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WO/1997/035848A1 |
Amino and/or alkoxy triazines with at least one C1-C10alkyl group which has a vinyl sulphonyl group or a radical promoting the formation of a vinyl sulphonyl group and is also possibly substituted, their use as fixing auxiliaries in the ...
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WO/1997/036029A1 |
The invention concerns a process for producing cellulose fibres and cellulosic fibre products. According to the invention, the properties of cellulosic fibres spun from tertiary amine solutions or fibre products produced therefrom are im...
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WO/1997/033001A1 |
Textile fibers are treated with enzymes in the absence of surfactants, with the effect of increasing the wettability and absorbency of the fibers. The enzymes are pectinases, cellulases, proteases, lipases or combinations thereof. The we...
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WO/1997/027237A1 |
The present invention relates to a process for enzymatic hydrolysis of cyclic oligomers of poly(ethylene terephthalate), which process comprises subjecting the cyclic oligomer to the action of one or more lipolytic and/or biopolyester hy...
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WO/1997/024484A1 |
This covering for beds and similar items has the distinguishing feature of being equipped with an acaricidal biocide installed in the covering.
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WO/1997/021855A1 |
A minute structure for producing a color comprises a first coloring part for producing a color with first wavelengths in the visible light area by physical actions such as reflection and interference. The first coloring part includes lam...
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WO/1997/020982A1 |
A process for improving the mechanical properties, particularly the flexural rigidity, of aramid fibers by directly depositing a diamond-like-carbon coating onto the surface of the fibers. Diamond-like-carbon (DLC) coated aramid fibers h...
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WO/1997/020981A1 |
A process of coating a non-conductive fiber with diamond-like carbon, including passing a non-conductive fiber between a pair of parallel metal grids within a reaction chamber, introducing a hydrocarbon gas into the reaction chamber, for...
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WO/1997/018347A1 |
Provided herein is a composition, system and method containing a hydrophobic lubricant and a water soluble solvent. The invention may also contain water. Specific solvents include alkyl or alkoxy pyrrolidones such as N-methyl-2-pyrrolido...
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WO/1997/016586A1 |
A powdered resin of high absorption power (SAP) has heretofore been used as a water retentive material for sanitary products, such as sanitary napkin, a paper diaper and an incontinence pad. This water retentive material is used by being...
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WO/1997/014830A1 |
This invention relates to a coextruded monofilament having a core material made of a first resin and a sheath material made of a second resin, with the second resin being different from the first resin, and a pocket formed in the end of ...
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WO/1997/013798A1 |
The invention concerns a polyurethane elastomer containing structural units of type (a), in which: the group -O-R1-O- is a macrodiol group with a molecular weight of approximately 500 to 10000, R2 is a bivalent aliphatic, cycloaliphatic ...
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WO/1997/013024A1 |
A group of polymers for treatment of cellulose based materials which are characterised by a functional group which binds the polymer to the material. This allows treatment of, for example cotton based fabrics, to improve, for example, th...
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WO/1997/011219A1 |
The present invention comprises a process for providing soil resistance and resistance to staining by acid dyes to fibers and textiles by simultaneous or sequential application of a sulfonated phenol-formaldehyde condensation product and...
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WO/1997/009410A1 |
This invention relates to a method of forming localized variation of color density in the surface of a dyed cellulosic fabric, and to a composition for use in the method.
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WO/1997/008377A1 |
The present invention relates to a highly smooth fiber comprising a fiber produced from a thermoplastic resin on which a mixed composition is deposited in an amount of 0.1 to 2.0 percent by weight of said fiber, said mixed composition co...
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WO/1997/007279A1 |
A modified cellulose fiber from which the adherent dirt can readily be removed and which has an excellent washfastness. It is a cellulose fiber treated with liquid ammonia and produced by coating part or the whole of the surface of a cel...
