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- JPH0220743B2 JPH0220743B2 JP60274805A JP27480585A JPH0220743B2 JP H0220743 B2 JPH0220743 B2 JP H0220743B2 JP 60274805 A JP60274805 A JP 60274805A JP 27480585 A JP27480585 A JP 27480585A JP H0220743 B2 JPH0220743 B2 JP H0220743B2
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
（産業上の利用分野）
この発明は、ラツシエル編機やリバーレース編
機で編組される編組レースの製造法に関し、ラン
やほつれが生じない編組レースを提供するもので
ある。[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a braided lace that is braided with a latsiel knitting machine or a river lace knitting machine, and provides a braided lace that does not cause run or fray. be.
（従来の技術）
編組レースのうちラツシエル編機で製造される
ラツシエルレースは、多数本の鎖編とこれらの鎖
編を連結する地糸挿入糸とによつてネツト状のグ
ランド部を編成し、必要に応じて上記グランド部
の所望区域を太い縁取り糸で囲つたり、上記所望
区域内で柄糸を蛇行させたり、またはこれらを併
用したりして柄模様を形成することによつて製造
されている。なお、上記の地糸挿入糸、縁取り糸
および柄糸は、グランド部を構成する鎖編のニー
ドルループとループの脚との間に挟持される。(Prior art) Of the braided laces, the latsiel lace produced by a latsiel knitting machine has a net-like ground part knitted by a large number of chain stitches and ground thread insertion yarns that connect these chain stitches. , if necessary, by surrounding the desired area of the ground part with a thick hemming thread, meandering the pattern thread within the desired area, or using a combination of these to form a pattern. has been done. In addition, the above-mentioned base thread insertion thread, hemming thread, and pattern thread are held between the needle loop of the chain stitch and the leg of the loop that constitute the ground portion.
一方、リバーレース機で製造されるリバーレー
スの場合は、ラツシエルレースの鎖編の代りに、
ボビン糸、バツクワープおよびフロントワープに
よつて多数本の撚に紐を形成しながら、フロント
ワープの一部を横方向にループ状に突出させ、そ
の突出端を隣接する撚り紐のボビン糸とバツクワ
ープとの重なり部に挟持させてネツト状のグラン
ド部を形成し、必要に応じて上記の重なり部に更
に縁取り糸や柄糸を挟持させて柄模様を形成して
いる。 On the other hand, in the case of river lace manufactured using a river lace machine, instead of the chain stitch of Ratsiel lace,
While forming a string with many twists using the bobbin thread, back warp, and front warp, a part of the front warp is made to protrude laterally in a loop shape, and the protruding end is connected to the bobbin thread of the adjacent twisted string and the back warp. A net-like ground portion is formed by being held between the overlapping portions of the above, and if necessary, hemming threads or pattern threads are further held between the overlapping portions to form a pattern.
（発明が解決しようとする問題点）
従来のラツシエルレースは、通常の繊維糸条を
用いて編成され、かつ直線状の鎖線を基礎にする
ものであるから、ランが生じ易かつた。すなわ
ち、鎖編は、地糸で形成した既製のループ（旧ル
ープ）に、同じ地糸で新らしく形成したループ
（新ループ）を挿入し、以下これを繰返して長く
形成するものであるから、１本の鎖編に切断端が
存在する場合、切断端のループの脚を引張ると、
新ループが旧ループから抜出し、以下これが順に
旧ループ側に波及して鎖編が消失する。したがつ
て、得られたラツシエルレースを用途に応じて裁
断した際、または鎖編を構成する地糸が事故で切
断した際、上記の裁断端または切断端からランが
発生し、全長の編目が消失するという問題があつ
た。また、扇形の縁模様すなわちスカラツプを形
成し、このスカラツプからピコツトを突出させた
場合は、このピコツトの基部が縁取り糸や柄糸と
共に鎖編のニードルループとループの脚との間に
挟持されているだけであるから、ピコツトが引張
りによつて長く抜出し、隣のピコツトが消失する
という問題があつた。(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) Conventional ratchet laces are knitted using ordinary fiber threads and are based on straight chain lines, so runs are likely to occur. In other words, chain stitch involves inserting a newly formed loop (new loop) of the same ground thread into a ready-made loop (old loop) formed using ground thread, and then repeating this process to form a longer loop. If there is a cut end in one chain stitch, if you pull the loop leg of the cut end,
The new loop is extracted from the old loop, and this in turn spreads to the old loop side, causing the chain stitch to disappear. Therefore, when the obtained lattice lace is cut according to the intended use, or when the base threads constituting the chain stitch are cut by accident, a run will occur from the above-mentioned cut end or cut end, and the entire length of the stitch will be cut. There was a problem with the disappearing. In addition, when a fan-shaped edge pattern, that is, a scallop is formed, and a picotto is made to protrude from this scallop, the base of the picotto is held between the needle loop of the chain stitch and the leg of the loop along with the edging thread and pattern thread. There was a problem that the Pikotsuto would be pulled out for a long time due to the tension, and the neighboring Pikotsuto would disappear.
