JPH0359375U

JPH0359375U -

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Publication number: JPH0359375U
Application number: JP11945989U
Authority: JP
Priority date: 1989-10-12
Filing date: 1989-10-12
Publication date: 1991-06-11

Description

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第１図は本考案の平面、断面図である。適度の
撚糸を複数にモノ化繊中心軸に撚り込む工程で、
１〜は中心軸モノ化学合成繊維、２〜複数の再撚
りになる撚糸、３〜中心軸を囲む撚糸の断面図、
第２図は逆応用の紙の平面図と断面図である。１
〜中層を自然繊維質、表と裏を同質の合成紙質の
素材の表層、剥離を予想するフイルの密着、圧縮
による合成、２〜廃棄の場合には水分を含ませて
廃棄ケースの中で分離、印刷、書き込みの表裏の
フイルと分離させる状態を示す。第３図はスポン
ジ状、フエルト状の汚れ落としの平面図と断面図
である。１…平面図、２…断面図、３…斜視図で成形の実
態を示す。 FIG. 1 is a plan view and a sectional view of the present invention. In the process of twisting multiple moderately twisted yarns around the central axis of monosynthetic fibers,
1 - central axis monochemical synthetic fiber, 2 - twisted yarn that becomes multiple re-twists, 3 - cross-sectional view of twisted yarn surrounding the central axis,
FIG. 2 is a plan view and a cross-sectional view of the paper for reverse application. 1
- The middle layer is made of natural fiber, the front and back are made of the same synthetic paper material, the film is tightly attached to prevent peeling, and the material is synthesized by compression. 2 - When discarded, it is moistened and separated in a disposal case. , shows the state in which the front and back films for printing and writing are separated. FIG. 3 is a plan view and a sectional view of a sponge-like or felt-like dirt remover. 1... Plan view, 2... Cross-sectional view, 3... Perspective view shows the actual state of molding.

補正平２．５．８図面の簡単な説明を次のように補正する。Correction Hei 2.5.8 The brief description of the drawing has been amended as follows.

【図面の簡単な説明】第１図は本考案の平面、断面図である。適度の
撚糸を複数にモノ化繊中心軸に撚り込む工程で、
１〜は中心軸モノ化学合成繊維、２〜複数の再撚
りになる撚糸、３〜中心軸を囲む撚糸の断面図、
紡垂車による説明を図−第１図に示し、中心軸は
外れた穿孔は撚が掛かり、中心軸穴通過の糸には
撚られず他の穴は紡垂車の回転に従う撚りを示す
。第２図は逆応用の紙の平面図と断面図である。１〜中層を自然繊維質、表と裏を同質の合成紙質
の素材の表層、剥離を予想するフイルの密着、圧
縮による合成、２〜廃棄の場合には水分を含ませ
て廃棄ケースの中で分離、印刷、書き込みの表裏
のフイルと分離させる状態を示す。第３図はスポ
ンジ状、フエルト状の汚れ落としの平面図と断面
図である。１…平面図、２…断面図、３…斜視図
で成形の実態を示す。BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a plan view and a sectional view of the present invention. In the process of twisting multiple moderately twisted yarns around the central axis of monosynthetic fibers,
1 - central axis monochemical synthetic fiber, 2 - twisted yarn that becomes multiple re-twists, 3 - cross-sectional view of twisted yarn surrounding the central axis,
An explanation using a spinner wheel is shown in Fig. 1, in which the perforations that are off the center axis are twisted, the threads passing through the center axis hole are not twisted, and the other holes are twisted as the spindle rotates. FIG. 2 is a plan view and a cross-sectional view of the paper for reverse application. 1 - The middle layer is made of natural fibers, the front and back are made of the same synthetic paper material, the film is tightly attached to prevent peeling, and it is synthesized by compression. 2 - When discarding, moisten it and put it in a disposal case. Separation, printing, showing the state of separating the front and back foils for writing. FIG. 3 is a plan view and a sectional view of a sponge-like or felt-like dirt remover. 1... Plan view, 2... Cross-sectional view, 3... Perspective view shows the actual state of molding.

Claims

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. Fabrics woven using special mixed yarns in which the twisting process is a double process and a monochemical fiber is the central axis and multiple natural fibers are twisted around the central axis are structurally waterproof in the fabric's center layer. Because it is a polyurethane material, it prevents dirt such as pollution and human fat from penetrating deep into the fabric, making it more effective in cleaning and laundering. 2 By reapplying the twisting process to papermaking where the fiber layer stagnates, natural fibers are placed in the center layer in the fibrous planar stagnation process of papermaking, and chemically synthesized fibers are fixed as layers on the front and back sides, making it possible for printing. The scope of the utility model registration claim described in item 1 is based on a paper manufacturing process that has the property of allowing oils and fats to blend into the surface layer of the paper, allowing the outer layer of the printed paper to be peeled off, and with the possibility of reducing the paper material to the same quality. Twisted yarn molding with a central axis of waterproof monochemical fiber. 3. Abrasive scraps and lathe scraping made of materials that do not cause rust, such as stainless steel, within the scope of applications in which layers of paper made from natural or chemically synthetic fibers are formed into sponge-like or felt-like layers by overlapping different layers. A metal aggregate layer made of material with the same shape as the scrap is used as an appropriate layer or aggregate, and the outer periphery is wrapped in a cover shape with a material made of a mixture of abrasive and monosynthetic fibers formed into a felt-like sponge layer. , or a sponge-like center layer made of stainless steel shavings, and an appropriate felt-like layer to form the upper and lower layers, and a mixture of monosynthetic fibers and abrasives, and a layered fusion of these disparate materials. Registered as a utility model for use as a dirt removal tool for household and industrial use.Claim 1: A twisted yarn molding having a central axis of waterproof monochemical fiber as claimed in claim 1.