JPS58191268A - Production of mesh collapsed fabric - Google Patents

Production of mesh collapsed fabric

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JPS58191268A
JPS58191268A JP57073425A JP7342582A JPS58191268A JP S58191268 A JPS58191268 A JP S58191268A JP 57073425 A JP57073425 A JP 57073425A JP 7342582 A JP7342582 A JP 7342582A JP S58191268 A JPS58191268 A JP S58191268A
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三男 松本
佐々木 良幸
折居 一憲
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Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は、優れた性能の自演布帛管製造する方法に関す
A%のである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing self-produced fabric tubes with superior performance.

従来より、羽根布団のIl地、あるいは中JIIKダウ
ンta用し九キルテイング岬の防嘩衣料用布帛には特別
Kliの込んだいわゆる自演布帛が使用書れている。
Conventionally, a so-called self-playing fabric containing a special Kli has been used as the Il fabric of a feather duvet, or as a fabric for fighting clothing of a nine-quilting cape for use in medium JIIK down ta.

即ち、通常の木綿や・合鎗綿の布団あるいはキルテイン
グ勢に用いられている布帛を使用したのでは、中に詰め
たダウンか布帛の目のすき間から外に突き出て来て商品
価値を著しく害する欠点があるので、この対策として細
い高級番手の糸条を用い良高密度の織物を更に一対のロ
ーラーの間を通してプレスして、織物の目を押しつぶし
九緻密な構造の布帛が使用されている。
In other words, if you use a regular cotton or mixed cotton futon or the fabric used for quilting, the down stuffed inside will stick out through the gaps in the fabric, significantly damaging the product value. As a countermeasure to this problem, a fine, high-density woven fabric is pressed between a pair of rollers using thin, high-quality yarn to crush the grains of the woven fabric, resulting in a fabric with a dense structure.

然しながら、この様な対策を施こした布帛は、ダウンが
出て来ない効果はあるものの、強い目潰し加工を施す結
果、従来の自演布帛では、風合がペーパーライクで硬い
ものになり易く、着用中にカサカサ音がしたり、身体へ
のフィツト性が悪く、使用感の良い布帛とは言い雛いも
のであつ九。
However, although fabrics with these measures have the effect of preventing the down from coming out, as a result of the strong crushing process, conventional fabrics tend to have a paper-like and hard texture, making them difficult to wear. The inside of the fabric makes rustling noises, doesn't fit well to the body, and the fabric is not very comfortable to use.

本発明者等は前記欠点を解消すべくダウンの突出防止性
並び和風合共に優れた新規な0潰布帛を開発することを
目的に鋭意研究を行った結果本発明に到ったものである
The present inventors have conducted intensive research with the aim of developing a new zero-ruin fabric that is excellent in both down protrusion prevention properties and Japanese texture in order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks, and have arrived at the present invention.

即ち、本発明は、単糸11.8デニール以下の高伸度、
低収縮性の連続#I維束を1〜2段に牽切を行う牽切域
に供給して不連続繊維束となし、lt不連続lIi維束
に流体を作用せしめて得た無撚若しくは、背押の結束糸
を、経糸および/又#′i緯糸に用いて織物カバー・フ
ァクターCPが25〜35で、かつ、目付が1409/
n/以下の織物となし、しかる後、該織物に高温、加圧
加工をすることを%値とする自演布量の製造方法にある
That is, the present invention provides a single yarn with a high elongation of 11.8 denier or less,
A low-shrinkage continuous #I fiber bundle is supplied to a tension-cutting area where tension-cutting is performed in one or two stages to form a discontinuous fiber bundle, and a non-twisted or , a back-pressed binding yarn is used for the warp and/or #'i weft, the fabric cover factor CP is 25 to 35, and the basis weight is 1409/
There is a method for producing a self-woven fabric whose percentage value is to obtain a woven fabric of n/n or less, and then subject the woven fabric to high temperature and pressure processing.