一方、従来のリバーレースは、ボビン糸、フロ
ントワープ、バツクワープ、柄糸、縁取り糸など
に接着性の無い通常の繊維糸条を用いて編組し、
フロントワープのループ状の突出端や柄糸、縁取
り糸を撚り紐の単なる撚り絡みによつて固定して
いたので、撚り紐の切断端では撚りが戻つてほつ
れ易く、また柄模様の縁に沿つて、または横方向
に切断し、切断端から数本の範囲のよこ糸状に並
ぶフロントワープのループ状突出部を引張つた場
合に、撚り紐の撚りが戻されて上記のフロントワ
ープのループ状突出部、柄糸および縁取り糸など
が抜け出し易く、そのため衣服などの製造のため
にリバーレースを幅方向または傾斜方向に縫着し
たとき、その縫目に沿つて目ずれが生じ、また上
記の縫目からほつれて縫代が分離するという問題
があつた。 On the other hand, conventional river lace is braided using regular fiber threads without adhesive properties such as bobbin thread, front warp, back warp, pattern thread, and hemming thread.
Since the loop-shaped protruding ends of the front warp, the pattern threads, and the edging threads were fixed by simply twisting the twisted strings, the cut ends of the twisted strings tend to untwist and unravel, and they also tend to untwist and fray along the edges of the pattern. When the loop-shaped protrusion of the front warp is cut in the horizontal or horizontal direction and pulled, the loop-shaped protrusion of the front warp lined up in several wefts from the cut end is untwisted and the loop-shaped protrusion of the front warp is pulled. The threads, pattern threads, hemming threads, etc., tend to slip out easily. Therefore, when river lace is sewn in the width direction or in the diagonal direction for the manufacture of clothing, stitches may be misaligned along the seams, and the above seams may There was a problem with the fabric fraying and the seam allowance separating.
この発明は、ナイロンマルチフイラメント糸か
らなる編組レースであつて上記のランやほつれが
生じない編組レースの製造法を提供するものであ
る。 The present invention provides a method for manufacturing a braided lace made of nylon multifilament yarn, which does not cause the above-mentioned runs or fraying.
（問題点を解決するための手段）
ラツシエルレースやリバーレース等の編組レー
スを編組する際、地糸、柄糸および縁取り糸など
構成糸のいずれかに、通常のレース用ナイロンマ
ルチフイラメント糸条の表面にナイロン６、ナイ
ロン66およびナイロン12の共重合体からなる融点
110〜120℃、上記通常のレース用ナイロンマルチ
フイラメント糸条に対する固型分付量７〜25重量
％の被膜が形成された熱接着性糸条を、また他の
構成糸に通常のレース用ナイロンマルチフイラメ
ント糸条をそれぞれ用いて編組し、しかるのち上
記被膜が溶融する温度で熱処理を行なつて熱接着
性糸条同士および熱接着性糸条が他の構成糸と交
差する部分を接着する。(Means for solving the problem) When braiding a braided lace such as ratchet lace or river lace, a regular nylon multifilament yarn for lace is added to any of the constituent yarns such as ground yarn, pattern yarn, and hemming yarn. The melting point consists of a copolymer of nylon 6, nylon 66 and nylon 12 on the surface of
At 110-120℃, heat-adhesive yarn on which a coating with a solid content of 7-25% by weight is formed on the above-mentioned ordinary nylon multifilament yarn for lace, and ordinary nylon for lace as the other constituent yarns. The multifilament yarns are each braided and then heat treated at a temperature at which the coating melts to bond the heat-adhesive threads together and the portions where the heat-adhesive threads intersect with other constituent threads.
