Process for producing crimped metal-coated filamentary materials, and yarns and fabrics obtained therefrom
AssigneeRohm and Haas Company
InventorsKlane F. Forsgren, Sidney Melamed, Robert S. Weiner
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AssigneeRohm and Haas Company
InventorsKlane F. Forsgren, Sidney Melamed, Robert S. Weiner
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Process for the production of a crimped metal-coated continuous-filament or a crimped yarn of a plurality of metal-coated filaments which filament or yarn is adapted for combination with other filaments to form an improved yarn for use in making anti-static fabrics, such as pile carpets or the like, wherein the continuous-filament or yarn comprising a plurality of filaments is first made into a knitted fabric, the fabric is treated to deposit a continuous metal coating on the filament or yarn thereof, and the coated fabric thus obtained is deknitted, thereby yielding the metal-coated continuous-filament or yarn in a crimped disposition characteristic of the knitted loop construction existing in the knit fabric. Heat treatment of the crimped filament or yarn after the metal-coating step significantly improves its anti-static properties when incorporated into fabric.
A process for producing a textured multi-filament yarn suitable for use in the production of textiles having an enhanced resistance to the accumulation of electrostatic charges, said process comprising:
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