JP2001164411A - Cut-preventive glove - Google Patents

Cut-preventive glove

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JP2001164411A
JP2001164411A JP34404999A JP34404999A JP2001164411A JP 2001164411 A JP2001164411 A JP 2001164411A JP 34404999 A JP34404999 A JP 34404999A JP 34404999 A JP34404999 A JP 34404999A JP 2001164411 A JP2001164411 A JP 2001164411A
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Shigeru Watanabe
渡辺  滋
Yukio Tanaka
幸夫 田中
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MAEDA SENI KOGYO KK
Towa Corp
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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a piece of cut-preventive gloves, made of both hard fibers and high-strength fibers; wherein troublesome and complicated processes for getting both the fibers together into a single knitting yarn is omitted through using each of the hard fibers and the high-strength fibers as a separate knitting yarn to enable easily knitting operation by making a single knitting yarn thin and making its rigidity low so as to facilitate lot changing operation. SOLUTION: This piece of cut-preventive gloves is such as to be mixedly knitted mainly using hard composite yarns wherein multifilament yarns of hard fibers such as glass fibers as core yarns and multifilament yarns of thermoplastic synthetic fibers as winding yarns are used, and high-strength composite yarns wherein multifilament yarns of high-strength synthetic fibers with a tenacity of >=20 g/d and a modulus of >=5,000 kg/mm2 are used as core yarns and multifilament yarns of thermoplastic synthetic fibers as winding yarns, and the hard composite yarns and the high-strength composite yarns are knitted into the same knitted stitches.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】この発明は、鋭利な縁やバリ
のある鉄板・ガラス等を取り扱う作業および精肉加工や
大型魚の解体作業等で包丁やナイフ等の刃物を用いる危
険な作業で着用するのに適した切創防止手袋に関するも
のである。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a work for handling iron plates and glass having sharp edges or burrs, and a dangerous work using a knife or a knife for meat processing or dismantling of large fish. The present invention relates to an incision-preventing glove suitable for use.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】精肉加工業等で使用される安全作業用の
手袋として、切断抵抗に優れた編糸を用いて編成したも
のは公知である。例えば、米国特許第3,883,896 号に
は、アラミド繊維などの高強度繊維が精肉加工業の作業
用手袋に使用される旨が記載されている。また、米国特
許第4,384,449 号および米国特許第4,470,251 号には、
アラミド繊維と金属ワイヤーとを組合せて使用すること
が示唆されている。しかしながら、高強度繊維を使用し
たものは、通常の繊維を使用したものに比べれば耐切創
性に優れているが、鋭利な縁等に触れると、比較的容易
に切断される。また、アラミド繊維と金属ワイヤーを併
用したものは、耐切創性が向上する反面、可撓性に乏し
くて編み加工性に欠け、また導電性を有するため、用途
が限定されていた。
2. Description of the Related Art Gloves knitted using a knitting yarn having excellent cutting resistance are known as safety work gloves used in the meat processing industry and the like. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 3,883,896 describes that high strength fibers such as aramid fibers are used in working gloves in the meat processing industry. Also, U.S. Pat.No. 4,384,449 and U.S. Pat.
It has been suggested to use a combination of aramid fibers and metal wires. However, those using high-strength fibers are more excellent in cut resistance than those using ordinary fibers, but are cut relatively easily when touching a sharp edge or the like. Further, those using both aramid fibers and metal wires have improved cut resistance, but are poor in flexibility and lack in knitting workability, and have conductivity, so that their applications have been limited.

【0003】また、米国特許第5,119,512 号には、高強
度ポリエチレン繊維のように切断抵抗性を有する高強度
繊維と、ガラス繊維のような硬質繊維とを複合して、詳
しくは上記の高強度繊維フィラメントおよびガラス繊維
フィラメントを引揃えて芯糸とし、この芯糸に上記の高
強度繊維フィラメントを二重に巻付けることにより複合
して切断抵抗性糸条を作り、この切断抵抗性糸条を用い
て作業用手袋を編成すること、並びに上記のガラス繊維
をエラストマー被膜で被覆すること等が開示されてい
る。
Further, US Pat. No. 5,119,512 discloses that a high-strength fiber having a cutting resistance such as a high-strength polyethylene fiber and a hard fiber such as a glass fiber are compounded. The filament and the glass fiber filament are aligned to form a core yarn, and the above-described high-strength fiber filament is double-wound on the core yarn to form a cut-resistant yarn, and the cut-resistant yarn is used. And knitting of working gloves, and coating the above glass fibers with an elastomer coating.

【0004】この高強度繊維およびガラス繊維の複合糸
を用いた作業用手袋は、高強度繊維の引張り強度とガラ
ス繊維の硬度とが共同することにより上記複合糸の切断
抵抗性が向上し、かつ金属繊維を使用しないため、導電
性を有しない利点を備えているが、比較的柔軟な高強度
繊維および比較的硬いガラス繊維を平行に収束して芯糸
とし、その上に高強度繊維フィラメントを二重に巻付け
て1本の複合糸に形成しているため、複合に際して芯糸
の円滑供給が難しく、不均一な収束部を生じたり、しご
きによる撚の移動が生じ易く、撚り斑が生じたりして複
合作業が困難になり、また1本の複合糸にしたものを編
糸とするため、編糸が太く、硬くなって編成が困難にな
り、また編糸が太くなるため収束力が弱まり、バラケ現
象により切断抵抗が低下し、また糸の構成、厚み等が異
なる種々の手袋を作ろうとする場合、その度に別な複合
工程が必要になり、多種類の在庫が増えたり在庫管理が
煩雑になったりしてコストアップの原因になる等の問題
があった。
[0004] In a working glove using the composite yarn of the high-strength fiber and the glass fiber, the cutting resistance of the composite yarn is improved by the combination of the tensile strength of the high-strength fiber and the hardness of the glass fiber, and Since metal fibers are not used, they have the advantage of not having conductivity.However, relatively soft high-strength fibers and relatively hard glass fibers are converged in parallel to form a core yarn, on which high-strength fiber filaments are placed. Since it is double-wound and formed into one composite yarn, it is difficult to smoothly supply the core yarn at the time of composite, causing uneven converging parts, twisting by ironing easily occurs, and twist unevenness occurs. The knitting yarn becomes thicker and harder, making knitting difficult, and the convergence force becomes larger because the knitting yarn becomes thicker. Cutting resistance due to weakening and unevenness When trying to make various gloves with reduced and different yarn configurations and thicknesses, a separate compounding process is required each time, increasing the inventory of various types and complicating inventory management, resulting in cost reduction. There were problems such as the cause of up.

【0005】また、高強度繊維およびガラス繊維が平行
に収束されて1本の複合糸を形成しているため、手袋の
編成時に高強度繊維とガラス繊維とが編地の外面および
内面に不均一に出没し、高強度繊維が外面に位置する部
分では、刃物が高強度繊維に接した後にガラス繊維に接
して複合糸が切断され易くなり、かつガラス繊維が折れ
た場合にガラス繊維の端部が内面に突出して人体に刺さ
る等の問題が生じた。
In addition, since the high-strength fiber and the glass fiber are converged in parallel to form one composite yarn, the high-strength fiber and the glass fiber are uneven on the outer surface and the inner surface of the knitted fabric during knitting of the glove. In the part where the high-strength fiber is located on the outer surface, the cutting tool touches the high-strength fiber and then touches the glass fiber, so that the composite yarn is easily cut, and if the glass fiber breaks, the end of the glass fiber However, there is a problem such that the protruding portion protrudes into the inner surface and is stuck into the human body.

【0006】そして、折れたガラス繊維の端部の突出を
防ぐため、編成前のガラス繊維をエラストマー被膜等で
被覆した場合は、高強度繊維と複合したり、複合糸を用
いて編成したりする際に、糸条の走行摩擦が大きくな
り、運転が不円滑になると共に、編地を形成する編糸間
に隙間が残るため、用途によっては防水性に欠け、上記
の隙間に細菌が繁殖したりして非衛生的になり易く、ま
た用途によっては不要部分にもエラストマー被膜が存在
し、通気性に乏しくなる等の問題があった。また、上記
の複合糸からなる作業用手袋は、編糸が高強度繊維およ
びガラス繊維の複合糸であるため、編糸自体には伸縮性
が無く、手袋の編地の伸縮性は編み組織による伸縮性の
みとなり、用途によっては伸縮性が不足し、手袋の着脱
性や密着性に欠けることがあった。また、上記の複合糸
で編成された手袋を合成樹脂やゴム等の被覆材で被覆す
るために上記手袋を製造型に被せる際、この製造型に手
袋がフィットせず、手袋の大きさが不均一になったり、
皺や浮きが発生して被覆加工が困難になる等の不都合が
あった。
If the glass fiber before knitting is coated with an elastomer coating or the like in order to prevent the end of the broken glass fiber from projecting, the glass fiber is knitted with a high-strength fiber or knitted with a composite yarn. At this time, the running friction of the yarn becomes large, the operation becomes unsmooth, and a gap remains between the knitting yarns forming the knitted fabric. However, there is a problem in that the film tends to be unsanitary, and depending on the use, an elastomer film is also present on an unnecessary portion, resulting in poor air permeability. Further, in the working gloves made of the above composite yarn, the knitting yarn is a composite yarn of high-strength fiber and glass fiber, so the knitting yarn itself has no elasticity, and the elasticity of the knitted fabric of the glove depends on the knitting structure. There was only elasticity, and depending on the application, the elasticity was insufficient, and the detachability and adhesion of gloves were sometimes lacking. In addition, when the glove knitted with the above-described composite yarn is put on a production mold in order to cover the glove with a covering material such as synthetic resin or rubber, the glove does not fit in the production mold and the size of the glove is not suitable. Become uniform,
There were inconveniences, such as wrinkles and floating, making coating processing difficult.