なお、低融点の熱可塑性合成樹脂としては、地
糸、柄糸および縁取り糸などを構成する通常のレ
ース用糸条が溶融したり分解したりする温度より
も低い温度で溶融するものでればよく、ポリアミ
ド系、ポリエステル系などの共重合樹脂が例示さ
れる。 The thermoplastic synthetic resin with a low melting point may be one that melts at a temperature lower than the temperature at which ordinary lace threads that make up the base thread, pattern thread, hemming thread, etc. melt or decompose. Common examples include copolymer resins such as polyamide and polyester.
（作 用）
編組後の熱処理によつて熱接着性糸条同士の交
差部分および熱接着性糸条と他の構成糸との交差
部分がそれぞれ接着されるので、熱接着性糸条を
ラツシエルレースの鎖編、地糸挿入糸およびリバ
ーレースのフロントワープ、バツクワープなど地
糸として使用した場合は、編組レースの全域にお
いて地糸相互の交差部および地糸と柄糸、縁取り
糸との交差部がそれぞれ接着され、全面的にラン
やほつれが防止される。また、上記の地糸からな
るグランド部に柄糸および縁取り糸のいずれか又
は双方を用いて柄模様を形成するに当り、これら
の柄糸または縁取り糸に熱接着性糸条を用いた場
合は、熱接着性糸条の柄糸または縁取り糸と地糸
との交差部が熱接着され、グランド部で生じたラ
ンやほつれが柄模様の縁でその伝ぱを停止され
る。(Function) The heat treatment after braiding bonds the intersections between the heat-adhesive yarns and the intersections between the heat-adhesive yarns and other constituent yarns, so the heat-adhesive yarns can be latched together. When used as the ground thread for chain stitch of lace, ground thread insertion thread, front warp, back warp of river lace, etc., the intersections of ground threads and the intersections of ground threads, pattern threads, and hemming threads are applied throughout the entire area of the braided lace. are adhered to each other to prevent runs and fraying on the entire surface. In addition, when forming a pattern using either or both of pattern threads and edging threads on the ground portion made of the above-mentioned ground threads, if heat-adhesive threads are used for these pattern threads or edging threads, The intersection of the pattern yarn or hemming yarn of the heat-adhesive yarn and the base yarn is thermally bonded, and the propagation of runs and fraying occurring at the ground portion is stopped at the edge of the pattern.
そして、上記の熱接着性糸条の芯糸部および他
の構成糸がナイロンマルチフイラメント糸条であ
り、かつ熱接着性糸条の被膜がナイロン６、ナイ
ロン66およびナイロン12の三元共重合体であるた
め、同じ染料によつて同色に染めることができ、
染色むらが生じない。しかして、上記被膜の固型
分付量を７〜25重量％の範囲に設定することによ
り、好適な風合、手触りおよび接着力が得られ、
この固型分付量が７％未満では接着が不十分にな
り、25％を超えると風合が硬くなる。 The core yarn and other constituent yarns of the heat-adhesive yarn are nylon multifilament yarns, and the coating of the heat-adhesive yarn is a terpolymer of nylon 6, nylon 66, and nylon 12. Therefore, they can be dyed the same color with the same dye,
No uneven dyeing occurs. Therefore, by setting the solid amount of the coating in the range of 7 to 25% by weight, suitable texture, touch and adhesive strength can be obtained,
If the solid content is less than 7%, adhesion will be insufficient, and if it exceeds 25%, the texture will be hard.
なお、上記の熱接着性糸条は、低融点の上記の
三元共重合体を溶融し、または溶媒に溶解し、糊
付けローラや塗装によつて所望のレース用糸条に
付着させ、乾燥することによつて得られる。ま
た、上記の熱可塑性合成樹脂に上記のレース用糸
条を接触走行させながらもこれらを熱風乾燥機が
ヒートローラで加熱してもよい。 The above heat-adhesive yarn is obtained by melting the above-mentioned low-melting-point terpolymer or dissolving it in a solvent, attaching it to the desired lace yarn using a gluing roller or painting, and drying. obtained by Alternatively, the lace yarn may be heated by a hot air dryer using a heat roller while running the lace yarn in contact with the thermoplastic synthetic resin.
