JP2012057269A - Decorative narrow woven fabric, needle loom, chain support device, and method for producing decorative narrow woven fabric - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a decorative narrow woven fabric with a decorative body chain, which has been finished to have a beautiful appearance, while preventing loosening or detachment of the decorative body chain caused by cutting or yarn fraying; to provide a needle loom and a chain support device which are used for producing the decorative narrow woven fabric; and to provide a method for producing the decorative narrow woven fabric.SOLUTION: A woven tape 10 is produced by using a needle loom to entangle weft yarns 19 with warp yarns 18 and a ball chain 15 arranged in parallel with the warp yarns 18 and to thereby interweave them together. The needle loom includes a chain support device for vertically moving the ball chain 15 in accordance with the vertical movement of a heald frame. A movement angle θ1 of the ball chain 15, which is vertically moved by the chain support device, is larger than an opening degree θ2 of an opening.

Description

  TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a needle loom for weaving a fabric by passing a weft with a needle between upper and lower warps, and a decorative narrow fabric woven by a needle loom, and in particular, a decorative chain such as a ball chain is provided. The present invention relates to a tape-shaped decorative narrow woven fabric.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, tape-like narrow woven fabrics that are attached to clothes, hats, bags, shoes, curtains, belts, and the like in order to enhance the decoration effect are widely known (see Patent Documents 1 to 5). This tape-shaped narrow woven fabric is also called “woven tape”, “woven tape”, “woven name” or “decorative tape”.

  As an example of this type of narrow woven fabric, woven tapes with ball chains (hereinafter abbreviated as “woven tape”) 100 and 101 shown in FIG. 9 are known. Here, FIG. 9 is a partially enlarged view of the conventional woven tapes 100 and 101, (A) shows the configuration of the woven tape 100, and (B) shows the configuration of the woven tape 101. ing. As shown in FIG. 9A, in the woven tape 100, a ball chain 105 is sewn to one end portion of a tape main body 103 with a gut (fixed thread) 104. Specifically, the ball chain 105 is sewn to the tape main body 103 by overlock stitching so that the tegs 104 are wound around the link 107 that connects the balls 106 of the ball chain 105. Further, as shown in FIG. 9B, the woven tape 101 is provided with an ear portion (sub-organization) 110 knitted into a circular string at one end of the tape main body 103. The ear part 110 is woven into the tape body 103. A ball chain 105 is sewn to the ear 110 by a teg 104.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 54-40168 JP-A-8-199402 JP-A-11-107008 JP 2001-303386 A JP 2002-274547 A

  However, when the woven tape 101 is cut along the alternate long and short dash line 114, as shown in FIG. There is a problem that 104 is easily frayed and the ball chain 105 is detached. For this reason, conventionally, as shown in FIG. 10B, the ball chain 105, the guts 104, the tape body 103, and the ear 110 are sewn to a position passing through the link 107 close to the cutting portion, and then woven. The tape 101 was cut along the alternate long and short dash line 114. However, such a cutting operation requires the above-described sewing stop process, so that the work efficiency is poor. In addition, since the seam (sewing stop mark) 111 is attached to a portion that has entered one ball 106 from the cutting position, the seam 111 becomes conspicuous and the decorative property of the woven tape 101 is impaired. Such a problem may occur in the conventional woven tape 100 as well.

  Accordingly, the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to prevent a decorative chain from loosening or coming off due to cutting or fraying of a thread, and to achieve a beautiful appearance. It is an object of the present invention to provide a decorative narrow woven fabric, a needle loom for manufacturing the decorative narrow woven fabric, a chain support device, and a manufacturing method for manufacturing the decorative narrow woven fabric.

(1) In order to solve the above-described problem, the present invention provides a decorative chain formed by connecting a plurality of decorative bodies with a connecting tool at a predetermined interval, together with a plurality of warps, using a needle loom to intertwine with a weft. The decorative body chain, the warp, and the weft are each configured as a decorative narrow-width woven fabric with a decorative body chain that is woven together.