【0007】[0007]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】この発明の第一の課題
は、硬質繊維および高強度繊維を併用した耐切創性の高
い切創防止手袋において、硬質繊維および高強度繊維を
別個の編糸として用いることにより、硬度の異なる硬質
繊維および高強度繊維を1本の編糸にまとめるという困
難な複合工程を無くし、編糸1本当たりの太さを細く、
剛性を低くして編成を容易にし、ロット変更を容易にす
ると共に、上記の硬質繊維および高強度繊維の各収束性
を向上し、その切断抵抗を一層上げることである。ま
た、第二の課題は、上記の切創防止用手袋の伸縮性を向
上させることにより、その着脱性および密着性を改善
し、被覆加工用の製造型に着脱する際の作業性を向上さ
せ、製造型への密着性を良くすることである。また、第
三の課題は、鋭利なバリ、縁、刃物の刃等にガラス繊維
が当たる前に高強度繊維が当たることを少なくし、折れ
たガラス繊維の端部が手袋の内側を向いて人体を刺すこ
とがないようにすることである。更に第四の課題は、手
袋の任意箇所に防水性または耐摩耗性、防滑性等を付与
することである。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A first object of the present invention is to provide a cut-resistant glove having high cut resistance using both hard fibers and high-strength fibers, in which the hard fibers and the high-strength fibers are formed as separate knitting yarns. By using, it is possible to eliminate the difficult compounding process of combining hard fibers and high-strength fibers having different hardnesses into one knitting yarn, to reduce the thickness per knitting yarn,
An object of the present invention is to lower the rigidity to facilitate knitting, facilitate a lot change, improve the convergence of the hard fibers and the high-strength fibers, and further increase the cutting resistance. In addition, the second problem is to improve the elasticity of the above-mentioned gloves for preventing cuts, thereby improving the detachability and adhesion thereof, and improving the workability when attaching and detaching to and from the manufacturing die for coating. And to improve the adhesion to the production mold. The third problem is to reduce the contact of high-strength fibers before the glass fiber hits sharp burrs, edges, blades, etc. of the human body with the end of the broken glass fiber facing the inside of the glove. Is to prevent stabbing. A fourth problem is to impart waterproofness, abrasion resistance, slip resistance, and the like to an arbitrary portion of the glove.

【0008】[0008]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記第一の課題を解決す
る本発明の切創防止手袋は、ガラス繊維等の硬質繊維か
らなるマルチフィラメント糸を芯糸とし、熱可塑性合成
繊維のマルチフィラメント糸を巻糸としてカバリングし
てなる硬質複合糸と、引張強度20g/デニール以上、
弾性率5000kg/mm2 以上の高強度合成繊維からなる
糸条を芯糸とし、熱可塑性合成繊維のマルチフィラメン
ト糸を巻糸としてカバリングしてなる高強度複合糸とを
主に用いて交編されており、上記の硬質複合糸および高
強度複合糸が編入されて同じ編目を形成していることを
特徴とする。
The glove for preventing cuts according to the present invention, which solves the above first problem, comprises a multifilament yarn made of a thermoplastic fiber and a multifilament yarn made of a hard fiber such as glass fiber. , A hard composite yarn covered with a winding yarn, and a tensile strength of 20 g / denier or more,
It is knitted mainly using a high-strength composite yarn formed by covering a yarn made of high-strength synthetic fiber with an elastic modulus of 5000 kg / mm 2 or more as a core yarn and covering a multifilament yarn of a thermoplastic synthetic fiber as a winding yarn. The hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn are knitted to form the same stitch.

【0009】上記の硬質繊維は、モース硬度スケール3
以上の繊維であり、ガラス繊維、セラミックス繊維、炭
素繊維およびスチール繊維等が例示されるが、ガラス繊
維およびセラミックス繊維は、導電性を有しない点で好
ましく、特にガラス繊維は、製品化工程での操業性や取
扱性、使用銘柄の多様性および価格等の点で最も好まし
い。この硬質繊維は、屈曲可能な程度に細いフィラメン
トを多数本収束したマルチフィラメント糸の形で用いら
れる。ただし、上記硬質繊維の繊度は、ガラス繊維の場
合、線径3〜6μmのフィラメント100〜600本を
収束して用いるのが好ましく、デニール換算で合計50
〜300デニール、好ましくは50〜150デニールで
ある。線径3μm未満では製造が困難であり、6μmを
超えると折れ易くなる。
The above-mentioned hard fiber has a Mohs hardness scale of 3
Examples of the above fibers include glass fibers, ceramic fibers, carbon fibers, and steel fibers, and glass fibers and ceramic fibers are preferable in that they do not have conductivity. It is most preferable in terms of operability, handleability, variety of brands used and price. This hard fiber is used in the form of a multifilament yarn in which many filaments thin enough to be bent are converged. However, in the case of glass fiber, the fineness of the hard fiber is preferably such that 100 to 600 filaments having a wire diameter of 3 to 6 μm are converged and used.
It is ~ 300 denier, preferably 50-150 denier. If the wire diameter is less than 3 μm, it is difficult to manufacture, and if it exceeds 6 μm, the wire is easily broken.

【0010】上記の硬質繊維と併用される高強度合成繊
維は、引張強度が20g/デニール以上、弾性率が50
00kg/mm2 以上の合成繊維であり、高強度延伸ポリエ
チレン繊維、アラミド繊維およびポリパラフェニレンベ
ンゾビスオキサゾール繊維が例示される。特に引張強度
が30g/デニール以上、弾性率が8000kg/mm2
上の高強度延伸ポリエチレン繊維が最も好ましい。
The high-strength synthetic fiber used in combination with the hard fiber has a tensile strength of 20 g / denier or more and an elastic modulus of 50 g / denier.
It is a synthetic fiber of 00 kg / mm 2 or more, and examples include a high-strength drawn polyethylene fiber, an aramid fiber and a polyparaphenylene benzobisoxazole fiber. In particular, a high-strength drawn polyethylene fiber having a tensile strength of 30 g / denier or more and an elastic modulus of 8000 kg / mm 2 or more is most preferable.

【0011】上記高強度合成繊維の単繊維繊度は、0.
5〜2デニールが好ましく、0.5デニール未満では単
繊維切れが生じ易く、2デニールを超えると剛性が増し
て製品手袋の風合いが硬くなり、いずれも好ましくな
い。そして、上記の高強度合成繊維は、紡績糸その他の
糸条の形で、好ましくはそのフィラメント多数本を収束
したマルチフィラメント糸の形で用いられる。ただし、
その合計繊度(太さ)は、100〜2500デニール、
特に200〜2400デニールが好ましく、300〜2
000デニールが最も好ましい。100デニール未満で
は強さが不足し、2500デニールを超えると太過ぎて
手袋用途に不適となる。
The single fiber fineness of the high-strength synthetic fiber is 0.1.
If it is less than 0.5 denier, a single fiber is liable to be broken, and if it exceeds 2 denier, the rigidity increases and the texture of the product glove becomes hard, which is not preferable. The above-mentioned high-strength synthetic fiber is used in the form of a spun yarn or other yarn, preferably in the form of a multifilament yarn in which many filaments are converged. However,
The total fineness (thickness) is 100 to 2500 denier,
In particular, 200 to 2400 denier is preferable, and 300 to 2 denier.
000 denier is most preferred. If it is less than 100 denier, the strength is insufficient, and if it exceeds 2500 denier, it is too thick to be suitable for glove applications.

【0012】この発明では、前記硬質繊維のマルチフィ
ラメント糸は、該マルチフィラメント糸を芯糸とし、熱
可塑性合成繊維のマルチフィラメント糸を巻糸とするカ
バード糸タイプの硬質複合糸に加工して編成に供され
る。また、前記高強度合成繊維からなる糸条(高強度繊
維糸条)は、該高強度繊維糸条を芯糸とし、熱可塑性合
成繊維のマルチフィラメント糸を巻糸とするカバード糸
タイプの高強度複合糸に加工して編成に供される。すな
わち、硬質繊維のマルチフィラメント糸および高強度繊
維糸条がそれぞれ個別に熱可塑性合成繊維のマルチフィ
ラメント糸でカバリングされ、互いに別個のカバード糸
(複合糸)の形で編糸に使用される。
In the present invention, the multifilament yarn of the hard fiber is knitted by processing into a covered yarn type hard composite yarn using the multifilament yarn as a core yarn and the multifilament yarn of a thermoplastic synthetic fiber as a winding yarn. To be served. The yarn (high-strength fiber yarn) comprising the high-strength synthetic fiber is a covered yarn type high-strength yarn in which the high-strength fiber yarn is used as a core yarn and a multifilament yarn of a thermoplastic synthetic fiber is used as a winding yarn. It is processed into a composite yarn and provided for knitting. That is, the multifilament yarn of the hard fiber and the high-strength fiber yarn are individually covered with the multifilament yarn of the thermoplastic synthetic fiber, and are used as knitting yarns in the form of separate covered yarns (composite yarns).

【0013】上記硬質繊維のマルチフィラメント糸から
なる芯糸をカバリングする巻糸は、ポリエステル、ナイ
ロン、アクリル等の通常の衣料用繊維のマルチフィラメ
ント糸が好ましく、特にポリエステルは、水分率が低
く、耐薬品性が高く、合成樹脂やゴム等の種々の被覆材
料に対する接着性が良く、また仮撚加工等の捲縮加工が
可能で、得られた捲縮が堅牢で、収束力が向上する点で
好ましい。そして、ポリエステル繊維のマルチフィラメ
ント糸に仮撚加工を施して得られる仮撚加工糸は、未加
工のマルチフィラメント糸よりも嵩高性になって被覆性
が更に向上する点で好ましい。なお、上記のマルチフィ
ラメント糸は、太さ50〜150デニール、フィラメン
ト数24〜72本が好ましい。
The winding yarn for covering the core yarn composed of the hard fiber multifilament yarn is preferably a multifilament yarn of ordinary clothing fibers such as polyester, nylon, and acrylic. Particularly, polyester has a low moisture content and is resistant to moisture. It has high chemical properties, good adhesion to various coating materials such as synthetic resin and rubber, and can be crimped such as false twisting, and the resulting crimp is robust and improves convergence. preferable. A false twisted yarn obtained by subjecting a polyester fiber multifilament yarn to false twisting is preferable in that it has a higher bulkiness than an unprocessed multifilament yarn and further improves coatability. The above multifilament yarn preferably has a thickness of 50 to 150 denier and a number of filaments of 24 to 72.