実施例 １
ラツシエル編機（カーマイヤ社製RMS−26）
を使用し、第１図に示すラツシエルレースを編成
した。図中、１はネツト状のグランド部、２は柄
模様部、３は鎖編、４は柄糸、５は縁取り糸であ
る。グランド部１は、第２図に示すように、左右
に隣接する２本の鎖編３，３を、両者間を蛇行す
る地糸挿入糸６で連結して形成されている。な
お、第２図では、１本の地糸挿入糸６を実線で示
し、残りを点線で示し、第１図では地糸挿入糸６
の図示を省略しているが、第１図の柄模様部２に
おいては、柄糸４および縁取り糸５が第２図の地
糸挿入糸６と同様に、鎖編３のニードルループ３
ａとループの脚３ｂとの間に挿入され、挟持され
ており、上下に離れた２個の柄模様部２，２の間
の柄糸４および縁取り糸５の渡り部４ａ，５ａ
は、浮き糸状に編成され、編成後に端部４ｂ，５
ｂで切断され、除去される。Example 1 Ratsiel knitting machine (RMS-26 manufactured by Karmaiya)
Using this method, the ratchet lace shown in Figure 1 was knitted. In the figure, 1 is a net-like ground part, 2 is a patterned part, 3 is a chain stitch, 4 is a pattern thread, and 5 is a edging thread. As shown in FIG. 2, the ground portion 1 is formed by connecting two chain stitches 3, 3 adjacent on the left and right sides with a ground thread insertion thread 6 meandering between them. In addition, in FIG. 2, one ground thread insertion thread 6 is shown by a solid line, and the rest are shown by dotted lines, and in FIG.
Although not shown, in the patterned part 2 of FIG. 1, the pattern yarn 4 and the hemming yarn 5 are connected to the needle loop 3 of the chain stitch 3 in the same way as the base yarn insertion yarn 6 of FIG.
The transition portions 4a, 5a of the pattern thread 4 and the hemming thread 5 are inserted and held between the loop leg 3b and the pattern pattern portions 2, 2 separated vertically.
is knitted into a floating thread, and after knitting, the ends 4b, 5
It is cut and removed at b.
30デニールのナイロンマルチフイラメント糸に
ナイロン６、ナイロン66およびナイロン12の三元
共重合体からなる低融点の熱可塑性合成樹脂（商
標名「エルダー」、東レ株式会社製、融点120℃）
のメチルアルコール溶液（濃度20％温度27℃）を
糊付ローラによつて長さ方向に均一に塗布、乾燥
し、上記樹脂の固型分付量17％の熱接着性糸条を
得、上記鎖編３の構成糸としてこの熱接着性糸条
を、地糸挿入糸として40デニールのナイロンマル
チフイラメント糸を、柄糸４として140デニール
のナイロンマルチフイラメント糸からなる押込み
捲縮糸を、また縁取り糸５として210デニールの
ナイロンマルチフイラメント糸からなる押込み捲
縮糸をそれぞれ使用し、編成したのち、ヒートセ
ツト機によつて170℃、90秒の乾熱処理を行ない、
鎖編３を構成する熱接着性糸条の表面の被膜（低
融点の熱可塑性合成樹脂）を溶融し、しかるのち
常法に従つて染色、乾燥し、仕上げた。 A low-melting thermoplastic synthetic resin consisting of a 30-denier nylon multifilament yarn and a ternary copolymer of nylon 6, nylon 66, and nylon 12 (trade name "Elder", manufactured by Toray Industries, Inc., melting point 120°C)
A methyl alcohol solution (concentration: 20%, temperature: 27°C) was applied uniformly in the length direction using a gluing roller, and dried to obtain a heat-adhesive yarn with a solid content of the above resin of 17%. This heat-adhesive thread is used as the constituent thread of the chain stitch 3, a 40 denier nylon multifilament thread is used as the ground thread insertion thread, a pressed crimped thread made of a 140 denier nylon multifilament thread is used as the pattern thread 4, and the hemming is carried out. As yarn 5, a crimped yarn made of 210 denier nylon multifilament yarn was used, and after knitting, dry heat treatment was performed at 170℃ for 90 seconds using a heat setting machine.
The coating (low melting point thermoplastic synthetic resin) on the surface of the heat-adhesive yarn constituting the chain stitch 3 was melted, and then dyed and dried in a conventional manner for finishing.
