JPS58109631A - Preparation of spun yarn - Google Patents

Preparation of spun yarn

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JPS58109631A
JPS58109631A JP20838481A JP20838481A JPS58109631A JP S58109631 A JPS58109631 A JP S58109631A JP 20838481 A JP20838481 A JP 20838481A JP 20838481 A JP20838481 A JP 20838481A JP S58109631 A JPS58109631 A JP S58109631A
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twists
fibrous bundles
yarn
bundles
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Sadakatsu Hotta
堀田 貞勝
Minoru Takewaki
武脇 稔
Katsuhiro Hirose
広瀬 勝博
Katsunobu Nakada
中田 勝信
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    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D02YARNS; MECHANICAL FINISHING OF YARNS OR ROPES; WARPING OR BEAMING
    • D02GCRIMPING OR CURLING FIBRES, FILAMENTS, THREADS, OR YARNS; YARNS OR THREADS
    • D02G3/00Yarns or threads, e.g. fancy yarns; Processes or apparatus for the production thereof, not otherwise provided for
    • D02G3/22Yarns or threads characterised by constructional features, e.g. blending, filament/fibre
    • D02G3/26Yarns or threads characterised by constructional features, e.g. blending, filament/fibre with characteristics dependent on the amount or direction of twist
    • D02G3/28Doubled, plied, or cabled threads
    • D02G3/286Doubled, plied, or cabled threads with alternatively "S" and "Z" direction of twist, e.g. Self-twist process
    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D01NATURAL OR MAN-MADE THREADS OR FIBRES; SPINNING
    • D01HSPINNING OR TWISTING
    • D01H1/00Spinning or twisting machines in which the product is wound-up continuously
    • D01H1/11Spinning by false-twisting

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  • Spinning Or Twisting Of Yarns (AREA)

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain spun yarns at a high speed, by passing two fibrous bundles of no twist in parallel through holding rollers for intermittent holding and then contacting endless belt type false twisting bodies, doubling the fibrous bundles, and self-twisting the bundles into one yarn. CONSTITUTION:Two fibrous bundles (Y1) and (Y2) fed from front rollers (a) are passed through holding rollers (C1) and (C2) for intermittent holding while kept at a given distance, and then passed between crossing contact points of false twisting body (e) having crossed and contacted running belts (e1) and (e2). The resultant fibrous bundles (Y1) and (Y2) are then doubled by a yarn guide (f), taken off by delivery rollers (g1) and (g2) and then wound by a winder (h). S twists are given to both fibrous bundles (Y1) and (Y2) above the false twisting body (e), and Z twists are given to the fibrous bundles (Y1) and (Y2) under false twisting body (e). The intermittent holding of the holding rollers (C1) and (C2) in cooperation with the S and Z twists permits the S and Z twists to remain alternately in the almost the same phase in the fibrous bundles (Y1) and (Y2) under the false twisting body (e), and the doubling of both fibrous bundles (Y1) and (Y2) gives one yarn (Y) by the self twisting.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は、ドラフトされた2本の無撚りの繊維束にS(
右)撚りと2(左)撚りを交互に施撚し、セルフツイス
トを利用して該2本の繊維束を撚り合わせて紡績糸を製
造する方法に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides S(
This relates to a method of manufacturing a spun yarn by alternately twisting the right) twist and the 2 (left) twist, and twisting the two fiber bundles together using self-twisting.

従来から紡績糸の製造方法としては、所謂、リングトラ
ペラ方式と称される方法による場合がその大半を占めて
いるが、該方法はスピンド〜の回転によりリング上を回
転するトラペラによって生じた撚りを、ローフドラフト
装置によりドラフトされフロントローフから出てくる無
撚りの糸条に伝播させて撚掛けし、糸条とするものであ
るが。
Traditionally, the majority of methods for producing spun yarn have been based on the so-called ring trapper method, which uses twists generated by a trapper rotating on a ring due to the rotation of a spindle. The untwisted yarn drafted by the loaf drafting device and coming out of the front loaf is propagated and twisted to form yarn.

