Duskin Franchise Kabushiki Kaisha

Duskin Franchise Co. Ltd.

Akira Yagi

Yoshihiro Nakajima

Haruo Nishimura

Masao Kajimaki

Shinji Bandai

Ichiro Miyoshi

Noriyuki Matsumoto

Nobusue Nogami

A duster of an improved type for dust capturing efficiency, comprising a cylindrical stem with a continuous spiral thread extending along a portion thereof, a grip engaged with said stem, and fabric materials comprising a band of fiber or fibril bundles which are made of a ductile synthetic resin film or foil which has been split into fibers or fibrils and crimped. The bundles are arranged in a meandering manner. One edge of the band comprises loose edges while the other edge is held together by one or more strings. The secured edge is disposed within the thread with the ends of said material being engaged, respectively, by a supporting member provided at the tip of said stem and an engaging member provided at the root portion of the thread.

Duster

A method for manufacturing a duster and the duster manufactured therefrom are described, the duster head being made of strands of a blend polymer film of a mixture of isotactic polypropylene and polyethylene, which has been processed to be in an electret state, so that dust collecting and holding efficiency are improved and gross bulk, and texture of the head of the duster are highly improved with rich resiliency and a convenient usage being provided.

Method for manufacturing a duster and the duster manufactured therefrom

Disclosed is a dust-controlling mat comprising tufted pile yarns containing fibers composed of a grafting product or polymer blend of polyvinyl alcohol and polyvinyl chloride and a dust adsorbing agent retained in the tufted pile yarns in an amount of 1 to 40% by weight based on the tufted piled yarns. This dust-controlling mat has an excellent dust-controlling property and a highly improved flame-proofing property in combination.

Dust-controlling mat having good flame-proofness

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Takatsuki, Japan

Akira Yagi