JPH01104847A - Needle thread for embroidering - Google Patents

Needle thread for embroidering

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JPH01104847A
JPH01104847A JP25979087A JP25979087A JPH01104847A JP H01104847 A JPH01104847 A JP H01104847A JP 25979087 A JP25979087 A JP 25979087A JP 25979087 A JP25979087 A JP 25979087A JP H01104847 A JPH01104847 A JP H01104847A
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denier
yarn
thread
bobbin thread
loops
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Shigeru Ito
滋 伊藤
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Teijin Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE: To obtain a bobbin thread enabling elegant embroidery without declining in work capacity by furnishing loops on a filament yarn surface afforded by subjecting two or more kinds of synthetic multifilament yarns to fluid jet interlacing treatment under the condition of overfeed difference. CONSTITUTION: This bobbin thread capable of imparting embroidered portions with soft and elegant feel is obtained by furnishing loops, using 30-60 wt.% of fibers each 0.5-1.5 denier in fineness, on a filament yarn surface afforded by subjecting two or more kinds of synthetic multifilament yarns to fluid jet interlacing treatment under the condition of overfeed difference. The bobbin thread thus obtained is either a twistless or low-twist one with <=30 turns/m, having a total fineness of 80-120 denier and tensile tenacity of >=3.5 g/d.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明は、ミシン刺しゆう用下糸に関する。[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) The present invention relates to a bobbin thread for sewing machine stitching.

(従来技術) ミシンを用いて行う刺しゆう用の上糸には、その優れた
光沢から、ビスコースレーヨンフィラメント糸や絹糸に
施撚した撚糸が多く使用されている。
(Prior Art) Viscose rayon filament thread or twisted thread of silk thread is often used as needle thread for embroidery using a sewing machine because of its excellent luster.

一方、刺しゆう用の下糸としては、従来より紡績糸が使
用され、例えば木綿100%の8α番手双糸や、ポリエ
ステルスパン糸60番手双糸が使用されて来た。
On the other hand, spun yarns have conventionally been used as bobbin threads for embroidery, such as 100% cotton 8α count twin yarns and polyester spun yarns 60 count double yarns.

かかる紡績糸では、太さ(番手)に限界があって、無制
限に細い糸を用いることが出来ず、したがって、1個の
ボビンに捲取られる糸長が短くなり、作業能率がアップ
しないという問題があった。
The problem with such spun yarn is that there is a limit to its thickness (count), and it is not possible to use an unlimited number of thin yarns.Therefore, the length of yarn wound onto one bobbin becomes short, and work efficiency cannot be improved. was there.

さらに、紡績系では、撚が付与されているために糸は円
形にふくらんで立体感があり、このため刺しゆう部分を
ごねつかせるという欠点も有していた。
Furthermore, in the spinning system, since the yarn is twisted, it swells in a circular shape and has a three-dimensional effect, which also has the disadvantage of making the part to be embroidered stiff.

一方、紡績糸の代りに、ポリエステルフィラメント糸等
の合成繊維を用いたものは、報い糸条を用いることが可
能であるため糸長は長くなり、問題の一つは解決される
が、一方では、上糸との摩擦が大きくなり、刺しゆう用
上糸が度々、切断するという問題があった。特に、該フ
ィラメント糸に撚を施したものは、前記摩擦による糸切
れが著しく大となり、逆に、フィラメント糸に撚を施さ
ないものは、刺しゆう用ミシンの作業中に糸の集束性が
不足のため、下糸がささくれて、毛羽立ち、遂には切断
するという問題があった。
On the other hand, when synthetic fibers such as polyester filament yarn are used instead of spun yarn, it is possible to use reciprocating yarns, so the yarn length becomes longer, which solves one of the problems, but on the other hand, However, there was a problem in that the friction with the needle thread increased, and the needle thread for stitching often broke. In particular, when the filament yarn is twisted, the thread breakage due to the friction is significantly increased, and on the other hand, when the filament yarn is not twisted, the thread does not have enough cohesiveness during the operation of the embroidery sewing machine. As a result, there was a problem that the bobbin thread would hang up, become fluffy, and eventually break.

(発明の目的) 本発明の目的は、かかる従来の欠点を改良し、刺しゆう
用ミシンの作業能力を低下させることなく、かつ、優美
な刺しゆうが可能になるミシン刺しゆう用下糸を提案す
ることにある。
(Object of the Invention) The object of the present invention is to improve the conventional drawbacks and to propose a bobbin thread for sewing machines that does not reduce the working capacity of the sewing machine and enables elegant stitching. It's about doing.

