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WO/2000/024955A1 |
A nonwoven composite is formed by hydroentangling a fibrous web into a nonwoven base web and subsequently treating the hydroentangled webs with a textile-treating agent selected from silicones, derivatives of silicones and quaternary amm...
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WO/2000/024858A1 |
The present invention relates to fabric care methods for restoring and/or rejuvenating color of worn, faded fabric, by applying to said fabric a fabric color care composition which comprises: water soluble and/or water dispersible polyme...
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WO/2000/024856A1 |
The present invention relates to fabric care compositions, methods, and articles of manufacture for treating fabrics, comprising an effective amount of fabric care polysaccharides with globular structure. Optionally, the composition can ...
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WO/2000/024851A2 |
The present invention relates to fabric care compositions, methods, and articles of manufacture for treating fabrics. The compositions comprise an effective amount of fabric improving active, selected from the group consisting of oligosa...
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WO/2000/023510A1 |
A substrate, suitable for the preparation of a composite membrane, which substrate comprises a porous matrix of fibres, characterised in that the fibres comprise mixed amorphous silica fibres that are bound with a binder; a composite mem...
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WO/2000/024075A1 |
A substrate, suitable for the preparation of a composite membrane, which substrate comprises a porous matrix of fibres, characterised in that the fibres are bound with a binder comprising both silica and a fluorinated hydrocarbon polymer...
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WO/2000/021900A1 |
One aspect of the present invention is a prepreg for an electronic support, the prepreg comprising: (a) a polymeric matrix material; and (b) a fabric comprising a strand comprising glass fibers, at least a portion of the fabric having a ...
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WO/2000/021899A1 |
The present invention provides a coated fiber strand comprising at least one fiber having a layer of a dried residue of a resin compatible coating composition on at least a portion of a surface of the at least one fiber, the resin compat...
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WO/2000/018865A1 |
The present invention relates to laundry detergent and/or fabric care compositions comprising a chemical entity and a polymer; wherein the chemical entity comprises a deposition aid having a high affinity for cellulose and a benefit agen...
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WO/2000/018898A1 |
The present invention relates to an improved chemical entity which comprises a chemical component linked to an amino acid sequence comprising a Cellulose Binding Domain (CBD) having a binding constant (Kr) for crystalline cellulose (Kr-c...
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WO/2000/019009A1 |
A canvas pollution prevention method capable of maintaining at all times canvas pollution prevention effects and guaranteeing a positive drying efficiency; specifically, a method of preventing pollution on a canvas for pressing web again...
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WO/2000/018864A1 |
The present invention relates to laundry detergent and/or fabric care compositions comprising a chemical entity, a surfactant and a protease; wherein the chemical entity comprises a deposition aid having a high affinity for cellulose and...
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WO/2000/019003A1 |
A process for treating a textile fabric to impart or enhance at least one property of the fabric comprising: introducing the fabric into an aqueous formaldehyde containing solution to provide a wet pickup of an effective amount of the so...
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WO/2000/018897A1 |
The present invention relates to a chemical entity comprising more than one chemical components linked to a cellulose binding domain. The present invention further relates to a laundry detergent and/or fabric care composition comprising ...
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WO/2000/017440A1 |
The present invention is generally directed to a process for making fabrics containing cotton fibers more aesthetically pleasing and resistant to staining by anionic dyes by derivatising the cotton so that it exhibits a permanent anionic...
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WO/2000/015670A1 |
The invention relates to a process of oxidizing starch wherein a root or tuber starch, comprising at least 95 wt.% based on dry substance of the starch of amylopectin, or a derivative thereof, is treated with hydrogen peroxide in the pre...
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WO/2000/014206A2 |
The present invention relates to variant EGIII cellulases which have improved stability and/or performance. The variant cellulases have replacements at sensitive residues to improve stability and/or performance.
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WO/2000/012803A1 |
In order to improve mechanical resistance after ageing, in particular in a humid environment, of an insulating product, in particular for heat and/or sound insulation, based on mineral wool provided with a sizing, the method consists in ...
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WO/2000/000267A2 |
A porous polymeric sheet (18) is provided having an electrostatic charge and comprising a zero-three composite of a polymeric matrix and a ferroelectric material dispersed therein. The polymeric component comprises a non-polar thermoplas...
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WO/1999/060200A1 |
A method of treating wool, wool fibers or animal hair with a proteolytic enzyme and a transglutaminase. The described method results in improved shrink-resistance, handle, appearance, wettability, reduction of felting tendency, increased...
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WO/1999/053896A1 |
A sheet for cleaning comprising a nonwoven fabric made from continuous long staple fiber and, incorporated therein, a powder capable of absorbing an oil and a lower alcohol. This sheet has high detergency not only for stains on a skin, b...
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WO/1999/051539A1 |
The invention relates to a reinforcing fiber (1), especially for fiber composites, comprising a core (2) which is provided with a layer (4) made of a binding agent which can be pyrolyzed. According to the invention, a coating (3) made of...
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WO/1999/044955A1 |
The present invention provides glass fiber strands impregnated with non-abrasive solid particles which provide interstitial spaces of at least 3 micrometers between adjacent fibers within a strand which are useful for reinforcing composi...
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WO/1999/044960A1 |
The present invention provides glass fiber strands coated with non-hydratable, inorganic solid lubricant particles useful for reinforcing composites such as laminated electronic supports.
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WO/1999/043876A1 |
An electrically conductive fiber having a fibrous core material and an electrically conductive material coated on the surface of the core, wherein the fibrous core has an average fiber length of 1 to 5 $g(m)m, an average fiber diameter o...
