Carl Freudenberg Kg

Firma Carl Freudenberg

Dieter Philipp

Norbert Weis

Karl-Ludwig Gibis

Lars Schmitt

Steffen Kremser

Marc Hunger

Christian Mast

Jochen Wirsching

Sabine Wilmes

Susanne Walter

Christoph Rieger

Klaus Schwoebel

A nonwoven includes: framework fibers; an at least in part fused thermoplastic material; and a thermally embossed mesh pattern having a plurality of intersecting embossed grooves, between which a plurality of embossed elevations are arranged. At least the framework fibers are staple fibers. An equivalent diameter of the embossed elevations is smaller than 50% of a fiber length of the framework fibers. A ratio of a width of the embossed grooves to a thickness of the nonwoven in a region of the embossed elevations is less than or equal to 4/5 A ratio of the width of the embossed grooves to a thickness of the nonwoven in a region of the embossed grooves is from 0.5 to 2.

Nonwoven with an embossed mesh pattern

A mop cover for cleaning surfaces, having a main body, configured and modified in such a way that the mop cover has an abrasive surface by which hairs and particles of dirt can be reliably picked up, wherein flock material is assigned to the main body, the flock material being disposed on a surface which can face a floor surface to be cleaned.

Mop cover

A mop comprising a mop head () that has at least one cleaning strip () is disclosed. The cleaning strip () comprises at least one cleaning surface () on which raised cleaning islands () made of flock fibers are arranged. The cleaning strip () is attached to the mop head () at one of its ends () and has a free end (). The raised cleaning islands () on the at least one cleaning surface () of the cleaning strip () are arranged at certain distances () from each other and are surrounded on all sides by storage spaces () for holding dirt. The size of the storage spaces () steadily decreases from the end () of the cleaning surface () facing the mop head () in the mopping direction () of the free end ().

A cleaning cloth having a nonwoven structure for wet, damp and/or dry cleaning, the cleaning cloth being made from micro staple fibers of at least two different polymers and from absorbent secondary staple fibers bound into the micro staple fibers and securely retained therein.

Cleaning cloth

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Schriesheim, Germany

Dieter Philipp