(発明の構成) 本発明は、2種以上の合成繊維マルチフィラメント糸に
オーバーフィード差を与えて流体交絡処理を施すことに
より得られる糸条表、面にループを有する流体交絡処理
系を用い、該流体交絡処理系が以下に説明する特性を有
するように構成せしめたものである。
(Structure of the Invention) The present invention uses a fluid entanglement treatment system having loops on the yarn surface and surface obtained by subjecting two or more types of synthetic fiber multifilament yarns to a fluid entanglement treatment by giving an overfeed difference, The fluid entanglement processing system is constructed to have the characteristics described below.

該合成IHIltとしては、ポリエステル、ポリアミド
等の公知の繊維が使用されるが、ポリエステル繊維を使
゛用するものが最適に例示される。
As the synthetic IHIlt, known fibers such as polyester and polyamide can be used, and the most suitable example is one using polyester fiber.

該合成繊維を用いた流体交絡処理系には、交絡処理によ
り充分な集束性が付与されており、撚は殆んど必要がな
いが、撚が存在するとしても、解舒撚の程度、すなわち
、30回/m以下の甘蔗でよい。
The fluid entanglement treatment system using the synthetic fibers is given sufficient convergence by the entanglement treatment, and almost no twisting is necessary. However, even if twisting is present, the degree of unwinding and twisting , 30 times/m or less can be used.

さらに、該流体交絡処理系は、2種以上の合成!Ji帷
フィラメント糸を用いてトータルデニール80〜120
(dB)の範囲の糸として得られるが、そのうちの1種
は、単m維デニールとして0.5〜1.5deの範囲に
ある細デニール繊維を使用することが必要である。さら
に、該細デニール繊維には、該流体交絡処理の際、15
〜40%のオーバーフィードを与え、他方、該細デニー
ルと組合せて使用される合成繊維には、単繊維デニール
が1.0〜3.0の範囲にある太デニール繊維が用いら
れ、該交絡処理の際には、0〜10%のオーバーフィー
ドを与えて、該細デニール繊維と同時に、同じ流体交絡
域に供給して処理される。このように、オーバーフィー
ドに持たせて、かつ、細デニール繊維のオーバーフィー
ド率を15〜40%と大きくすることにより、主として
、糸条の表面には、該細デニール繊維からなるループが
形成される。
Furthermore, the fluid entanglement processing system can synthesize two or more types! Total denier 80-120 using Ji-tai filament yarn
(dB), one of which requires the use of fine denier fibers with a single m fiber denier in the range of 0.5 to 1.5 de. Furthermore, the fine denier fibers have 15
-40% overfeed, while the synthetic fibers used in combination with the fine denier are thick denier fibers with a monofilament denier in the range of 1.0 to 3.0, and the entangling treatment In this case, an overfeed of 0 to 10% is given and the fine denier fibers are fed and processed simultaneously to the same fluid entanglement zone. In this way, by increasing the overfeed rate and increasing the overfeed rate of fine denier fibers to 15 to 40%, loops made of the fine denier fibers are mainly formed on the surface of the yarn. Ru.

さらに、該流体交絡処理系の引張強力は3.5g/de
以上を有する必要があるが、該糸条表面に形成されるル
ープの密度からみて、該細デニール繊維の使用割合は、
30〜60重石%の範囲にあることが好ましい。該糸条
表面に形成されるループの大きさは、該流体交絡処理系
の引張強力にも関係するし、さらに、ミシン運転時の作
業性(主として、糸の解舒性)にも関係するので、引張
強力が3.5’J/de以上となるためには、細デニー
ル繊維の使用割合は、前記の範囲とする必要がある。
Furthermore, the tensile strength of the fluid entanglement treatment system is 3.5 g/de.
However, in view of the density of the loops formed on the yarn surface, the proportion of the fine denier fiber used is:
The content is preferably in the range of 30 to 60%. The size of the loop formed on the yarn surface is related to the tensile strength of the fluid entanglement treatment system, and is also related to workability during sewing machine operation (mainly, thread unwinding performance). In order for the tensile strength to be 3.5'J/de or more, the proportion of fine denier fibers used must be within the above range.

さらに、糸条表面に形成されるループの大きさは、細デ
ニール繊維のデニールとも関係し、単繊維デニールが、
o、sde未満の場合に、ループの大きさが大となり過
ぎ、前記と同様の問題を生じ、該単mNデニールが1.
5dlllを超える場合は、上糸とのI?!擦が大とな
るので好ましくない。
Furthermore, the size of the loop formed on the yarn surface is also related to the denier of the fine denier fiber, and the denier of the single fiber is
o, sde, the size of the loop becomes too large, causing the same problem as above, and the single mN denier is 1.
If it exceeds 5 dlll, I? ! This is not preferable because it causes a lot of friction.

一方、単m維デニールが1.0〜3.0の範囲にある太
デニール!alは、トータルデニールが50〜80(d
e)r、かつ、引張強度が−5,59/de以上のマル
チフィラメント糸が好適に使用される。
On the other hand, the thick denier single fiber denier is in the range of 1.0 to 3.0! al has a total denier of 50 to 80 (d
e) A multifilament yarn having r and a tensile strength of -5,59/de or more is preferably used.

