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- the invention relates to a terry cloth with Relief effect according to the preamble of claim 1 and a process for its manufacture.
- the terry fabrics are known to consist of one Basic warp, weft threads and a loop woven together forming pile chain.
- Terry fabrics are usually manufactured as a three-shot or four-shot product, whereby a bond repeat forms the basis.
- the binding repeat consists of three shots
- the Shots 1 and 2 are proposal shots and after Weave in a suggested distance VD to the fabric edge stay and shot 3 forms a full shot, who together with the proposal shots 1 and 2 to the Fabric edge is struck.
- These three shots will be referred to as firing group A or B.
- the four-shot goods consist of three Proposal shots and a full stroke shot.
- JP-04194055 describes a process for the formation of Loops for a double-sided terry fabric described.
- a weave repeat is available for the fabric six shots based on two shots are divided.
- the first shot group consists of three Proposal shots that are spaced after the weaving Remain tissue edge and the second shot group exists from two proposal shots and one full stroke shot, who, together with all the proposals to the Fabric edge is struck.
- the basic chain is after fifth and sixth shot and the pile chain is around the second and / or fifth shot tied.
- FIGS. 2a, b, c and 3 represent a process in weaving a preferred embodiment of an inventive Terry fabric.
- the fabric consists of Basic warp threads G1 and G2 weft threads and pile warp threads F1 and F2, e.g. have different colors.
- the Fabric is a double-sided terry fabric with different loops on both sides without Bond change, i.e. the pile warp threads are either integrated upwards or downwards.
- the tissue is a so-called 7-weft terry cloth, i.e.
- Binding report and shot stroke report is based, where the shot groups report the shot groups, the type of stroke (partial stroke and full stroke) and the proposed distance, i.e. the distance of the Weft group to the edge of the fabric and the shots to each other are defined.
- the 2a shows the situation of the weaving process, in which consists of three proposal boards 1,2,3 first shot group A, which is within the proposed distance VD1 is woven and one of two proposal shots 4,5 and a full stop shot 6 existing second Firing group B in the suggested distance VD2 is woven and for the stop on the edge of the goods stand ready.
- the Fig.2b shows the situation after Strike the two shot groups A and B. Then a smooth shot 7 is entered and struck.
- the Fig. 2c shows the situation after striking the Smooth shot 7.
- the binding repeat for the one described above 7-weft terry fabric is shown in Fig.3.
- FIG. 5 shows a 7-weft terry fabric with mutually trained loops, like this from the Dotted line for F1 and dashed line for F2 recognizable is.
- the change Pile threads from one fabric side to the other fabric side.
- bond changes are provided, namely a Burkhart-Vossen-Bindungs
- a four-shot binding change VS From the illustration it can be seen that in the first shot group there was a change of BV binding and a four-shot binding change in the second shot group is provided.
- Fig.6 one further pile pattern for a 7-weft terry cloth illustrates which with the same basic binding of Example is executed according to Fig.5.
- Figures 7a and 7b show embodiments of Basic weave reports for the 7-weft terry fabrics.
- FIG. 8 shows a 7-weft terry fabric with a Example of a pile pattern from which the variety the pile bond and other advantages are evident, with e.g. in sections only loops above or only Loops below the fabric.
- the tissue is there from basic warp threads G1 and G2, weft threads and Pile warp threads F1 and F2, e.g. same or have different colors.
- the tissue is a double-sided 5-weft terry fabric with different loops. This tissue lies inside 10-shot binding repeat and a 5-shot strike repeat underlying.
- the first suggestion group C the Pile warp threads in one BV weave change on the other Fabric side.
- the second suggestion group B are the Pile warp threads integrated without a loop change on the opposite side.
- the weave repeat includes two shot reports.
- the two Firing shot reports each include a first one Shot group C, which contains two proposal shots 1,2 and a second shot group B, the two proposal shots 3.4 and contains a full stop shot 5.
- Figures 10a and 10b each show others Embodiments of pile patterns for 5-weft terry cloth, only in these figures the pile bonds are shown.
- the Fabric is a 6-shot terry toweling, one in six Shots existing tie and weft repeat is based, in the embodiments according to figures 11b and 11c the binding repeat, respectively Includes 2-shot reports.
- the weave includes and Firing shot report a first firing group C
- the two proposals 1.2 includes a second Shot group B
- the two proposal shots 3, 4 and one Full stroke shot 5 contains and and a smooth shot 6.
