482results about "Dye addition to spinning solution" patented technology

A transfer method includes the steps of placing a donor substrate including a support base and a transfer layer provided on the support base onto a receptor substrate such that the transfer layer faces the receptor substrate, evacuating a space between the receptor substrate and the donor substrate that are placed one on the other, and transferring the transfer layer onto the receptor substrate by applying a radiant ray onto the donor substrate in an evacuated atmosphere.

Improvements in permitting brighter colorations within polypropylene fibers and/or yarns while simultaneously providing more efficient production methods of manufacturing of such colored fibers as well are provided. Generally, such fibers and/or yarns have been colored with pigments, which exhibit dulled results, or dyes, which exhibit high degrees of extraction and low levels of lightfastness. Such dull appearances, high extraction levels, and less than stellar lightfastness properties negatively impact the provision of such desirable colored polypropylene fibers and/or yarns which, in turn, prevents the widespread utilization of such fibers and yarns in various end-use applications. Thus, it has surprisingly been determined that brighter colorations, excellent extraction, and more-than-acceptable lightfastness characteristics can be provided, preferably, through manufacture with certain polymeric colorants that include poly(oxyalkylene) groups thereon. Fabric articles comprising such novel fibers and/or yarns are also encompassed within this invention.

The present invention relates to a method of producing activated color regions in a web substrate where activated color regions are formed coinciding with deformed regions. The method includes providing a web substrate having an activatable colorant and producing a first activated color region therein. The web substrate is mechanically deformed to produce at least one deformed region in the first activated color region such that a second activated color region is produced coinciding with the at least one deformed region.

An elastomeric article that contains a chromogen that undergoes a detectable change in color in the presence of one or more microbes is provided. For example, in one embodiment, the chromogen is a solvatochromic dye (e.g., Reichardt's dye) that undergoes a color change in the presence of bacteria or other microbes. More specifically, such dyes may respond to differences in polarity between microbe components (e.g., cell membrane, cytoplasm, etc.) and the environment outside the cell. Alternatively, other mechanisms may be wholly or partially responsible for the interaction between the dye and the microbe, such as acid-base reactions, redox reactions, and so forth.

A method for manufacturing a thin high-performance polarizing film includes coating a polyvinyl alcohol type resin on a resin substrate having a thickness of at least 20 μm and then drying the resin to thereby form a polyvinyl alcohol type resin layer, immersing thus produced polyvinyl alcohol type resin layer in a dyeing solution including a dichroic material to thereby have the dichroic material impregnated in the polyvinyl alcohol type resin layer, stretching the polyvinyl alcohol type resin layer having the dichroic material impregnated therein together with the resin substrate in a boric acid solution such that a total stretching ratio of 5.0 or more of the original length is achieved.

The present invention provides a process for producing a colored structured protein product with protein fibers that are substantially aligned and the resultant product. Specifically, the plant protein is combined with a colorant and extruded, forming a colored structured protein product with protein fibers that are substantially aligned and the resultant product.

This invention provides a fiber comprising a polyurethaneurea and layers delaminated from a lamellar clay, said layers being dispersed in said polyurethaneurea.

An extrusion process for manufacturing thermosetting powder coating compositions is disclosed. A base material is fed to an extruder body such as from a pre-mix hopper; in one embodiment, hard to incorporate additives, such as pigments, are added to the base material after they exit from the pre-mix hopper and before they exit from the extruder body. In another embodiment, hard to incorporate additives in a dried form are added with the base material. The combined base material and hard to incorporate additives are mixed through at least a portion of the extruder body to form a homogeneous thermosetting powder coating composition. The output of the extruder body may be monitored for composition accuracy, wherein the amount of hard to incorporate additives added is dynamically adjusted based upon the monitored output. The process may be repeated for thermosetting powder coating compositions having distinct hard to incorporate additives utilizing a common base material in the pre-mix hopper. Use of one or more hyperdispersed pigments in the formation of a powder coating is also disclosed.

