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Far infrared heating shell fabric

A far-infrared heating and far-infrared fiber technology, applied in the direction of electric heating devices, ohmic resistance heating, cellulose/protein conjugated artificial filaments, etc., can solve the problems of unsightly appearance, poor warmth retention effect, discomfort, etc., and achieve The effect of enhancing elasticity

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-02-03
中山市康益保健用品有限公司
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[0002] When the weather is cold, people usually add thick clothes to keep warm, but this is not beautiful, and wearing too thick clothes will make people feel uncomfortable. For this reason, people have developed some warm fabrics, such as metal wool, Leather, down, etc., but these materials are not very good at keeping warm

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[0022] like figure 1 The far-infrared heating fabric shown includes two layers, including an inner layer 1 of a far-infrared fiber layer and an outer layer 2 of a near-infrared fiber layer. The inner layer 1 of the far-infrared fiber layer is blended with 10% far-infrared fiber material and 90% wool by weight. The far-infrared fiber layer fabric 1 is blended with 50% polyacrylonitrile mixed with ceramic powder and 50% cotton by weight percentage. The outer layer 2 of the near-infrared fiber layer is blended with 10% near-infrared fiber material and 90% wool. The near-infrared fiber material is made by blending 50% polyacrylonitrile doped with zirconium carbide and 50% cotton. Wherein the gram weight of the fabric after dyeing and finishing is 250 grams square meters.

Embodiment 2

[0024] like figure 1 The far-infrared heating fabric shown includes two layers, including an inner layer 1 of a far-infrared fiber layer and an outer layer 2 of a near-infrared fiber layer. The inner layer 1 of the far-infrared fiber layer is made of 50% far-infrared fiber material, 20% spandex and 30% wool blended by weight. The far-infrared fiber layer fabric 1 is blended with 50% polyacrylonitrile mixed with ceramic powder and 50% cotton by weight percentage. Wherein the near-infrared fiber layer fabric outer layer 2 is formed by blending 60% near-infrared fiber material, 10% spandex and 30% wool. The near-infrared fiber material is made by blending 50% polyacrylonitrile doped with zirconium carbide and 50% cotton. Wherein the gram weight of the fabric after dyeing and finishing is 250 grams square meters.

Embodiment 3

[0026] like figure 1 The far-infrared heating fabric shown includes two layers, including an inner layer 1 of a far-infrared fiber layer and an outer layer 2 of a near-infrared fiber layer. Wherein said far-infrared fiber layer fabric inner layer 1 is made of 100% far-infrared fiber material by weight percentage, wherein said far-infrared fiber layer fabric 1 is made of polypropylene nitrile mixed with ceramic powder by 50% by weight percentage Blended with 50% cotton. The outer layer 2 of the near-infrared fiber layer is made of 100% near-infrared fiber material; the near-infrared fiber material is blended with 50% polyacrylonitrile mixed with zirconium carbide and 50% cotton. Wherein the gram weight of the fabric after dyeing and finishing is 250 grams square meters.

[0027] The present invention uses two kinds of fiber yarns with different functions to interweave upper and lower needle faces on a circular knitting machine to form a double-layer structure fabric, so that ...

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The invention discloses a far infrared heating shell fabric, comprising two layers: an inner layer of far infrared fiber layer shell fabric and an outer layer of fiber layer shell fabric that absorbsnear infrared ray and emits heat. In the far and near infrared health-care shell fabrics mentioned above, the inner layer of far infrared fiber layer shell fabric is woven from 10 percent to 100 percent of far infrared fiber material and 0 percent to 90 percent of common shell fabric in percentage by weight. In the far infrared heating shell fabric mentioned above, the outer layer of near infraredfiber shell fabric is woven from 10 percent to 100 percent of far infrared fiber material, 0 percent to 20 percent of spandex and 0 percent to 70 percent of common shell fabric in percentage by weight. The purpose of the invention is to overcome the defects of the prior art and provide a far infrared heating shell fabric with advantages of simple structure and good heat-insulation effect.

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[Technical field] [0001] The invention relates to a far-infrared heating fabric. [Background technique] [0002] When the weather is cold, people usually add thick clothes to keep warm, but this is very unsightly, and wearing too thick clothes will make people feel uncomfortable. For this reason, people have developed some warm fabrics, such as metal wool, Leather, down, etc., but these materials are not very good at keeping warm. [Content of the Invention] [0003] The purpose of the invention is to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art and provide a far-infrared heating fabric with a simple structure and good thermal insulation effect. [0004] In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the invention adopts the following technical solutions: [0005] The far-infrared heating fabric of the present invention comprises two layers, including an inner fabric layer of a far-infrared fiber layer and an outer fabric layer of a near-infrared fiber layer. ...

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IPC IPC(8): H05B3/34D01F8/08D01F8/02D01F1/10
Inventor 缪景雄
Owner 中山市康益保健用品有限公司
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