Asten, Inc.

Astenjohnson, Inc.

Astenjohson, Inc.

John R Reither

A polymer blend of fresh polymer, recycled polymer, polymeric stabilizer, wherein the recycled polymer comprising a carboxyl end group, and the polymeric stabilizer is reactive with such a carboxyl end group; also a yarn or fiber made from such a blend and an industrial fabric, especially a papermaker's fabric, made from such a yarn or fiber; also the process of making such a yarn or fiber.

Industrial fabric and yarn made from recycled polyester

Yarn that is a blend primarily of a fluoropolymer and, to a lesser extent, of an aromatic dicarboxylic acid polymer; also an industrial fabric, especially a papermaker's fabric.

Industrial fabric and yarn made from an improved fluoropolymer blend

Monofilaments useful in papermaking fabrics which contain blended polyphthalamide and fluoropolymer and a process for making these monofilaments. These monofilaments have improved dry heat stability, knot strength, loop strength and abrasion resistance. The process reduces polymer shear in the extruder and eliminates polymer build up on the spinneret face.

Processing of polyphthalamide monofilament

Papermaking fabrics comprising monofilaments of blended polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and liquid crystalline polymer (LCP). The monofilaments are particularly useful in forming and dryer fabrics. The papermaking fabrics have significantly improved abrasion resistance characteristics over fabrics comprising monofilaments of pure PET.

Polyester fiber with improved abrasion resistance

A industrial fabric of monofilament of polyphthalamide having recurring units including copolymerized hexamethylene diamine and mixtures of copolymerized terephthalic acid, isophthalic acid, and adipic acid. The monofilament has excellent hydrolysis, chemical, and abrasion resistance. It is particularly useful for the cloth in the forming and pressing sections of a papermaking machine.

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Summerville, SC, United States of America

John R Reither