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Down-like fiberfill material and manufacturing method therefor

A manufacturing method, feather-like technology, applied in the direction of textiles and papermaking, yarn, fiber processing, etc., to achieve a full sense of weight, large volume, and superior thermal insulation

Active Publication Date: 2017-02-22
저장아이더웜스뉴머티리얼컴퍼니리미티드
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[0011] The problem to be solved by the present invention is that the feathery cotton raw material of the present invention and its manufacturing method do not exist in the prior art at all, and the feathery cotton raw material of the present invention is artificially manufactured into the form of imitating feathers, which does not produce the feathery cotton raw material of the prior art at all. The above-mentioned problems such as the natural feathers used for feather bedding are provided with the characteristic fluff ball (Japanese: Dounball)-shaped block of the present invention, which has sufficient weight, large volume, and is not accompanied by the peculiar odor of animals. In addition, it is easy to wash It is a feather-like cotton raw material with a novel and brand-new form that does not exist in the prior art, and is also superior in heat retention, thermal insulation, and thermal insulation.

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[0044] Below, refer to Figure 1 to Figure 24 The new and brand-new feather-like cotton raw material and its manufacturing method that are artificially manufactured to imitate the shape of natural feathers that do not exist in the prior art will be described in detail.

[0045] figure 1 (a) is a schematic diagram showing a feathery cotton raw material 1 in the form of a line diagram. The feathery cotton raw material 1 is formed in a relatively large fluffy ball-shaped block artificially imitating a feather in the embodiment of the present invention, and is The state in which long fibers like cotton are formed and finished. figure 1 (b) is a schematic diagram showing a feathery cotton raw material 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention in the form of a line diagram. The feathery cotton raw material 1 is formed by artificially producing fluff ball-shaped blocks in a shape imitating feathers. figure 1 The size of (a) is small, and it is the state in which long fi...

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Abstract

The present invention provides a novel down-like fiberfill material, which does not have odors that are characteristic of animals, and has a feeling of volume and bulk, excellent launderability, and excellent heat retention and insulating properties, and can be formed to be lightweight. This down-like fiberfill material (1) has a form, as a result of air-interlacing in an air-scattering environment, in which the filaments of an axial filament (2) and a float yarn (3) that use a polyester raw yarn are bundled, entwined, connected and integrated with each other while having down ball-like clusters at intervals that run in a row. The down-like fiberfill material is formed as long cotton-like fibers wherein the diameter of the down ball-like clusters is 1.0 - 3.5 cm and the down ball-like portions are consecutively disposed with a maximum interval of not more than 10 cm in the longitudinal direction of the axial filament.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a feather-like cotton raw material and its manufacturing method. The feather-like cotton raw material is artificially manufactured to imitate the form of natural feathers without producing the following problems such as those of natural feathers for filling quilts in the prior art. In addition, it has a sense of weight, large volume, no animal-specific odor, excellent detergency, heat retention, and heat insulation, and can be formed with a lighter weight. It is a novelty that does not exist at all in the prior art. , Brand-new form of feather-like cotton material. Background technique [0002] Conventionally, futons filled with natural feathers are often used as bedding for sleeping. [0003] However, the natural feather quilt of the prior art has been pointed out as a problem that even if the quilting is performed, individual feathers will move in the cells, and if the cells are not filled, imbalance will occur. In ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): D02G3/34A41G11/00D02G3/04D06C7/02D06M15/643
CPCD02G3/34D06M15/643D06C7/02A41G11/00D02J1/08D02G1/162D02G3/04D06M2101/32
Inventor 平川尚市
Owner 저장아이더웜스뉴머티리얼컴퍼니리미티드
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