  Since it is comprised in this way, the edge part of the longitudinal direction of the narrow fabric for decoration is hard to fray, and an ornament chain is hard to come off. In addition, even if the decorative narrow fabric is cut, the ornament chain is firmly fixed to the decorative narrow fabric by the weft, so that the ornament chain is not loosened or detached due to the cutting. The In addition, since the decorative chain is attached to the decorative narrow fabric by the wefts that make up the decorative narrow fabric, it is not necessary to apply fraying prevention stitches as in the past, and the seam is the decorative narrow fabric. Does not remain on the fabric. Therefore, a beautiful appearance can be realized.

(2) It is preferable that the ornament chain is a ball chain in which a plurality of balls are connected to each other with a predetermined interval.

(3) Further, the present invention can be understood as a needle loom including a warp separator, a chain support device, and a needle. The warp separator separates the warp group into an upper warp group and a lower warp group starting from the weaving position by supporting a warp group composed of a plurality of warps and moving up and down. The chain support device supports a decorative chain in which a plurality of decorative bodies are connected by a connecting tool at a predetermined interval, and moves vertically between an upper position and a lower position in accordance with the vertical movement of the warp separator. By doing so, the ornamental chain is reciprocated up and down from the position before weaving. The needle passes the weft thread through an opening opened in the vertical direction starting from the pre-weaving position by the vertical movement of the warp separator and the chain support device. The needle loom configured in this manner weaves the decorative narrow woven fabric in which the warp yarn, the ornament chain, and the weft yarn are integrated by entwining the weft yarn with the warp yarn and the ornament chain.

  With this configuration, in the needle loom, the decorative body chain is smoothly guided toward the pre-weaving position by the chain support device in the same manner as the warp.

(4) In the needle loom, when the chain support device moves up and down, the first opening degree that the ornament chain opens in the vertical direction with respect to the pre-weaving position is lower than the upper warp group with respect to the pre-weaving position. It is larger than the second opening degree of the opening formed between the side warp groups.

(5) When the chain support device is in the upper position, the first opening is counted from the pre-weaving position to the warp separator side so that the first first decorative body is above the upper warp group. When the chain support device is at the lower position, the first decorative body is at an opening degree from the first position disposed at the second position where the first decorative body is disposed below the lower warp group.

(6) The chain support device supports the decorative plate chain on both sides or any one side of the warp group and moves up and down.

(7) Further, the present invention can be regarded as a chain support device used in the needle loom. That is, the chain support device supports a warp group composed of a plurality of warps and moves up and down to separate the warp group into an upper warp group and a lower warp group starting from the pre-weaving position, and The needle is used in a needle loom comprising: a needle that entangles the weft with the warp by passing the weft through an opening opened in the vertical direction starting from the pre-weaving position by the vertical movement of the warp separator. The chain support device supports a decorative chain in which a plurality of decorative bodies are connected by a connecting tool at a predetermined interval, and moves up and down between an upper position and a lower position in accordance with the vertical movement of the warp separator. By doing so, the ornamental chain is reciprocated up and down from the position before weaving.

(8) Further, the present invention can be regarded as a production method for producing a decorative narrow woven fabric using the needle loom. In other words, the manufacturing method for producing a decorative narrow woven fabric supports a warp group composed of a plurality of warps and moves up and down to alternate the upper and lower warp groups with the warp group as the starting point. A warp separator that divides the warp separator and a decorative body chain in which a plurality of decorative bodies are connected by a connector at a predetermined interval, and between the upper position and the lower position according to the vertical movement of the warp separator. A chain support device that reciprocates the decorative chain up and down from the pre-weaving position by moving up and down, and a vertical movement starting from the pre-weaving position by the vertical movement of the warp separator and the chain support device. A needle loom having a needle for passing a weft thread through the formed opening is used.
In the production method of the present invention, the warp group is divided into the upper warp group and the lower warp group by the warp separator, and the decorative body chain is separated from the upper warp group or the lower warp group by the chain support device. The weft yarn is entangled with the warp yarn and the ornament chain by passing the weft yarn with the needle through the opening formed between the upper warp yarn group and the lower warp yarn group. By repeating this series of operations for each upward and downward movement of the warp separator and the chain support device, the warp, the decorative chain, and the weft are woven together to produce a decorative narrow fabric.

