New coatings for working gloves

PU dispersions of Bavarian MaterialScience make efficient production possible and are freely of softener protective gloves belong with many activities in different industries to the everyday life: The spectrum reaches thereby from the pure area to the test laboratory and from the food section over the chemical industry up to the hairdresser handicraft. Bavarian MaterialScience presents at the international trade fair TechTextil 2011 of 24. to 26. May in Frankfurt/Main under the label name Impranil� solvent-free PU (PURE) - dispersions, with which the textile substrate of fed gloves can be coated simply and rapidly. The protective gloves manufactured thereby are free from softeners and allergy-releasing proteins. Besides they are strainable, resistant to friction and are characterised by a high stretcher comfort. � the grip traction of the glove surface can be stopped thereby by the choice of the polyurethane dispersion and by the formulation purposefully - from sticky to drying flexible �, Rolf Irnich, expert for textile coating says with Bavarian MaterialScience. That is valid also for carrierless a mark gloves, which can be likewise manufactured from polyurethane dispersions. Gloves, which are based on Impranil� XP 2772, are very steady opposite alcoholic cleaning and solvents. Gloves on basis of polyurethane dispersions can be produced on usual plants by means of dipping processes. � with it however not as high temperatures are necessary as with the production of gloves from conventional materials as Latex and nitrile �, are pleased Irnich. If a textiler glove serves production as starting point, then it is dipped first into a coagulation means and dried afterwards with 100 �C for approximately three minutes. Subsequently, it is dried five minutes dipped into the aqueous polyurethane paste, gew�ssert at ambient temperature ten minutes and dried again at temperatures to 100 �C: The protecting, odorless and resistant coating is finished.

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