Anti-electrostatically guarded worsted suiting
AssigneeNippon Keori Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorHiroshi Noritake
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Abstract
An electrically less chargeable wool-polyester suiting woven or knitted mostly from a non-electroconductive yarn and partly from an electroconductive yarn of the type containing a carbon-black-coated mono-filament fiber. The suiting comprises 0.1% to 0.6% of the mono-filament fiber for obtaining a necessary anti-electrostatic effect. The monofilament fiber in the electroconductive yarn is covered by wool and other fibers having an aggregate amount by weight more than its fivefold amount and an average single-fiber finess less than its one-fifth finess, so that it is prevented from appearing streaky on the surface of the suiting. The electroconductive yarn in the suiting is protected from interruption both in production and in use by the non-electroconductive yarn including polyester multi-filament fibers.
Claims6
An anti-electrostatically guarded worsted suiting woven or knitted partly of an electroconductive core-spun yarn and mostly of a non-electroconductive core-spun yarn, which comprises
- 0.03% to 1.0% carbon-black-coated mono-filament fiber of synthetic polymer contained as a core in the electroconductive yarn and more than 35% wool fiber contained both in the electroconductive yarn and in the non-electroconductive yarn,
- the electroconductive yarn having as a covering for the mono-filament fiber wool-included fibers of which an aggregate amount is above the fivefold amount of the latter, and being laterally, longitudinally or crosswise equidistantly combined in the suiting,
- the wool-included fibers having the average single-fiber finess thereof equal to or less than the one-fifth finess of the mono-filament fiber,
- the non-electroconductive yarn including as a core polyester multi-filament fibers.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.