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WO/1997/000354A1 |
Disclosed is a process for making reduced odor individualized, crosslinked fibers which includes the steps of providing cellulosic fibers, contacting the fibers with a solution containing a C2-C9 polycarboxylic acid crosslinking agent, m...
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WO/1996/041911A1 |
A flameproof woven or knitted fabric to which deodorant function is imparted without impairing the flameproofness. Such a fabric is produced by applying a deodorant composition comprising an aluminosilicate comprising 5 to 80 mole % of S...
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WO/1996/031645A1 |
A cellulose fiber is immersed in a cellulose fiber dissolving agent such as tertiary amine-N-oxide, lithium chloride/N,N-dimethylacetoamide or N-methylmorpholine-N-oxide under conditions where the dissolving agent does not dissolve the c...
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WO/1996/030568A1 |
Aquasi monofilament having a high strength polyethylene fiber core with an adherent, abrasion resistant polymer sheath is prepared by feeding the core yarn through a crosshead die, while simultaneously supplying a polymer melt at a tempe...
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WO/1996/028601A1 |
A method of reducing the fibrillation tendency of lyocell fibre involves the step of contacting the fibre with an aqueous solution containing (1) a chemical reagent having at least two functional groups reactive with cellulose and (2) ge...
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WO/1996/024716A1 |
Economical, pollution-free treatment of textiles occurs in a low voltage electrochemical cell (30) that mercerizes (or scours), sours, and optionally bleaches with effluents and without the purchase of bulk caustic, neutralizing acids, o...
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WO/1996/023927A1 |
A process is disclosed for batchwise metal plating aramid fibers wherein the fibers are knitted into a tube, plated, deknitted, reknitted into a tube, and plated again; and wherein the plating is durable and highly conductive.
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WO/1996/020998A1 |
Dryer-activated fabric softening articles having improved spun-bonded polyester substrates having improved feel characteristics as compared to conventional polyester substrates and/or feel characteristics that are not significantly diffe...
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WO/1996/014922A1 |
A hydrophilic film comprising a hydrophobic aromatic polymer film and, adsorbed thereto irreversibly, a hydrophilic cellulose derivative with a number-average molecular weight of 2,000 to 8,000. As the film is remarkably reduced in exuda...
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WO/1996/007780A1 |
A process is proposed for producing cellulose fibres spun from solvents and with a reduced tendency to fibrillate. The process in question involves treating the fibres with one or more compounds selected from the following groups: (A) N-...
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WO/1996/005916A1 |
Running and tearing of nylon hosiery and other hydrophobic fabrics are prevented by immersing the hosiery and fabrics in a special aqueous treatment comprising a film-forming polymeric solution, a wetting agent, a substantive quaternary ...
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WO/1996/004077A1 |
Towel, sponge and gauze products composed of fibers of polyvinyl alcohol resin. The fibers are selectively soluble in aqueous solutions only above approximately 93 �C. Polyvinyl alcohol fibers have a degree of hydrolysis of at least 99...
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WO/1996/002284A1 |
Alginate fibres comprising at least one medicament incorporated into the structure thereof, the medicament being present at a level of at least 10 % by weight, based on the weight of the alginate fibre with no incorporated medicament.
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WO/1995/035382A2 |
The present invention relates to novel amylolytic enzymes having improved characteristics for the use in starch degradation, in textile or paper desizing and in household detergent compositions. The disclosed 'alpha'-amylases show surpri...
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WO/1995/035399A1 |
The fibrillation tendency of solvent-spun cellulose fibre can be increased by subjecting the fibre to a treatment which reduces its degree of polymerisation by about 200 units or more. Suitable methods of treatment include severe bleachi...
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WO/1995/034707A1 |
A process is disclosed for treating aramid fibers such that metal plating applied thereto is durable, highly conductive, and strongly adherent. The aramid fibers are contacted with an acid liquid consisting of 86 to 91 weight % aqueous n...
