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In a process for manufacturing an interior fitted part for motor vehicles, such as an inside roof lining for automobiles, a staple-fiber formed fabric of a drawn polyethylene terephthalate matrix component and of a binding component is subjected at least once during the process to an annealing proce

In a process for manufacturing an interior fitted part for motor vehicles, such as an inside roof lining for automobiles, a staple-fiber formed fabric of a drawn polyethylene terephthalate matrix component and of a binding component is subjected at least once during the process to an annealing process, which increases the thermal stability of the fitted part. Also disclosed is a fitted part manufactured by this method.

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A method for manufacturing an interior fitted part for motor vehicles comprising: carding a fabric comprising a matrix component and at least about 40% by weight of a binding component, said matrix component comprising drawn polyethylene terephthalate matrix fibers having a staple length of about 15

A method for manufacturing an interior fitted part for motor vehicles comprising: carding a fabric comprising a matrix component and at least about 40% by weight of a binding component, said matrix component comprising drawn polyethylene terephthalate matrix fibers having a staple length of about 15 to about 100 mm and a titer of about 4 to about 30 decitex, said binding component comprising binding fibers selected from undrawn polyethylene terephthalate fibers and copolyester fibers, said binding fibers having a staple length of about 15 to about 100 mm, a titer of about 4 to about 30 decitex and a melting point that is about 30°to about 120°C. lower than that of said matrix fibers; pre-compacting said fabric using a technique selected from needle punching, surface heating, and a combination of needle punching surface heating; preheating said fabric in a preheating oven for a period of about one to about five minutes at a temperature which lies about 10°to about 30°C. above the melting temperature of said binding fibers and below the melting temperature of said matrix fibers; subjecting said fabric to a molding pressure in a form tool at a temperature which lies at least about 10°C. below the melting point of said binding fibers; and annealing said fabric at a temperature ranging from about 140°to about 240°C. and for a duration ranging from about two hours down to about one minute.