EP0427933A1 - Verfahren und Vorrichtung zur Herstellung eines durch Figurschüsse gemusterten textilen Bandes, insbesondere eines Etikettenbandes, aus einer Breitbahn mit schmelzfähigem Fadenwerkstoff - Google Patents
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- the invention is initially directed to a method for producing a textile tape of the type specified in the preamble of claim 1.
- label tapes are first created as a wide web in the form of a woven or knitted fabric, consisting of a basic fabric extending over the entire web width as also from a figure shot or several figure shots of different colors, which produce the desired tape pattern of the label in a group of web zones running in the longitudinal direction of the tape.
- the figure shot or the figure shots are tied in the transition area between adjacent web zones in the base fabric.
- the label tapes are then cut out of the broad web by making the separating cuts in the transition area between the individual web zones having the desired tape pattern.
- the meltability of the thread materials is advantageously used.
- the wide web was penetrated by heated wires, which acted as fusion cutters and caused melting edges to arise on both sides of the strips produced, in order to prevent the strips from fraying at the cutting lines.
- the enamel edges were achieved by the melt material flowing into one another as the thread material cooled again, were relatively hard and had a tooth profile.
- the label tape thus created was then cut into individual tapes according to the sample length cuts cut and finally attached to garments or the like in sections.
- the resulting hard and rough enamel edges had an unpleasant effect when wearing such items of clothing.
- the movement while wearing resulted in friction and damage to clothing or human skin. As a result, the wearing comfort of items of clothing equipped with such labels was impaired.
- the invention has for its object to develop a reliable, easy to carry out method of the type specified in the preamble of claim 1, which reduces or completely eliminates the edge problems of the labels mentioned. This is achieved according to the invention by the measures listed in the characterizing part of claim 1, which have the following special significance.
- the invention first recognized that the figure wefts in the transition area are not necessary and that it is very useful to separate the thread material of the base fabric from all figure wefts by building up layers in the transition areas. This is done by simple binding measures during the textile production of the Breitbahn, by not letting the figure shots in a narrow border strip within the transition area bind in the base fabric, but instead placing them over the base fabric on one side of the web as a floating figure weft layer. Finally, the invention has recognized that such a loose figure weft layer can be easily removed in a subsequent process step, in particular by the heating above the melting temperature of the figure weft thread material mentioned in claim 2. Cutting the floatation by knives would also be possible.
- a float of about one millimeter in this border strip is sufficient, while the figure shots in the base fabric of this transition area are tied on both sides. At a sufficiently high temperature, the figure shot layer disappears in this border strip by evaporation, singeing or burning.
- the contactless heat transfer by the radiant heat mentioned in claim 3 has proven particularly useful. Dam it creates in the transition area between adjacent railroad zones of the Breitbahn a bare aisle completely freed from the figure shot above the base fabric. It is useful for the figure shot little or not to use twisted yarns, especially textured bulk yarns made from many individual fibers.
- the heat supplied preferably in the form of radiant heat, only captures the superficial figure weft layer and is just sufficient to singe away the thin fibers of the figure weft, while the underlying thread bindings of the base fabric are not affected thereby.
- the basic fabric in the bare aisles continues to ensure solid cohesion between the patterned railway zones in the form of the Breitbahn.
- the thread ties in the base fabric may also contribute to this; the radiant heat is distributed throughout the base fabric by heat conduction.
- the figure shot ends on both sides of the removed figure shot layer are anchored in the base fabric.
- the melt beads mentioned in claim 4 arise on both sides of the border strip, but they practically disappear invisibly from the outside into the pores of the base fabric.
- the bare aisles of the wide fabric thus result in border strips in the wide web that have been completely freed from the figure shot, which is why there is a much smaller web thickness. This is particularly noticeable when numerous figure shots with different colors are entered in the wide web to produce colorfully patterned label tapes.
- the large amount of thread material for the various figure shots is eliminated in the bare aisles.
- only the thread material of the base fabric needs to be cut, for which melt cuts are used.
- melt cuts are used.
