DEYING OF CATIONIC DYEABLE BI-CONSTITUENT FIBER WITH ANIONIC OR ACID DYES
Bi-constituent fiber having a cationic dyeable nylon, usually Type 6 nylon adequately sulfonated, as the major component with an intimate melt blent of a minor amount of a polyester are dyed with a anionic dye to improve lighfastness, ozone resistance and to provide resistance to acid-type stains. T...
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| description | Bi-constituent fiber having a cationic dyeable nylon, usually Type 6 nylon adequately sulfonated, as the major component with an intimate melt blent of a minor amount of a polyester are dyed with a anionic dye to improve lighfastness, ozone resistance and to provide resistance to acid-type stains. The fibers may be tufted into carpets that are resistant to acid-type stains. Both components of the bi-constituent fiber may come from recycled sources so that 100% of the fiber, excluding processing additives, is based on post consumer recycled polymer.
L'invention concerne des fibres biconstituées ayant un nylon susceptible d'être teint cationique, normalement un nylon de type 6 correctement sulfoné, constituant le composant principal avec un mélange intime en fusion d'une petite quantité d'un polyester. Lesdites fibres sont teintes à l'aide d'une teinture anionique afin d'améliorer la solidité à la lumière, la résistance à l'ozone et de conférer une résistance aux réactifs colorés de type acides. Les fibres peuvent être touffetées sous forme de moquette qui résistent aux réactifs colorés de type acides. Les deux composants de la fibre biconstituée peuvent provenir de sources recyclées de manière que 100 % de la fibre, à l'exception d'additifs de traitement, provient d'un polymère recyclé après consommation. |
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