【0014】前記の硬質繊維からなる芯糸に対するカバ
リング方式は、上記の熱可塑性合成繊維のマルチフィラ
メント糸を巻糸に用い、これを芯糸に対し一方向に巻き
付けるシングルカバリング方式、および一方向に巻き付
けた後、更に逆方向に巻き付けるダブルカバリング方式
のいずれでもよい。ただし、巻糸を500回/m以上の
巻き回数で巻き付けて被覆度を高めた場合は、得られた
カバード糸(硬質複合糸)に強い旋回性(トルク)が生
じ、編成時にトラブルが発生するので、旋回性の打消さ
れるダブルカバリング方式が好ましい。この場合の巻き
回数は、200〜800回/m、特に300〜500回
/mが好ましく、200回/m未満では収束が不十分
で、ばらけ易く、800回/mを超えると、締付けが強
くなって硬質複合糸としての柔軟性が乏しくなり、編成
困難になる。
[0014] The covering method for the core yarn composed of the hard fiber includes a single covering method in which a multifilament yarn of the above-mentioned thermoplastic synthetic fiber is used as a winding yarn and the core yarn is wound in one direction. After winding, any of the double covering method of further winding in the reverse direction may be used. However, when the degree of covering is increased by winding the wound yarn at a winding number of 500 times / m or more, a strong swirling property (torque) occurs in the obtained covered yarn (hard composite yarn), and trouble occurs during knitting. Therefore, the double covering system in which the turning property is canceled is preferable. In this case, the number of windings is preferably 200 to 800 times / m, particularly preferably 300 to 500 times / m. If the number of windings is less than 200 times / m, the convergence is insufficient, and it is easy to disperse. It becomes strong, the flexibility as a hard composite yarn becomes poor, and knitting becomes difficult.

【0015】上記の高強度繊維糸条からなる芯糸をカバ
リングする巻糸は、前記の硬質繊維と同様に熱可塑性合
成繊維のマルチフィラメント糸、特に好ましくは仮撚加
工糸である。この熱可塑性合成繊維は、前記同様にポリ
エステル、ナイロンおよびアクリル等の衣料用繊維が例
示されるが、硬質繊維のカバリングに用いたものと同じ
繊維を使用することは、編成後の手袋表面が同じ繊維で
覆われて均質になる点で好ましく、また経済的にも有利
である。そして、この巻糸用マルチフィラメント糸の太
さは、高強度繊維糸条の1/8〜1/2が好ましい。
The winding yarn for covering the core yarn made of the high-strength fiber yarn is a multifilament yarn of a thermoplastic synthetic fiber, particularly preferably a false twisted yarn, like the hard fiber. This thermoplastic synthetic fiber is exemplified by clothing fibers such as polyester, nylon and acrylic as described above, but using the same fiber as that used for covering the hard fiber means that the glove surface after knitting is the same. It is preferred in that it is covered with fibers and becomes homogeneous, and is economically advantageous. The thickness of the multifilament yarn for winding is preferably 1 / to の of the high-strength fiber yarn.

【0016】上記高強度繊維糸条の衣料用熱可塑性合成
繊維によるカバリング方式は、硬質繊維におけると同様
にシングルカバリングまたはダブルカバリングのいずれ
でもよい。ただし、高強度繊維糸条を構成する高強度合
成繊維は硬質繊維に比べて柔軟であるため、シングルカ
バリング方式でも、得られた高強度複合糸のトルクが比
較的小さくなり、後工程での取扱いが容易になる。そし
て、カバリング時の巻き回数は、200〜800回/
m、特に300〜500回/mが好ましく、200回/
m未満では高強度合成繊維の収束が不十分となり、80
0回/mを超えると、締付けにより上記高強度複合糸の
硬さが増して編成困難になる。
The covering method of the high-strength fiber yarn with the thermoplastic synthetic fiber for clothing may be either single covering or double covering as in the case of the hard fiber. However, since the high-strength synthetic fiber constituting the high-strength fiber yarn is more flexible than the hard fiber, the torque of the obtained high-strength composite yarn is relatively small even in the single covering method, and the handling in a later process is performed. Becomes easier. And the number of turns at the time of covering is 200 to 800 times /
m, particularly preferably 300 to 500 times / m, more preferably 200 times / m.
m, the convergence of the high-strength synthetic fibers becomes insufficient,
If it exceeds 0 times / m, the hardness of the high-strength composite yarn increases due to tightening, and knitting becomes difficult.

【0017】この発明の手袋は、上記の硬質複合糸と高
強度複合糸とを主に用いて交編されている。すなわち、
上記の硬質複合糸および高強度複合糸の双方を編糸に用
いて交編されるが、後記するように弾性複合糸や通常の
合成繊維糸条(好ましくは仮撚加工糸)を編糸に添加し
て伸縮性や編地の風合い、厚み等を調整することが可能
である。そして、この発明では、上記の硬質複合糸およ
び高強度複合糸が編入されて同じ編目を形成し、弾性複
合糸や通常の合成繊維糸条を添加した場合は、これらも
同じ編目を形成している。すなわち、硬質複合糸および
高強度複合糸が少なくとも1本ずつ合わされて同一の編
み針に供給され、また上記の弾性複合糸や通常の合成繊
維糸条を添加する場合は、これらも硬質複合糸および高
強度複合糸と同一の編み針に供給されて交編される。こ
の交編は、上記の硬質複合糸および高強度複合糸の単な
る引揃え編みでもよく、また硬質複合糸および高強度複
合糸の一方が比較的多く表にでるようにした添え糸編み
でもよい。
The glove of the present invention is knitted mainly using the above-described hard composite yarn and high strength composite yarn. That is,
Both the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn are knitted using a knitting yarn. As described later, an elastic composite yarn or a normal synthetic fiber yarn (preferably false twisted yarn) is used as the knitting yarn. It is possible to adjust the elasticity, the texture of the knitted fabric, the thickness, and the like by adding it. In the present invention, the above-mentioned hard composite yarn and high-strength composite yarn are knitted to form the same stitch, and when an elastic composite yarn or a normal synthetic fiber yarn is added, these also form the same stitch. I have. That is, at least one of the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn are combined and supplied to the same knitting needle, and when the above-mentioned elastic composite yarn or ordinary synthetic fiber yarn is added, these are also combined with the hard composite yarn and the high composite yarn. The strength composite yarn is supplied to the same knitting needle and cross-knitted. This knitting may be simple knitting of the above-described hard composite yarn and high-strength composite yarn, or may be additional yarn knitting in which one of the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn is relatively exposed.

【0018】単なる引揃え編みは、硬質複合糸および高
強度複合糸が交互に、かつランダムに表に出たり、裏に
隠れたりする反面、編み糸のガイド孔を1個有する一般
型給糸口を用いて編成することができ、特殊な給糸口を
必要としない。そして、硬質複合糸および高強度複合糸
の硬度や太さ等に応じて交編時の給糸張力に差をつける
こと(テンション編み)により、後記する添え糸編みと
ほぼ同様に、一方の編糸を表面側に比較的多く出すこと
ができる。
[0018] In simple pull-knitting, a hard yarn and a high-strength yarn are alternately and randomly exposed or hidden behind, but a general yarn feeder having one knitting yarn guide hole. It can be knitted using no special yarn feeder. Then, by making a difference in the yarn feed tension at the time of knitting according to the hardness and thickness of the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn (tension knitting), one of the knitting yarns is substantially similar to the additional yarn knitting described later. A relatively large amount of yarn can be output to the surface side.

【0019】一方、添え糸編みは、円形のガイド孔(主
糸孔)と円弧型のガイド孔(添え糸孔)を並設した二重
給糸口(通称:二重臼)および上記の一般型給糸口を2
個、編成方向に対して前後に並べ、位置を交換できるよ
うにしたプレーティング給糸口等の特殊な給糸口を必要
とする反面、硬質複合糸を表面側に多く出し、高強度複
合糸を裏面側に多く配置することができるため、鋭利な
縁や刃物の刃に先ず硬質複合糸を接触させ、次に高強度
複合糸を接触させて手袋の耐切創性を一層向上させるこ
とができる。また、ガラス繊維が折れた場合にガラス繊
維の端部が内面に突出して人体に刺さるのを避けること
ができる。
On the other hand, the auxiliary yarn knitting is a double yarn feeder (commonly called a double mill) in which a circular guide hole (main yarn hole) and an arc-shaped guide hole (additional yarn hole) are juxtaposed, and the above-described general type. 2 yarn feeders
It requires a special yarn feeder such as a plating yarn feeder that can be arranged in front and rear with respect to the knitting direction and the position can be exchanged, but a lot of hard composite yarn is put on the front side and a high strength composite yarn is put on the back side Since many gloves can be arranged on the side, the hard composite yarn is first brought into contact with the sharp edge or the blade of the blade, and then the high strength composite yarn is brought into contact with the glove, so that the cut resistance of the glove can be further improved. Further, when the glass fiber is broken, it is possible to prevent the end of the glass fiber from protruding into the inner surface and sticking to the human body.