該方法ではスピンドルの回転数と撚数とによって糸条の
送り出し速度、即ちスピンドA/1錘当りの生産量が規
制されてしまう。又撚数は、紡出糸条の番手によってそ
の適正撚数が設定されているが一般的な紡績糸の適正撚
数領域は400〜1200即11であり、又現行のスピ
ンドμの最高回転数は毎分12.000回稜度であるの
で、糸条の送り出し速度。
In this method, the speed at which the yarn is sent out, that is, the production amount per spindle A/spindle, is regulated by the number of rotations and the number of twists of the spindle. In addition, the appropriate number of twists is set depending on the count of the spun yarn, but the appropriate number of twists for general spun yarns is 400 to 1200, which is 11, and the maximum rotation speed of the current spindle μ is 12,000 rotations per minute, so it is the yarn delivery speed.

即ち紡出速度は6〜5011/min程度のものとなり
That is, the spinning speed is about 6 to 5011/min.

一般的に20m/Iflin程度の紡出速度のものが多
い。
Generally, there are many spinning speeds of about 20 m/Iflin.

他方、近年増加したオープンエンド方式の場合でも、6
0膳/1ain程度の低生産量の紡出速度のものがうい
。このように、紡出速度が低速である最大の理由は、紡
出糸条の撚掛けを実撚で行うためであるが、このような
低生産量であるが故に、多数のヌビンド〜錘数な必要と
し、そのためにそれに伴う運転に要するエネルギーや人
員9機械設備、土地、建屋等に多大の投資を要すること
となり、製造コストも必然的に高価なものになるという
欠点を有している。
On the other hand, even in the case of open-end methods, which have increased in recent years, 6
The spinning speed of low production amount of about 0 tray/1 ain is good. As described above, the main reason why the spinning speed is low is that the spun yarn is twisted by actual twisting. Therefore, it requires a large amount of energy, personnel, machinery, land, buildings, etc. required for operation, and has the disadvantage that the manufacturing cost is inevitably high.

本発明は9以上の欠点を解決するための高速紡績を可能
とする。セルフツイストを利用した紡績糸の製造方法の
提供を目的とするものである。
The present invention enables high speed spinning to overcome nine or more drawbacks. The purpose of this invention is to provide a method for producing spun yarn using self-twisting.

即ち9本発明は、常法によりドフフトしてフロントロー
フから一定間隔を保って紡出した2本の無撚の繊維束を
9回転する一対の間歇把持ローフにより間歇的な把持を
繰返しつつ、互に交叉状に接触しながら走行する一対の
無端状ぺA/)からなる仮撚施撚体へ導入して、一方向
に加熱することにより屑繊維束にそれぞれS、z交互の
撚りを付与し1次いで両施撚繊錨車を合糸してセルフツ
イストにより1本の糸条を形成させ引取ることを特徴と
する紡績糸の製造方法である。
That is, in the present invention, two untwisted fiber bundles, which are dofted by a conventional method and spun at a constant interval from the front loaf, are repeatedly gripped intermittently by a pair of intermittent gripping loafs that rotate nine times. The waste fiber bundles are introduced into a false twisting body consisting of a pair of endless fibers (A/) running in cross-contact contact with each other, and heated in one direction to impart alternate S and Z twists to the waste fiber bundles. This method of producing a spun yarn is characterized in that: first, both twisted fiber anchor wheels are combined to form one yarn by self-twisting, and the yarn is taken off.

以下に9本発明の構成を詳細に説明する。The configuration of the present invention will be explained in detail below.

第1図は9本発明に係る製造方法を実施している場合の
簡略斜視図、第2図はその側面図である常法の手段によ
ってドフフトされ、一定の間隔を保ちながらフロントロ
ーフ(alから紡出された2本の無撚りの繊維束(Yl
 )、(Ya)は、その下方に取り付けられている繊維
束ガイド(h、)(bt)を通って1対の間歇把持ロー
フ(at ) (at )の間に送り込まれる。
Figure 1 is a simplified perspective view of the case in which the manufacturing method according to the present invention is carried out, and Figure 2 is its side view. Two spun untwisted fiber bundles (Yl
), (Ya) are fed between a pair of intermittent gripping loaves (at) (at) through a fiber bundle guide (h,) (bt) mounted below.

