Permanently anti-microbial and flame-retardant yarn and fabric made therefrom
AssigneeDesign Tex, Inc.
InventorMartin E. Gurian
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AssigneeDesign Tex, Inc.
InventorMartin E. Gurian
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A permanently flame-retardant and anti-microbial air-textured yarn is formed of a plurality of substantially longitudinally extending, permanently flame-retardant filaments defining a core, and a plurality of substantially randomly extending, permanently anti-microbial filaments disposed at least about the core, the anti-microbial filaments at least partially defining a boucle-like sheath about the core. A knit or woven fabric formed with the yarn and having at lease 5% by weight of the anti-microbial filaments is characterized by an ability to pass, both after one commercial laundering and after 100 commercial launderings, both National Fire Protection Agency vertical flame retardancy test NFPA 701-1989 and at least the 85% reduction level of gram positive and gram negative bacteria of anti-microbial test NYS 63.
A permanently flame-retardant and anti-microbial air-textured yarn, comprising:
A knit or woven fabric formed with a permanently flame-retardant and anti-microbial air-textured yarn, comprising a plurality of substantially longitudinally extending permanently flame-retardant filaments defining a core, and a plurality of substantially randomly extending permanently anti-microbial filaments disposed at least about said core, said anti-microbial filaments at least partially defining a sheath having a boucle appearance about said core;
A process for forming a permanently flame-retardant and anti-microbial yarn, comprising the step of co-air-texturing:
A permanently flame-retardant and anti-microbial air-textured yarn, comprising:
A knit or woven fabric formed with a permanently flame-retardant and anti-microbial air-textured yarn, comprising:
A process for forming a permanently flame-retardant and anti-microbial yarn, comprising the step of co-air-texturing:
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