【0020】なお、二重臼またはプレーティング給糸口
を用いて添え糸編みを行う場合、その主糸孔に硬質複合
糸を、添え糸孔に高強度複合糸をそれぞれ導くが、伸縮
性付与のための弾性糸や風合い調整その他のための通常
の合成繊維糸条を添加する場合は、主糸孔に硬質複合糸
および高強度複合糸を導入し、添え糸孔に弾性糸や通常
の合成繊維糸条を導入し、かつ硬質複合糸および高強度
複合糸の給糸張力を調整して硬質複合糸が表面側に多く
出るようにすることが好ましい。
When the auxiliary yarn is knitted using a double mill or a plating yarn feeder, a hard composite yarn is introduced into the main yarn hole and a high-strength composite yarn is introduced into the auxiliary yarn hole. When adding an elastic yarn or a normal synthetic fiber yarn for adjusting the texture, etc., introduce a hard composite yarn and a high-strength composite yarn into the main yarn hole, and add an elastic yarn or a normal synthetic fiber into the additional yarn hole. It is preferable to introduce a yarn and adjust the feeding tension of the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn so that a large amount of the hard composite yarn comes out to the surface side.

【0021】この発明の手袋は、上記のように硬質複合
糸および高強度複合糸で交編したものであるから、手袋
が鋭利な縁等や刃物の刃に触れた場合、硬質複合糸と高
強度複合糸との共同作用によって手袋全体の耐切創性が
向上する。また、上記の硬質複合糸や高強度複合糸は、
目的に応じてその組合せを変えたり、硬質複合糸や高強
度複合糸の使用本数を変えたりして任意の手袋を編成す
ることができ、そのためいわゆるロット変更が容易にな
る。更に、上記の硬質複合糸および高強度複合糸を別個
の編糸として用いるので、これら2種の糸条を複合して
1本の編糸にして用いる場合に比べ、編糸1本の太さが
細くなり、それだけ曲げ易くなり、編成が容易になる。
更に、硬質繊維のマルチフィラメント糸および高強度繊
維糸条がそれぞれ前記カバード糸タイプの複合糸の形で
使用されるため、カバリングされない場合に比べ、編糸
の収束性、切断抵抗、手袋の耐切創性、染色性が向上
し、また合成樹脂やゴムその他の被覆材の接着性も大幅
に向上する。
Since the glove of the present invention is knitted with the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn as described above, when the glove touches a sharp edge or the like or a blade of a cutting tool, the glove is hardened with the hard composite yarn. The combined action with the strength composite yarn improves the cut resistance of the entire glove. In addition, the above-mentioned hard composite yarn and high-strength composite yarn are
An arbitrary glove can be knitted by changing the combination according to the purpose or by changing the number of hard composite yarns or high-strength composite yarns to be used. Further, since the above-mentioned hard composite yarn and high-strength composite yarn are used as separate knitting yarns, the thickness of one knitting yarn is smaller than that in the case where these two types of yarns are combined and used as one knitting yarn. Becomes thinner, and it becomes easier to bend and the knitting becomes easier.
Further, since the multifilament yarn and the high-strength fiber yarn of the hard fiber are each used in the form of the covered yarn type composite yarn, the convergence of the knitting yarn, the cutting resistance, and the cut resistance of the glove are compared with the case where no covering is performed. Properties and dyeing properties are improved, and the adhesion of synthetic resin, rubber and other coating materials is also greatly improved.

【0022】前記第二の課題は、上記の硬質複合糸およ
び高強度複合糸を交編して得られた切創防止手袋におい
て、弾性繊維からなる芯糸を熱可塑性合成繊維のマルチ
フィラメント糸でカバリングして得られた弾性複合糸を
上記の硬質複合糸および高強度複合糸と共に編入し、三
者で同じ編目を形成することにより解決される。上記の
弾性繊維は、ゴム状弾性を有する繊維であり、ポリウレ
タン弾性糸(スパンデックス繊維糸)が例示される。そ
の繊度は、20〜100デニール、特に30〜70デニ
ールが好ましく、20デニール未満では細過ぎて伸縮力
が不足し、100デニールを超えると、弾力が過大にな
って編成困難になり、かつビリが発生して編地欠点が生
じ易くなる。
The second problem is that in the incision prevention glove obtained by knitting the above-mentioned hard composite yarn and high-strength composite yarn, the core yarn made of elastic fiber is made of a thermoplastic synthetic fiber multifilament yarn. The problem is solved by knitting the elastic composite yarn obtained by covering together with the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn, and forming the same stitch by the three members. The elastic fiber is a fiber having rubber-like elasticity, and is exemplified by a polyurethane elastic yarn (spandex fiber yarn). The fineness is preferably 20 to 100 denier, particularly 30 to 70 denier. If it is less than 20 denier, it is too thin and the stretching power is insufficient, and if it exceeds 100 denier, the elasticity becomes excessively large, making knitting difficult and twisting. This will cause a knitted fabric defect.

【0023】上記の弾性繊維からなる芯糸をカバリング
する熱可塑性合成繊維糸(巻糸)は、前記の硬質複合糸
および高強度複合糸の巻糸と同様のものであり、ナイロ
ンまたはポリエステルからなるマルチフィラメント糸5
0〜100デニールの仮撚加工糸が好ましく、50デニ
ール未満では芯糸のカバリングが不完全になり、100
デニールを超えると不経済となる。
The thermoplastic synthetic fiber yarn (winding yarn) for covering the core yarn made of the above-mentioned elastic fiber is the same as the above-described hard composite yarn and high-strength composite yarn, and is made of nylon or polyester. Multifilament yarn 5
A false twisted yarn of 0 to 100 denier is preferable, and if it is less than 50 denier, the covering of the core yarn becomes incomplete, and
Exceeding denier is uneconomical.

【0024】カバリングは、芯糸が伸縮性の弾性繊維糸
であるため、シングルカバリング方式が好ましく、ダブ
ルカバリングの必要はない。なお、カバリングする際の
芯糸伸長率は2.5〜4.5が好ましく、2.5未満で
は伸縮力が不足し、4.5を超えるとカバリング時の糸
切れが多くなる。また、巻き回数(撚り数)は、300
〜500回/mが好ましく、300回/m未満では収束
性が不足し、しごきにより巻糸のずれが生じ、また撚り
斑ができ易く、500回/mを超えると、複合糸が細く
なり過ぎると共に、複合糸に強い旋回性が発生し、取扱
い困難になる。
In the covering, since the core yarn is a stretchable elastic fiber yarn, a single covering method is preferable, and there is no need for double covering. In addition, the core yarn elongation at the time of covering is preferably 2.5 to 4.5, and when it is less than 2.5, the stretching force is insufficient, and when it exceeds 4.5, yarn breakage during covering increases. The number of windings (number of twists) is 300
When the number is less than 300 times / m, the convergence is insufficient when the number is less than 300 times / m, the winding is displaced by squeezing, and the twist is easily formed. When the number exceeds 500 times / m, the composite yarn becomes too thin. At the same time, a strong swirling property is generated in the composite yarn, making it difficult to handle.

【0025】前記第三の課題は、前記の切創防止手袋に
おいて、手袋表面側では硬質複合糸の方を高強度複合糸
よりも多く現わすことにより、すなわち手袋の表面側に
おける硬質複合糸の偏在率(一方の編糸が他方の編糸の
上にある部分の長さと編目1個分の編糸長さとの比率)
を高強度複合糸の偏在率よりも大きくすることにより、
達成される。具体的には、硬質複合糸および高強度複合
糸の二者、またはこれに弾性複合糸を加えた三者を交編
するに際し、前記の段落「0017」ないし「002
0」に記載したテンション編みや添え糸編みにより、ま
たその併用により、硬質複合糸が表面側に多くでるよう
に編成する。または、硬質複合糸が裏面側に多くでるよ
うに編成し、しかるのち編地を反転して硬質複合糸を表
面側に多くだすこともできる。この場合は、前記のとお
り、鋭利な縁や刃物の刃に先ず硬質複合糸が接触し、次
に高強度複合糸が接触するため、手袋の耐切創性が向上
する。また、ガラス繊維が折れた場合にガラス繊維の端
部が内面に突出して人体に刺さるのを避けることができ
る。
The third problem is that in the incision-preventing glove, the hard composite yarn is more exposed on the glove surface side than the high-strength composite yarn, that is, the hard composite yarn on the glove surface side. Uneven distribution ratio (ratio of the length of the part where one knitting yarn is on the other knitting yarn to the knitting yarn length of one stitch)
Is larger than the uneven distribution rate of the high-strength composite yarn,
Achieved. Specifically, when cross knitting a hard composite yarn and a high-strength composite yarn or a triple yarn obtained by adding an elastic composite yarn thereto, the above paragraphs “0017” to “002” are used.
The knitting is performed by tension knitting or additional yarn knitting described in “0”, or by a combination thereof, so that a large amount of the hard composite yarn appears on the surface side. Alternatively, the knitting may be performed such that the hard composite yarn is prominent on the back surface side, and then the knitted fabric is turned over so that the hard composite yarn is protruded on the front surface side. In this case, as described above, the hard composite yarn first comes into contact with the sharp edge or the blade of the blade, and then the high-strength composite yarn comes into contact, so that the cut resistance of the glove is improved. Further, when the glass fiber is broken, it is possible to prevent the end of the glass fiber from protruding into the inner surface and sticking to the human body.

