Tufted carpeting
AssigneeCarl Freudenberg KG
InventorsLudwig Hartmann, Ivo Ruzek
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AssigneeCarl Freudenberg KG
InventorsLudwig Hartmann, Ivo Ruzek
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Tufted carpeting having a prime, fabric backing, pile yarn on the front face of and anchored in said prime backing by a latex, a secondary backing covering the rear face of said prime backing and bonded thereto by the latex layer between said backings, said secondary backing being a non-woven fabric made of several, superposed layers of polyester and/or copolyester endless filaments or threads which are deposited in the layers in a tangled arrangement of individual filaments or threads and groups of two or more filaments or threads which lay in part parallel with each other, said filaments or threads being at least partly interbonded and laid in a crossed, parallel texture in the layers by heat and pressure or by a binder applied at spaced intervals, and the spacing between filaments and the applications of binder providing the secondary backing with an air permeability, measured at 0.5 mbar excess air pressure, of at least 120, preferably at least 500, dm.sup.3 m.sup.2 .multidot.s and a weight per unit area in the range of 4 to 150 grams per square meter.
Tufted carpeting comprising a prime, fabric backing, pile yarn on the front face of and anchored in said prime backing, a secondary backing covering the rear face of said prime backing and a latex layer between said backings, said secondary backing being a non-woven fabric made of several, superposed layers of endless filaments or threads which are deposited in the layers in a tangled arrangement, said filaments or threads in each layer being composed of individual filaments or threads and groups of two or more filaments which lay in part parallel with each other, said filaments or threads being at least partly interbonded and laid in a crossed, parallel texture in the layers, and said filaments being separated in said crossed, parallel texture to the degree providing a variation coefficient of filament separation of more than 100%.
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