subject to reduction in dimensions uponre-peated compression thereof, bonded to said -fabric portion, the tension in-the said yarns rendering'said fabric portion contractible to'thereby compensate for reduction inthedime'nsions of the foamed rubbery-material upon repeated compression thereof without substantial changein theuniform surface appearance of said fabric portion.
  • foamed rubbery material as set forth in claim .1 wherein the foamed rubbery material is selectedfrom the group consisting of latex, polyvinylchloride dispersions, andreaction products of polyesters and polyisocyanates.

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