(発明の作用) かくして得られるミシン刺しゆう用下糸は、細デニール
繊維のループが糸条表面を覆っているが、該ループが、
恰かも、紡績糸の毛羽のような作用をし、上糸と摩擦さ
れても上糸を損傷することがなく、さらに、下糸自身も
交絡処理により集束性を付与されているので、ささくれ
、又は毛羽立ちを発生しない。さらに、紡績糸を下糸に
使用した場合と遜色なく(糸の切断がなく)使用され、
撚が付与されていないため、紡績糸を使用した場合と比
較して刺しゆう部分が柔かく、優れた風合のものが得ら
れる。
(Action of the invention) The bobbin thread for sewing machine stitching thus obtained has loops of fine denier fibers covering the thread surface;
It acts like the fluff of spun yarn, and does not damage the upper thread even if it rubs against the upper thread.Furthermore, the lower thread itself has been given a cohesive property by the interlacing process, so it does not cause hangnails. Or, it does not generate fluff. Furthermore, it can be used as well as when spun yarn is used as the bobbin thread (there is no cutting of the thread),
Since it is not twisted, the embroidered part is softer and has an excellent texture compared to when spun yarn is used.

〈実施例) 引張強度が6.9g/deのポリエステルマルチフィラ
メント糸(70de/ 48de )に6%のオーバー
フイードを付与し、細デニール繊維として、引張強度が
4.8g/deであるポリエステルマルチフィラメント
糸(30de/24ril ) k−25%ノオーハー
フィードを付与し、両者を同時に、タスランノズルに導
き圧空圧5.5Kg/CIAの条件下で流体交絡処理を
施した。
<Example) 6% overfeed was added to polyester multifilament yarn (70de/48de) with a tensile strength of 6.9 g/de to produce a polyester multifilament with a tensile strength of 4.8 g/de as fine denier fiber. Yarn (30 de/24 ril) K-25% NOOHAR feed was applied, and both were simultaneously introduced into a Taslan nozzle and subjected to fluid entanglement treatment under a compressed air pressure of 5.5 Kg/CIA.

得られた流体交絡処理系は、トータルデニールが107
deであり、引張強力は3.9g/deであった。
The resulting fluid entangled system has a total denier of 107
de, and the tensile strength was 3.9 g/de.

糸条表面は細デニール繊維ループに覆われ、該細デニー
ル繊維の使用割合は33.6%であった。該流体交絡処
理系に、シリコンオイルを糸重量に対して2%付着させ
てミシン糸として仕上げた。
The yarn surface was covered with fine denier fiber loops, and the usage rate of the fine denier fibers was 33.6%. Silicone oil was applied to the fluid entanglement treatment system in an amount of 2% based on the weight of the thread to produce a sewing thread.

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Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims]  2種以上の合成繊維マルチフィラメント糸にオーバー
フィード差を与えて流体交絡処理を施すことにより得ら
れる糸条表面にループを有する流体交絡処理系であって
、該流体交絡処理系はそのトータルデニールが80〜1
20(de)の範囲にあり、実質的に無撚か、又は30
回/m以下の甘撚を有し、且つ、引張強力が3.5g/
de以上を有すると共に該ループ形成する繊維の単糸デ
ニールが0.5〜1.5deの範囲にあり、かつ、該単
糸デニールが0.5〜1.5deの範囲にある細デニー
ル繊維の使用割合が30〜60重量%の範囲にあること
を特徴とするミシン刺しゆう用下糸。
A fluid entangling system having loops on the yarn surface obtained by subjecting two or more types of synthetic fiber multifilament yarns to fluid entangling treatment with an overfeed difference, the fluid entangling system having a total denier. 80-1
20 (de) and is substantially untwisted or 30
It has a soft twist of 3.5 g/m or less, and a tensile strength of 3.5 g/m.
use of fine denier fibers having a fiber diameter of 0.5 de or more and a single yarn denier of the loop-forming fibers in the range of 0.5 to 1.5 de; A bobbin thread for sewing machine stitching, characterized in that the proportion is in the range of 30 to 60% by weight.
JP25979087A 1987-10-16 1987-10-16 Needle thread for embroidering Pending JPH01104847A (en)

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Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0491245A (en) * 1990-08-03 1992-03-24 Toray Ind Inc Spun-like sewing thread
KR100368645B1 (en) * 2000-07-22 2003-01-24 김재훈 Yarn for embroidery shuttle

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0491245A (en) * 1990-08-03 1992-03-24 Toray Ind Inc Spun-like sewing thread
KR100368645B1 (en) * 2000-07-22 2003-01-24 김재훈 Yarn for embroidery shuttle

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