A fluid-tight slide fastener
A fluid sealing and zipper technology, applied in clothing, fasteners, sliding fastener elements, etc., can solve problems such as delamination defects, layer separation, mechanical properties that do not meet requirements, and achieve good adhesion and flexibility.
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[0059] Yarns are produced by conventional spinning methods from polyester fibers that have been previously cut to obtain natural staple fibers. Similar to eg "pile" textile materials imitating natural fiber yarns, the yarns thus obtained have an irregular, rough surface.
[0060] The yarn is used to make a textile tape, which is completely coated with a layer of melted TPE-U through a conventional extrusion head.
[0061] The coated strips are then each provided with rows of aligned locking teeth along the longitudinal edges, said rows being arranged at a predetermined distance from each other. The lock teeth are each made of a mixture of ABS and PA. The tooth application is carried out in the conventional way by injection overmolding the material of the tooth onto said longitudinal edges of the coated strip (according to the manufacturer's recommended procedure).
[0062] The coated strip equipped with said rows of aligned teeth is then thermally cut transversely along succ...
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[0071] The zipper is prepared by using an adhesive for bonding the layers of the tape.
[0072] An adhesive layer (polyurethane resin) was applied to the opposite surface of the PE tape by soaking the tape in a dispersion adhesive; the tape was then covered with a TPE-U fluid barrier according to the procedure of Example 1.
[0073] After the tape was coated, the same procedure as in Example 1 was also carried out, thereby obtaining a plurality of zippers which were tested for resistance to delamination of the layer structure of the tape.
[0074] It has been found that due to the presence of the adhesive between the fluid barrier layer and the textile layer of each strip, the fluid barrier layer and the textile layer adhere extremely strongly to each other, and as a result, observed before and after each repeated washing cycle There is no delamination to such layers.
[0075] Specifically, in any case, the fluid barrier and textile layers of the respective strips were found ...
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