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Definitions

• the present invention relates to an insert, in particular an elastic fixing insert, comprising a carrier and a layer of an adhesive composition thereon, preferred a hot melt adhesive mass.
• Such deposits have been in the for many years Clothing industry, especially to reinforce the front used by clothing. These deposits consist of a carrier that can be used as a woven, knitted or nonwoven can be formed, and from a usually thermoplastic Adhesive applied in the form of a grid is, this adhesive is a bond with the The outer fabric of the clothing allows.
• Such insoles have the task of making the garment fit to shape and stabilize. Since they are with the Are glued, they influence the character of the finished garment in a decisive way.
• the garments must also keep up with the changing fashion trends correspond. Therefore different and different Outer fabrics used. Accordingly, usually also different types of deposits to reinforce them different outer fabrics used.
• Staple fiber yarns made of viscose (CV), cotton (CO), polyester (PES), polyacrylonitrile (PAN) and mixtures thereof are usually used for conventional fabric-based inlays.
• the fineness of the yarns used is usually between 10 and 200 Nm.
• the weight of these inserts is usually in the range from 35 to 140 g / m 2 .
• the tissues produced in this way are either crosslinked by cellulose crosslinking agents or thermally shrink-stabilized. By roughening or sanding one side of the fabric, the densest possible fiber pile is produced on the surface of the insert, thus achieving a high softness and volume as well as closed nature of the insert. This is crucial for the handle of the finished part.
• the non-roughened fabric side is then coated with an adhesive, preferably hot-melt adhesive, by known methods.
• an adhesive preferably hot-melt adhesive
• Similar inlays are also known as knitted fabrics.
• the chain is in usually formed from fine filament yarns, which are preferred PES or polyamide (PA) exist and a fineness in the Range from 25 dtex to 78 dtex.
• PES or polyamide (PA) PES or polyamide
• Nonwovens are also used as carrier materials for inlays.
• the weight of such inserts, which are used for the front fixing of clothing, is usually between 30 and 80 g / m 2 .
• the consolidation is usually carried out thermally by means of calendered rollers engraved in a grid.
• the nonwovens are often also reinforced by warp and / or weft threads, which can be knitted in. These threads also consist of the fine filament yarns mentioned above or of textured polyester filaments. These nonwovens can be coated with hot melt adhesives.
• the fleece character means that the risk of the coating kicking back through the outer fabric is usually low. However, it is disadvantageous in any case that this type of insert does not preserve the volume and softness of the roughened insert listed above.
• fixation inserts In order to avoid these disadvantages, a different type of fixation insert has been developed in recent years. These are characterized by the use of textured polyester filament yarns with a fineness of 20 to 400 dtex as weft threads.
• the warp can be constructed in a similar way to that described above for the known rigid inserts, but it can also be made from textured polyester yarns with a fineness between 25 and about 167 dtex.
• the woven or knitted backing is in turn coated with hot melt adhesives by known methods. The weight of these inserts is usually between 35 and 120 g / m 2 .
• the properties of the fixation inserts are crucial Dimensions of the properties of the textured polyester filament yarns embossed. These are textured polyester filament yarns highly elastic because they are very light under tensile loads in the warp and weft directions as well as in the diagonal pull stretch. After the end of the tensile load, these yarns sweep almost back to the original condition.
• the elasticity in the weft direction is usually 20-25%, but can on up to 40%. In the warp direction, the elasticity in the Ideally 6-8%. There are also elasticity values up to 15% is known, but is known for achieving this high elasticity value in processing in the clothing industry increased effort necessary.
• the crimping of the textured polyester yarns results also a high volume, which prevents the hot melt adhesive when fixing with the outer fabric through the insert in Strikes back towards the lining side.
• the present invention therefore has the technical problem based on a deposit of the type mentioned at the beginning develop the disadvantages of the previously known insert types avoids the beneficial grip failure and the Possesses elegance of a rigid, roughened insert and at the same time but elastic, flexible and almost universally applicable is.
• Multi-component fibers especially bicomponent fibers
• the multi-component fibers are from at least two different ones Polymers built up.
• Bicomponent fibers are preferred as multicomponent fibers used, which consist of two different polymers.
• Polymers of the multicomponent fibers can be used based on polyester-polyamide or polyacrylonitrile.
• polyester-polyamide or polyacrylonitrile Of the different structure of the different polymer components leads to a three-dimensional crimp of the fiber itself basically from the mechanical crimp by texturing differs. The characteristics of the crimp can be affected in which the thermal shrinkage capacity of the two Components and / or the quantitative ratio of used polymer components for the production of the multicomponent fiber changes.
• a bicomponent fiber based on polyester is used, the polyester polymers based on two different Diols are built up.
• bicomponent fibers have one bilateral structure, with the components side by side in the Ratio 50:50 are arranged.
• Such fibers are e.g. under of the trademark TERGAL X 403 (manufacturer Rhône-Poulenc Textile) available.
• the multicomponent fibers preferably have a fiber length of 15 to 400 mm, preferably 35 to 200 mm.
• the delicacy of the used Single fiber titer is between 0.5 and 12 dtex, but preferably at about 6 to 8 dtex.
• One in particular preferred value for the fineness is 6.7 dtex.
• the subtleties of the staple fiber yarns according to the invention these multicomponent fibers are in the range of 6 to 200 Nm, but more preferably in the range of 16 to 32 Nm.
• these multi-component fibers can be used at Yarn production can be mixed with other fibers.
• the mixture proportion of the multi-component fibers lies in this case preferably at least 50% if elongation values can be achieved in the finished product by more than 15% should.
• the carrier of the elastic insert according to the invention can do so be made that the warp and weft threads from the multi-component fibers, if necessary in admixture with the above Polyester, polyamide, polyacrylonitrile, viscose, wool fibers and cotton, exist, but it is also possible to add textured to these multi-component fibers or not to use textured staple fiber yarns. In this case it is possible to use the multi-component fibers for the weft threads, if necessary in admixture with the materials specified above, and for the Warp threads textured or non-textured threads e.g. to be used on a polyester or polyamide basis.
• fabrics can or knitted fabrics or nonwovens are produced, the mono or are bi-elastic.
• This insert is also a hot melt adhesive according to the usual methods preferably in the form of a grid of points upset.
• the insert according to the invention makes it possible the grip failure of a roughened insert and the advantageous ones Stretch properties of elastic inserts in one Unite product. It is thus possible to use the invention Inlay for fixing various types of outer fabrics use, this insert is capable of any Follow dimensional changes of the outer fabric. It comes through this no more deformation or bulges or even one Removal of the deposit.
• the carrier contains the multicomponent fibers contains to act a fleece. This allows the advantages of the fleece with the elastic mentioned at the beginning Properties through the use of multi-component fibers be united.

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