JPH0357992B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for simultaneously printing front and back yarns in a new plate-wrapping printing method that allows weft printing to be carried out extremely efficiently and at low cost. The details are as follows.

A rectangular frame 2 made of a thin plate of metal, plastic, etc. that is equal to the width of the knitted fabric and has an open window 1 on the inside of the four sides.
The weft threads 3 of the kimono fabric, in which no pattern is expressed near the selvage parts, are sequentially wound from the top to the bottom, placed on a printing table 5 on which an underlay 4 such as cloth or rubber plate is laid, and the open window 1 This is characterized in that the front and back weft threads 3 located inside the paper pattern are printed at the same time.

Reference numeral 6 in the figure is a textile printing pattern.

One method of weft printing is to wind up the weft threads on a winding board, first print one side of the thread with a pattern, then turn it over and print the other side with a pattern.

In this printing, the diagonal direction of the winding thread is opposite on the front and back sides, so a pattern paper for the front side and a pattern paper for the back side are required, and the printing process must be performed twice, separately for the front and back sides. .

The present invention solves these drawbacks. First, a rectangular frame made of a thin plate is used to wind the weft yarns, so the yarns on the front and back sides are very close to each other, unlike in the case of conventional winding plates. This means that it is being wound.

Therefore, if you place this on a printing table with an underlay and press it with a printing pattern that dyes a part of the open window, the threads on the front and back sides will be pressed down on the underside, and you can dye it with a single printing pattern. This means that the front and back wefts can be printed at the same time.

For this reason, the weft printing method is extremely efficient and inexpensive compared to the conventional method, which uses two paper patterns on the front and back sides and requires two printing operations on the front and back sides.

There is a drawback that the frame width portion of a rectangular frame cannot be printed, but since the present invention targets weft yarns with a kimono pattern in which no pattern is expressed near both ears, the frame width portion of a rectangular frame cannot be printed. However, there are no problems whatsoever, and this printing method exhibits excellent features that make it possible to adopt it.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of the rectangular frame, and FIG. 2 is a front sectional view of the textile printing method. 1...open window, 2...square frame, 3...weft, 4
...Under, 5...Printing table.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Printing in which the weft of the kimono fabric, which does not have a pattern around both ears, is wound round and round from the top to the bottom in a rectangular frame made of a thin plate equal to the width of the kimono fabric, with open windows on the inside of the four sides, and an underlay is laid. A simultaneous printing method for front and back yarns in the board-wrapping printing method, which is placed on a table and simultaneously prints the front and back weft yarns located within an open window.