【0026】前記第四の課題は、上記の切創防止手袋に
おいて、手袋表面の所要箇所に合成樹脂またはゴム等か
らなる被覆層を設けることにより解決される。合成樹脂
としては、ウレタン樹脂、塩化ビニル樹脂、酢酸ビニル
樹脂、エチレン酢酸ビニル樹脂等を、またゴムとしては
天然ゴム、ニトリルゴム、クロロプレンゴム、シリコー
ンゴム等が例示され、目的に応じて選択され、コーティ
ング用、ラミネート用、含浸用等の被覆液やフィルム、
シート等の被覆材に加工される。なお、上記の合成樹脂
およびゴム以外の被覆材としては、合成皮革、皮革およ
び織布等が例示される。そして、前記の硬質複合糸、高
強度複合糸、弾性複合糸および風合い等調整用糸条の中
の少なくとも硬質複合糸と高強度複合糸とを用いて交編
された手袋を製造型に被せ、その指先部、掌部全面その
他の任意部分または掌部から甲部にまたがる全面等の所
要箇所に表側から上記の被覆液を浸漬、垂らしかけ、塗
布、噴霧等で付与し、または上記の合成樹脂、ゴム等か
らなるフィルム、シート類を貼り付け、次いで乾燥、型
抜きする。
The fourth problem can be solved by providing a covering layer made of a synthetic resin, rubber, or the like at a required portion on the surface of the glove in the above-mentioned glove for preventing cuts. Examples of the synthetic resin include urethane resin, vinyl chloride resin, vinyl acetate resin, ethylene vinyl acetate resin, and the like.Examples of the rubber include natural rubber, nitrile rubber, chloroprene rubber, silicone rubber, and the like. Coating liquids and films for coating, laminating, impregnating, etc.
It is processed into a covering material such as a sheet. Examples of the coating material other than the synthetic resin and rubber include synthetic leather, leather, and woven fabric. Then, a glove knitted and knitted using at least the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn in the hard composite yarn, the high-strength composite yarn, the elastic composite yarn, and the yarn for adjusting the feel and the like is put on a production mold, Dip, drip, apply, spray or apply the above coating liquid from the front side to the fingertip, the entire palm or any other desired part such as the entire surface extending from the palm to the instep, or apply the above synthetic resin. A film and a sheet made of rubber or the like are attached, and then dried and die-cut.

【0027】得られた手袋は、所要箇所の編目および繊
維間空隙が上記の合成樹脂やゴム等からなる被膜で塞が
れ、該部が被膜の種類に応じて通気性を調整され、また
防水性となり、また表面の摩擦係数が増大する。しか
も、上記の硬質繊維および高強度繊維自体はゴム等に対
する接着性が低いにもかかわらず、手袋を構成する硬質
複合糸および高強度複合糸は細い繊維の収束体で構成さ
れ、かつ熱可塑性合成繊維のマルチフィラメント糸でカ
バリングされているため、上記被膜の剥離強度が大きく
なり、容易に剥離することはなく、耐摩耗性および摩擦
係数が増大する。
In the obtained gloves, the stitches and inter-fiber gaps at required locations are closed with a film made of the above-mentioned synthetic resin, rubber or the like, the air permeability is adjusted in accordance with the type of the film, and the glove is waterproofed. And the coefficient of friction of the surface increases. Moreover, despite the fact that the above-mentioned hard fibers and high-strength fibers themselves have low adhesiveness to rubber and the like, the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn constituting the glove are constituted by a converging body of fine fibers, and are made of thermoplastic synthetic fibers. Since the fiber is covered with the multifilament yarn, the peel strength of the coating film is increased, the film is not easily peeled, and the wear resistance and the friction coefficient are increased.

【0028】したがって、合成樹脂やゴム等、被覆材の
種類および被覆箇所や張り付け箇所の選択により、手袋
の大部分に通気性を残したまま指先部のみを摩耗し難
く、また滑り難くし、また甲部分の通気性を残したまま
掌部全面を摩耗し難く、また滑り難くし、また手袋全面
の編目を塞いで防水性と防汚性を与え、細菌の繁殖を防
ぐことができる。なお、上記の被覆材に抗菌剤や防カビ
剤を添加して衛生面での効果を向上させることができ、
また被膜部分にエンボス加工等で凹凸を形成して一層滑
り難くすることもできる。
Therefore, by selecting the type of the covering material such as a synthetic resin or rubber, and the selection of the covering portion and the attaching portion, only the fingertip portion is hardly worn or slipped while leaving the air permeability in most of the glove. The entire palm can be hardly worn or slipped while the instep's breathability remains, and the stitches on the entire surface of the glove can be closed to provide waterproofing and antifouling properties, thereby preventing the growth of bacteria. In addition, it is possible to improve the sanitary effect by adding an antibacterial agent or a fungicide to the above-mentioned coating material,
Also, unevenness can be formed in the coating portion by embossing or the like to make it more difficult to slip.

【0029】[0029]

【発明の実施の形態】実施形態1 硬質繊維として線径3〜6μmのガラスフィラメント1
00〜600本からなるフィラメント束(合計繊度50
〜300デニール、好ましくは50〜150デニール)
を用い、このガラスフィラメント束を芯糸とし、その周
囲に巻糸としてポリエステルマルチフィラメント糸の仮
撚加工糸(太さ50〜150デニール、フィラメント数
24〜72本)をカバリングして硬質複合糸とする。こ
のカバリングは、上記の仮撚加工糸を一方向に300〜
500回/mの巻き回数で巻き付けるシングルカバリン
グ、この一方向の巻き付けに続いて逆方向に同じ仮撚加
工糸を300〜500回/mの巻き回数で巻き付けるダ
ブルカバリングのいずれでもよい。
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Embodiment 1 A glass filament 1 having a wire diameter of 3 to 6 μm as a hard fiber
A filament bundle consisting of 100 to 600 filaments (total fineness of 50
~ 300 denier, preferably 50 ~ 150 denier)
This glass filament bundle is used as a core yarn, and a false twisted yarn of a polyester multifilament yarn (thickness of 50 to 150 denier, 24 to 72 filaments) is covered as a winding yarn around the core yarn to form a hard composite yarn. I do. This covering is performed by applying the above false twisted yarn in one direction by 300 to
Either single covering in which winding is performed at a winding number of 500 times / m, or double covering in which the same false twisted yarn is wound in the opposite direction at a winding number of 300 to 500 times / m following the winding in one direction.

【0030】一方、高強度合成繊維として引張強度が3
0g/デニール以上、弾性率が8000kg/mm2 以上の
高強度延伸ポリエチレン繊維のフィラメント(単繊維繊
度0.5〜2デニール)の多数本からなる合計繊度20
0〜400デニールのフィラメント束を用い、これを芯
糸とし、その周囲に巻糸として前記同様のポリエステル
マルチフィラメント糸の仮撚加工糸(太さ:上記フィラ
メント束の1/8〜1/2)をシングルカバリング方式
又はダブルカバリング方式(巻き付け回数:300〜5
00回/m)で巻き付けて高強度複合糸とする。
On the other hand, a high-strength synthetic fiber having a tensile strength of 3
0 g / denier or more, elastic modulus of 8000 kg / mm 2 or more High-strength drawn polyethylene fiber filaments (single fiber fineness 0.5 to 2 deniers) total fineness 20
A filament bundle of 0 to 400 denier is used as a core yarn, and a false twisted yarn of the same polyester multifilament yarn as described above is wound as a winding yarn (thickness: 1/8 to 1/2 of the filament bundle). With a single covering method or a double covering method (number of windings: 300 to 5
00 / m) to form a high-strength composite yarn.

【0031】前記の一般型給糸口を備えた手袋編機の上
記給糸口に上記の硬質複合糸および高強度複合糸を1本
ずつ同時に供給し、平編み組織の手袋いわゆる編み軍手
を編成する。得られた手袋では、硬質複合糸および高強
度複合糸が引揃え状に編入され、硬質複合糸が表面側に
出て高強度複合糸が裏面側に隠れたり、硬質複合糸が裏
面側に隠れて高強度複合糸が表面側に出たりしながら同
じ編目を形成している。なお、編地の風合いや厚み、ク
ッション等の調整用として上記の硬質複合糸および高強
度複合糸にナイロン仮撚加工糸(100〜800デニー
ル)を添加することができる。
The hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn are simultaneously supplied one by one to the yarn feeder of the glove knitting machine having the general yarn feeder, and a glove having a flat knitting structure, that is, a knitting glove is knitted. In the obtained glove, the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn are knitted in a aligned manner, and the hard composite yarn comes out on the front side and the high-strength composite yarn is hidden on the back side, or the hard composite yarn is hidden on the back side. Thus, the same stitch is formed while the high-strength composite yarn comes out on the surface side. In addition, a nylon false twisted yarn (100 to 800 denier) can be added to the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn for adjusting the feel, thickness, cushion, and the like of the knitted fabric.

【0032】得られた手袋は、フランス国SODEMAT 社製
の耐切創性試験機(COUPTEST)を用いた評価方式(CE
マーク評価法)でレベル4以上の耐切創性を備えてい
る。上記の試験機は、導電性ゴムマットの上にアルミ箔
を敷き、その上に試料の編地を乗せ、この編地に直径4
5mmの円形刃の刃先を回転状態で当て、5ニュートンの
荷重を加えて50mmの距離を往復させ、編地が切断され
て刃先がアルミ箔に接触するまでの往復回数を求めるよ
うになっている。ただし、円形刃の回転方向と回転速度
は、円形刃が50mm進む間に編地と接する刃先が進行方
向と同方向に1回転するように設定されている。
The obtained gloves were evaluated by an evaluation method (CE) using a cut resistance tester (COUPTEST) manufactured by SODEMAT, France.
Mark evaluation method) with cut resistance of level 4 or higher. In the above-mentioned testing machine, an aluminum foil is laid on a conductive rubber mat, a knitted fabric of a sample is placed thereon, and a diameter of 4 mm is placed on the knitted fabric.
The edge of a 5 mm circular blade is applied in a rotating state, and a load of 5 Newton is applied to reciprocate a distance of 50 mm, and the number of reciprocations until the knitted fabric is cut and the edge contacts the aluminum foil is obtained. . However, the rotation direction and the rotation speed of the circular blade are set such that the cutting edge in contact with the knitted fabric makes one rotation in the same direction as the traveling direction while the circular blade advances by 50 mm.

