WO2008109758A1 - Tufted pet fiber for automotive carpet applications - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to vehicles and, more particularly, methods of producing carpeting utilized within vehicles.
- carpeting is used for multiple purposes.
- One such purpose is noise attenuation since it is desirable to reduce the noise within a vehicle compartment
- Various acoustical materials are used to reduce that noise which may be outside noises such as road noise, engine noise, vibrations, etc. These materials are used in dashboards, wheel wells, trunk compartments, under hoods, headliners, and especially carpeting floor panels.
- the acoustic properties of the carpeting floor panels are not the only considerations or functionality taken into account with respect to the carpeting panels. Such other considerations include the weight of the carpeting, the look of the carpeting, the cost of the carpeting and the feel (or the "hand") of the carpeting.
- Tufted carpeting generally includes a composite structure in which tufts, or bundles of carpet fibers are introduced (such as by stitching) into a primary backing, such as a woven or non-woven fabric. These carpet fibers are typically a yarn consisting of nylon, polyester, wool or polypropylene, with nylon being the most common.
- a secondary backing or coating of thermoplastic material is then applied to the underside of the carpet construction in order to securely retain the tufted material in the primary backing. This secondary backing not only dimensionally stabilizes the construction but may also provide greater abrasion and wear resistance, and may serve as an adhesive for an additional layer of material.
- Nonwoven carpet is composed of fiber that is mechanically entangled by needling, water jet, or other processes. Tufted nylon carpet has superior wear characteristics and as a result is generally preferred in North American automotive applications versus the less superior wear of the non- woven needle punch constructions which is generally preferred in European and Asian production markets.
- Nylon has drawbacks however and there is always a desire to improve automotive carpet technology without increasing the cost of the carpet. This desire has lead to alternative fibers being used in such carpet applications.
- PET fiber is made from PET chips, some of which come from recycled plastic containers. While PET is technically a polyester, it has a much higher melting point than polyester, which has been a drawback to the use of other polyesters. The melting point of PET is comparable to that of nylon. PET also has the potential to be recycled over and over. PET fiber also has a natural stain resistance quality which avoids the problem of nylon needing an application of a stain resistance chemical due to being inherently highly susceptible to staining.
- PET stronger tear strength than nylon which is advantageous as it provides better scuff and tear resistance than traditional nylon carpets.
- PET seems to be a logical replacement for nylon in tufted automotive carpets.
- current methods of forming PET carpet with PET as the face fiber (the top layer) result in carpeting that is not as durable as nylon or polypropylene carpet and is usually recommended only for light to moderate wear conditions and therefore is a drawback and preventing its acceptance and use for automotive applications.
- a tufted PET carpet assembly comprising a face layer comprised of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) yarn comprised of PET fibers and tufted at a pre-determined gauge, the face layer having a face weight, a first backing layer adjacent the face layer, and a first back coating layer adjacent the first backing layer.
- PET polyethylene terephthalate
- a tufted PET carpet assembly comprising a face layer comprised of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) yarn comprised of PET fibers and tufted at a pre-deteimined gauge, the face layer having a face weight, a first backing layer adjacent the face layer, a first back coating layer adjacent the first backing layer, a second backing layer adjacent the first back coating layer, and an underlayment layer adjacent the second backing layer.
- PET polyethylene terephthalate
- a method of forming a tufted PET carpet assembly with PET yarn comprising the steps of tufting the PET yarn at a pre-determined gauge onto a backing, applying a back coating to the tufted PET via extrusion to lock the tufted PET to the backing, and applying steam to the tufted PET to enhance the look and feel of the PET.
- a method of forming a carpet made from recycled material comprising the steps of utilizing tufted recycled PET fibers for the carpet facing, providing recycled PET for the primary backing, using a back coating formed of PE in one of powder or sheet form, adding a scrim comprised of recycled PET, and attaching an insulator pad comprised of recycled PET.
- the tufted PET carpet have wear characteristics that are superior to non-woven needle punch constructions and competitive with traditional nylon constructions.
- the tufted PET carpet be naturally stain resistant and have moisture resistancy that is competitive with comparable nylon fibers.
- the tufted PET carpet have color retention and fade resistance characteristics superior to or competitive with existing nylon fibers.
- the tufted PET carpet consist at least partially of recycled materials . It is yet another object of the present invention that the tufted PET carpet have competitive or superior sound absorption characteristics compared to traditional carpets.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a preferred embodiment of a carpet in accordance with the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of an alternate embodiment of a carpet in accordance with the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic showing one exemplary method of forming tufted PET carpeting in accordance with the present invention.
- the present invention relates generally to vehicles and, more particularly, tufted PET carpets and methods of producing the same for use within vehicles.
- the carpet 10 has a carpet facing 12 that is backed by a primary backing 14.
- the carpet facing 12 which is the outward most layer that is seen and felt by the consumer is preferably formed of tufted PET while the primary backing 14 is preferably polyester, a polymer fiber such as a polyolefm (PE) or any other suitable synthetic fiber.
- the primary backing 14 to the carpet facing 12 is preferably formed of a polyester or spun bonded polyester blend scrim of 100-130 gsm.
- Adjacent to the primary backing 14 is a back coating 16 that is preferably in powder or sheet form, or any other suitable material commonly used in the art such as frothed latex or acrylic.
- the next layer of the carpet 10 in the preferred embodiment shown in Figure 1 is a secondary backing 18 which is preferably a lightweight scrim formed of polyester such as a PET.
- This secondary backing 18 is optional and may be included depending on various requirements placed on the carpeting such as moldability and sound attenuation.