- the advantage of this bond is that the in the second suggestion group from one fabric side to the other other pile side changing pile thread by means of a Four-shot binding change is carried out.
- the terry fabric consists of a basic chain, Weft threads and a pile chain or loop chain.
- the Terry cloth is a weave repeat or Firing stroke report based on the first and second Firing group includes.
- the second includes Firing group one full shot or additionally a smooth shot.
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Description
Die Erfindung betrifft ein Frottiergewebe mit
Reliefeffekt gemäss dem Oberbegriff des Anspruches 1 und
ein Verfahren zu dessen Herstellung.The invention relates to a terry cloth with
Relief effect according to the preamble of
Die Frottiergewebe bestehen bekanntlich aus einer Grundkette, Schussfäden und eine damit verwebte Schlingen bildende Florkette. Frottiergewebe werden in der Regel als Dreischuss- oder Vierschussware hergestellt, wobei ein Bindungsrapport die Grundlage bildet.The terry fabrics are known to consist of one Basic warp, weft threads and a loop woven together forming pile chain. Terry fabrics are usually manufactured as a three-shot or four-shot product, whereby a bond repeat forms the basis.
Es wird auf Fig.1 Bezug genommen. Bei der Dreischussware
besteht der Bindungsrapport aus drei Schüssen, wobei die
Schüsse 1 und 2 Vorschlagschüsse sind und nach dem
Einweben in einer Vorschlagdistanz VD zum Geweberand
bleiben und der Schuss 3 einen Vollanschlagschuss bildet,
der gemeinsam mit den Vorschlagschüssen 1 und 2 an den
Geweberand angeschlagen wird. Diese drei Schüsse werden
als Schussgruppe A bzw. B bezeichnet. Bei der
Vierschussware besteht der Bindungsrapport aus drei
Vorschlagschüssen und einem Vollanschlagschuss.Reference is made to Fig.1. With the three-shot goods
the binding repeat consists of three shots, the
In der JP-04194055 ist ein Verfahren zur Bildung von Schlingen für ein doppelseitiges Frottiergewebe beschrieben. Dem Gewebe liegt ein Bindungsrapport aus sechs Schüssen zugrunde, die in zwei Schussgruppen unterteilt sind. Die erste Schussgruppe besteht aus drei Vorschlagschüssen, die nach dem Einweben im Abstand zum Geweberand bleiben und die zweite Schussgruppe besteht aus zwei Vorschlagschüssen und einem Vollanschlagschuss, der gemeinsam mit allen Vorschlagschüssen an den Geweberand angeschlagen wird. Die Grundkette ist nach dem fünften und sechsten Schuss und die Florkette ist um den zweiten und/oder fünften Schuss abgebunden.JP-04194055 describes a process for the formation of Loops for a double-sided terry fabric described. A weave repeat is available for the fabric six shots based on two shots are divided. The first shot group consists of three Proposal shots that are spaced after the weaving Remain tissue edge and the second shot group exists from two proposal shots and one full stroke shot, who, together with all the proposals to the Fabric edge is struck. The basic chain is after fifth and sixth shot and the pile chain is around the second and / or fifth shot tied.
Als nachteilig erweist sich bei diesem Frottiergewebe, dass die Grundkette lediglich nach dem fünften und sechsten Schuss abgebunden ist. Insbesondere bei schnell laufenden Webmaschinen ergibt sich ein schlechtes Warenbild im hohen Flor und unregelmässige Schlingen.A disadvantage of this terry fabric, that the basic chain only after the fifth and sixth shot is tied. Especially with fast running looms results in a bad one Product image in high pile and irregular loops.
Der Erfindung, wie sie in den Ansprüchen gekennzeichnet ist liegt die Aufgabe zugrunde ein Frottiergewebe zu verbessern.The invention as characterized in the claims the task is based on a terry cloth improve.
Die mit der Erfindung erzielbaren Vorteile sind im wesentlichen darin zu sehen, dass das Frottiergewebe gleichmässige Schlingen und saubere Konturränder aufweist und dass eine bessere Abbindung beim Florwechsel erreicht wird.The advantages achievable with the invention are in essential to see that the terry cloth uniform loops and clean contour edges and that a better setting is achieved when changing the pile becomes.