  In the decorative narrow fabric of the present invention, wefts are entangled with a warp and a decorative chain, and the warp, the decorative chain, and the weft are woven together. Therefore, the decorative chain fixing portion at the end in the longitudinal direction of the decorative narrow fabric is not easily loosened, so that the decorative chain itself is difficult to come off. In addition, even when the decorative narrow fabric is cut, the ornament chain is firmly fixed to the decorative narrow fabric by the weft, so that the ornament chain is loosened or detached due to the cutting. I will not. In addition, the decorative narrow fabric and the decorative chain are integrated so that the wefts constituting the decorative narrow fabric wrap around the decorative chain, so that the anti-fray stitching is applied as in the conventional case. There is no need for seams on the narrow fabric. Therefore, a beautiful appearance can be realized.

  In addition, since the needle loom of the present invention is provided with the chain support device, the ornament chain is smoothly guided to the pre-weaving position by the chain support device in the same manner as the warp. Further, since the first opening is larger than the second opening, the needle does not interfere with the decorative body when the needle drives the weft into the opening. For this reason, the needle can be driven smoothly without being obstructed by the decorative body.

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing a configuration of a woven tape 10 according to a first embodiment of the present invention, in which (A) shows a plan view and (B) shows a partially enlarged view. Yes. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a configuration of a tape 11 which is a modification of the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is an external perspective view schematically showing the configuration of the needle loom 50 according to the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a partially enlarged view of a portion surrounded by an imaginary line in the needle loom 50. FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram for explaining the movement angle θ1 of the ball chain 15. As shown in FIG. 6A and 6B are schematic views for explaining a process in which the woven tape 10 is woven, in which FIG. 6A shows a plan view and FIG. 6B shows a side view. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram for explaining a process in which the woven tape 10 is woven, in which (A) shows a plan view and (B) and (C) show side views. . FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram for explaining a process in which the woven tape 10 is woven, and FIG. FIG. 9 is a partially enlarged view for explaining the conventional woven tapes 100 and 101. FIG. 9A shows the configuration of the woven tape 100, and FIG. 9B shows the configuration of the woven tape 101. FIG. Has been. FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing a cutting state of a conventional woven tape 101.

[First Embodiment]
Hereinafter, a woven tape 10 (an example of a decorative narrow fabric according to the present invention) according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings as appropriate.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the woven tape 10 is composed of a tape body 13 and a ball chain 15 (an example of a decorative body chain of the present invention).

  The ball chain 15 includes a plurality of balls 16 (an example of a decorative body of the present invention) and a link 17 (an example of a coupling tool of the present invention) that connects the plurality of balls 16 at an equal pitch. The ball chain 15 itself is a known one, and generally, a cord 17 such as a metal wire, a fiber string, or a synthetic resin wire is used as the link 17, and the ball 16 is made of metal, synthetic resin, wood, or the like. A spherical one is used. In this embodiment, a ball chain 15 using a spherical ball 16 is illustrated as an example of a decorative body. However, instead of the ball chain 15, a plurality of decorative bodies such as red beans, columns, and polyhedrons are connected. Chains connected with tools may be applied.

  The woven tape 10 is manufactured by a needle loom 50 (see FIG. 3) described later. Although details will be described later, the ball chain 15 is placed on the side of the warp group 24 in which a plurality of warps 18 are arranged in the left-right direction 21 (width direction of the woven tape 10) while being supported by the warp separator 60. The weft needle (weft) is supported while being supported along the front-rear direction 23 (the depth direction of the needle loom 50 in FIG. 3), and feeding the ball chain 15 to the pre-weaving position 57 in the same manner as the warp 18. The woven tape 10 in which the ball chain 15, the warp yarn 18, and the weft yarn 19 are woven together is manufactured by tangling the weft yarn 19, which is driven by the needle 52, with the ball chain 15 and the warp yarn 18.

