Kishio Miwa - Madison AL, US Eric William Winters - Decatur AL, US
Assignee:
Toray Fluorofibers (America), Inc. - Decatur AL
International Classification:
D02G 3/00 D01G 1/02
US Classification:
428359, 428 90
Abstract:
A flock material exhibiting an increased degree of filament separation prepared by cutting a fluoropolymer or carbon fiber yarn into lengths, introducing mechanical energy into the lengths in order to cause the lengths to separate into single-filaments fibers and removing or classifying at least a portion of the single-filament fibers from the lengths in order to obtain a flock having a particular fraction of single-filament, fluoropolymer or carbon fibers.
Fiber Having Increased Filament Separation And Method Of Making Same
Kishio Miwa - Madison AL, US Eric Winters - Decatur AL, US
International Classification:
D02G 3/00
US Classification:
428359000, 428357000
Abstract:
A flock material exhibiting an increased degree of filament separation prepared by cutting a fluoropolymer or carbon fiber yarn into lengths, introducing mechanical energy into the lengths in order to cause the lengths to separate into single-filaments fibers and removing or classifying at least a portion of the single-filament fibers from the lengths in order to obtain a flock having a particular fraction of single-filament, fluoropolymer or carbon fibers.
A wig exhibiting improved heat tolerance, stain resistance and decreased water absorption including a cap or net foundation and synthetic hair represented by strands of fluoropolymer fibers such as polytetrafluoroethylene multifilament fibers.
Eric Winters - North Augusta SC, US John Lewis - North Augusta SC, US Brian Fields - North Augusta SC, US
Assignee:
SOUTHERN FELT COMPANY, INC - North Augusta SC
International Classification:
B01D 39/14 D04H 1/46
US Classification:
55486, 28108
Abstract:
The above objectives are accomplished according to the present invention by providing a filter medium for operating environments needing static electricity dissipation to help reduce ignition sources comprising: a substrate of non-woven felt including a polymeric fiber; a conductive scrim having a grid of conductive filaments adjacent to said substrate layer; and, a top layer of non-woven felt including a polymeric fiber and copolymer fiber blend having a melt temperature greater than 100 C. wherein said substrate layer, said conductive scrim and said top layer are manufactured into said filter medium by mechanical web formation.
The above objectives are accomplished according to the present invention by providing a filter medium for operating environments needing static electricity dissipation to help reduce ignition sources comprising: a substrate of non-woven felt including a polymeric fiber; a conductive scrim having a grid of conductive filaments adjacent to said substrate layer; and, a top layer of non-woven felt including a polymeric fiber and copolymer fiber blend having a melt temperature greater than 100 C. wherein said substrate layer, said conductive scrim and said top layer are manufactured into said filter medium by mechanical web formation.
Eric Winters - North Augusta SC, US John Lewis - North Augusta SC, US Brian Fields - North Augusta SC, US Jin Choi - North Augusta SC, US
International Classification:
B01D 39/08
US Classification:
210491, 210489
Abstract:
The above objective are accomplished by providing a filter medium for use in manufacturing of hydraulic fluid and air filters comprising: an upstream layer comprised of nonwoven fiber having a denier between about 5.0 and 7.0 and a weight of between about 3.0 and 5.0 ounces a scrim and a cap layer comprising a fiber having a denier between about 0.1 and 5.0 denier and a weight between about 2.0 and 4.0 ounces carried by said upstream layer and disposed downstream from said upstream layer. The upstream layer, scrim and cap layer can have a weight of about 4.0 ounces, 2.0 ounces and 3.0 ounces respectively. A downstream layer can be disposed between said upstream layer and said cap layer.
conducting an investigation of illegal drug use by borough council members and was suspended and fired in retaliation, was notified he would receive a $120,000 payment under the terms of a settlement of a lawsuit in U.S. Middle District Court. Eric Winters, 34, and borough officials reached the settlement.
Date: Dec 22, 2021
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