- the cut edges are already adequately secured against fraying of the thread material, without hard or rough strip-shaped melt edges being produced on the label tapes.
- Such a heated ironing surface then acts like a spatula tool, which coats the enamel masses on both sides of the separating cut into the pores of the base fabric at the resulting band edges, which is emphasized in claim 7.
- the figure shot layer can be removed by extending the ironing surface at the same time.
- a particularly soft band edge finally results if, according to claim 9, the two edge areas of the sanders are folded over and the folded parts are fastened to the band body by gluing and pressing. In this way, any breaks on the smoothed enamel edges are made harmless, which z. B. could subsequently result in bending of a finished label. On the one hand, such breaks are less to be expected because of the edge transfers and fastenings, and on the other hand they are no longer critical. At the final band edges there are the soft fold crests with double-layer fabric parts in the fold edge.
- the invention is also directed to an apparatus for performing the method and proposes, according to claim 10, heating points for removing the figure shot layers at the various border strips in a conventional textile manufacturing machine, such as. B. to integrate a loom.
- Such heating points are namely arranged in the machine section between the weaving point and the goods take-off, before the melt cutters. It is particularly advantageous to build such fusion cutters in the sense of claim 12 because stable, yet soft and smooth melt edges result at the edges of the strips produced.
- the structure according to claim 13 has proven successful.
- the remaining claims describe valuable configurations.
- a particularly high-quality strip product results if the edge folding tools according to claim 21 are integrated into the textile production machine behind the fusion cutters, especially before the goods are removed train.
- the embodiment according to claim 23 is suitable for this purpose.
- a fabric is illustrated as a broad web 10, but it goes without saying that other types of textile webs, e.g. B. knitted fabrics, could be used in an analogous manner.
- the wide web 10 arises at the weaving point 12 which can also be seen in FIG. 2 from the connection of warp threads 11 with a plurality of weft threads running through the entire width 13 of which one weft thread 14 is a basic weft, which is best shown in FIG. 3 to 11 apparent base fabric 20 can be created.
- a figure shot or a large number of differently colored figure shots which also extend over the entire web width 13, are also entered into the base fabric 20, which produce the desired tape pattern 17 of the label tape in a group of juxtaposed web zones 18 on one web side 16.
- These web zones 18 run in the longitudinal direction of the web determined by the draw-off direction 19 of the wide fabric 10.
- narrow transition areas 21, in which the figure shot (s) 15 on both sides of a special border strip 22 to be described in the base fabric 20 are tied. This is illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4 by the two edge strips 23.
- a special feature of the invention consists in the fact that at the weaving point 12 in the border strip 22 all figurative weft threads 14 emerge on one side of the web 16 of the wide weave 10 and produce unbonded, floating weft thread sections 24. This results, as is particularly clear from FIG. 4, a loose figure-weft layer 25 above the base fabric 20 formed by the warp threads 11 and the base weft 14. Because the figure-weft material is not integrated in the border strip 22, the base fabric 20 there has a significantly smaller amount Thickness 26 corresponds to the web thickness 27 in the remaining areas of the wide web 10, where all the figure shots 15 are integrated in the fabric and generate the desired weave pattern 17 on the viewing side 16. For better clarification, the face 16 equipped with the tape patterns 17 is turned upwards in FIG.
- the weaving machine 30 shown in FIG. 2 includes a fabric take-off, which is illustrated in FIG. 1 by a take-off roller 31, by means of which the generated wide web 31 is continuously moved in the sense of the arrow 19 already mentioned. Between the weaving station 12 and the goods take-off 31, however, the ready run passes through further workstations at which further procedural steps are carried out in stages. At the point marked 32 in FIGS. 1 and 2, the loose figure shot layer 25 of the border strips 22 is removed, which expediently arises from the action of heat which is generated by contactless heat radiation 33, which is illustrated schematically in FIGS. 5 and 6. It is a special heating point 32.
- the heating rod 34 has a rod width adapted to the narrowness of the border strip 22.