ここでこの1対の間歇把持ローフ(at)、(C*)の
中の一方のローブ(C8)は通常の円形ローフであり、
他方のローブ(C3)の局面の一部は、第2図で示すよ
うに、斜線部分((14)が、切欠されている。従って
Here, one lobe (C8) of the pair of intermittent grasping loaves (at) and (C*) is a normal circular loaf,
As shown in FIG. 2, a part of the surface of the other lobe (C3) has a hatched portion ((14) cut out.

送り込まれた繊維束(Y、 ) 、(Ya )は、該1
対の間歇把持ローラ(C+)、(am)によって間歇的
にニップされながら下方へ送られて繊維束ガイド((b
 )、 (市)に通され9次いで一定の間隔を保ちなか
ら仮撚施撚体(elに送り込まれる。仮撚施撚体(e)
はその片面の1部で互いに交叉状に接触し合いながら走
行する1対の無端状ぺμ)(at)と(am )とから
なり、繊細束(Y; ) 、(Ya)は無端状ベルト(
e、)と(e−)との交叉状接触箇所の中へ導入される
。無端状べtv ) (el)は矢印(N+ )方向へ
−(at)は(N、)方向へ、それぞれ進行しており、
該交叉状接触箇所の中へ導入された繊維束(Yl)と(
Y、)とは、該交叉状接触箇所で確実に挾持され包み込
まれてスリップすることなく一方向に仮撚りが掛けられ
る。そして屑繊維束には仮撚施撚体の上部ではS撚りが
、下部では2撚りがそれぞれ伝播し、同時に間歇把持ロ
ーフ(Ql )l (cm )の間歇的把持との協働作
用により、仮撚施撚体(e)の下部の繊維束(Y、)、
(Ya)にそれぞれほぼ同一位相でS撚りと2撚りとが
交互に施される。次いで施撚された屑繊維束(Y、)と
(Y、)は糸条ガイド’<r)で合糸され、S、Z交互
のセμフッイス(自己撚り)により1本の糸条(1)が
形成され、デリベリ−ローフ(g+ )、 (g* )
 Icより引取られ、ワインダー但)に捲取られる。
The fed fiber bundles (Y, ), (Ya) are
The fiber bundle guide ((b
), (ichi) and then fed into the false twisted body (el) while keeping a constant interval.False twisted body (e)
consists of a pair of endless belts (μ) (at) and (am) that run while intersecting with each other on a part of one side, and the delicate bundles (Y; ) and (Ya) are endless belts. (
e, ) and (e-) into the cross-shaped contact point. The endless beam (tv) (el) is moving in the direction of the arrow (N+) and - (at) is moving in the direction of (N,), respectively.
The fiber bundle (Yl) introduced into the cross-shaped contact point and (
Y, ) is securely held and wrapped at the cross-shaped contact point and false twisted in one direction without slipping. Then, in the waste fiber bundle, the S twist is propagated in the upper part of the false twisted body, and the 2 twist is propagated in the lower part, and at the same time, due to the cooperative action of the intermittent gripping of the intermittent gripping loaf (Ql)l (cm), fiber bundle (Y,) at the bottom of the twisted body (e);
(Ya) are alternately given an S twist and a 2-twist with substantially the same phase. Next, the twisted waste fiber bundles (Y, ) and (Y, ) are combined by a yarn guide '<r), and are twisted into one yarn (1 ) are formed, delivery loaf (g+), (g*)
It is picked up from IC and rolled up by a winder.

