Toray Industries, Inc.

Masayuki Hirata

Kouichi Saito

Kouichi Kawaguchi

Jirou Tabata

Toshiharu Kanaya

Kouji Hori

Tetsuya Katoh

Koichi Kubota

Kazuya Hayashi

A deodorant fibrous material contains (1) as a first deodorant material, at least one deodorant component selected from inorganic type and polyorganic acid, ester or salt type components, (2) as a second deodorant material, at least one hydrazine compound and (3) a synthetic resin binder. The deodorant fibrous material can be produced by applying to a fibrous material by a padding or coating method, a liquid composition containing the above components (1)-(3), followed by subsequent heat treatment.

Deodorant fibrous material and method of producing the same

A deodorant fibrous material contains (1), as a first deodorant material, at least one deodorant component selected from inorganic type and polyorganic acid, ester or salt type components, (2), as a second deodorant material, at least one of a hydrazine compound and a specified polyvinyl amine compound and (3) a synthetic resin binder. The deodorant fibrous material can be produced by applying to a fibrous material, by a padding or coating method, a liquid composition containing the above components (1)-(3), followed by subsequent heat treatment.

A dyed synthetic fiber having antibacterial and antifungal properties is described, which contains 0.01 to 20 weight % of a silver-substituted zeolite and 0.001 to 1.0 weight % of a substantially water-insoluble copper compound. The copper compound is present independent of zeolite particles in the fiber. The dyed synthetic fiber is prepared by incorporating a silver-substituted zeolite in a monomer or a polymerization mixture before the completion of polymerization in the step of preparing a polymer for the fiber; further incorporating the copper compound in the polymer before the spinning thereof into a fiber; spinning the polymer into a fiber; and dyeing the fiber. The dyed fiber retains a high level of antibacterial and antifungal properties.

Dyed synthetic fiber comprising silver-substituted zeolite and copper

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Shiga, Japan

Masayuki Hirata