以下、本発明の詳細な説明する。The present invention will be explained in detail below.

本発明方法に使用する連続做維束は、琳糸繍aがo、s
デニール以下のフィラメントからなるものであり、さら
に好ましくは、O,SデニールJu下のフィラメントを
使用することである。該単糸繊度が0.8デニールを超
える場合は、無撚結束糸の構成線維本数が少なくなり、
口演加工を施してもその効果が半減してしまうことKT
The continuous fiber bundles used in the method of the present invention are
The filament is made of a filament having a denier or less, and it is more preferable to use a filament having a denier of O, S or less. When the single yarn fineness exceeds 0.8 denier, the number of constituent fibers of the non-twist binding yarn decreases,
Even if oral processing is applied, the effect will be halved.KT
.

る。Ru.

又、単糸繊度が0.8デニールを超えて太くなると、口
演加工の結果、布帛が、ごわごわと硬くなるという欠点
が強まるので、いずれにしても、単糸繊度が0.8デニ
ールを超えゐことは好ましくない。
In addition, if the single yarn fineness exceeds 0.8 denier, the disadvantage that the fabric becomes stiff and stiff as a result of oral processing becomes stronger, so in any case, the single yarn fineness exceeds 0.8 denier. I don't like that.

さらに1前記の連続*線束は、高伸度、且つ、低収縮性
であることが重要である。
Furthermore, it is important that the above-mentioned continuous wire bundle has high elongation and low shrinkage.

異体的な伸度としては、40チ以上でめることが好首し
く、さらKIIfましくは一0チ堤上のものを使用し、
収縮率は、潜水収縮率で示して3−以下であることが好
ましい。
It is best to use a different elongation of 40 inches or more, and use KIIf or 10 inches above the embankment.
The shrinkage rate is preferably 3-3 or less expressed as a submerged shrinkage rate.

又、骸連続繊維束の種類としては、ポリプレーピレン、
ボリア(ドウポリエステル、アクリル勢の合成繊維が有
効に使用され、風合や熱固定性のうえで、特にポリエス
テル線維を使用することが好重しい。
In addition, the types of continuous fiber bundles include polyprepyrene,
Synthetic fibers such as boria (dough polyester and acrylic) are effectively used, and polyester fibers are particularly preferred in terms of texture and heat fixability.

次に、本発明方法において重要なポイントは、肢連続a
i#束を1〜2段の牽切を行う牽切域に供給して、不連
続線維となし、流体を作用せしめて無撚若しくは甘揶の
結束糸を用いることである。
Next, the important point in the method of the present invention is that the limb continuity a
The method is to supply the i# bundle to a tension-cutting area where one or two stages of tension-cutting are performed to form discontinuous fibers, apply a fluid, and use untwisted or loose binding threads.

第1図は、本発明方法に用いる連続繊維束を牽切して、
無撚結束糸とする工程の例を示す工程図であって、畦し
く説明すると、1は単糸繊度0.8デニールのフィラメ
ント(切断伸度60チ、潜水収縮率2.8チ)からなる
連続sl維束であって、該連続轍維束1を供給ローラー
2と牽切ローラー40間の牽切域3に供給して1回の牽
切により不連続−継束5となし、引続き該不連続繊維束
5を吸引作用と旋回作用を有する引取ノズル6で引取り
、更にインターレース作用を有する抱合ノズルを通して
、不連続繊維6を抱合して、無撚結束糸9としワインダ
ー10に巻取るものである。
FIG. 1 shows that the continuous fiber bundle used in the method of the present invention is cut,
1 is a process diagram showing an example of the process of making a non-twist binding yarn, and to explain it clearly, 1 is made of a filament with a single yarn fineness of 0.8 denier (cutting elongation 60 inches, submergence shrinkage rate 2.8 inches) The continuous sl fiber bundle 1 is supplied to the tension cutting area 3 between the supply roller 2 and the tension cutting roller 40, and is made into a discontinuous spliced bundle 5 by one tension cutting, and then the continuous rutted fiber bundle 1 is made into a discontinuous spliced bundle 5 by one tension cutting. The discontinuous fiber bundle 5 is taken up by a take-up nozzle 6 that has a suction action and a swirling action, and is further passed through a joining nozzle that has an interlace action to join the discontinuous fibers 6 to form a non-twist binding yarn 9 and wind it in a winder 10. It is.

