US4147507A
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Production of colored patterns on nap fabrics
Assignee: Girmes Werke AG
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Filing: 1977-10-20
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Granted: 1979-04-03
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Expires: 1997-10-20
Abstract
Abstract A method of producing colored patterns on the nap of nap fabrics, in which the nap is subjected briefly to pressure and heat to modify the absorption capacity of synthetic filaments or fibers wholly or partly making up the nap, after which the fabric is dyed in a conventional manner.
Inventors
- 👤 Heinrich Laus
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-11-04 19:11
CPC Classifications
D; D06; D06P; D06P5/00; D06P5/20; D06P5/2044; D06P5/205; D06B; D06B11/00; D06B11/0079; D06B11/0089; D06P1/00; D06P1/0096; D06P5/2066; D06P5/2072
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim
171 words
A method for producing a pattern of color intensity variation upon the nap of a nap fabric comprising the steps of: (a) selecting in a first selecting step, a nap fabric in which the nap is comprised of acrylic material; and (b) selecting in a second selecting step, a desired pattern of color intensity variation for said fabric; the improvement characterized by (c) reducing the dye absorption capacity of portions of said nap by applying pressure within the range of between about 1 and 5 kilograms per square centimeter and heat at a temperature within the range of between about 170° C. and 190° C. to portions thereof according to said second selecting step; (d) said reducing step being carried out by passing said fabric over a heated metal cylinder engraved according to said second selecting step; (e) passing said fabric from said first selecting step through a dye bath wherein dye is absorbed according to said second selecting step; and (f) finishing the said dyed fabric in a conventional manner.
Claim 2
Independent Claim
171 words
A method for producing a pattern of color intensity variation upon the nap of a nap fabric comprising the steps of: (a) selecting in a first selecting step, a nap fabric in which the nap is comprised of acrylic material; and (b) selecting in a second selecting step, a desired pattern of color intensity variation for said fabric; the improvement characterized by (c) reducing the dye absorption capacity of portions of said nap by applying pressure within the range of between about 1 and 5 kilograms per square centimeter and heat at a temperature within the range of between about 170° C. and 190° C. to portions thereof according to said second selecting step; (d) said reducing step being carried out by passing said fabric over a heated metal cylinder engraved according to said second selecting step; (e) passing said fabric from said first selecting step through a dye bath wherein dye is absorbed according to said second selecting step; and (f) finishing the said dyed fabric in a conventional manner.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
172 words
A nap fabric with a pattern of color intensity variation of the nap thereof, said fabric produced by the method of (a) selecting in a first selecting step, a nap fabric in which the nap is comprised of acrylic material; and (b) selecting in a second selecting step, a desired pattern of color intensity variation for said fabric web; the improvement characterized by (c) reducing the dye absorption capacity of portions of said nap by applying pressure within the range of between about 1 to 5 kilograms per square centimeter and heat at a temperature within the range of between about 170° C. and 190° C. to portions thereof according to said second selecting step; (d) said reducing step being carried out by passing said fabric over a heated metal cylinder engraved according to said second selecting step; (e) passing said fabric from said first selecting step through a dye bath wherein dye is absorbed according to said second selecting step; and (f) finishing the said dyed fabric in a conventional manner.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
172 words
A nap fabric with a pattern of color intensity variation of the nap thereof, said fabric produced by the method of (a) selecting in a first selecting step, a nap fabric in which the nap is comprised of acrylic material; and (b) selecting in a second selecting step, a desired pattern of color intensity variation for said fabric web; the improvement characterized by (c) reducing the dye absorption capacity of portions of said nap by applying pressure within the range of between about 1 to 5 kilograms per square centimeter and heat at a temperature within the range of between about 170° C. and 190° C. to portions thereof according to said second selecting step; (d) said reducing step being carried out by passing said fabric over a heated metal cylinder engraved according to said second selecting step; (e) passing said fabric from said first selecting step through a dye bath wherein dye is absorbed according to said second selecting step; and (f) finishing the said dyed fabric in a conventional manner.
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