A polyamide composition, which includes an optical brightener together with an anti-oxidant stabilizer, is disclosed. This composition is suitable for making yarns, such as sewing thread, and fabrics, garments, molded articles or other articles such as carpets from these yarns. Processes for incorporating optical brighteners into polyamide compositions, polymers and yarns to make fabrics and molded articles that exhibit superior whiteness after heat-setting are also disclosed.

The invention provides a preparing device and method for forming micro-nanofiber, and belongs to the field of biological materials and tissue engineering. An electrostatic spinning sprayer is provided with different holes arranged side by side, an appropriate amount of original electricity texture liquid is injected into the electrostatic spinning sprayer through a micro-injection pump, a plurality of taylor cones are formed by the parallel spraying holes in the electrostatic spinning sprayer at the same time through externally added high voltage, and therefore the different sizes of original electricity texture yarns can be obtained through the single step, the yield of the original electricity texture yarns is effectively increased, and the micro-nanofiber is prepared. By means of the method for electrostatic spinning, and the electrostatic spinning yield can be increased and is obviously higher than that of single-needle electrostatic spinning; the effective means for adjusting the diameter of the spinning fiber is provided, the uniform micro-nanofiber or micro-nanofiber with different sizes can be prepared, the range of the diameter of the fiber can be controlled to range from 50 nm to 1 mm, and the problem of the productivity and size adjusting in the related fields of the electrostatic spinning micro-nanofiber is effectively solved.

The invention discloses a method for producing differential terylene color yarns. The method comprises the following steps of: pre-crystallizing a functional polyester chip at the temperature of between 144 and 146 DEG C for 20 to 60 minutes, and drying at the temperature of between 149 and 151 DEG C for 4 to 6 hours, so that the moisture content of the dried functional polyester chip is less than or equal to 17 ppm; and drying masterbatches for 1 to 2 hours, mixing the dried masterbatches and the dried functional polyester chip fully, adding the mixture into a screw extrusion spinning machine, spinning by using a spinneret plate of the screw extrusion spinning machine, winding and dropping into a bucket, and processing to obtain the differential terylene color yarns. In the method, the masterbatches are added into the functional polyester chip to be spun into the color yarns, the masterbatches and the functional polyester chip are mixed uniformly in a mode of dynamic mixing or static mixing in a screw extruder, and the color yarns are produced through the spinneret plate. By the method, the color fastness and stability of the products are improved, the production cost is reduced, and environmental pollution is reduced.

The invention discloses a method for coloring alginate fiber stoste by adopting lake colors, and belongs to the field of fine chemical engineering and material science. The method comprises the following steps: adding sodium alginate into deionized water, and stirring so as to dissolve sodium alginate fully to prepare alginate fiber spinning stoste; then adding lake colors into the alginate fiber spinning stoste, stirring and mixing uniformly, filtering and defoaming to obtain the lake color colored alginate fiber stoste, and preparing further to obtain lake color colored alginate fibers. The method overcomes the problem of damage of traditional dye dying on fibers; the prepared colored alginate fibers have the advantages of bright colors, high color fastness, good solvent mobility resistance and the like.

The present invention relates to methods of imparting color and ultraviolet protection to synthetic yarns or substrates. More specifically, the present invention is directed to a method of solution dyeing a polymeric material during polymerization to form a base color shade, and subsequently dyeing the polymeric material by either yarn dyeing or piece dyeing. Ultraviolet protection is also provided in the solution dyeing step, by introducing an ultraviolet stabilizing agent into the polymer. The base shade may then be transformed into a useful color pallet with enhanced lightfastness properties by applying a final color shade late in the fabric formation process.

The invention relates to ultrafine fiber with high color fastness and a manufacturing method thereof. The method comprises the steps of adding 3-40% coloring agent into a polymer powder to make into colored stock particles; adding the colored stock particles into spinning polymer polyester and/or polyamide in a ratio of 0.2-15%, and mixing; melt extruding the spinning polymer with a conjugate spinning machine, and coiling to obtain colored POY composite fiber; stretching and false-twist texturing to obtain colored fiber with high color fastness; and splitting with a basic hydrolysis method to obtain colored ultrafine fiber with high color fastness. The colored ultrafine fiber with high color fastness has excellent handfeel and color fastness to washing and light, and contains mass-colored dyeing components, so as to dispense with dyeing after being made into a textile. The colored ultrafine fiber has the advantages of simple process, low cost, low pollution, small product color difference, good color fastness, low fading liability, wide color spectra, and vivid and bright color.