【0033】耐切創性インデックスIは、次のようにし
て求められる。先ず、上記の編地試料について5回の試
験をして各回の往復回数S1、S2、S3、S4およびS5を求め
る。ただし、5回の試験の前後および各回の試験の中間
にBn (コントロール布、規定基準布)について同様の
試験を合計6回行い、各回における円板カッターの往復
回数b1、b2、b3、b4、b5およびb6を求める。そして、b1
とb2の平均値B1、b2とb3の平均値B2、b3とb4の平均値
B3、b4とb5の平均値B4、b5とb6の平均値B5をそれぞれ算
出し、更に式「(B1+S1)/B1=I1 、(B2+S2)/B2
=I2 、(B3+S3)/B3=I3 、(B4+S4)/B4=I
4 、(B5+S5)/B5=I5 」でI1 〜I5 を算出し、こ
のI1 〜I5 の平均値を耐切創性インデックスIとし、
そのインデックス値に基づき、下の表1から5段階レベ
ル値を求める。
The cut resistance index I is obtained as follows. First, the above-mentioned knitted fabric sample is subjected to five tests, and the number of reciprocations S 1 , S 2 , S 3 , S 4 and S 5 is determined. However, before and after the five tests and before and after each test, a similar test was performed on Bn (control cloth and prescribed reference cloth) a total of six times, and the number of reciprocations b 1 , b 2 , b 3 of the disk cutter in each time was performed. , B 4 , b 5 and b 6 . And b 1
And b mean value B 1 of 2, b 2 and the average value of b 3 B 2, b 3 and the average value of b 4
B 3, b 4 and b mean value of 5 B 4, b 5 and the average value B 5 of b 6 respectively calculated, further wherein "(B 1 + S 1) / B 1 = I 1, (B 2 + S 2 ) / B 2
= I 2 , (B 3 + S 3 ) / B 3 = I 3 , (B 4 + S 4 ) / B 4 = I
4, (B 5 + S 5 ) / B 5 = In I 5 "calculates I 1 ~I 5, the average value of the I 1 ~I 5 and cut resistance index I,
Based on the index value, a 5-level value is obtained from Table 1 below.

【0034】表 1 Table 1

【0035】実施形態2 上記実施形態1の硬質複合糸および高強度複合糸に弾性
複合糸1本を加えて交編する。弾性複合糸は、芯糸とな
る弾性繊維糸としてポリウレタン弾性糸(30〜70デ
ニール)を用い、これをカバリングする巻糸としてナイ
ロンマルチフィラメント糸の仮撚加工糸(50〜100
デニール)を用い、芯糸に巻糸をシングルカバリング方
式で巻き付けて作られる。なお、巻き付けに際し、芯糸
(ポリウレタン弾性糸)の伸長率を2.5〜4.5に設
定し、巻糸(仮撚加工糸)の巻き回数を300〜500
回/mに設定する。
Embodiment 2 One elastic composite yarn is added to the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn of the above-described Embodiment 1 and knitted. As the elastic composite yarn, a polyurethane elastic yarn (30 to 70 denier) is used as an elastic fiber yarn serving as a core yarn, and a false twisted yarn of a nylon multifilament yarn (50 to 100 denier) is used as a winding yarn for covering the polyurethane elastic yarn.
(Denier) and wound around the core yarn in a single covering manner. At the time of winding, the elongation rate of the core yarn (polyurethane elastic yarn) is set to 2.5 to 4.5, and the number of windings of the winding yarn (false twisted yarn) is 300 to 500.
Times / m.

【0036】実施形態1の手袋編機を用い、その給糸口
に実施形態1の硬質複合糸および高強度複合糸と共に上
記の弾性複合糸を同時に供給して交編する。ただし、弾
性複合糸には、その伸びが250〜350%となる程度
の張力を加える。得られた手袋は、硬質複合糸、高強度
複合糸および弾性複合糸が引揃え状に編入され、硬質複
合糸が表面側に出たり、高強度複合糸が表面側に出たり
しながら同じ編目を形成し、かつ弾性複合糸がその収縮
により硬質複合糸と高強度複合糸との間に隠れた形とな
り、この弾性複合糸が手袋のフィット性を良好にする。
なお、耐切創性レベルは実施形態1と同じ程度になる。
また、前記風合い等の調整用として、上記の硬質複合
糸、高強度複合糸および弾性複合糸に対し、ナイロン仮
撚加工糸(100〜800デニール)を前記同様に添加
することができる。
Using the glove knitting machine of the first embodiment, the above-described elastic composite yarn is simultaneously supplied to the yarn feeder together with the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn of the first embodiment, and knitted. However, a tension is applied to the elastic composite yarn so that its elongation becomes 250 to 350%. In the obtained glove, the hard knitting yarn, the high-strength knitting yarn and the elastic knitting yarn are knitted in a uniform shape, and the same knitting is performed while the hard knitting yarn comes out on the surface side and the high-strength knitting yarn comes out on the surface side. And the elastic composite yarn has a shape hidden by the contraction between the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn, and the elastic composite yarn improves the fit of the glove.
Note that the cut resistance level is about the same as that of the first embodiment.
Further, for the purpose of adjusting the texture, a nylon false twisted yarn (100 to 800 denier) can be added to the hard composite yarn, the high strength composite yarn and the elastic composite yarn in the same manner as described above.

【0037】実施形態3 実施形態1の硬質複合糸および高強度複合糸を用い、添
え糸編みを行って硬質複合糸を手袋の表面側に多く偏在
させる。すなわち、二重臼またはプレーティング編み給
糸口を備えた手袋編機を用い、硬質複合糸および高強度
複合糸のうち硬質複合糸を主糸孔に、また高強度複合糸
を添え糸孔にそれぞれ挿入し、硬質複合糸を給糸口の移
動方向に対して常に前に位置させて編成することによ
り、平編み組織の編地表面側すなわち表目に硬質複合糸
を比較的多く出し、高強度複合糸を比較的少なく出し、
手袋表面側における硬質複合糸の偏在率を高強度複合糸
の偏在率よりも大きくし、これによって手袋の耐切創性
を一層向上させる。この場合、耐切創性は、前記評価方
式のレベル5となるが、インデックス値は40以上とな
る。なお、前記風合等の調整用としてナイロン仮撚加工
糸(100〜800デニール)を添加できることは、前
記同様である。ただし、このナイロン仮撚加工糸は、高
強度複合糸と共に添え糸孔に挿入される。
Embodiment 3 Using the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn of Embodiment 1, side knitting is performed so that the hard composite yarn is unevenly distributed on the surface side of the glove. That is, using a glove knitting machine equipped with a double mill or a plating knitting yarn feeder, the hard composite yarn of the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn is used for the main yarn hole, and the high-strength composite yarn is used for the main yarn hole. By inserting and knitting the hard composite yarn always in front of the moving direction of the yarn feeder and knitting, a relatively large amount of the hard composite yarn is provided on the knitted fabric surface side of the plain knitting structure, that is, on the surface, and the high strength composite yarn is obtained. Take out relatively few threads,
The uneven distribution ratio of the hard composite yarn on the glove surface side is made larger than the uneven distribution ratio of the high-strength composite yarn, thereby further improving the cut resistance of the glove. In this case, the cut resistance is level 5 of the evaluation method, but the index value is 40 or more. As described above, a nylon false twisted yarn (100 to 800 denier) can be added for adjusting the feeling and the like. However, this nylon false twisted yarn is inserted into the accessory yarn hole together with the high-strength composite yarn.

【0038】実施形態4 上記実施形態3の添え糸編みの可能な手袋編機を用いて
添え糸編みを行う。ただし、実施形態3とは反対に高強
度複合糸を給糸口の移動方向に対して常に前に位置させ
て(例えば、主糸孔に高強度複合糸を、添え糸孔に硬質
複合糸をそれぞれ挿通して)交編し、編地表面側に高強
度複合糸を比較的多く出し、編地裏面側に硬質複合糸を
比較的多く出し、編成終了後に編地を反転して裏目を表
に出して製品とする。この場合は、手袋の表面が平編み
組織の裏目で形成されて硬質複合糸が比較的多く表わ
れ、これによって手袋の耐切創性が実施形態3と同程度
となる。この実施形態4は、平編み組織の裏目が表面を
形成するが、硬質複合糸が高強度複合糸よりも細い場
合、編成が実施形態3よりも容易になる。なお、風合い
等の調整を目的としてナイロン仮撚加工糸(100〜8
00デニール)の添加ができることは、前記同様であ
る。
Embodiment 4 An auxiliary thread knitting is performed by using the glove knitting machine capable of additional thread knitting of the third embodiment. However, contrary to the third embodiment, the high-strength composite yarn is always positioned in front of the moving direction of the yarn feeder (for example, the high-strength composite yarn is inserted into the main yarn hole, and the hard composite yarn is inserted into the auxiliary yarn hole, respectively). Cross knitting), relatively high amount of high-strength composite yarn on the surface of the knitted fabric, relatively large amount of hard composite yarn on the back of the knitted fabric Take out the product. In this case, the surface of the glove is formed with the back of a flat knitting structure, and relatively many hard composite yarns appear, whereby the cut resistance of the glove becomes comparable to that of the third embodiment. In the fourth embodiment, the back knit of the flat knitting structure forms the surface, but when the hard composite yarn is thinner than the high-strength composite yarn, knitting becomes easier than in the third embodiment. In addition, nylon false twisted yarn (100-8
(00 denier) can be added as described above.

【0039】実施形態5 実施形態3の添え糸編みの可能な手袋編機を用い、その
給糸口の主糸孔に硬質複合糸および高強度複合糸を合わ
せて挿入し、添え糸孔に弾性複合糸を挿入し、かつ硬質
複合糸および高強度複合糸の給糸張力を調整して編成す
ることにより、編地表面側に硬質複合糸を比較的多く出
し、手袋表面側における硬質複合糸の偏在率を高強度複
合糸の偏在率よりも大きくし、これによって手袋の耐切
創性を一層向上させる。なお、前記風合い等の調整用と
してナイロン仮撚加工糸(100〜800デニール)を
添加できることは、前記同様である。ただし、このナイ
ロン仮撚加工糸は、弾性複合糸と共に添え糸孔に挿入さ
れる。
Embodiment 5 Using the glove knitting machine capable of splicing of Embodiment 3, a hard composite yarn and a high-strength composite yarn are fitted into the main yarn hole of the yarn feeder and inserted into the splicing yarn hole. By inserting yarns and knitting by adjusting the feeding tension of the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn, a relatively large amount of the hard composite yarn is output on the knitted fabric surface side, and the hard composite yarn is unevenly distributed on the glove surface side. The ratio is higher than the uneven distribution ratio of the high-strength composite yarn, thereby further improving the cut resistance of the glove. As described above, nylon false twisted yarn (100 to 800 denier) can be added for adjusting the texture and the like. However, this nylon false twisted yarn is inserted into the auxiliary yarn hole together with the elastic composite yarn.

