Abstract:
Textiles with improved handle, produced by applying a mixture of (A) a reaction product having isocyanate groups and (B) a reaction product of a hydroxy compound and an aliphatic monoisocyanate, wherein (B) can optionally be alkylated or further reacted with an isocyanate prior to mixing with (A).
Abstract:
Higher molecular weight ester group containing isocyanates are provided. These isocyanates are eminently well suited as treating compounds for fabrics which contain keratin fibres.
Abstract:
TEXTILE MATERIALS ARE FINISHED BY TREATMENT WITH AN AQUEOUS BATH WHICH CONTAINS A POLYURETHANE PREPOLYMER HAVING FREE ISOCYANATE GROUPS WHICH IN TURN HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM AN ORGANIC COMPOUND HAVING ACTIVE HYDROGEN CONTAINING GROUPS AND AN ORGANIC POLYISOCYANATE, AND AN ORGANO POLYSIOLOXANE HAVING A MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF TO ABOUT 25,000 AND CONTAINING AT LEAST TWO ACTIVE HYDROGEN CONTAINING GROUPS. THE ORGANO POLYSILOXANE IS REACTIVE WITH THE ISOCYANATO PREPOLYMER O THE TEXTILE SUBSTRATE IN ORGER TO GIVE THE TEXTILE MATERIAL A FULL PLEASANTLY SOFT, SUPPLY HAND AND REDUCE SUSCEPTIBILITY TO SOILING. ONE MAY USE POLYMERS OR COPOLYMERS PREPARED FROM VINYL OR DIVINYL MONOMERS IN THE AQUEOUS BATH ALONG WITH THE OTHER COMPONENTS.
Abstract:
A process for felt-proofing and dimensionally stabilizing textiles containing keratinous fibers with a single aqueous bath which contains both reducing agents and polyurethane polymers containing free isocyanate groups as well as polymers or copolymers based on vinyl or divinyl compounds. The aqueous bath has a pH of about 5.5 to about 6.5. The reducing agents used are salts or sulphurous acid or pyrosulphites. The free isocyanate groups of the polyurethane are bound to aliphatic carbon atoms.
Abstract:
PROCESS FOR FINISHING TEXTILE MATERIALS MADE OF WOOL OR CONTAINING WOOL CONSISTING IN TREATING THE TEXTILE MATERIALS WITH AQUEOUS LIQUORS WHICH CONTAIN SELF-DISPERSIBLE ISOCYANATE POLYADDITION PRODUCTS CONTAINING ''ONIUM SALT GROUPS AND WHICH ARE FREE FROM ISOCYANATE GROUPS AND SUBSEQUENTLY DRYING THE MATERIALS.
Abstract:
Textile materials which have been treated with an aqueous liquor containing a polymer of a vinyl compound and the reaction product of excess organic polyisocyanate with a polyol. The textile materials have improved crease resistance.
Abstract:
A process for preparing modified aqueous dispersions of polymers and copolymers by reacting an aqueous dispersion of the polymers or copolymers with the reaction product of a high molecular weight compound containing at least two active hydrogen atoms and an excess of an organic polyisocyanate.