Nachfolgend wird die Erfindung anhand der beiliegenden Zeichnungen erläutert.The invention is described below with reference to the enclosed Drawings explained.
Es zeigen:
- Fig.1
- Ein Gewebeschnittbild eines bekannten Frottiergewebes und den Bindungsrapport für das Gewebe;
- Fig.2a,b,c
- Gewebeschnittbilder einer bevorzugten Ausführungsform eines erfindungsgemässen Gewebes, aus welchen die Bildung der Schlingen ersichtlich ist;
- Fig.3
- einen Bindungsrapport mit sieben Schüssen für das Gewebe gemäss Fig.2c;
- Fig.4
- ein Gewebeschnittbild des Gewebes gemäss Fig.2a mit einem anderen Flormuster und den Bindungsrapport für das Gewebe;
- Fig.5
- ein Gewebeschnittbild des Gewebes gemäss Fig.2a mit einem weiteren Flormuster und mit Florbindungswechseln und dem Bindungsrapport für das Gewebe;
- Fig.6
- ein Gewebeschnittbild des Gewebes gemäss Fig.2a mit einem dritten Flormuster und den Bindungsrapport für das Gewebe;
- Fig.7a und 7b
- Ausführungsformen von Grundbindungsrapporten für das Gewebe gemäss Fig.6;
- Fig.8
- ein Gewebeschnittbild des Gewebes gemäss Fig.2a mit einem vierten Flormuster und den Bindungsrapport für das Gewebe;
- Fig.9
- ein Gewebeschnittbild einer zweiten Ausführungsform eines erfindungsgemässen Gewebes und den Bindungsrapport für das Gewebe;
- Fig.10a und b
- erste Ausführungsbeispiele von Flormustern für ein Gewebe gemäss Fig.9 und die Bindungsrapporte für die Florkette und
- Fig.11a,b,c,d
- ein Gewebeschnittbild einer dritten Ausführungsform eines erfindungsgemässen Gewebes und den Bindungsrapport für das Gewebe.
- Fig. 1
- A fabric sectional image of a known terry toweling and the weave repeat for the fabric;
- 2a, b, c
- Tissue sectional images of a preferred embodiment of a fabric according to the invention, from which the formation of the loops can be seen;
- Fig. 3
- a weave repeat with seven wefts for the fabric according to Fig.2c;
- Fig. 4
- a tissue section of the fabric according to Figure 2a with a different pile pattern and the weave repeat for the fabric;
- Fig. 5
- a sectional tissue image of the fabric according to Figure 2a with a further pile pattern and with pile weave changes and the weave repeat for the fabric;
- Fig. 6
- a sectional tissue image of the fabric according to Figure 2a with a third pile pattern and the weave repeat for the fabric;
- Fig.7a and 7b
- Embodiments of basic weave repeats for the fabric according to FIG. 6;
- Fig. 8
- a tissue sectional image of the fabric according to Figure 2a with a fourth pile pattern and the weave repeat for the fabric;
- Fig. 9
- a tissue sectional view of a second embodiment of a fabric according to the invention and the weave repeat for the fabric;
- Fig.10a and b
- first exemplary embodiments of pile patterns for a fabric according to FIG. 9 and the binding repeat for the pile chain and
- 11a, b, c, d
- a tissue sectional view of a third embodiment of a fabric according to the invention and the weave repeat for the fabric.
Es wird auf die Figuren 2a,b,c und 3 Bezug genommen. Die Figuren 2a,b,c stellen einen Vorgang beim Weben einer bevorzugten Ausführung eines erfindungsgemässen Frottiergewebes dar. Das Gewebe besteht aus Grundkettfäden G1 und G2 Schussfäden sowie Florkettfäden F1 und F2, die z.B. unterschiedliche Farben haben. Das Gewebe ist ein doppelseitiges Frottiergewebe mit beidseitig unterschiedlichen Schlingen ohne Bindungswechsel, d.h. die Florkettfäden sind entweder nach oben oder nach unten eingebunden. Das Gewebe ist ein sogenanntes 7-Schussfrottiergewebe, d.h. ein Gewebe, welchem ein aus sieben Schüssen bestehender Bindungsrapport und Schussanschlagrapport zugrunde liegt, wobei mit dem Schussanschlagrapport die Schussgruppen, die Art des Anschlages (Teilanschlag und Vollanschlag) und die Vorschlagdistanz, d.h. der Abstand der Schussgruppe zum Geweberand und der Schüsse untereinander definiert sind. Reference is made to FIGS. 2a, b, c and 3. The Figures 2a, b, c represent a process in weaving a preferred embodiment of an inventive Terry fabric. The fabric consists of Basic warp threads G1 and G2 weft threads and pile warp threads F1 and F2, e.g. have different colors. The Fabric is a double-sided terry fabric with different loops on both sides without Bond change, i.e. the pile warp threads are either integrated upwards or downwards. The tissue is a so-called 7-weft terry cloth, i.e. a tissue, which one consisting of seven shots Binding report and shot stroke report is based, where the shot groups report the shot groups, the type of stroke (partial stroke and full stroke) and the proposed distance, i.e. the distance of the Weft group to the edge of the fabric and the shots to each other are defined.