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WO/1999/035326A1 |
Carbon fibers carrying a polymer having polar groups and groups reactive with a matrix resin in a state adhering to the surfaces. The above carbon fibers can be produced by heating carbon fibers which carry (1) a monomer having both a po...
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WO/1999/031312A1 |
Cellulosic fibers intrafiber crosslinked with a polymeric polycarboxylic acid crosslinking agent are disclosed. In one embodiment, the polymeric polycarboxylic acid is polyacrylic acid and, in another embodiment, the polycarboxylic acid ...
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WO/1999/029936A1 |
The present invention provides a process for obtaining a fiber comprising the steps of (a) melt extruding a mixture of a thermoplastic polymer and hydrophilicity imparting compound to form a plurality of filaments; (b) applying a spin fi...
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WO/1999/019452A1 |
A fabric treatment product containing a perfume which includes a mixture of fragrance materials, for the treatment of garments containing Spandex$m(3) and other fibres, preferably after wearing thereof, to deposit fragrance materials to ...
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WO/1999/019553A1 |
A method of treating textile which is yarn or fabric containing spandex fibres, comprising contacting the textile with a perfume so that the perfume is deposited on the fabric. The perfume contains a mixture of fragrance materials which ...
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WO/1999/010590A1 |
Wool with a non-felting finish is disclosed, as well as a process for producing the same by (a) prior treatment with a low pressure plasma; and (b) subsequent treatment with aqueous dispersions of self-dispersing isocyanates. Also disclo...
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WO/1999/006622A1 |
Vividly colored absorbent articles useful as wiping articles and a method for their manufacture. A preferred article is characterized by (a) a nonwoven web comprised of organic fibers having a plurality of pendant hydroxyl groups; (b) a ...
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WO/1999/005358A1 |
An industrial fabric comprises synthetic yarns or fibres which have been subjected to plasma treatment. If fibres are used, they may be treated as fibres, when made up into yarns or when formed into a woven or nonwoven layer. One or both...
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WO/1998/054396A1 |
Method for treating fibrous cellulosic materials using an aqueous cationic treating solution containing a cyclic polyhydroxy compound and choline chloride, by which dye uptake of the material, and the environmental effects of the subsequ...
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WO/1998/045357A1 |
The invention relates to a method for pre-adhering polyester filaments in order to improve the adhering properties with rubber, whereby the constituents (A) and (B) of a pre-adhering agent are applied to the continuous filament thread se...
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WO/1998/031852A1 |
A melt article, e.g. a fibre or film, or a fusible acrylonitrile polymer can be cross-linked to render it infusible. The thusly cross-linked article can be oxidised and subsequently carbonised or graphitised in similar manner to articles...
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WO/1998/030752A1 |
A coated aramid fiber is disclosed wherein the coating is a small amount of chitosan and the coated fiber is useful in manufacture of an improved friction paper. An improved friction paper is, also, disclosed wherein chitosan is present ...
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WO/1998/024965A1 |
The invention relates to a process for treatment of cellulosic material, as for example, knitted or woven cotton fabric, comprising the steps of preparing an aqueous enzyme solution comprising pectinase, treating the cellulosic material ...
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WO/1998/010132A1 |
Fabric comprising yarns comprising lyocell fibres is treated with a swelling agent, preferably aqueous sodium hydroxide, whilst in a form in which it is unrestrained and free to shrink. The swelling agent causes the lyocell fibres to swe...
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WO/1998/003723A1 |
A friction reducing agent for seat belts which contains a polyether/polyester prepared from a polyether diol compound and an aliphatic carboxylic acid and having an average molecular weight of 2,000 to 15,000 and preferably further conta...
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WO/1998/001614A1 |
Reinforcing fibers which can give rubber articles having excellent resistance to heat, water and fatigue from flexing without any troublesome production step; and a treatment for the reinforcing fibers. This treatment comprises a rubber ...
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WO/1997/049856A1 |
A process for treating cellulose fibres of the lyocell type, by which the fibres are brought into contact with a textile auxiliary agent, is characterised in that a compound having the general formula (I) or its alkaline salt is used as ...
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WO/1997/047799A1 |
Carbon fibers for resin reinforcement which can be stably mixed with resins and uniformly dispersed therein. They are produced by sizing carbon fibers and cutting the resulting fibers and having a disintegration-initiating angle of 65�...
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WO/1997/042288A1 |
Laundry detergent compositions that provide soil release benefits to all fabric comprising modified polyamine cotton soil release agents and non-cotton soil release agents, and a method for providing soil release benefits to cotton fabri...
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WO/1997/041205A1 |
Dryer-activated fabric softening articles having improved spun-bonded polyester substrates having improved feel characteristics and increased thickness as compared to conventional polyester substrates and/or feel characteristics that are...
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WO/1997/041293A1 |
The invention pertains to a process for antifelting finishing of animal fibers that are inclined to felt, especially wool, wherein the fibers are subjected to a low-temperature plasma treatment.
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WO/1997/036976A1 |
The present invention relates to the use of a fabric softener composition, comprising at least one fabric softener component, for imparting fabric appearance benefits.
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WO/1997/036038A1 |
A screen-like plated article uses a mesh-like fabric which does not cause clogging and has uniform apertures throughout its entire surface, can be used stably as a printing screen and a rotary printing cylinder, and is useful as an elect...
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WO/1997/036046A1 |
A method in which a sheet of cellulosic fibres is shredded into fluff wherein, prior to shredding, the fibres are treated in the presence of water with a hydrophobic substance having a specific surface area of at least about 50m2/g, to y...
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WO/1997/036028A1 |
The tendency to fibrillate of cellulosic fibres spun from tertiary amine oxide solutions and fibrous products produced from these fibres is reduced by a treatment with heat and a solution containing a tertiary amine oxide and optionally ...
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