WO2011069996A1 - Primary carpet backing - Google Patents

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WO2011069996A1
WO2011069996A1 PCT/EP2010/069042 EP2010069042W WO2011069996A1 WO 2011069996 A1 WO2011069996 A1 WO 2011069996A1 EP 2010069042 W EP2010069042 W EP 2010069042W WO 2011069996 A1 WO2011069996 A1 WO 2011069996A1
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Edze Jan Visscher
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Priority to RU2012128516/12A priority Critical patent/RU2549973C2/ru
Priority to KR1020177037063A priority patent/KR101914468B1/ko
Priority to JP2012542508A priority patent/JP5808335B2/ja
Priority to EP10785450.7A priority patent/EP2510141B1/en
Priority to BR112012013743A priority patent/BR112012013743A2/pt
Priority to CN201080055461.9A priority patent/CN102713042B/zh
Priority to US13/514,823 priority patent/US9644314B2/en
Priority to CA2783914A priority patent/CA2783914C/en
Publication of WO2011069996A1 publication Critical patent/WO2011069996A1/en
Priority to HK13101291.9A priority patent/HK1174369A1/zh
Priority to US15/385,128 priority patent/US20170100914A1/en

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  • the invention pertains to primary carpet backings comprising at least two different layers of fibers.
  • Nonwoven primary carpet backings for tufted carpets have been known for many years.
  • the nonwoven primary carpet backings used in carpet production are either nonwovens comprising a backbone of polyester fibers, e.g. PET, or nonwovens comprising a backbone polypropylene fibers.
  • fibers as used herein refers both to staple fibers and filaments.
  • the polypropylene or polyester fibers are filaments in the range of 1 to 25 dtex, preferably in the range of 2 to 20 dtex, most preferably in the range of 5 to 15 dtex providing the required processing stability.
  • the unit dtex defines the fineness of the filaments as their weight in grams per 10000 meter.
  • the backbone fibers can be entangled by mechanical needling and/or
  • the backbone fibers can be thermally bonded, for example by calendaring or through air bonding or the like, using a lower melting polymer which is present in the form of fibers or which has been added as a powder or as granulate.
  • a lower melting polymer which is present in the form of fibers or which has been added as a powder or as granulate.
  • the polymer can be present as separate monocomponent fibers or the lower melting polymer can be present together with the backbone polymer in the same fibers in so-called bicomponent or multicomponent fibers.
  • Bicomponent fibers are well known in the art, for example as side-by-side, core/sheath or segmented pie fibers.
  • fibers composed of a single polymer but with varying crystallinity along the length of the fiber can be used as bicomponent fibers as varying crystallinity results in fiber sections consisting of polymer with different melting points along the length of the fiber.
  • Such an effect can for example be obtained by stretching the fibers to different degrees in a spin-draw process to obtain varying crystallinity and thus varying melting point along the length of the fibers as disclosed in WO 93/13254.
  • both the backbone polymer such as for example polyester or
  • polypropylene, and the lower melting polymer are present as separate
  • the lower melting polymer can be present in the same filament as the backbone polymer thus forming bicomponent filament nonwovens.
  • WO 03/033801 discloses multilayer nonwoven carpet backings wherein the composition varies in different sections in a single nonwoven layer to influence the mechanical properties of each section within this single layer in order to facilitate optimised moulding of tufted car carpets.
  • US 6,808,786 discloses a two-part primary carpet backing for improved acoustic properties.
  • the first layer is a woven or nonwoven material.
  • the second backing layer is formed of microfilament spunlaced material to obtain sound absorbing acoustic properties. Both layers are bonded together in a separate production step with an adhesive web.
  • the process of making a tufted carpet comprises the steps of providing a primary carpet backing material into a tufting machine, tufting the backing material with tufting yarns to obtain a greige carpet with a face side showing the tufts and a back side where the back stitches are formed.
  • a tuft is the visible part of the tufting yarn on the face side of a greige or carpet.
  • a back stitch is the visible part of the tuft yarn on the backside of a greige carpet.
  • New tufting techniques such as high-low tufting to produce carpets with high tufts and low tufts in a single carpet require primary carpet backings with improved stitch holding capabilities to hold the tufts in place in the tufting process.
  • Of particular importance are improving the appearance of the finished carpet, allowing effective mending of imperfections which occur during tufting, and facilitating tuftability, i.e. by providing lower tuft-needle penetration resistance and reduced needle deflection during tufting, avoiding backtags, increasing stitch holding performance and reducing noise during tufting.
  • Stitch holding is the force required to remove a loop from a greige carpet from the back side. It determines how strong the interaction is, between the primary carpet backing and the tufting yarn.
  • the stitch holding determines the chance on failures in the subsequent processing steps after tufting until a pre-coat has been applied to lock the tufts in place.
  • These processing steps can comprise dyeing, pre-coating, tentering, steaming and/or transport of rolls of greige carpet. Each of these processing steps are executed under severe conditions regarding temperature and/or applied tensions, which pose high demands to the primary carpet backing material.
