Akzo Nobel N.v.

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Akzo N.v.

Akzo Nobel Faser Ag

H.a. Schmitz Gmbh

Dieter H Schuster

Achim G Fels

Herbert Spors

Andreas Reiner

Aloys Renschler

Georg K Brustmann

Guido Schurmann

A helmet, in particular an antiballistic helmet, containing protective textile fabric layers made from antiballistic fibers including aramide fibers, polyethylene fibers spun by the gel spinning process, glass fibers, metal fibers, or blends thereof. Aramide fibers are preferred. The textile fabric layers arranged on the side away from the wearer are made of multiaxial knitted fabric, and the textile fabric layers on the side toward the wearer are made of woven fabric. The layers of multiaxial knitted fabric preferably comprise 60-80% of all reinforcement layers.

Antiballistic protective helmet

Clothing for protection against stab and bullet wounds

Material for antiballistic protective clothing comprising in a single-layer or multi-layer package or laminate at least one layer of a flat structure containing an organic dilatancy agent This flat structure is particularly suited for a trauma package in an antiballistic package. The flat structure with a dilatancy agent results in a significant improvement in the antiballistic effect and, in particular, a reduction in the trauma effect. The material finds special application for bullet-proof and splinter-proof vests and correspondingly for helmets. Moreover, the material of the invention can be used in clothing protecting against impact.

Material for antiballistic protective clothing

Process for plasma treatment of antiballistically effective materials

Use of aqueous solutions containing peroxobisulphate ions for the

An anti-vandalism layer, especially for application in vehicle seats, vehicle roofs, vehicle tarpaulins, tents, inflatable structures, wall facing, and similar objects having an incisible exterior layer and subject to vandalism, includes of a knit fabric having at least in part cut-resistant fibers such as aromatic polyamide fibers, gel-spun polyethylene fibers, or glass fibers is disclosed. In at least one thread system, the knit fabric contains a wire present in a thread system projecting from the surface of the knit fabric such that during subsequent gluing of the anti-vandalism layer to, for example, a textile flat structure, gluing tends to occur on this thread system.

Anti-vandalism layer

Textile structures, such as fabrics, knits, warp-knitted fabrics, stitch-bonded fabrics, thread structures, etc. for use in clothing which protects against stabbing, cutting, fragments and bullets, are produced from wrapped yarns. These yarns have a core of penetration resistant fibers and an outer sheath of natural and/or manmade fibers that can easily be dyed, printed, or optically brightened.

Textile structure for protective clothing

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Wuppertal, Germany

Dieter H Schuster