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WO/1995/034710A1 |
Disclosed are individualized, crosslinked fibers, and processes for making such fibers, and absorbent structures containing the fibers. The individualized, crosslinked fibers have a polymeric polyacrylic acid crosslinking agent reacted w...
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WO/1995/025840A1 |
Disclosed are improved methods for treating cotton-containing fabrics and non-cotton-containing cellulosic fabrics as well as the fabrics produced from these methods. In particular, the disclosed methods are directed to contacting cotton...
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WO/1995/024525A1 |
A fibrous structure contains urea peroxide absorbed therein. The fibre is polysilicic acid containing fibre, the supporting structure of which is regenerated viscose cellulose in which the polysilicic acid is homogeneously distributed in...
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WO/1995/020639A1 |
Described are aqueous solutions of esterquats which can be made more viscous by the addition of 0.1 to 2.0 % by wt., relative to the solutions, of sterols and/or sterol derivatives.
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WO/1995/019465A1 |
A method for producing cardable, hydrophobic polyolefin-based staple fibres by applying to spun filaments a first spin finish comprising at least one cationic antistatic agent, in particular a quaternary ammonium salt, stretching the fil...
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WO/1995/018882A1 |
A liquid (ionized) composition emitting far infrared rays and a method for preparation thereof which can be used for a variety of applications is disclosed. The composition is prepared according to a preparing method, comprising the step...
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WO/1995/016888A1 |
A sealing device used for preventing the risk of explosion or fire caused by the electrostatic spark occurring at the sealing section of doorway of a partition using flammable gases liable to cause explosion or fire in a continuous annea...
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WO/1995/012021A1 |
Antimicrobial treatment of textile material with an oligomeric or polymeric biguanide and a strong organic acid having a pK value below 4.5. Acid protects treated material against yellowing in the presence of chlorine bleaches and loss o...
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WO/1995/011800A1 |
Aqueous size compositions for application to glass fibers contain, as essential components, a reaction product of a polymeric amine and an amine-reactable organosilane, a film-forming polymer and an emulsified polyolefin. The reaction pr...
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WO/1995/004854A2 |
A plasma treatment process in two steps is disclosed for antiballistic materials, such as aromatic polyamides. In the first step, a plasma treatment is applied with at least 50 % inorganic gas or a mixture of inorganic gasses and in the ...
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WO/1995/003445A1 |
A fiber product processing method for providing a fiber product with water and oil repellency by treating a fiber product with an at least divalent metal salt, and then treating the resultant product with a hydrophilic functional group-c...
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WO/1995/000454A1 |
A method for manufacturing a mineral fiber product (36) comprises establishing a stream of mineral fibers (18) directing polymeric fibers toward the stream of mineral fibers (18) to cause intermingling of the polymeric material, and appl...
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WO/1995/000697A1 |
The degree of fibrillation and/or the tendency to fibrillation of lyocell fabric can be reduced by treating the fabric with a low-formaldehyde or zero-formaldehyde crosslinking resin, heating the treated fabric to cure the resin, and was...
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WO/1995/000453A1 |
A method for manufacturing a mineral fiber product (36) comprises centrifuging mineral fibers with a spinner (10), forming a veil (22) of the mineral fibers moving in the direction of the axis of the spinner (10), directing toward the ve...
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WO/1994/028223A1 |
Nonwoven articles having high durability and absorbent characteristics, and their methods of manufacture, are presented. One preferred article is characterized by (a) a nonwoven web comprised of organic fibers comprised of polymers havin...
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WO/1994/026962A1 |
A method of forming a flame retardant cellulose fibre comprising the steps of producing lyocell fibre and incorporating a flame retardant chemical into the fibre whilst the fiber is in the never-dried condition prior to first drying.
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WO/1994/026676A1 |
The present invention relates to a glass fiber binding composition having an effective binding amount of an aqueous compatible furan resin mixed with sufficient water to result in a binding composition having from 0.5 to 80 % nonvolatile...
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