【0040】実施形態6 前記の実施形態1で得られた手袋の甲側には通気性を保
持したまま、掌側全面に滑り止め、耐摩耗性付与、防水
性付与、補強、防汚性付与等の目的で合成樹脂またはゴ
ムの被覆加工を施す。先ず、製造型に装着した上記手袋
の掌側全面に合成樹脂またはゴムを塗布し、熱風その他
で乾燥し、型抜きして製品とする。なお、実施形態2〜
5で得られた手袋に対しても同様に掌側全面に被覆加工
を施して上記同様の目的を達成することができる。
Embodiment 6 The glove obtained in Embodiment 1 is not slippery, imparts abrasion resistance, imparts waterproofness, strengthens, imparts stain resistance to the entire palm side while maintaining the air permeability on the back side. For example, a synthetic resin or rubber coating is applied. First, a synthetic resin or rubber is applied to the entire palm side of the glove attached to the production mold, dried with hot air or the like, and cut into a product to obtain a product. In addition, Embodiment 2
Similarly, the glove obtained in 5 can be coated on the entire palm side to achieve the same object as described above.

【0041】実施形態7 前記の実施形態1で得られた手袋の掌側から甲側に至る
全表面に細菌の付着・繁殖を防ぐことができ、かつ滑り
止め、耐摩耗性付与、防水性付与、補強、防汚性付与等
を兼ねた被覆層を形成する。すなわち、上記の手袋を製
造型に装着し、これを合成樹脂またはゴムの被覆液に浸
漬し、引き上げて余分の被覆液を除去し、しかるのち熱
風その他で乾燥し、型抜きして製品とする。なお、実施
形態2〜5で得られた手袋に対しても同様にして全面被
覆加工を行うことができる。
Embodiment 7 Bacteria can be prevented from adhering and growing on the entire surface from the palm side to the back side of the glove obtained in Embodiment 1 above, and the glove can be made non-slip, wear-resistant, and waterproof. To form a coating layer that also serves as reinforcement, imparting antifouling properties, and the like. That is, the above-mentioned gloves are mounted on a production mold, immersed in a synthetic resin or rubber coating solution, pulled up to remove an excess coating solution, and then dried with hot air or the like, and then die-cut into a product. . The gloves obtained in Embodiments 2 to 5 can be similarly coated with the entire surface.

【0042】[0042]

【実施例】硬質複合糸、高強度複合糸、弾性複合糸およ
び風合い等調整用糸条として以下のものを用意し、また
編機として10ゲージの一般型給糸口付き手袋編機およ
び二重臼付き手袋編機を用意し、上記糸条の組合せ及び
使用本数を変えて種々の手袋を編成し、一部の手袋に樹
脂加工を施して実施例1〜5および比較例1、2の手袋
を製造し、その性能を試験し、その結果を後記の表2に
記載した。
EXAMPLES The following are prepared as hard composite yarns, high strength composite yarns, elastic composite yarns, and yarns for adjusting texture, etc., and as a knitting machine, a 10-gauge general-type glove knitting machine with a yarn feeder and a double mill. A glove knitting machine with a glove is prepared, various gloves are knitted by changing the combination of the yarns and the number of the gloves used, resin processing is performed on some gloves, and the gloves of Examples 1 to 5 and Comparative Examples 1 and 2 are prepared. It was manufactured and tested for its performance, and the results are shown in Table 2 below.

【0043】硬質複合糸の製造 硬質繊維としてガラスフィラメントのフィラメント束
(合計繊度:100デニール、フィラメント数:200
本)を1本用い、このガラスフィラメント束を芯糸と
し、その周囲に巻糸としてポリエステル仮撚加工糸(7
5デニール、36フィラメント)を一方向に400回/
mの巻き回数で巻き付けてシングルカバード糸を製造
し、これを硬質複合糸とした。
Production of Hard Composite Yarn A filament bundle of glass filaments as a hard fiber (total fineness: 100 denier, number of filaments: 200)
This glass filament bundle is used as a core yarn, and a polyester false twisted yarn (7
5 denier, 36 filaments) 400 times / direction
A single covered yarn was manufactured by winding with a number of turns of m, and this was used as a hard composite yarn.

【0044】高強度複合糸の製造 高強度合成繊維として引張強度が30g/デニール以
上、弾性率が8000kg/mm2 以上の高強度延伸ポリエ
チレン繊維のフィラメント束(東洋紡績株式会社製、商
品名「ダイニーマ」、合計繊度:400デニール、フィ
ラメント数:390本)を用い、これを芯糸とし、その
周囲に巻糸として前記同様のポリエステル仮撚加工糸を
一方向に400回/mの巻き回数で巻き付けてシングル
ルカバード糸を製造し、これを高強度複合糸とした。
Production of High-Strength Composite Yarn A filament bundle of high-strength drawn polyethylene fiber having a tensile strength of 30 g / denier or more and an elastic modulus of 8000 kg / mm 2 or more as a high-strength synthetic fiber (trade name “Dyneema” manufactured by Toyobo Co., Ltd.) The total fineness: 400 denier, the number of filaments: 390) is used as a core yarn, and the same polyester false twisted yarn is wound around the core yarn in one direction at a winding number of 400 times / m. To produce a single-covered yarn, which was used as a high-strength composite yarn.

【0045】弾性複合糸の製造 弾性繊維としてスパンデックスのフィラメント糸(70
デニール)を芯糸に用い、該芯糸の伸長率を4.0と
し、その上に巻糸としてナイロン仮撚加工糸(70デニ
ール、24フィラメント)を一方向に500回/mの巻
き回数で巻き付けてシングルカバード糸を製造し、弾性
複合糸とした。
Production of Elastic Composite Yarn As an elastic fiber, a spandex filament yarn (70
Denier) as a core yarn, the elongation of the core yarn is set to 4.0, and a nylon false twisted yarn (70 denier, 24 filaments) is wound thereon as a winding yarn at a number of turns of 500 times / m in one direction. This was wound to produce a single covered yarn, which was used as an elastic composite yarn.

【0046】風合等調整用糸条 ナイロンマルチフィラメント糸(130デニール24フ
ィラメント)の仮撚加工糸の双糸(合計繊度:260デ
ニール)を用意した。
A yarn for adjusting the feeling etc. A twin yarn (total fineness: 260 denier) of a false twisted yarn of a nylon multifilament yarn (130 denier, 24 filaments) was prepared.

【0047】給糸張力の設定 編機の張力調整装置として、ボビンから引出された編糸
をヤーンガイド、スプリングワッシャーおよび弛み取り
用天バネを介して給糸口に編糸を導くようにしたものを
使用し、スプリングワッシャーのスプリングの締付け加
減および天バネの付勢用スプリングの締付け加減で編糸
の給糸張力を調節し、天バネ先端のヤーンガイドから引
出された編糸をバネ秤で給糸口の方向に引張り、目盛り
8〜10gの低張力、目盛り12〜15gの普通張力、
目盛り17〜22gの高張力の3段階に設定した。ただ
し、弾性複合糸は、伸びが約300%となるように給糸
張力を調整した。
Setting of Yarn Feeding Tension The knitting yarn pulled out from the bobbin is guided as a tension adjusting device of a knitting machine to a yarn feeding port through a yarn guide, a spring washer, and a loosening top spring. Adjust the knitting yarn feeding tension by adjusting the tightening of the spring of the spring washer and the tightening of the spring for biasing the top spring.The knitting yarn pulled out from the yarn guide at the tip of the top spring is fed to the yarn feeder with a spring balance. In the direction of, low tension of the scale 8-10g, normal tension of the scale 12-15g,
The scale was set at three stages of high tension of 17 to 22 g. However, the yarn feeding tension of the elastic composite yarn was adjusted so that the elongation was about 300%.

【0048】給糸口 実施例1、2、3および比較例1、2では、一般型給糸
口を用い、全編糸を普通張力で挿通した。また、実施例
4、5では、二重臼を用い、その主糸孔に硬質複合糸お
よび高強度複合糸を挿通し、添え糸孔に弾性複合糸およ
び風合い等調整用糸条を挿通した。ただし、給糸張力
は、硬質複合糸を低張力に、高強度複合糸を高張力にそ
れぞれ設定した。また、弾性複合糸は、前記のとおり、
伸びが約300%となるように給糸張力を調整した。
In the yarn feeders of Examples 1, 2, and 3 and Comparative Examples 1 and 2, all the knitting yarns were inserted with normal tension using a general yarn feeder. In Examples 4 and 5, a double mill was used, and the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn were inserted through the main yarn holes, and the elastic composite yarn and the yarn for adjusting the feeling etc. were inserted through the additional yarn holes. However, the yarn feeding tension was set to a low tension for the hard composite yarn and to a high tension for the high strength composite yarn. In addition, the elastic composite yarn, as described above,
The yarn feeding tension was adjusted so that the elongation was about 300%.