Die Fig.2a zeigt die Situation des Webvorganges, in
welcher eine aus drei Vorschlagschüssen 1,2,3 bestehende
erste Schussgruppe A, die in der Vorschlagdistanz VD1
eingewoben ist und eine aus zwei Vorschlagschüssen 4,5
und einem Vollanschlagschuss 6 bestehende zweite
Schussgruppe B die in der Vorschlagsdistanz VD2
eingewoben ist und für den Anschlag an den Warenrand
bereit stehen. Die Fig.2b zeigt die Situation nach dem
Anschlagen der zwei Schussgruppen A und B. Anschliessend
wird ein Glattschuss 7 eingtragen und angeschlagen. Die
Fig.2c zeigt die Situation nach dem Anschlagen des
Glattschusses 7.The 2a shows the situation of the weaving process, in
which consists of three
Der Bindungsrapport für das vorstehend beschriebene 7-Schussfrottiergewebe ist in Fig.3 dargestellt.The binding repeat for the one described above 7-weft terry fabric is shown in Fig.3.
Die Fig.4 zeigt ein 7-Schussfrottiergewebe mit einem anderen Flormuster, so dass auf eine ausführliche Beschreibung desselben verzichtet wird.4 shows a 7-weft terry fabric with a other pile pattern, so on a detailed Description of the same is waived.
Die Fig.5 zeigt ein 7-Schussfrottiergwewebe mit wechselseitig ausgebildeten Schlingen, wie dies aus der Punktlinie für F1 und Strichpunktlinie für F2 erkennbar ist. Bei derartigen Frottiergeweben wechseln die Florfäden von einer Gewebeseite zur anderen Gewebeseite. Hierzu sind Bindungswechsel vorgesehen und zwar ein Burkhart-Vossen-Bindungswechsel BV oder ein Vierschuss-Bindungswechsel VS. Aus der Darstellung ist ersichtlich, dass in der ersten Schussgruppe ein BV-Bindungswechsel und in der zweiten Schussgruppe ein Vierschuss-Bindungswechsel vorgesehen ist. Mit Fig.6 wird eine weitere Flormusterung für ein 7-Schussfrottiergewebe illustriert, welches mit der gleichen Grundbindung des Beispieles gemäss Fig.5 ausgeführt ist. Die Figuren 7a und 7b zeigen Ausführungsformen von Grundbindungsrapporten für die 7-Schussfrottiergewebe.5 shows a 7-weft terry fabric with mutually trained loops, like this from the Dotted line for F1 and dashed line for F2 recognizable is. With such terry fabrics, the change Pile threads from one fabric side to the other fabric side. For this purpose, bond changes are provided, namely a Burkhart-Vossen-Bindungswechsel BV or a four-shot binding change VS. From the illustration it can be seen that in the first shot group there was a change of BV binding and a four-shot binding change in the second shot group is provided. With Fig.6 one further pile pattern for a 7-weft terry cloth illustrates which with the same basic binding of Example is executed according to Fig.5. Figures 7a and 7b show embodiments of Basic weave reports for the 7-weft terry fabrics.
Die Fig.8 zeigt ein 7-Schussfrottiergewebe mit einem Beispiel einer Flormusterung, aus welcher die Vielfalt der Florbindung und weitere Vorteile ersichtlich sind, mit z.B. abschnittsweise nur Schlingen oberhalb bzw. nur Schlingen unterhalb des Gewebes.8 shows a 7-weft terry fabric with a Example of a pile pattern from which the variety the pile bond and other advantages are evident, with e.g. in sections only loops above or only Loops below the fabric.