  When the woven tape 10 is manufactured by the needle loom 50, the ball chain 15 is fixed to one ear portion of the woven tape 10 by the weft 19 as shown in FIG. In this embodiment, the pitch L1 of the wefts 19 of the tape body 13 is sufficiently smaller than the diameter D of the ball 16, and the diameter D is 2.5 mm with respect to the pitch L1 of about 0.46 mm. The pitch L1 is sufficiently smaller than the pitch L2 of the balls 16 (3.2 mm in this embodiment). Therefore, when the weft 19 driven by the weft needle 52 is entangled with the ball 16, the weft 19 slides on the surface of the ball 16 to reach the link 17 and is entangled so as to be wound around the link 17. That is, since not only the weft 19 entangled with the link 17 but also the weft 19 entangled with the ball 16 eventually entangles with the link 17, as shown in FIG. In this embodiment, seven wefts 19 are entangled so as to be wound. The specific sizes of the pitch L1, the pitch L2, and the diameter D and the number of wefts entwined with the link 17 are merely examples, and the present invention is not limited to the above sizes.

  Thus, since the woven tape 10 is woven together with the ball chain 15, the warp 18 and the weft 19, the ball chain 15 is wound around the tape body 13 by the weft 19 of the tape body 13. Fixed. Since such a woven structure is adopted, the fixing portion of the ball chain 15 at the end portion in the longitudinal direction of the woven tape 10 is not easily loosened. For this reason, it is difficult for the ball chain 15 itself to come off the woven tape 10. Further, since the plurality of wefts 19 are entangled with the link 17, the ball chain 15 does not loosen and, of course, the ball chain 15 does not fall off unless all the wefts 19 entangled with the link 17 are cut. . Further, as shown in FIG. 1B, since the movement of the adjacent balls 16 is restricted by a plurality of wefts 19 entangled with the links 17, the pitch 16 of the balls 16 of the ball chain 15 is equalized in the woven tape 10. It is maintained and the aesthetic effect is enhanced.

  Further, even when the woven tape 10 is cut to obtain an appropriate length of the woven tape 10, the weft 19 is not easily loosened, so that the ball chain 15 is firmly fixed to the tape body 13 by the weft 19. State is maintained. This prevents the ball chain 15 from loosening or coming off due to cutting. In addition, since the tape body 13 and the ball chain 15 are integrated so that the weft 19 constituting the tape body 13 wraps around the ball chain 15, there is no need to perform a fray-preventing sewing stop as in the prior art. No seam remains on the woven tape 10. Therefore, a beautiful appearance can be realized.

  In the above-described first embodiment, the woven tape 10 having the ball chain 15 attached to only one end has been described. For example, as a modification of the first embodiment, as shown in FIG. The woven tape 11 in which the ball chain 15 is attached to each of the both ends in the left-right direction 13 is also considered as an example of the present invention. Although not shown and described, the ball chain 15 may be woven in a state where the ball chain 15 is aligned with the warp 18 inside the end instead of the end in the left-right direction 21 of the tape body 13.

[Second Embodiment]
Hereinafter, a needle loom 50 (an example of the needle loom of the present invention) according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings as appropriate.

  The needle loom 50 manufactures the woven tape 10 in the first embodiment described above. A general needle loom forms a woven fabric by weaving warps and wefts alternately, but the needle loom 50 according to this embodiment weaves not only the warp but also the ball chain 15 in parallel with the warp. It is characterized by having a mechanism.

  3 and 4, the needle loom 50 mainly includes a warp separator 60 (an example of the warp separator of the present invention) disposed at the rear and a weft needle 52 (an example of a warp separator according to the present invention). An example of the needle of the present invention and a chain support device 70 for supporting the ball chain 15 (an example of the chain support device of the present invention).