  • the tuft-bind performance of the pre-coat determines mainly how well the tufts are held in place in the pre-coated carpet. After pre-coating a heavy layer can be coated onto the back side of the pre-coated carpet and/or a secondary carpet backing can be applied.
  • the primary carpet backing should exhibit good tuft holding characteristics.
  • the primary carpet backing should have a high stitch holding capacity to hold the tufts in place during the dynamic process of tufting to obtain tufts of essentially the same height for an even carpet surface in the greige carpet.
  • the stitch holding capacity of a primary carpet backing is the ability to put the tufts in place during the tufting process where the tufts are formed and to hold the tufts in place, directly after being formed, during the formation of the following tufts. It determines the face and backtags of the greige carpet during the tufting process.
  • a backtag is a loose or uneven backstitch in a greige carpet, in essence a tuft which was formerly on the carpet face that is now (partially) on the back side.
  • the stitch holding of the primary carpet backing should be high enough to retain the carpet surface as produced during tufting.
  • a pre-coating can be applied to the back side of the greige carpet.
  • the tuft bind is the force required to remove one tuft completely out of the (pre-coated or finished) carpet from the face side. It determines how strong the adhesive bond is between the pile fibers and the adhesive coating of the primary carpet backing.
  • the pre-coat is generally applied either as a latex solution or as a foamed latex to the back side of the greige carpet and subsequently the latex is dried to form bonds between the base of the tufts and the primary carpet backing.
  • the pre-coat has a too high affinity to the primary carpet backing material the pre-coat can migrate completely through the primary carpet backing to become visible at the face side of the carpet. This is known as latex bleeding, which is undesirable in certain carpet constructions.
  • the pre-coat will not form sufficiently strong bonds between the base of the tufts and the primary carpet backing to keep the tufts into place during further processing. Furthermore, problems arise at cutting of the selvedges when the primary carpet backing is not well bonded to the other components of the finished carpet construction.
  • the primary carpet backing can become visible during the use of the carpet, especially when the carpet is installed on non-flat surfaces.
  • An example of this is the use of such nonwovens in automotive carpets.
  • the carpet On the basis of the geometry of the car body floor the carpet has to be bent, i.e. deformed, strongly in various areas. Especially pronounced of course is the deformation in the area of the transmission tunnel.
  • the primary carpet backing should have essentially the same color as the pre-dyed tufting yarns.
  • the primary carpet backing can be tufted with non-dyed, so-called raw white, tufting yarns.
  • the greige carpet can be dyed in a subsequent processing step. It is preferred that the primary carpet backing has good dye-ability to avoid a (too large) colour mismatch between the dyed tufting yarns and the dyed primary carpet backing which would render the primary carpet backing still visible when being bent.
  • carpet constructions exist wherein the primary carpet backing is visible even without bending the carpet. In principal it is only required to dye the top side of the primary carpet backing which is oriented to the face side of the carpet.
  • the object of the invention can be achieved with a primary carpet backing comprising at least a first and a second layer of fibers, characterised in that both the first and the second layer of fibers has a uniform composition throughout the layer of fibers, wherein the linear density of the fibers is in the range of 1 to 25 dtex, preferably 2 to 20 dtex, more preferably 5 to 15 dtex, wherein both the first and second layer of fibers comprise at least two different polymers and wherein at least one polymer comprised in the first layer is different from the polymers comprised in the second layer.
  • a layer of fibers as used herein has to be understood to mean a nonwoven layer of randomly laid fibers.
  • the Uniform composition as used herein has to be understood that the type of fibers and the amount of fibers throughout the layer is constant within the limits encountered in standard nonwoven production processes.
  • the first and second layer of fibers each comprises at least two different polymers.
  • the different polymers in a layer of fibers have different melting points.
  • one polymer will have a lower melting point than the other polymer.
  • the primary carpet backing is thermally bonded by means of binder polymer originating from the fibers.
  • the melting temperature of the lower melting polymer can, and preferably is, different in each layer of fibers, the thermal bonding process should be performed at the
  • the lower melting polymer is PA6 for the first layer of fibers and PP for the second layer of fibers.
  • PA6 has a higher melting temperature than PP, the nonwoven should be thermally bonded at the melting temperature of PA6.
  • the different polymers exist in separate fibers to create a carpet backing comprising bifilament nonwoven layers.
  • the primary carpet backing according to the invention can comprise additional layers of fibers consisting of only one polymer.
  • the primary carpet backing can consist of a first layer of fibers of polyamide, e.g. PA6, a second layer of fibers consisting of separate polyester and polyamide fibers (creating a bifilament nonwoven layer), a third layer of fibers consisting of separate polyester and polyolefin fibers (creating a second bifilament nonwoven layer) and optionally a fourth layer of polyolefin layers, e.g. PP.
  • the different polymers exist together in bicomponent fibers to create a carpet backing comprising bicomponent nonwoven layers. Most preferably the different polymers exist together in core/sheath bicomponent fibers.