第1図の例では、牽切域として、−回章句(即ち、一段
章句)のものを示したが、牽切域と17てけ、この他に
数チ以上の割合で牽切を行う予備的な牽切域を連続的K
、又は、ローラーの間を置いて設けても差支えない。但
し、予備牽切も含めて、実質的に牽切を行う回数は1〜
2回(即ち、l−2段)とする必要がある。
In the example in Figure 1, a -circle poem (i.e., a one-stage poem) is shown as the tension area, but there are also preliminary tension areas in which the tension is cut at a rate of several chi or more. Continuous K in the tension cutting area
Alternatively, the rollers may be provided with gaps between the rollers. However, the number of actual tension cuts, including preliminary tension cuts, is 1 to 1.
It is necessary to perform the process twice (ie, 1-2 stages).

即ち、骸章句域が3段幻上の場、合は、牽切した不連続
線維の1本の長さ方向に、同程度の牽伸を付与する結果
、長さ方向に連続的に変化する収縮率を有する不連続繊
維が得られない、その結果、本発明方法で意向する嵩高
性のある糸条や、その糸条による布帛が得られず、本発
明の目的會達成することが出来ない。
In other words, if the skeleton section is a three-stage illusion, the same degree of stretching is applied to one of the stretched discontinuous fibers in the length direction, resulting in a continuous change in the length direction. Discontinuous fibers having a shrinkage rate cannot be obtained, and as a result, bulky yarns or fabrics made from the yarns as intended by the method of the present invention cannot be obtained, and the objective of the present invention cannot be achieved. .

薦2因は、本発明方法に使用する無撚結束糸を構成的に
示し九−面図であって、該無撚結束糸を構成する個々の
轍laは、その憂さ方向に沿って異る、且つ、変化する
収縮率を有しているから、該無撚結束糸条の中で、従来
の高収縮繊維と、低収縮線維との混紡された嵩高糸とは
異る形態の嵩高糸条となる。
The second reason for this recommendation is that the non-twisted binding yarn used in the method of the present invention is structurally shown in a nine-dimensional view, and the individual ruts la constituting the non-twisted binding yarn differ along the direction of rutting. , and has a variable shrinkage rate, so that among the non-twist bound yarns, the bulky yarn has a different form from the conventional bulky yarn that is a blend of high shrinkage fibers and low shrinkage fibers. becomes.

即ち、#g2図において、1本の繊維#i、aで示す1
.1本の鎗−のように、無撚結束糸のなかで、県東の中
心部と、外層部に適宜マイグレーションしながら配置さ
れJ各線維の交給、抱合が良好な糸として、且つ、高収
sit#lsによる硬い芯も存在せず良好な嵩高性を有
する糸となる。
That is, in the #g2 diagram, one fiber #i, 1 indicated by a
.. Like a single spear, the untwisted binding yarn is arranged in the central part of the eastern part of the prefecture and the outer layer while migrating as appropriate, making it a yarn with good cross-pollination and conjugation of each fiber, and a high There is no hard core due to sagging, resulting in a yarn with good bulkiness.

