US Patent 7901733 Method of making dual function fabrics
Patent 7901733 was granted and assigned to Milliken & Company on March, 2011 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A method of making fabrics having first and second surfaces that exhibit different performance characteristics by virtue of having been treated with different chemical treatments is described. In addition, fabrics having first and second surfaces that exhibit different performance characteristics, such as one surface exhibiting oil and water repellency and optionally, soil release characteristics, and the opposite surface exhibits moisture transport characteristics.
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Dale R. Williams0
David S. Klutz0
William C. Kimbrell0
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US Patent 07901733 Method of making dual function fabrics US Patent 7901733 Method of making dual function fabrics
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079017330
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79017330
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March 8, 2011
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123817260
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07901733
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