  • the different polymers in the first layer of fibers exist in separate fibers and the different polymers in the second layer exist together in bicomponent fibers to create a combination of bifilament nonwoven layers and bicomponent nonwoven layers.
  • the primary carpet backing consists of a first layer consisting of core/sheath filaments having a core of polyester, e.g. of polyethylene terephthalate (PET), and a sheath of polyamide (PA), e.g. of PA6, and a second layer consisting of core/sheath filaments having a core of polyester, e.g. of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and a sheath of polyolefin, e.g. of PP.
  • PET polyethylene terephthalate
  • PA polyamide
  • the layer consisting of core/sheath filaments having a core of polyester and a sheath of polyolefin is located at the back side of the primary carpet backing and the layer consisting of core/sheath filaments having a core of polyester and a sheath of polyamide is located at the face side of the primary carpet backing, the polyamide present in the face side of the primary carpet backing improves the dye-ability of the primary carpet backing without having to dye all the fibers in the entire primary carpet backing.
  • the latex adhesion on the back side is improved to lock the tufts into place while the polyolefin present in the face side of the primary carpet backing prevent latex bleeding through the primary carpet backing due to the low affinity of the latex to the polyolefin sheath material.
  • the primary carpet backing consists of three layers of fibers, a first layer and a third layer both consisting of core/sheath filaments having a core of polyester, e.g. of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and a sheath of polyamide (PA), e.g. of PA6, and a second layer of fibers, located in between the first and third layers, consisting of
  • PET polyethylene terephthalate
  • PA polyamide
  • core/sheath filaments having a core of polyester, e.g. of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and a sheath of polyolefin, e.g. of PP.
  • PET polyethylene terephthalate
  • the polyamide present in the layer at the back side of the primary carpet backing improves the latex adhesion to the primary carpet backing thus increasing tuft bind in the carpet, while the polyolefin present in the second (middle) layer prevents latex bleeding through the primary carpet backing to the face side of the greige carpet.
  • the polyamide present in the layer at the face side of the primary carpet backing improves the dye-ability of the primary carpet backing thus reducing the visibility of the primary carpet backing in the finished carpet.
  • Primary carpet backings according to the invention can also improve stitch holding capacity as the lower melting polymers in each of the layers can be tuned to maximize friction of the primary carpet backing to the polymer of the tufting yarns.
  • the primary carpet backings according to the invention may comprise one or more additional layers, each of the additional layers being selected from the group consisting of woven layers, nonwoven layers, scrim layers, layers of unidirectional filaments or yarns and film layers.
  • the primary carpet backing comprises the additional layer(s) positioned between the first layer of fibers and the second layer of fibers.
  • the additional layers may, for example, be used to provide additional layers
  • Example 1
  • the reference consisted of three identical layers of fibers, each having a basic weight of 42 g/m 2 and consisting of bicomponent filaments having a 74/26 core/sheath volume ratio, a core of PET and a sheath of PA6, and a linear density of 15 dtex.
  • Sample 1 in accordance with the invention consisted of two identical outer layers of filaments having a 74/26 core/sheath volume ratio, a core of PET and a sheath of PA6, and a linear density of 15 dtex and an inner layer of 74/26 core/sheath volume ratio, a core of PET and a sheath of PP and a linear density of 15 dtex. All three layers had a basic weight of 42 g/m 2 .
  • Breaking strength and elongation at break before and after tufting measured in accordance with EN 29073-3 dated 08-1992 at a speed of 200 mm/min.
  • the needle penetration resistance has been determined by measuring the force required for a single needle, Groz-Beckert needle type HK01 R-W-P-B, to penetrate the primary carpet backing.
  • the average, minimum and maximum penetration force of 3750 individual needle penetrations have been determined to obtain relevant parameters describing penetration force as a primary carpet backing will always show significant variation in properties on the level comparable to the dimensions of a tuft needle, being only a few mm 2 .
  • the stitch holding capacity of a primary carpet backing has been determined by means of tufting a primary carpet backing under conditions which are critical for backtag formation and counting the number of full backtags formed during tufting, i.e. counting the number of tufts which are removed completely from the greige carpet, in an area of 1 m by 12.2 cm containing 9600 tufts.
  • Tufting took place with Groz-Beckert 0660 needles at a gauge of 1/5" (5.08 mm), Texture Tex PA6.6 tufting yarns type 3252 O 2x 1350 dtex, a machine speed of 600 rpm, a speed difference between the supply speed of the primary carpet backing and the output speed of the greige carpet of 4.4 %, a stitch rate of 40 stitches per 10cm and a yarn feed corresponding to a pile length of 1 1 .8 mm.
  • the pile length has been determined by pulling out 100 tufts from the greige carpet and measuring the total length of the removed tufting yarn. The pile length can be calculated dividing the total length of tufting yarn by the number of removed tufts.
  • the needle penetration force of the inventive primary carpet backing is lower which reduces the chance of needle deflection during tufting. Also, the number of backtags in the greige carpet produced with the backing according to the invention has been reduced considerably, i.e. from 29 to 8 backtags.

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