The invention discloses an electrostatic spinning nano-fiber film, and a preparation method and a finger detection method of the electrostatic spinning nano-fiber film. The finger detection method has the advantages of simplicity, rapidity, high sensitivity and no toxicity or harm, and dispenses with large instruments. The prepared fiber film has a wide range of practical objects, is rapid and convenient for operation, and is easy for mass production, and the raw material of the fiber film can be easily acquired. The invention mainly adopts the electrostatic spinning technology to prepare the polymer-based dye hybridization nano-fiber film, and the film can be used for direct fingerprint extraction and rapid fingerprint display at a certain temperature. The electrostatic spinning nano-fiber film disclosed by the invention is a polymer nano-fiber film in which dyes are evenly dispersed, wherein, the mass ratio of polymer and the dyes is 2-100 to 1, and the nano-fiber diameter is uniform and ranges from 50nm to 1,000nm.

A chemochromic sensor for detecting a combustible gas, such as hydrogen, includes a chemochromic pigment mechanically mixed with a polymer and formed into a rigid or pliable material. In a preferred embodiment, the chemochromic detector includes aerogel material. The detector is robust and easily modifiable for a variety of applications and environmental conditions, such as atmospheres of inert gas, hydrogen gas, or mixtures of gases, or in environments that have variable temperature, including high temperatures such as above 100° C. and low temperatures such as below −196° C.

The invention relates to a preparation method for stoste coloring anti-flaming copolyester fibers. The preparation method comprises the following steps: (1) mixing anti-flaming copolyester and pigments or dyes through melt blending to obtain stoste coloring anti-flaming copolyester color master batches, wherein the weight percent of the pigments or the dyes in the stoste coloring anti-flaming copolyester color master batches is 20-40 percent; and (2) producing the stoste coloring anti-flaming copolyester fibers by performing melt spinning on the stoste coloring anti-flaming copolyester color master batches and anti-flaming copolyester, wherein the weight percent of the pigments or the dyes in the stoste coloring anti-flaming copolyester fibers is 1-2 percent. According to the preparation method, the technology is simple, the production is flexible, the production period is short, the environment pollution is reduced, and a requirement on the anti-flaming performance of a material can be met.

A fluorescent fiber and an anti-counterfeiting material have an optical color that varies with irradiation angles of exciting light. The anti-counterfeiting fiber includes at least two components of materials that extend parallel along the longitudinal direction without twisting. At least one component contains photoluminescence material. The distribution of the components makes the anti-counterfeit fiber form a shielding structure for exciting light, and has an orientation structure. The exciting light shielding structure and orientation structure enable, when the anti-counterfeit fiber falls freely into a plane paralleled to the horizontal plane, the existence of at least two irradiation angles of exciting light above the plane paralleled to the horizontal plane, from which exciting light irradiates on the anti-counterfeit fiber respectively. The anti-counterfeit fiber thereby displays obvious visual difference between two different luminescent colors. In this manner, the visual characteristic of fluorescent anti-counterfeit fiber cannot be imitated by the printing filament.

A composite pole including a structural member and a cured resin layer adjacent the structural member and defining an exterior surface. The composite pole can be manufactured by providing a mold, inserting a structural member within the mold to define a space between the structural member and the mold, filling the space between the structural member and the mold with a liquid thermosetting resin, curing the liquid thermosetting resin to define an exterior surface, and removing the cured liquid thermosetting resin and structural member from the mold. The composite pole can also be manufactured by casting a jacket onto an installed pole by applying a mold around the installed pole, filling a space between the installed pole and the mold with a liquid thermosetting resin, curing the liquid thermosetting resin to define an exterior surface, and removing the mold from around the cured liquid thermosetting resin and the installed pole.