  The warp separator 60 has a plurality of reed frames 61 that are arranged in a vertical arrangement along the front-rear direction 23. The collar frame 61 is a rectangular frame having four sides. The collar frame 61 is supported so as to be movable in the vertical direction 22. Each heel frame 61 is moved up and down at a timing according to the woven structure by a pulling mechanism (not shown). A plurality of ridges (not shown) are supported on the heel frame 61 in a state of being arranged at equal intervals along the left-right direction 21. A hole penetrating in the front-rear direction 23 is formed in each collar. The warp 18 is inserted through the hole in a state where tension is applied by a spring or the like (not shown). The warp 18 is drawn from the rear through the hole to the near side and reaches the pre-weaving position 57 of the woven tape 10. That is, each reed frame 61 supports a warp group 24 composed of a plurality of warps 18 via a reed. When each reed frame 61 is moved up and down in the up and down direction 21 by the pulling mechanism, the warp group 24 is alternately separated into an upper warp group 24A and a lower warp group 24B starting from the pre-weaving position 57. Thereby, an opening (also referred to as a shed) 54 is formed between the warp group 24A and the warp group 24B. The upper warp group 24A and the lower warp group 24B are alternately switched in position by the vertical movement of the pulling mechanism. In this specification, for convenience of explanation, the upper warp group 24 is referred to as the warp group. The warp group 24 located on the lower side is referred to as a warp group 24B.

  The chain support device 70 is provided on the front side of the warp separator 60. The chain support device 70 includes a frame 71 having the same shape as the collar frame 61 and a chain heald 72. The chain heald 72 is formed of a narrow and long metal plate, and one end is hooked to the upper frame 71A of the frame 71 and the other end is hooked to the lower frame 71B. The chain heald 72 is a special saddle for supporting the ball chain 15 in the vertical direction 22, and a guide portion 73 having a guide hole 74 penetrating in the front-rear direction 23 is provided at the center thereof. The ball chain 15 is inserted into the guide hole 74 and supported in the vertical direction 22. A flexible member 75 (see FIG. 4) having flexibility such as sponge, rubber, a thin plate-shaped synthetic resin sheet, or the like is provided on the peripheral edge of the guide hole 74. Therefore, even when the ball 16 is caught by the peripheral edge portion of the guide hole 74 when the ball chain 15 passes through the guide hole 74, the flexible member at the peripheral edge bends in the front direction to release the catch.

  Similar to the warp 18, the ball chain 15 is inserted into the guide hole 74 in a state where tension is applied by a spring (not shown). The ball chain 15 is pulled out from the rear to the near side and reaches the pre-weaving position 57 of the woven tape 10. That is, the ball chain 15 is supported by the chain support device 70 via the chain heald 72. In this embodiment, since the ball chain 15 is attached to the left end portion of the tape body 13, the chain heald 72 is fixed to a position where the ball chain 15 is supported on the left side of the leftmost warp in the frame 71. .

  The frame 71 is supported so as to be movable in the vertical direction 22. The frame 71 is moved up and down in accordance with the lifting timing of the collar frame 61 by the lifting mechanism. Specifically, the frame 71 is raised or lowered at the same timing as when the heel frame 61 is moved up and down to replace the upper warp group 24A and the lower warp group 24B. As a result, the ball chain 15 supported by the chain heald 72 reciprocates in the vertical direction 22 starting from the pre-weaving position 57 in accordance with the vertical movement of the warp group 24 (24A, 24B).

  In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5A, the ball chain 15 reciprocates in the vertical direction with respect to the pre-weaving position 57 by the vertical movement of the chain support device 70 by the lifting mechanism (moving angle θ1 (main) (Corresponding to the first opening of the invention) is the opening θ2 of the opening 54 based on the pre-weaving position 57 formed between the warp group 24A and the warp group 24B (corresponding to the second opening of the invention). The cage is also big. That is, the positional relationship between the chain support device 70 and the warp separator 60 is adjusted so as to satisfy the condition of θ1> θ2. Further, as shown in FIG. 5A, the positional relationship between the chain support device 70 and the warp separator 60 is adjusted so that the opening 54 is within the moving range of the ball chain 15. This is because the outer diameter of the ball chain 15 is larger than that of the warp yarn 18, and therefore when the ball chain 15 is disposed at the same position as the warp group 24 A and the warp group 24 B, the weft 19 inserted through the tip or the tip of the weft needle 52. This is because the ball 16 or the weft 19 may be damaged due to interference with the ball 16.