ところで本発明の製造方法では、仮撚施撚体(8)の交
叉状接触箇所の上部で1対の間歇把持ローフ(c+ )
 、(−)が、該箇所を通過する繊維束(Yl ) 、
(Ys )を間歇的に圧接把持して、撚りの伝播を阻止
するので、・・・・・・・・蒙繊細束αt )、 (Y
s )にS、zの東撚りが交互に付与されることになり
、それによるセルフツイストによって、該繊維束(Yl
 ) (Ya )がS、z交互に撚り合わされて紡績糸
(イ)が形成される。即ち9例えばフロントローフ(ロ
))と1対の間歇把持ローフ(c+ )、(C−との距
離と、前記間歇把持ローフ(at )、 (as )と
1対の無端状べA/ ) (el )、(ex )から
なる仮撚施撚体(8)との距離とが等距離であって。
By the way, in the manufacturing method of the present invention, a pair of intermittent gripping loaves (c+) are attached at the upper part of the cross-shaped contact area of the false twisting body (8).
, (-) is the fiber bundle (Yl) passing through the point,
(Ys ) is intermittently pressed and gripped to prevent the propagation of twist, so...
East twists of S and z are applied alternately to the fiber bundle (Yl
) (Ya) are twisted alternately in S and Z to form a spun yarn (A). That is, 9, for example, the distance between the front loaf (b)) and a pair of intermittent gripping lobes (c+), (C-, and the intermittent gripping loaf (at), (as) and a pair of endless gripping lobes A/) ( The distance to the false twisted body (8) consisting of el ) and (ex ) is the same distance.

かつ繊維束(”L )、(S )には仮撚施撚体(e)
によって1000回の仮撚りが付与されているものとす
る。
And the fiber bundles ("L") and (S) have false twisted bodies (e)
It is assumed that 1000 times of false twisting has been applied.

然るときは、仮撚施撚体(e)の交叉状接触箇所の上部
の繊維束(Yl )、(Y−にはそれぞれS撚りが10
00回、下部の繊維・束(Yl )、(Ys ) ec
 i! Z撚りが1000回(C−)を通過している時
、即ち圧接していない両p−フ(C+ )と(C−)の
間を通過している時は、撚りはフロントローフ−)迄伝
播されており、そのため紡出張力に耐え得るだけの撚り
が繊維束(Yl )、(Yl )に付与される。この瞬
時に掛る撚りはフロントローフ(ロ))と間歇把持ロー
フ(am ) 、Cat )の間でS撚り500回、邑
歇把持ローツ(at )、 (cm )と、仮撚施撚体
(elとの間で8撚り500回ということになり、仮撚
施撚体1e)の下部では逆撚りである2撚1000回に
よって相殺されて2撚り500回の実撚りが繊維束(Y
a入(Ya )に付与される。叉繊細束(Yl )、 
(Ym )が間歇把持ローフ(at )、 (cm )
の闇で圧接把持されている時は。
In this case, the fiber bundle (Yl) above the cross-shaped contact point of the false-twisted body (e), (Y-) each has an S twist of 10
00 times, lower fiber/bundle (Yl), (Ys) ec
i! When the Z twist passes 1000 times (C-), that is, when it passes between the two p-fibers (C+) and (C-) that are not pressed together, the twist reaches the front loaf -). As a result, the fiber bundles (Yl) and (Yl) are given enough twist to withstand the spinning force. This instantaneous twist is 500 S twists between the front loaf (b)) and the intermittent gripping loaf (am), cat), the intermittent gripping loaf (at), (cm), and the false twisting body (el This results in 500 twists of 8 twists between the fiber bundle (Y
It is given to a entry (Ya). Delicate bundle (Yl),
(Ym) is an intermittent grasping loaf (at), (cm)
When you are being held tightly in the darkness.

その瞬時の撚りは前記切欠部(c’s )通過時の残g
IS撚り500回と間歇把持ロー→(at )+ (伽
)と仮撚施撚体(61間に滞溜した1000回の8撚り
との和1500回となり、これが該仮撚施撚体(e)の
下部では逆撚りである2撚り1000回との差500回
の8撚りの実撚りとなって繊維束ff1)、(Y−に付
与されることになる。以上のS撚り、2撚りが繊維束(
Ys )、(Ys )へ交互に繰り返し付与され、さら
に両繊細束(Yl)−(Y當)が合糸されてセルフツイ
ストにより紡M糸(7)が形成されることになるのであ
る。
The instantaneous twist is the residual g when passing through the notch (c's).
The sum of 500 IS twists, the intermittent grip low → (at) + (伽), and the 8 twists of 1000 times accumulated during ), the actual twist is 8 twists, which is a difference of 500 times from the reverse twist of 1000 times, and is attached to the fiber bundle ff1), (Y-.The above S twist and 2 twists are Fiber bundle (
Ys) and (Ys) are alternately and repeatedly applied, and both delicate bundles (Yl) and (Ys) are combined to form a spun M yarn (7) by self-twisting.