- the border strip 22 only needs to have a minimum width of 1 mm or less, which is why the entire transition region 21 remains relatively narrow and in no way needs to be larger than in the known prior art. For reasons of clarity, this is shown in a greatly exaggerated manner in the figures.
- the radiation-effective surface of the heating element 34 is located at a small distance 36 above the upper side 16 of the web, so that there is still no contact with the upper side of the floating weft sections 24 in the border strip 22.
- the figure shot expediently consists of little twisted yarns, for. B. textured bulk yarns, which are composed of numerous adjacent fibers, so that in fact a bulky figure weft layer 25 in the sense of FIG. 4 rises above the wide web 10 in the border strip 22.
- the individual fibers of the Figure shot sections 24 are scorched by the intense radiation 33; they evaporate as it were, which is illustrated in FIG. 5 by smoke plumes 37.
- the fibers of the weft sections are cut, as shown at 24 '. Because of the millimeter thickness, there is hardly any odor nuisance in the burned-off fiber parts 24 '. If necessary, smoke plumes 37 can also be removed by suction tubes or the like.
- the loose figure weft layer 25 is burned away, leaving bare cuts 38 free of all figure weft at the border strips 22 according to FIG. 6, which expose the aforementioned thin base fabric 20.
- the base fabric 20 is hardly affected by the radiation 33, because the heat energy generated is quickly passed on due to the binding of the warp and base weft threads 11, 14, so that there is no temperature increase which has already reached the melting temperature.
- the severed floating figure weft sections 24 'but are burned away to their binding roots in the base fabric 20; the last beads 29 of the figure ends 24 'will remain in the protection of the base fabric 20 and there, as Fig.
- fusion cutting 40 follows, for which special cutting tools shown in FIGS. 2 and 7 to 10 are provided.
- Heated clamping points 40 are used as fusion cutters, which are composed of two clamping members 41, 42, which can best be seen in FIG. 8, between which, with continuous tissue removal 19, the wide web 10 with its bare aisles 38 is pulled through.
- the two clamping members 41, 42 are pressed against one another in the direction of the arrows 43 in FIG. 8 and touch each other at points 44 in the height region of the path plane at the point 44 shown in FIG.
- the upper clamping member consists of a metallic blade 41, which is heated by current flow by means of the electrical connections 45 shown in FIG. 2 to a base fabric 20 produced via the melting temperature of the thread material 11, 14.
- the blade 41 is in The direction of the bare aisles 38 is oriented and at least at its lower blade edge has a smaller width than the aisles.
- the blade 41 approaches the upper side 16 of the web and, at the point of contact 44, only meets the other clamping member, which is designed as a profile rib 42 running transversely to the pull-off direction 19 and made of an electrically insulating but heat-conducting material such as ceramic.
- the profile rib 42 thus serves on the underside 28 of the web as an abutment for the blade 41 on the top of the web and has a parabolic cross section.
- the blade 41 acts like a knife on the rib tip 44.
- the profile rib 42 runs over the entire web width 13 and consequently has a profile width 46 which is substantially smaller than the blade length, which is why the contact point 44 occurs.
- the profile rib 42 is also expediently heated so that the blade 41 does not cool down too much at the contact point 44, but is kept at a lower temperature than the melting temperature of the thread material 11, 14. This is done, as can be seen from FIG. 2, by an electrically heated heating cartridge 47, which is surrounded by a slotted jacket 48, from which the profile rib 42 protrudes with its tip.
- the blade 41 In the course of the rail transport illustrated by the trigger arrow 19, the blade 41 increasingly approaches the base fabric, penetrates into it and finally produces the melt cut 49 shown in FIG. 9 in the exposed base fabric 20 of the aisle 38 Thread material in the base fabric 20 low enamel masses 39, which are further shaped and smoothed in the course of the further web transport 19 from the side surfaces 15 of the blade 41.
- the heated side surfaces 51 make the blade an iron 41, which takes the melting masses 39 with it and, according to FIG. 10, strokes the edges 52 formed on both sides of the melting cut 49.
- the melt masses are smoothed out by the Buugelflachen 51, like a ruler, and sucked into the tissue pores.
