Fire-resistant composite lining for a garment
AssigneeLainiere de Picardie
InventorChristian Paire
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Abstract
A fire-resistant composite lining for a garment includes a textile layer of heat-stable fibers and a waterproof and breathable film. The film being spot-bonded onto a face of the textile layer and intended to be on the external surface of the garment. The lining is reinforced non woven material associated with the textile layer by needle-punching and ultimately constitutes the internal surface of the garment.
Claims16
A fire-resistant composite lining for a garment, said garment having an external surface and an internal surface, said lining comprising:
- a textile layer of heat-stable fibers comprising a first and a second face;
- a waterproof and breathable film, said film being spot-bonded onto the first face of the textile layer of heat-stable fibers and being intended to be in contact with the external surface of the garment,
- wherein said lining comprises a reinforced nonwoven which is associated with the heat-stable textile layer by needle-punching, in contact with the second face of this layer and intended to constitute the internal surface of the garment.
The fire-resistant composite lining as claimed in claim wherein the layer of heat-stable fibers is non-woven and needle-punched.
The fire-resistant composite lining as claimed in claim wherein the heat-stable layer comprises a mixture of wool fibers and heat-stable fibers.
The fire-resistant composite lining as claimed in claim wherein the film is based on polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE).
The fire-resistant composite lining as claimed in claim wherein the reinforced nonwoven comprises a mixture of heat-stable fibers and wool.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.