Material for a primary carpet backing
AssigneeFreudenberg Performance Materials B.V.
InventorsJan KLOMPARENDS, Magnus GUNZENHAEUSER, Eric VAN DEN HOVEN, Matthias GOETTEL
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AssigneeFreudenberg Performance Materials B.V.
InventorsJan KLOMPARENDS, Magnus GUNZENHAEUSER, Eric VAN DEN HOVEN, Matthias GOETTEL
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A material for a primary carpet backing including a nonwoven fabric including first bicomponent core/sheath fibers including a first thermoplastic polymer in the core and a second thermoplastic polymer in the sheath and second bicomponent core/sheath fibers including a third thermoplastic polymer in the core and a fourth thermoplastic polymer in the sheath, wherein the first thermoplastic polymer in the core of the first bicomponent core/sheath fibers is of a different polymer family as the third thermoplastic polymer in the core of the second bicomponent core/sheath fibers, and wherein the second thermoplastic polymer in the sheath of the first bicomponent core/sheath fibers and the fourth thermoplastic polymer in the sheath of the second bicomponent core/sheath fibers are polymers of the same polymer family, preferably having the same melting temperature.
A material for a primary carpet backing comprising a nonwoven fabric comprising first bicomponent core/sheath fibers comprising a first thermoplastic polymer in the core and a second thermoplastic polymer in the sheath and second bicomponent core/sheath fibers comprising a third thermoplastic polymer in the core and a fourth thermoplastic polymer in the sheath, wherein the first thermoplastic polymer in the core of the first bicomponent core/sheath fibers is of a different polymer family as the third thermoplastic polymer in the core of the second bicomponent core/sheath fibers, and wherein the second thermoplastic polymer in the sheath of the first bicomponent core/sheath fibers and the fourth thermoplastic polymer in the sheath of the second bicomponent core/sheath fibers are polymers of the same polymer family.
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