得られた製品は、鎖編３を構成する熱接着性糸
条の表面被膜により、上記鎖編３と交差する地糸
挿入糸６，柄糸４および縁取り糸５の全てがその
交差部で接着されているため、ランの発生がな
く、また柄糸４、縁取り糸５の渡り部４ａ，５ａ
を切り取つた後においても、その切断端部４ｂ，
５ｂからほつれることがなく、柄くずれが生じな
かつた。なお、この実施例は、全数の鎖編３に熱
接着性糸条を用いたので、仕上げ加工として一般
に行なわれる樹脂加工を省略することができた。 In the obtained product, all of the base yarn insertion yarn 6, pattern yarn 4, and hemming yarn 5 that intersect with the chain stitch 3 are bonded at their intersections by the surface coating of the heat-adhesive yarn forming the chain stitch 3. Therefore, there is no run, and the transition parts 4a and 5a of the pattern thread 4 and the hemming thread 5 are
Even after cutting off the cut end 4b,
There was no fraying from 5b, and no deformation of the handle occurred. In addition, in this example, since thermal adhesive yarn was used for all the chain stitches 3, it was possible to omit the resin processing that is generally performed as a finishing process.
実施例 ２
第３図に示すように、ボビン糸１１、フロント
ワープ１２およびバツクワープ１３からなるリバ
ーレースをリバーレース機（ジヤーデン社製、
GOTHRUGH型）を用いて編組した。ただし、
ボビン糸１１およびフロントワープ１２としてナ
イロンマルチフイラメント糸（40デニール）を、
またバツクワープ１３として実施例１の熱接着性
糸条をそれぞれ使用し、編組し精練したのちヒー
トセツト機により170℃、90秒の乾熱処理を行な
い、熱接着性糸条のバツクワープ１３がフロント
ワープ１２およびボビン糸１１と接する部分を装
着し、すなわち撚り紐１４内のバツクワープ１
３、フロントワープ１２およびボビン糸１１を接
着により一体化し、しかるのち常法に従つて染
色、乾燥して仕上げた。Example 2 As shown in FIG. 3, a river lace consisting of a bobbin thread 11, a front warp 12, and a back warp 13 was machined using a river lace machine (manufactured by Jarden Co., Ltd.,
GOTHRUGH type). however,
Nylon multifilament thread (40 denier) is used as the bobbin thread 11 and front warp 12.
Further, the heat-adhesive yarns of Example 1 were used as the back warp 13, and after braiding and scouring, dry heat treatment was performed at 170°C for 90 seconds using a heat-setting machine, so that the back warp 13 of the heat-adhesive yarn was Attach the part that contacts the bobbin thread 11, that is, the back warp 1 in the twisted string 14.
3. The front warp 12 and the bobbin thread 11 were integrated by adhesion, and then finished by dyeing and drying according to a conventional method.
得られた製品は、全数の撚り紐１４を構成する
ボビン糸１１、フロントワープ１２およびバツク
ワープ１３が互いに接着されているので、幅方向
線に沿つて縫着し、縫目に直角に引張つた場合
に、縫目に沿つて目ずれが生じなかつた。また、
風合も従来製品と同様であり、しかも仕上げ処理
としての樹脂加工も不要であつた。 In the obtained product, the bobbin thread 11, front warp 12, and back warp 13 that make up all the twisted strings 14 are glued to each other, so when sewn along the width direction line and pulled at right angles to the seam, In addition, no misalignment occurred along the seams. Also,
The texture was the same as that of conventional products, and there was no need for resin processing as a finishing treatment.