以上のごとく1本発明の紡績糸の製造方法は。As described above, the method for producing spun yarn of the present invention is as follows.

1対のべ〃トからなる仮撚施撚体により2本の繊維束を
一定間隔を保ちつつ仮撚りを付与する方式であるので、
スリップが少なく、走行繊維束に確実に撚りを付与する
ことができ、しかも間歇把持ローブとの協働作用により
S、z交互の撚を付与し、さらにセルフツイストにより
高速でS撚、Z撚を交互に有する紡績糸を形成させるの
で、従来のリングトフペラ方式に比べ追に高い生産量を
挙げることができるもので、有用な紡績糸の製造方法で
ある。
This method applies false twist to two fiber bundles while keeping a constant distance between them using a false twisting body consisting of a pair of beads.
There is little slippage, and it is possible to reliably apply twist to the running fiber bundle, and in addition, by working together with the intermittent gripping lobes, alternate S and Z twists can be applied, and self-twisting allows for S and Z twists at high speed. Since spun yarns having alternating patterns are formed, it is possible to achieve a higher production amount than the conventional ring-to-fpel method, and it is a useful method for producing spun yarns.

次に本発明を実施例によりさらに詳細に説明する。Next, the present invention will be explained in more detail with reference to Examples.

実施例 4吋カッF長のポリエステル綿の粗糸を用い。Example Uses 4-inch F-length polyester cotton roving.

8Kr 160−01のドラフト装置により60倍のド
ラフトを掛けて得られた。bn@手相当の2本の無撚り
の繊維束(Yj )、(Yt )を第1図及び第2図に
示す装置のフロントローフ匝)から紡出し、繊維束ガイ
ド(b+ )、 (bs )を経て、181下方の1対
間歇把持ローラ(oi )、 (−)に導入した。該ロ
ーブ(C+)は表面が合成ゴムで直径somm9幅20
mmであり、ローラ鴎)は輻30−1円周1800分の
周面の半径が40mm。
It was obtained by applying a draft of 60 times using an 8Kr 160-01 drafting device. Two untwisted fiber bundles (Yj), (Yt), equivalent to bn@hand, are spun from the front loaf box of the apparatus shown in Figs. 1 and 2, and fiber bundle guides (b+), (bs) are spun. After that, it was introduced into a pair of intermittent gripping rollers (oi) and (-) below 181. The surface of the lobe (C+) is made of synthetic rubber, and the diameter is somm 9 and the width is 20.
mm, and the radius of the circumferential surface of the roller gull (roller gull) is 40 mm.

残り円周180”分の周面の半径が37.5mmのステ
ンレス鋼製のローラである。即ち局面の半周で繊維束(
Yl >、 (Ya )を圧接把持し、残り半周の深さ
5鵬の切欠部(c’s )では把持しない。なお繊維束
ガイド(tlk 入(bs )は間歇把持ローフ(ci
 )、(am )の上方7mの位置に取り付けられてい
る。
It is a stainless steel roller with a circumferential radius of 37.5 mm for the remaining circumference of 180". In other words, the fiber bundle (
Yl>, (Ya) is pressed and gripped, and not gripped at the notch (c's) with a depth of 5 mm on the remaining half circumference. Note that the fiber bundle guide (tlk input (bs)) is an intermittent gripping loaf (ci)
), (am ) at a position 7 m above.

次に、間歇把持ローフ(01)、(Q* )を通過した
繊維束(Ya )、 (Y雪)は、繊維束ガイド(dt
λ(市)を径て、4.5傷下方の仮撚施撚体(e)の1
対の無端状べ)4’ ) (et )。
Next, the fiber bundles (Ya) and (Y snow) that have passed through the intermittent gripping loaf (01) and (Q*) are transferred to the fiber bundle guide (dt
1 of the false twisted body (e) with 4.5 scratches below the λ (city)
A pair of endless forms) 4') (et).

