Laminated floor covering
a technology of laminate floor covering and laminate, applied in the direction of weaving, brushes, applications, etc., can solve the problems of environmentally unfriendly materials used in carpet tiles and carpets
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[0123]Ultramid Balance® biobased nylon 6,10 resin available from BASF was dried, melt spun, drawn and air-jet textured to produce bulked continuous filament yarns of 1000 denier containing 60 filaments of tri-lobe cross-section. Four coloured yarns were produced via the addition during the melt spinning stage of formulated masterbatches containing various pigments. The four colours were dark brown (“Raisin”), light grey (“Hawk Grey”), medium grey (“Elephant”) and dark grey (“Seal”). The spin speed was 1100 m / min with a draw ratio of about 2.7:1. Finish oil was applied to the yarn during the spinning stage to give about 0.45% wt finish on yarn. The tenacities and elongations to break of the four yarns produced were as follows:
Tenacity / % ElongationYarn Colourg / denierat breakRaisin3.1976Hawk Grey3.1881Elephant3.1573Seal3.0473
example 2
[0124]A yarn comprising 90% wt of the 6,10 resin used in Example 1 and 10% of a nylon 6,6 resin with a sulfuric acid relative solution viscosity of 3.1 was produced using a similar process to Example 1. The nylon 6,10 and the nylon 6,6 were melt blended during the melt spinning stage. The bulked continuous yarn produced had a denier of 600 and consisted of 30 filaments of a tri-lobe cross-section.
example 3
[0125]Carpet Tiles were prepared using the yarns prepared in Example 1 and 2. The resulting carpet tiles were found to pass the following property tests: Colourfastness, Tuflock, Lisson, Castor Chair, Dimensional Stability, Hexapod and Critical Heat Flux.
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