（発明の効果）
この発明は、熱接着性糸条を用いてレースを編
組し、編組後に熱処理を行なつて上記熱接着性糸
条の接着性を発現させるものであるから、この熱
接着性糸条同士、および熱接着性糸条と他の糸条
との交差部が接着され、ランやほつれが防止さ
れ、衣服等を縫着した場合に縫目の目ずれが生じ
ない。そして、上記の熱接着性糸条は、編組レー
スの地糸、柄糸、縁取り糸などに用いられる通常
のレース用ナイロンマルチフイラメント糸条にナ
イロン６、ナイロン66およびナイロン12の三元共
重合体からなる低融点熱可塑性合成樹脂の被膜を
設けて熱接着性を付与したものであるから、通常
のレース用糸条のみを用いる場合と全く同様に整
経、編組、染色等の各処理を行なうことができ、
通常のレース用糸条と低融点の熱可塑性合成樹脂
のみからなる熱接着性糸条との引揃え糸や合撚糸
を用いた場合に生じる糸割れや熱接着性糸条の切
断が無く、また熱接着性糸条の中の通常のレース
用糸条が上記熱可塑性合成樹脂被膜で毛羽を伏せ
られ、かつ補強されるので、上記のレース用糸条
として無撚のフイラメント糸を使用することがで
き、整経や編組に際してその取扱いが容易にな
る。そして通常のレース用糸条が熱可塑性合成樹
脂被膜によつて補強され、強度低下を来たすこと
が無いので、その付着量を自由に選択して製品の
編組レースの風合を調整することができ、従来行
なわれていたの仕上用の樹脂加工および接着部以
外の上記被膜を除くための処理を施すことなく、
所望の風合が得られ、しかも上記熱接着性糸条の
中の通常のレース用糸条および他の構成糸がナイ
ロンマルチフイラメント糸条であると共に熱接着
性糸条の合成樹脂被膜がナイロン６、ナイロン66
およびナイロン12の三元共重合体であるため、染
色が容易で、染色むらのない製品が得られる。(Effects of the Invention) This invention involves braiding a lace using heat-adhesive yarn, and heat-treating it after braiding to develop the adhesive properties of the heat-adhesive yarn. The threads are bonded to each other and the intersections of the heat-adhesive thread and other threads are bonded to each other, preventing runs and fraying, and no misalignment of seams occurs when sewing clothes or the like. The above-mentioned heat-adhesive yarn is a terpolymer of nylon 6, nylon 66, and nylon 12 in addition to the normal nylon multifilament yarn used for the ground yarn, pattern yarn, hemming yarn, etc. of braided lace. Since it is coated with a low melting point thermoplastic synthetic resin to give it thermal adhesive properties, it can be subjected to various treatments such as warping, braiding, and dyeing in exactly the same way as when using only ordinary lace thread. It is possible,
There is no yarn cracking or breakage of the heat-adhesive yarn that occurs when using normal lace threads and heat-adhesive threads made only of low-melting-point thermoplastic synthetic resins, and Since the ordinary lace yarn in the heat-adhesive yarn is covered with the thermoplastic synthetic resin coating and reinforced, untwisted filament yarn can be used as the lace yarn. This makes it easier to handle when warping or braiding. The ordinary lace yarn is reinforced with a thermoplastic synthetic resin coating, which does not reduce its strength, so the texture of the braided lace product can be adjusted by freely selecting the amount of coating. , without applying the conventional finishing resin processing and treatment to remove the above-mentioned film other than the adhesive part,
The desired texture can be obtained, and the ordinary lace yarn and other constituent yarns in the heat-adhesive yarn are nylon multifilament yarns, and the synthetic resin coating of the heat-adhesive yarn is made of nylon 6. , nylon 66
Since it is a terpolymer of Nylon 12 and Nylon 12, it is easy to dye and produces a product with no uneven dyeing.
第１図はこの発明の実施例１の平面図、第２図
は第１図のグランド部の組織図、第３図は実施例
２の組織図である。
１：グランド部、２：柄模様部、３：鎖編、
４：柄糸、５：縁取り糸、６：地糸挿入糸、１
１：ボビン糸、１２：フロントワープ、１３：バ
ツクワープ、１４：撚り紐。
FIG. 1 is a plan view of a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an organizational chart of the ground section of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is an organizational chart of a second embodiment. 1: Ground part, 2: Pattern part, 3: Chain stitch,
4: Pattern thread, 5: Edging thread, 6: Base thread insertion thread, 1
1: bobbin thread, 12: front warp, 13: back warp, 14: twisted string.