- One skilled in the art will appreciate that the secondary backing 18 could be omitted without straying from the scope of this disclosure.
- the carpet 10 preferably includes an underlayment 20.
- the underlayment 20 functions as an insulator pad as is commonly known in the art and is also preferably formed of PET.
- the cross-section for each layer 12, 14, 16, 18, and 20 is preferably uniform but may be varied. Further, the thickness of each particular layer is also preferably uniform across the entire carpet 10, however each layer may have a thickness that is different from the thickness of the other layers. Additionally, any number of additional layers may be added without straying from the scope of this disclosure.
- a secondary back coating 22 could be utilized. This secondary back coating 22 could be located between the primary backing 14 and the second backing 18 and could consist of many types of materials such as PE or an EVA blend.
- PET fiber as used in this invention can be manufactured from either virgin (nonrecyled) or recycled sources.
- recycled PET sources are preferred for the scope of this invention even though one skilled in the art will appreciate that virgin PET sources may also be used with similar results.
- recycled PET fiber that is 100% post consumer recycled material is preferred over blends combining recycled and virgin sources because the 100% recycled material is composed of high quality resins if derived from plastic beverage containers due to the fact that the United States Food and Drug Administration requires top quality resins to be used in the manufacturing of such plastic containers. Due to these high quality resins which improve the strength of the fiber, PET fiber that is manufactured from recycled plastic beverage containers typically results in a better quality tufted carpet when formed in accordance with the present invention. This distinguishes recycled PET from virgin PET and makes the use of recycled PET advantageous. Testing of yarn derived from such sources has exhibited that the fibers have exceptional strength and durability, which is important for its use in the automotive carpet industry. Further, these characteristics are not lost during the recycling process.
- the use of recycled PET for the carpet of the present invention comes with an additional bonus feature over nylon - environmental friendliness.
- a "green" carpet 10 that is mainly comprised of 100% post consumer recycled material.
- An example of such a carpet 10 would mean that the carpet facing 12 is derived from recycled PET, the back coating 14 of PE, the second backing also of PET or a spun bound polyester scrim, and the underlayment 20 also from recycled PET.
- the use of recycled PET is not cost- prohibitive. Recycled PET is readily available in the material stream and in many cases provides cost advantages over both virgin resins and nylon.
- Tufted PET for automotive carpets can be manufactured utilizing fiber diameters preferably ranging from 1200 to 2400 denier.
- the preferred face weight of the tufted PET can range from 9.0 oz. per 1 sq. yd. to over 50.0 oz. per 1 sq. yd.
- the carpet 10 can be manufactured on conventional tufting equipment as described herein, but the process preferably requires the introduction of a steaming process after the carpet has been tufted in order to develop the "hand" of the material.
- the preferred method involves the introduction of a steam box or other similar heating medium to fully develop the carpet facing 12.
- the PET yarn can be tufted into any gauge, for example 1/8 or 1/10.
- the finer denier blends provide for a more luxurious hand appearance.
- tufted PET has approximately 20% more tufts per square inch than conventional tufted nylon. This higher density results in improved elimination of corn rowing (or ridging) as often experienced in carpets of lower density. Additional fiber strength and wear performance can be achieved with the tufted PET by adding additional geometry, such as looped and twisted yarns, to the fiber.
- the filament cont of the PET fiber is around 80 however that could vary without straying from the scope of the present invention.
- the fiber diameters of the tufted PET are typically finer than traditional nylon carpet and as a result, significant acoustical sound absorption advances are also anticipated by use of PET versus nylon.
- Micro-denier fiber technology may also allow the ability to tune interior vehicle acoustic performance at specific frequency ranges. For example, a micro-denier fiber layer (not shown) could be placed between the second backing 18 and the underlayment 20 to achieve different acoustic tendenties.
- the tufting of specialized PET fibers, and preferably recycled PET fibers, is advantageous in the manufacturing of automotive carpet systems, including carpeted floors, inserts and auxiliary mats.
- carpeting 10 and the methods of forming tufted PET carpeting as disclosed herein are not limited to automotive applications and may also be applied for non-automotive applications such as commercial carpets, residential carpets, or airplane carpets.
- the present disclosure also provides for a preferred method for forming the carpet 10.
- the PET chip (either virgin or recycled) is extruded into PET yarn and then wound onto yarn cones or spools. Then in 32, if not already there, the yarn cones or spools are sent to the tufting location.
- the next step of the method at 34 involves loading the yarn cones onto a tufting creel or rewinding the yarn onto tufting beams. Then, in 36 the yarn is pulled off of the tufting creel or beam and indexed into a tufting machine. Next, in step 38, the yarn is tufted onto a primary backing. Then, in step 40, the carpet 10 is steamed to develop the hand of the material.
- This steaming step 40 preferably involves the use of a steam box or other similar heating medium.
- a back coating such as a thin latex or frothed PE layer that is preferably 40-120gms is applied to the yarn.
- This step 42 "tuftlocks" the PET yarn into the primary backing.
- an optional next step is applying a secondary back coating in step 44.
- This secondary back coating may consist of a polyethylene (PE) or ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) blend. If a PE blend it preferably ranges from 200-800 gsm and if an EVA blend it preferably ranges from 800-2000 gsm.
- PE blend polyethylene
- EVA ethylene vinyl acetate
- an underlayment 20 is attached to the assembly.
- step 48 once the carpet is completed, it can be prepared as necessary for the specific application. This step 48 may involve cutting the carpet and other necessary steps.
- a secondary backing 18 can also be added.
- Such a secondary backing 18 typically consists of a lightweight scrim polyester or synthetic blend and preferably ranges from 15-60 gsm.
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