  In order to prevent the weft needle 52 and the ball 16 from interfering with each other, it is sufficient that the movement angle θ1 of the ball chain 15 satisfies the following conditions. That is, as shown in FIG. 5A, when the chain support device 70 is pulled up, the first ball 16A counted from the weaving front position 57 to the rear (warp separator 60 side) (the first ball 16A of the present invention). 1 ball) is disposed at a position (first position) above the upper warp group 24A, and when the chain support device 70 is lowered, the ball 16A becomes the lower warp. What is necessary is just to be arrange | positioned in the position (2nd position) below the group 24B. Since tension is applied to the ball chain 15, if the ball 16A is arranged at the first position and the second position, the ball 16 behind the ball chain 15 is also above the warp group 24A or the warp group. It will be located behind 24B. Therefore, if the movement angle θ1 has an angle from the first position to the second position, the weft needle 52 can smoothly reciprocate the opening 54 without interfering with the ball chain 15.

  Hereinafter, a process of manufacturing the woven tape 10 by the needle loom 50 will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 to 8 are partially enlarged views of the mechanism in the vicinity of the pre-weaving position 57. FIG. 6A is a plan view, and FIG. 6B is a side view.

  In the needle loom 50, the warp separator 60 is moved up and down by the pulling mechanism to separate the warp group 24 into the warp group 24A and the warp group 24B (see FIG. 6B). Further, in conjunction with the vertical movement by the warp separator 60, the chain support device 70 is lowered by the lifting mechanism. At this time, the ball chain 15 is moved to a lower side (a lower outer side) than the warp group 24B located on the lower side. Thereafter, the weft needle 52 is inserted into the opening 54 formed between the warp group 24A and the warp group 24B. That is, the weft needle 52 is driven toward the opening 54 and the weft 19 is passed through the opening 54 (see FIG. 6A).

  When the tip of the weft needle 52 reaches a latch needle (not shown) on the opposite side, the weft 19 is hooked on the latch needle, and then the weft needle 52 is pulled back (see FIG. 7A). That is, in the process in which the weft needle 52 reciprocates once through the opening 54, the weft 19 is hooked on the latch needle. When the weft needle 52 reciprocates once through the opening 54, the warp separator 60 is moved up and down by the lifting mechanism, and the vertical positions of the warp group 24A and the warp group 24B are switched (FIGS. 7B and 7C). reference). Further, in conjunction with the vertical movement by the warp separator 60, the chain support device 70 is pulled up by the pulling mechanism, and the ball chain 15 is moved to the upper side (upper outer side) above the warp group 24A located on the upper side. (See FIGS. 7B and 7C).

  Then, the weft needle 52 is inserted into the opening 54 again. That is, the weft needle 52 is driven toward the opening 54 and the weft 19 is passed through the opening 54 again (see FIG. 8A). Thereafter, the weft needle 52 is pulled back, the vertical positions of the warp group 24A and the warp group 24B are switched again, and the ball chain 15 is lowered (see FIG. 8B).

  By performing such an operation, the weft 19 is entangled with the warp 18 and the ball chain 15. The series of operations is repeated for each of the upward and downward movements of the warp separator 60 and the chain support device 70, whereby the warp 18, the ball chain 15, and the weft 19 are woven together, and the ball chain 15 Is produced at one end.

  Since the needle loom 50 is configured in this way, the ball chain 15 is smoothly fed to the pre-weaving position 57 by the chain support device 70 in the same manner as the warp yarn 18. Further, since the moving angle θ1 is larger than the opening degree θ2, the weft needle 52 and the weft 19 do not interfere with the ball 16 when the weft needle 52 is inserted into the opening 54. Therefore, the weft needle 52 can smoothly reciprocate within the opening 54 without being obstructed by the ball 16.

  In the above-described embodiment, the configuration in which the ball chain 15 is woven into one end in the width direction, specifically, the end portion on the side where the weft needle 52 is provided has been described. By providing it also on the side opposite to the needle 52, it is possible to manufacture the woven tape 11 as shown in FIG. 2, that is, the woven tape 11 in which the ball chain 15 is woven at both ends in the width direction. Of course, the present invention is not limited to the end portion in the width direction, and the woven tape in which the ball chain 15 is woven from the center in the width direction can be manufactured by arranging the chain support device 70 inside the warp group 24.