Claims (1)
ースを編組する際、地糸、柄糸および縁取り糸な
ど構成糸のいずれかに、通常のレース用ナイロン
マルチフイラメント糸条の表面にナイロン６、ナ
イロン66およびナイロン12の共重合体からなる融
点110〜120℃、上記通常のレース用ナイロンマル
チフイラメント糸条に対する固型分付量７〜25重
量％の被膜が形成された熱接着性糸条を、また他
の構成糸に通常のレース用ナイロンマルチフイラ
メント糸条をそれぞれ用いて編組し、しかるのち
上記被膜が溶融する温度で熱処理を行なつて熱接
着性糸条同士および熱接着性糸条が他の構成糸と
交差する部分を接着することを特徴とする編組レ
ースの製造法。 ２ 熱接着性糸条が地糸として用いられる特許請
求の範囲第１項記載の編組レースの製造法。 ３ 編組レースがラツシエルレースであり、地糸
としての熱接着性糸条が上記ラツシエルレースの
鎖編を形成する特許請求の範囲第２項記載の編組
レースの製造法。 ４ 編組レースがラツシエルレースであり、地糸
としての熱接着性糸条が上記ラツシエルレースの
鎖編を連結する地糸挿入糸である特許請求の範囲
第２項記載の編組レースの製造法。 ５ 編組レースがリバーレースであり、地糸とし
ての熱接着性糸条が上記リバーレースのバツクワ
ープである特許請求の範囲第２項記載の編組レー
スの製造法。 ６ 編組レースがリバーレースであり、地糸とし
ての熱接着性糸条が上記リバーレースのフロント
ワープである特許請求の範囲第２項記載の編組レ
ースの製造法。 ７ 編組レースが柄糸の蛇行による柄模様を備え
ており、熱接着性糸条が上記の柄糸として用いら
れる特許請求の範囲第１項記載の編組レースの製
造法。 ８ 編組レースが縁取り糸で縁取られた柄模様を
備えており、熱接着性糸条が上記の縁取り糸とし
て用いられる特許請求の範囲第１項記載の編組レ
ースの製造法。[Claims] 1. When braiding a braided lace such as ratchet lace or river lace, any of the constituent threads such as ground thread, pattern thread, and hemming thread may be coated on the surface of a normal nylon multifilament thread for lace. A thermally adhesive film made of a copolymer of nylon 6, nylon 66 and nylon 12 with a melting point of 110 to 120°C and a solid content of 7 to 25% by weight on the above-mentioned ordinary nylon multifilament yarn for lace. The threads are braided using ordinary nylon multifilament threads for lace as the other constituent threads, and then heat treated at a temperature that melts the above coating to make the threads heat-adhesive to each other and heat-adhesive. A method for manufacturing braided lace characterized by gluing the portions where the yarn intersects with other constituent yarns. 2. A method for manufacturing a braided lace according to claim 1, wherein a heat-adhesive thread is used as the base thread. 3. The method for manufacturing a braided lace according to claim 2, wherein the braided lace is a lattice lace, and the heat-adhesive yarn as the ground thread forms a chain stitch of the lattice lace. 4. The method for producing a braided lace according to claim 2, wherein the braided lace is a lattice lace, and the heat-adhesive yarn as the base thread is a ground thread insertion yarn that connects the chain stitches of the lattice lace. . 5. The method for manufacturing a braided lace according to claim 2, wherein the braided lace is a river lace, and the heat-adhesive yarn as the ground yarn is a back warp of the river lace. 6. The method for manufacturing a braided lace according to claim 2, wherein the braided lace is a river lace, and the heat-adhesive yarn as the base thread is a front warp of the river lace. 7. The method for manufacturing a braided lace according to claim 1, wherein the braided lace has a pattern pattern formed by meandering pattern threads, and a heat-adhesive thread is used as the pattern thread. 8. The method for producing a braided lace according to claim 1, wherein the braided lace has a pattern edged with a hemming thread, and a heat-adhesive thread is used as the hemming thread.
Priority Applications (4)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP27480585A JPS62133161A (en) | 1985-12-05 | 1985-12-05 | Production of braided lace |
| DE8686309504T DE3672982D1 (en) | 1985-12-05 | 1986-12-05 | CHAIN-KNITTED LACE. |
| US06/938,291 US4748078A (en) | 1985-12-05 | 1986-12-05 | Warp knitted lace fabrics |
| EP19860309504 EP0228203B1 (en) | 1985-12-05 | 1986-12-05 | Warp knitted lace fabrics |
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| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP27480585A JPS62133161A (en) | 1985-12-05 | 1985-12-05 | Production of braided lace |
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| Publication Number | Publication Date |
|---|---|
| JPS62133161A JPS62133161A (en) | 1987-06-16 |
| JPH0220743B2 true JPH0220743B2 (en) | 1990-05-10 |
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|---|---|---|---|
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