(e9)の交叉状接触箇所へと導き入れられる。該無端
状べρト妬入(81))t、 IIJlIJ[(Yl)
、(Yffi)カ挿入すれる側r、凝て115”の交叉
角度で交叉し1図示しない駆動装置によって表面速度9
00V社nτ゛走打している。繊維束(Ys )、(Y
a )は、*仮撚施撚体4e)により仮撚な掛けられて
、糸条ガイド(flを経て紡績糸(1)となり、その下
方8alの1対のデリベリ−ローフ<Jp )、 (g
t )の間へと導入され、これを通過して、ワインンダ
ー軸)により播き取り速度150m/園1nで捲き取ら
れる。
It is guided into the cross-shaped contact point (e9). The endless bet (81))t, IIJlIJ[(Yl)
, (Yffi) The side r into which the force is inserted intersects at an intersection angle of 115''.
00V company nτ゛ is running and hitting. Fiber bundle (Ys), (Y
a) is false-twisted by the *false-twisted body 4e), passes through the yarn guide (fl), becomes the spun yarn (1), and a pair of delivery loaves <Jp) below it 8al, (g
t), passes through this and is wound up by a winder shaft) at a sowing speed of 150 m/field 1n.

なお、この場合、フロントローラー)と間歇把持ローラ
(as )、(−)との閤1:0.5’li、間歇把持
ローラ(o+ )、(am )と1対のデダベ90−フ
(gt )、(gm )の間に1%、1対のデリベリロ
ーフ(g+ )、(g雪)とワインダーンの開ec2%
の、それぞれオーバーフィードを与えた。)その結果得
られた紡績糸は、  24.8ffi毎の間隔で最高2
0回/emf)S撚、2撚が交互に施された60番双子
のセルフツイスト紡績糸であった0
In this case, the front roller) and the intermittent gripping rollers (as) and (-) are connected 1:0.5'li, and the intermittent gripping rollers (o+) and (am) are connected to a pair of dead-beam 90-f (gt ), (gm ) 1%, a pair of delivery loaves (g+ ), (g snow) and wind dern opening ec2%
, each gave an overfeed. ) The resulting spun yarn has a spacing of up to 24.8ffi.
0 times/emf) 0 was a 60th twin self-twist spun yarn with S twist and 2 twist applied alternately.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明の製造方法に用いる装置の簡略斜視図で
あり、第2図はその側面図である。 (Yl )、(Yl ) ・−繊維束、(Y)・・・紡
績糸、顧・・・フロントロー ? 、  (b+ )*
(bx)、(dt )、(dt ) −am維細束イド
、  (ci)−円形ローブ、(C奮)・・・一部切欠
ローフ、鳴)・・・(C8)の切欠部*<et−・・仮
撚施撚体(at入(et)・・・無端状べρト、(f)
・・・糸条ガイド、Qll−・・ワインダ。 特許出願人 ユニチカ株式会社
FIG. 1 is a simplified perspective view of an apparatus used in the manufacturing method of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a side view thereof. (Yl), (Yl) - fiber bundle, (Y)...spun yarn, customer...front row? , (b+)*
(bx), (dt), (dt) -am fiber bundle id, (ci) -circular lobe, (C)...partially notched loaf, ring)...notch of (C8)*< et-...False twisted body (at included (et)...Endless net, (f)
... Yarn guide, Qll-... Winder. Patent applicant Unitika Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)常法によりドラフトしてフロントローラからつつ
、互いに交叉状に接触しながら走行する一対の無端状ベ
ルトからなる仮撚施撚体へ導入して、一方崗に加熱する
ことにより両繊細束にそれぞれS、z交互の撚りを付与
し1次いで両施撚繊維東を合糸してセルフツイストによ
り1本の糸条を形成させ引取ることを特徴とする紡績糸
の製造方法。
(1) Draft it by a conventional method and introduce it from the front roller into a false-twisted body consisting of a pair of endless belts that run in cross-contact contact with each other, and then heat both of the delicate bundles. A method for producing a spun yarn, which comprises applying alternate S and Z twists to each of the fibers, and then combining the two twisted fibers to form one yarn by self-twisting and taking it off.
JP20838481A 1981-12-22 1981-12-22 Preparation of spun yarn Pending JPS58109631A (en)

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