  The first and second embodiments described above are merely examples in which the present invention is embodied, and the embodiments of the present invention can be appropriately changed without departing from the scope of the present invention.

10, 11 ... Woven tape 13 ... Tape body 15 ... Ball chain 16 ... Ball 17 ... Link 18 ... Warp 19 ... Weft 24 ... Warp group 50 ... Needle loom 52 ... Weft needle 54 ... Open 55 ... Hole 60 ... Warn separator 61 ... Hail frame 70 ... Chain support device 71 ... Frame 72 ... Chain heald

Claims (8)

  By entwining a decorative chain made of a plurality of decorative bodies connected by a connector at a predetermined interval together with a plurality of warps and a weft using a needle loom, the decorative chain, warp and weft are woven together. Decorative woven fabric with a decorative chain.   2. The decorative narrow woven fabric with an ornament chain according to claim 1, wherein the ornament chain is a ball chain in which a plurality of balls are connected by a connector at a predetermined interval. A warp separator that supports a warp group composed of a plurality of warps and moves up and down to divide the warp group alternately into an upper warp group and a lower warp group starting from the pre-weaving position;
By supporting a decorative chain formed by a plurality of decorative bodies connected by a connector at a predetermined interval and moving up and down between an upper position and a lower position in accordance with the vertical movement of the warp separator, A chain support device for reciprocating the decorative chain up and down starting from the position; and
A needle for passing the weft thread through an opening opened in the vertical direction starting from the pre-weaving position by the vertical movement of each of the warp separator and the chain support device,
A needle loom for weaving a narrow fabric for decoration in which the warp, the ornament chain, and the weft are integrated by entwining the weft with the warp and the ornament chain.   When the chain support device moves up and down, the first opening degree that the ornament chain opens in the vertical direction with respect to the pre-weaving position is formed between the upper warp group and the lower warp group with respect to the pre-weaving position. The needle loom according to claim 3, wherein the needle loom is larger than a second opening of the opening.   The first opening is such that when the chain support device is in the upper position, the first first decorative body is arranged above the upper warp group, counting from the pre-weaving position to the warp separator side. 5. The opening degree from the first position to the second position where the first decorative body is disposed below the lower warp group when the chain support device is in the lower position. Needle loom.   The needle loom according to claim 4 or 5, wherein the chain support device supports the decorative plate chain on both sides or any one side of the warp group and moves up and down. A warp separator that supports a warp group composed of a plurality of warps and moves up and down to divide the warp group alternately into an upper warp group and a lower warp group starting from the weaving position, and the vertical movement of the warp separator And a needle that entangles the weft with the warp by passing the weft through an opening opened in the vertical direction starting from the pre-weaving position.
By supporting a decorative chain formed by a plurality of decorative bodies connected by a connector at a predetermined interval and moving up and down between an upper position and a lower position in accordance with the vertical movement of the warp separator, A chain support device for reciprocating the decorative chain up and down starting from the position. A warp separator that supports a warp group composed of a plurality of warps and moves up and down to divide the warp group alternately into an upper warp group and a lower warp group starting from the pre-weaving position;
By supporting a decorative chain formed by a plurality of decorative bodies connected by a connector at a predetermined interval and moving up and down between an upper position and a lower position in accordance with the vertical movement of the warp separator, A chain support device for reciprocating the decorative chain up and down starting from the position; and
A narrow woven fabric for decoration is manufactured using a needle loom comprising: a needle that passes a weft thread through an opening opened in a vertical direction starting from a pre-weaving position by the vertical movement of each of the warp separator and the chain support device. A manufacturing method comprising:
The warp group is divided into the upper warp group and the lower warp group by the warp separator, and the decorative body chain is moved outward from the upper warp group or the lower warp group by the chain support device. On the other hand, a series of operations of entwining the weft yarn with the warp yarn and the ornament chain by passing the weft yarn with the needle through an opening formed between the upper warp group and the lower warp group is performed by the warp separator. And the manufacturing method which manufactures the narrow fabric for decoration by weaving the said warp, the said ornament chain, and the said weft integrally by repeating for every upper movement and lower movement of the said chain support apparatus.

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