Process for producing phosphorescent yarn and yarn produced by the process
CA 2124503 A1 · Owner: Afterglow Accent Yarns, Inc. · Inventors: Owens, Willard
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Thermoplastic polymeric material in pelletized or chip form are initially coated with a wetting agent in a mixer, then a powdered phosphorescent pigment is added to the mixer and mixing continued until the pellets are substantially uniformly coated with phosphorescent powder. The coated polymeric material is then fed to an extruder where it is heated to form a melt and mixed to distribute the phosphorous material uniformly throughout the melt before being extruded to form phosphorescent textile fibers, filaments, yarns, tapes or fibrillated films having highly uniform phosphorescent properties.
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- Filed May 27, 1994. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended May 27, 2014.
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