- the melt web 49 divides the broad web 10 into individual bands 50, in accordance with the continuous web zones 18 having the band patterns 17.
- the band edges 52 do not fray because of the enamel masses that have been applied and remain relatively soft.
- the enamel masses act as an impregnation of the base fabric 20 there.
- the clamping points 40 which act as melting cutters, can also be of modified design.
- the clamping member acting as an iron consists of a V-shaped plate 53 heated by current flow, the apex edge 54 of which acts separatingly on the top of the web, while on the underside of the web again a narrow abutment 42 z. B. presses against it in the form of the described profile rib.
- the hot V-leg surfaces 55 have a smoothing action on the strip edges during the pull-off movement 19, with the incorporation of the melt masses being improved even because of the V-position.
- a further possibility is to provide the above-mentioned burning away of the loose figure shot layer 25 of the border strips 22 in advance from the blade 41 of the subsequent clamping point 40, as is indicated by dash-dotted lines in FIG. 2. To do this, it is sufficient to provide the blade 41 with an extension 56 which then functions and functions like the heating element 34 described in connection with FIG. 3. For this purpose, the individual blade sections 41, 56 can also be kept at a correspondingly different temperature.
- the tapes 50 occurring behind the goods deduction 31 can now be cut according to the successive tape patterns 17 and attached as individual labels in clothing or the like. B. by sewing.
- the labels may be stressed, causing the smoothed strip edges 52 to bend, and in some cases the melting edges 52 may break. These breaks can be annoying when you continue to use the labels. For this reason, it is finally advisable to subject the belts 50 to a further last method step, which can be seen in FIGS. 12 and 13.
- FIG. 12 shows a cross section through a band 50 produced in the loom of FIG.
- the already mentioned parts of the band are designated by the reference numerals, which is why the previous description applies to this extent.
- the peculiarity of this last method step consists in folding the band edges 60 of FIG. 12 along a fold line lying parallel to the melting edges 52 of the drawn folding movement arrows 61, that is to say in a mirror image of one another. It is advisable to use the thinned base fabric 20 for the band edges 60, but one could also use the entire transition region 21 with the edge strips 23 explained at the beginning as the folding leg 62 to be folded over.
- the folding legs 62 are, as illustrated by arrows 58, pressed against the underside 28 of the remaining band body 57 and fastened by gluing in this pressing position.
- the meltability of the thread material is expediently used by exerting heat on the folded folding legs 62 shortly before or during pressing 58.
- the end product is illustrated in FIG. 13 in a corresponding cross section.
- the edges of the end product are produced by the two fold vertices 63, which are removed from the melting edges 52 and from the melting point 59 used in FIG. 13 for fastening the legs.
- the final label width 64 thus arises between the fold vertices 63, but because of the narrow folded-over band edges 60 this is of no importance in view of the outstanding quality of the end product.
- the folding tools used to fold the two band edges 60 are likewise integrated in the loom 30 illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2, specifically in the machine section between the melt cutters 40 on the one hand and the fabric take-off 31 on the other hand. It is sufficient to use slit diaphragms as edge folding tools, through which the two band edges 60 of each band 50 are passed, as is described in the weaving machine of the parallel patent application P 39 10 218.
- the two slit diaphragms are arranged at a shorter distance from one another with respect to the original band width and have such a small slit height that the band edges 60 fold in the course of the band transport 19 during the weaving process.
- the above-mentioned pressure 58 of the folding legs 62 formed in this way can be done by press rolls, but it is sufficient to deflect the edge-folded tape over guide strips, in order already due to the fabric tension between the weaving station 12 and the goods deduction 31 of FIG. 1 to generate the pressure forces.
- These sharp-edged deflections can also be used for the described hot-melt gluing of the folded legs 62 on the band body 57.
- Heating wires used for this purpose can be positioned exactly in relation to the folding legs 62 or melting edges 52.
- the resulting label tape is subjected to a heat treatment in order to fix and smooth it. This also takes place on the loom 12, expediently in the region of the indicated take-off rollers 31 from FIG. 1.
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