Abrasion resistant, high strength composite padded fabric material
AssigneeMcGuire-Nicholas Company, Inc.
InventorBrett P. Seber
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AssigneeMcGuire-Nicholas Company, Inc.
InventorBrett P. Seber
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An abrasion and tear resistant, high strength composite laminated padded fabric material for use in the fabrication of tradesmen and craftsmen work items such as aprons and nail bags, tool pouches and tool holders, cordless tool holsters, belts and back support pads, knee pads and the like. The composite fabric material of the invention is a heat and pressure formed double laminate of like outer primary layers of tight-woven threads of high-tenacity nylon fibers and an intermediate padding layer of cross-linked, high-density, closed-cell or open-cell, flexible synthetic polymer foam. The composite laminated fabric material is formed by first bonding one of the outer nylon fabric layers to one side of the intermediate foam layer and thereafter bonding the other outer nylon fabric layers to the other side of the intermediate foam layer.
An abrasion and tear resistant, high strength composite laminated padded fabric material for use in the fabrication of tradesmen and craftsmen work items and apparel comprised of:
A method of producing an abrasive and tear resistant, high strength composite laminated padded fabric material for use in the fabrication of tradesmen and craftsmen work items and apparel which comprises:
A method of producing an abrasive and tear resistant, high strength composite laminated padded fabric material for use in the fabrication of tradesmen and craftsmen work items and apparel, said composite laminated fabric material consisting of first and second outer primary fabric layers of tight-woven threads of high-tenacity nylon fabers each bonded to a coextensive intermediate layer of synthetic polymer foam selected from the group of closed-cell and open-cell foams formed of homopolymers and copolymers of polyethylene, polyurethane and vinyl-based polymers, said method comprising:
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