Es wird auf die Fig.9 Bezug genommen. Das Gewebe besteht aus Grundkettfäden G1 und G2, Schussfäden und Florkettfäden F1 und F2, die z.B. gleiche oder unterschiedliche Farben haben. Das Gewebe ist ein doppelseitiges 5-Schussfrottiergewebe mit unterschiedlichen Schlingen. Diesem Gewebe liegt ein 10-Schussbindungsrapport und ein 5-Schussanschlagrapport zugrunde. In der ersten Vorschlaggruppe C wechseln die Florkettfäden in einem BV-Bindungswechsel auf die andere Gewebeseite. In der zweiten Vorschlaggruppe B sind die Florkettfäden eingebunden ohne dass ein Schlingenwechsel auf die Gegenseite erfolgt.Reference is made to FIG. 9. The tissue is there from basic warp threads G1 and G2, weft threads and Pile warp threads F1 and F2, e.g. same or have different colors. The tissue is a double-sided 5-weft terry fabric with different loops. This tissue lies inside 10-shot binding repeat and a 5-shot strike repeat underlying. In the first suggestion group C the Pile warp threads in one BV weave change on the other Fabric side. In the second suggestion group B are the Pile warp threads integrated without a loop change on the opposite side.
Bei diesem Gewebe umfasst der Bindungsrapport jeweils
zwei Schussanschlagrapporte. Die beiden
Schussanschlagrapporte umfassen jeweils eine erste
Schussgruppe C, die zwei Vorschlagschüsse 1,2 enthält und
eine zweite Schussgruppe B, die zwei Vorschlagschüsse 3,4
und einen Vollanschlagschuss 5 enthält.In this fabric, the weave repeat includes
two shot reports. The two
Firing shot reports each include a first one
Shot group C, which contains two
Die Figuren 10a und 10b zeigen jeweils weitere Ausführungsbeispiele von Flormusterungen für 5-Schussfrottiergewebe, wobei in diesen Figuren lediglich die Florbindungen dargestellt sind. Figures 10a and 10b each show others Embodiments of pile patterns for 5-weft terry cloth, only in these figures the pile bonds are shown.
Es wird auf die Figuren 11a bis 11d Bezug genommen. Das Gewebe ist ein 6-Schussfrottiergewebe, dem ein aus sechs Schüssen bestehender Bindungs- und Schussanschlagrapport zugrunde liegt, wobei in den Ausführungen gemäss Figuren 11b und 11c der Bindungsrapport jeweils 2-Schussanschlagrapporte umfasst.Reference is made to FIGS. 11a to 11d. The Fabric is a 6-shot terry toweling, one in six Shots existing tie and weft repeat is based, in the embodiments according to figures 11b and 11c the binding repeat, respectively Includes 2-shot reports.
Bei diesem Gewebe umfasst der Bindungs- und
Schussanschlagrapport jeweils eine erste Schussgruppe C,
die zwei Vorschlagschüsse 1,2 enthält eine zweite
Schussgruppe B, die zwei Vorschlagschüsse 3,4 und einen
Vollanschlagschuss 5 enthält und und einen Glattschuss 6.
Der Vorteil dieser Bindung ist darin zu sehen, dass der
in der zweiten Vorschlaggruppe von einer Gewebeseite zur
anderen Gewebeseite wechselnde Florfaden mittels eines
Vierschussbindungswechsel ausgeführt ist.In this fabric, the weave includes and
Firing shot report a first firing group C,
the two proposals 1.2 includes a second
Shot group B, the two
Das Frottiergewebe besteht aus einer Grundkette, Schussfäden und einer Florkette oder Schlingenkette. Dem Frottiergewebe liegt ein Bindungsrapport bzw. Schussanschlagrapport zugrunde, der eine erste und zweite Schussgruppe umfasst. Während die erste Schussgruppe jeweils Vorschlagschüsse enthält, umfasst die zweite Schussgruppe jeweils einen Vollanschlagschuss bzw. zusätzlich ein Glattschuss.The terry fabric consists of a basic chain, Weft threads and a pile chain or loop chain. The Terry cloth is a weave repeat or Firing stroke report based on the first and second Firing group includes. During the first shot group contains proposals, the second includes Firing group one full shot or additionally a smooth shot.
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