【0049】樹脂加工 編み手袋を製造型に装着し、この編み手袋の掌側全面を
ウレタン樹脂とジメチルホルムアミド(DMF)からな
る樹脂溶液に含浸させ、引き上げて余分の樹脂溶液を除
去し、次いで30〜50℃の温水に浸漬して水に可溶な
DMFを溶出させ、しかるのち温水から引き上げて熱風
で乾燥、冷却、型抜きしてウレタン樹脂のポーラスな被
覆層を備えた編み手袋を得た。
Resin Processing A knitted glove is attached to a production mold, and the entire palm side of the knitted glove is impregnated with a resin solution composed of urethane resin and dimethylformamide (DMF). DMF soluble in water was eluted by immersion in warm water at 5050 ° C., then pulled out of the warm water, dried with hot air, cooled, and die-molded to obtain a knitted glove having a urethane resin porous coating layer. .

【0050】手袋の厚さ測定 温度19.1℃、湿度62%RHの雰囲気で、JIS
L−1018にしたがって測定した。
Measurement of glove thickness In an atmosphere of a temperature of 19.1 ° C. and a humidity of 62% RH, JIS
It was measured according to L-1018.

【0051】手袋の作業性評価 手袋を装着した手の指で直径1〜10mmの鉄棒をつま
み、つまむことが可能な最小直径によって作業性を5段
階に評価し、最小直径が2mm以上4mm未満のものを作業
性「5」とし、4mm以上6mm未満のものを作業性「4」
とし、6mm以上8mm未満のものを作業性「3」とし、8
mm以上10mm未満のものを作業性「2」とし、10mm以
上のもの 作業性「1」とした。
Evaluation of workability of gloves An iron bar having a diameter of 1 to 10 mm is picked up with fingers of a hand wearing gloves, and workability is evaluated in five stages based on the minimum diameter that can be picked, and the minimum diameter is 2 mm or more and less than 4 mm. The workability is "5" and the workability is 4mm or more and less than 6mm.
A workability of “3” is defined as a workability of 6 mm or more and less than 8 mm.
A workability of “2” is defined as a workability of 2 mm or more and less than 10 mm, and a workability of “1” is performed if the work is 10 mm or more.

【0052】偏在率 拡大鏡(倍率6倍)付き繊維編目検査具(増田理化工業
株式会社製「リネンテスター1006−SA3」)を用い、縦
25mm、横25mmの枠内にある編目の1個ごとに、硬質
複合糸が高強度複合糸の上に乗っている部分の長さと編
目1個分の編糸長さとの比率(%)を目視で0〜10点
の11段階に判定し(上記の長さ比率が4%以下を0
点、5〜14%を1点、15〜24%を2点、25〜3
4%を3点、35〜44%を4点、45〜54%を5
点、55〜64%を6点、65〜74%を7点、75〜
84%を8点、85〜94%を9点、95〜100%を
10点と判定し)、10個の編目の平均値を偏在率とし
た。
Using a fiber stitch inspection tool with a magnifying glass (magnification: 6 times) (“Linen Tester 1006-SA3” manufactured by Masuda Rika Kogyo Co., Ltd.), each stitch in a frame of 25 mm long and 25 mm wide is used. In addition, the ratio (%) of the length of the portion where the hard composite yarn is on the high-strength composite yarn and the knitting yarn length of one stitch is visually judged in 11 stages of 0 to 10 points (the above-mentioned). Length ratio of 4% or less 0
1 point for 5-14%, 2 points for 15-24%, 25-3
4 points 3 points, 35-44% 4 points, 45-54% 5 points
Points 55-64% 6 points, 65-74% 7 points, 75-
84% was determined as 8 points, 85 to 94% as 9 points, and 95 to 100% as 10 points, and the average value of 10 stitches was defined as the uneven distribution rate.

【0053】表 2 Table 2

【0054】上記の表2に示すとおり、実施例1〜5
は、いずれも切創防止性に優れ、耐カット値がレベル5
であった。特に、添え糸編みとテンション編みの併用に
より、硬質複合糸を表に偏在させた実施例4、5は、イ
ンデックス値が高く、樹脂加工を施した実施例5におい
てもインデックス値が75に達した。また、実施例1、
2、4、5は、弾性複合糸を用いたため、フィット性も
良好であった。そして、作業性は、硬質複合糸を用いな
い比較例とほぼ同程度であった。これに対して比較例
1、2は、硬質複合糸を省略したため、切創防止性が著
しく低かった。
As shown in Table 2 above, Examples 1 to 5
Are all excellent in cut prevention and have a cut resistance of level 5
Met. In particular, in Examples 4 and 5, in which the hard composite yarn was unevenly distributed on the surface by the combined use of the side yarn knitting and the tension knitting, the index value was high, and the index value reached 75 in Example 5 in which the resin processing was performed. . Example 1,
For 2, 4, and 5, the elastic composite yarn was used, so that the fit was good. The workability was almost the same as that of the comparative example using no hard composite yarn. On the other hand, in Comparative Examples 1 and 2, the hard composite yarn was omitted, so that the cut resistance was extremely low.

【0055】[0055]

【発明の効果】以上に説明したように、この発明の切創
防止手袋は、硬質複合糸と高強度複合糸とを主に用いて
交編されているので、耐切創性に優れていてCEマーク
評価法のレベル4以上を容易に得ることができ、しかも
編成その他の作業性が良好で、ロット変更が容易であ
り、また硬質繊維および高強度繊維の各収束性が向上
し、その切断抵抗を一層上げることができ、かつ染色性
が改善される。特に、請求項2に記載の切創防止手袋
は、上記の特性に加えて製造型や手に対する着脱性やフ
ィット性が良好であり、また請求項3に記載の切創防止
手袋は、耐切創性が一層向上し、また硬質繊維としてガ
ラス繊維を用い、このガラス繊維が折れた場合にも、そ
の折れ端が人体を刺すことが少ない。そして、請求項4
に記載の切創防止手袋は、手袋の任意箇所に防水性、耐
摩耗性、防滑性および防汚性等を付与することができ、
しかも編成前の編糸に被覆加工した場合のように手袋の
編成工程およびその準備工程において糸を滑り難くする
等の不都合がなく、操業性を阻害しない。
As described above, the incision-preventing glove of the present invention is cross-knitted mainly by using a hard composite yarn and a high-strength composite yarn. The mark evaluation method of level 4 or higher can be easily obtained, the knitting and other workability are good, the lot can be easily changed, and the convergence of hard fibers and high-strength fibers is improved, and the cutting resistance is improved. And dyeability is improved. In particular, the anti-cut wound glove according to claim 2 has, in addition to the above-mentioned characteristics, good detachability and fit to a manufacturing die and a hand, and the anti-cut wound glove according to claim 3 is a cut-resistant glove. Further, the glass fiber is used as the hard fiber, and even when the glass fiber is broken, the broken end hardly pierces the human body. And Claim 4
The incision-preventing gloves described in can provide waterproof, abrasion-resistant, anti-slip and anti-fouling properties at any point on the glove,
Moreover, unlike the case where the knitting yarn is coated before knitting, there is no inconvenience such as making the yarn hard to slip in the knitting process of the glove and the preparation process thereof, and the operability is not impaired.

フロントページの続き (72)発明者 田中 幸夫 京都府京都市上京区智恵光院通一條下る新 白水丸町462番地 マエダ繊維工業株式会 社内 Fターム(参考) 3B033 AB06 AC01 AC03 AC04 BA02 4L002 AA00 AA05 AA07 AB02 AB04 AC00 BA01 DA03 EA05 FA04Continuation of the front page (72) Inventor Yukio Tanaka 462 New Shiramimaru-cho, Chieko-in, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture Maeda Textile Industry Co., Ltd.In-house F term (reference) AB04 AC00 BA01 DA03 EA05 FA04

Claims (4)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 ガラス繊維等の硬質繊維からなるマルチ
フィラメント糸を芯糸とし、熱可塑性合成繊維のマルチ
フィラメント糸を巻糸としてカバリングしてなる硬質複
合糸と、引張強度20g/デニール以上、弾性率500
0kg/mm2 以上の高強度合成繊維からなる糸条を芯糸と
し、熱可塑性合成繊維のマルチフィラメント糸を巻糸と
してカバリングしてなる高強度複合糸とを主に用いて交
編されており、上記の硬質複合糸および高強度複合糸が
編入されて同じ編目を形成していることを特徴とする切
創防止手袋。
1. A hard composite yarn obtained by covering a multifilament yarn made of a hard fiber such as a glass fiber as a core yarn and covering a multifilament yarn of a thermoplastic synthetic fiber as a winding yarn, and having a tensile strength of 20 g / denier or more and elasticity. Rate 500
It is knitted mainly using a high-strength composite yarn obtained by covering a yarn made of high-strength synthetic fiber of 0 kg / mm 2 or more as a core yarn and covering a multifilament yarn of thermoplastic synthetic fiber as a winding yarn. A cut prevention glove, wherein the hard composite yarn and the high-strength composite yarn are knitted to form the same stitch.
【請求項2】 請求項1に記載の切創防止手袋におい
て、弾性繊維からなる芯糸を熱可塑性合成繊維のマルチ
フィラメント糸でカバリングして得られた弾性複合糸が
硬質複合糸および高強度複合糸と共に編入されて三者が
同じ編目を形成している切創防止手袋。
2. The incision-preventing glove according to claim 1, wherein the elastic composite yarn obtained by covering the core yarn made of the elastic fiber with the multifilament yarn of the thermoplastic synthetic fiber is a hard composite yarn and a high-strength composite yarn. An anti-cut wound glove that is knitted together with a thread so that the three form the same stitch.
【請求項3】 請求項1または2に記載の切創防止手袋
において、手袋表面側では硬質複合糸の方が高強度複合
糸よりも多く現われている切創防止手袋。
3. The anti-cut wound glove according to claim 1, wherein the hard composite yarn appears more on the glove surface side than the high-strength composite yarn.
【請求項4】 請求項1ないし3のいずれかに記載の切
創防止手袋において、手袋表面の所要箇所に合成樹脂ま
たはゴム等からなる被覆層が設けられている切創防止手
袋。
4. The anti-cut wound glove according to claim 1, wherein a protective layer made of synthetic resin, rubber, or the like is provided on a required portion of the glove surface.
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