Insulation with reactive flaps
An insulating, reactive technology used in applications, sleeping blankets, protective clothing, etc. to solve problems such as unpredictable weather conditions
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[0146] An embodiment of insulating material of the present invention is as follows:
[0147] Prepare a fiber mix by mixing the following materials:
[0148] -20%, 2.2 denier × 51MM low melting point binder fiber,
[0149] -60%, 2.0 denier × 51MM bicomponent self-adaptive fiber--nylon / polypropylene
[0150] -20%, 1.4 denier x 51MM siliconized fiber w / standard twist
[0151] After blending / fusion, the fiber mixture is processed into web form on a conventional card to form a nonwoven web. The web is then sent through a crosslapper to obtain the desired weight and thickness. The cross-lapped webbing is then thermally bonded and subsequently sprayed with a resin solution. Cut a C-shaped slit into the material, creating the flap. Such as figure 1 Final insulating material example shown.
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