Charles P Duckett, 35322 Scofield Rd, Charlotte, NC 28209

6759127, Jul 6, 2004

Sep 27, 2001

09/965485

Bradley B. Coston - Greensboro NC
Charles W. Duckett - Kernersville NC

Precision Fabrics Group, Inc. - Greensboro NC

B32B 2734

428395, 57232, 428370, 428400, 442121, 442122, 442123, 442124, 442125, 442193, 442197, 442198, 442308, 442310

A textile article having flame resistant properties includes a plurality of inherently flame resistant polyester fibers formed into a fabric, and a finish on the fabric including a cyclic phosphonate flame retardant. The finish imparts a property selected from the group consisting of: a molecularly bound antimicrobial agent which is an organosilane, a fluorochemical soil and fluid repellant, and the finished textile article has a flame resistance that passes the standard method NFPA 701-1996 edition testing protocol.

7290381, Nov 6, 2007

May 7, 2004

10/840662

Charles Woody Duckett - Kernersville NC, US

Precision Fabrics Group Inc. - Greensboro NC

D03D 15/00
A47G 9/00

53396, 5737, 5490, 5491, 5501, 442190, 442191, 442197, 442123, 4283155, 4283157

An allergen-barrier fabric includes a tightly-constructed fabric substrate, woven from 0 to 45% continuous synthetic filament yarns and 55 to 100% natural or synthetic spun yarns. The fabric substrate is finished to produce a fabric with a mean pore size of 4 to 10 microns, an air permeability of 0. 5-25 cfm, a mean fabric flexibility of 0. 5 to 6. 5 grams (bending resistance), and a moisture vapor permeability in excess of 800 g/m/24 hours. This fabric provides a barrier to mite-induced allergen particles. Various additional finishes can be included on the fabric. For example, an antimicrobial finish may be provided on the fabric to extend fabric wearlife by providing protection against mold and mildew. As another alternative, a fluorochemical finish can be provided to extend fabric wearlife by providing protection against fluid stains.

2001003, Nov 8, 2001

Jun 12, 2001

09/878416

John Smith - Greensboro NC, US
Charles Duckett - Kernersville NC, US

Precision Fabrics Group, Inc.,

D03D015/00

442/190000

An allergen-barrier fabric includes a tightly-constructed fabric substrate, woven from 0 to 45% continuous synthetic filament yarns and 55 to 100% natural or synthetic spun yarns. The fabric substrate is finished to produce a fabric with a mean pore size of 4 to 10 microns, an air permeability of 0.5-25 cfm, a mean fabric flexibility of 0.5 to 6.5 grams (bending resistance), and a moisture vapor permeability in excess of g/mhours. This fabric provides a barrier to mite-induced allergen particles. Various additional finishes can be included on the fabric. For example, an antimicrobial finish may be provided on the fabric to extend fabric wearlife by providing protection against mold and mildew. As another alternative, a fluorochemical finish can be provided to extend fabric wearlife by providing protection against fluid stains.

2006016, Jul 27, 2006

Oct 29, 2003

10/696484

John Smith - Greensboro NC, US
Bradley Coston - Greensboro NC, US
Charles Duckett - Kernersville NC, US

B05D 3/02
B32B 5/02
B32B 27/12
B32B 27/04

442059000, 427393300, 442093000, 442086000, 442123000, 427384000

A textile article having flame resistant properties includes a plurality of inherently flame resistant polyester fibers formed into a fabric, and a finish on the fabric including a cyclic phosphonate flame retardant. The finish imparts a property selected from the group consisting of: a molecularly bound antimicrobial agent which is an organosilane, a fluorochemical soil and fluid repellant, and the finished textile article has a flame resistance that passes the standard method NFPA 701—1996 edition testing protocol.

6277770, Aug 21, 2001

Sep 22, 2000

9/667614

John Martin Smith - Greensboro NC
Charles Woody Duckett - Kernersville NC

Precision Fabrics Group, Inc. - Greensboro NC

D03D 1500

442190

An allergen-barrier fabric includes a tightly-constructed fabric substrate, woven from 0 to 45% continuous synthetic filament yarns and 55 to 100% natural or synthetic spun yarns. The fabric substrate is finished to produce a fabric with a mean pore size of 4 to 10 microns, an air permeability of 0. 5-25 cfm, a mean fabric flexibility of 0. 5 to 6. 5 grams (bending resistance), and a moisture vapor permeability in excess of 800 g/m. sup. 2 /24 hours. This fabric provides a barrier to mite-induced allergen particles. Various additional finishes can be included on the fabric. For example, an antimicrobial finish may be provided on the fabric to extend fabric wearlife by providing protection against mold and mildew. As another alternative, a fluorochemical finish can be provided to extend fabric wearlife by providing protection against fluid stains.

5395402, Mar 7, 1995

Jan 8, 1992

7/818082

Charles W. Duckett - Kernersville NC

Precision Fabrics Group, Inc. - Greensboro NC

D06M 1515

81156

A formaldehyde-free composition for finishing fabrics, the use thereof, and the fabrics obtained thereby are disclosed, the finishing composition being an aqueous dispersion containing from 10-50% by weight of a polymeric resin binder such as a carboxy-modified polymer, 1-10% by weight of an aqueous-dispersible epoxy resin or blend of said resin with another thermosetting resin and one or more additives such as surfactants, delustrants, antistatic agents, flame retardants, fillers, thickeners, catalysts, as needed.

5271998, Dec 21, 1993

Jun 4, 1992

7/893829

Charles W. Duckett - Kernersville NC

Precision Fabrics Group, Inc. - Greensboro NC

B05D 312
B32B 1508
B32B 1514
B32B 3300
C23C 1656

428251

A fabric suitable for an automobile cover includes a metalized fabric having a finish coating including an emulsion of urethane polymers, acrylic polymers and a fluorocarbon. The finish coating may also include an antimicrobial agent, a surfactant and a catalyst. Such a fabric can be manufactured by vacuum metalizing a fabric with aluminum, applying a finishing solution of urethane, acrylic, fluorocarbon emulsion, drying the fabric at a temperature between 320. degree. F. and 400. degree. F. , and calendering the fabric.