かかる無撚結束糸は、特K、高伸度、月つ、低収縮の連
続−維束を用いて得たものであるから、牽切に際しては
、非常圧高い牽伸と、且つ、この高牽伸による牽切時の
残留歪の変化が、1本の#維の中で、低い収縮率を有す
る部分と、高い収縮率を有する部分とを出現せしめ、そ
の収縮率差(例えば潜水収縮率で3%以上)を拡大せし
めた結果得られる屯・のなのでおる。
Since such untwisted binding yarn is obtained using a special K, high elongation, low shrinkage continuous fiber bundle, it is necessary to carry out drafting at an extremely high pressure and at the same time when cutting the tension. Changes in residual strain during tension cutting due to drafting cause parts with a low shrinkage rate and parts with a high shrinkage rate to appear in one #fiber, and the difference in shrinkage rate (for example, submergence shrinkage rate) 3% or more).

尚、本発明方法では、前記の無撚結束糸に、撚係数2以
下のせ撚を付与したものを用いることが串来る。(ここ
に撚係数は、 特に、骸連続緻維束を章切する際、供給ローラー2と牽
切ローラー4の間隙を長く設定してステープル繊維の平
均繊維長を1501以上にしてやると結束糸の抱合性が
強くなるため撚係数2以下の極せ撚でも場合によっては
無撚でも十分製繊が可能となり、該せ撚若しくは無撚と
することによシ糸が断面方向に変形し易く、且つ、線維
のマイグレーション本容易となるため更に織物構造を緻
密にすることが出来る。
In addition, in the method of the present invention, it is possible to use the above-mentioned non-twist binding yarn which has been given a twist with a twist coefficient of 2 or less. (Here, the twist coefficient is, especially when cutting a continuous dense fiber bundle, if the gap between the supply roller 2 and the tension cutting roller 4 is set long and the average fiber length of the staple fibers is 1501 or more, the binding yarn becomes Because the conjugation property is strengthened, it is possible to produce fibers with extreme twisting with a twist coefficient of 2 or less, or even with no twisting in some cases, and by making the twisting or non-twisting, the yarn is easily deformed in the cross-sectional direction, and This facilitates the migration of fibers, making it possible to further refine the woven structure.

本発明は、かかる無侘若しくけせ祢結東糸を紗糸および
/又は緯糸に用いて、高密度の織物に織成し、高温、加
圧加工して0潰布帛を得るものである。
In the present invention, such a plain or woven east yarn is used as a gauze yarn and/or a weft yarn, woven into a high-density woven fabric, and subjected to high temperature and pressure processing to obtain a 0-crumple fabric.

該高密度の織物としては、その織物カバー・ファクター
CFが26〜slIの範囲にある本のが有効である。但
し、ことに織物カバー・ファクターCFは、 で求める。該織物カバー・ファクターCFが25未満で
あると、緻密表面の布帛が得られず、ダウンの吹出し防
止効果がなく本発明の目的を達成することができない。
As the high-density fabric, a fabric having a fabric cover factor CF in the range of 26 to slI is effective. However, in particular, the fabric cover factor CF is determined by: If the fabric cover factor CF is less than 25, a fabric with a dense surface cannot be obtained, and there is no effect of preventing down from blowing out, making it impossible to achieve the object of the present invention.

一方、カバー・ファクターCFが35を超える場合は、
緻密表面の布帛は得られても、風合が不良となり、高密
度に織成する結果、製織効率をイト下させるので使用し
ない、父、本発明方法は、前記のような無撚若しくはせ
撚結束糸を用いるので、従来、この種の0潰布帛の製造
で、困難であった目付の小さな織物(目付140 t 
/ m以下)の製造を可能とした。即ち、拳糸藺度0.
8デニール以下の細い線維の使用、無撚若t〜〈はせ撚
結束糸としたことにより、細番手の結束糸を用い、目付
の小さい織物にも、0潰布帛の機能を付与したものであ
る。
On the other hand, if the cover factor CF exceeds 35,
Even if a fabric with a dense surface is obtained, the texture is poor and the weaving efficiency is reduced as a result of dense weaving, so it is not used. Because binding yarn is used, it is difficult to manufacture this type of zero-rubber fabric, which has traditionally been difficult.
/ m or less). In other words, the fist level is 0.
By using thin fibers of 8 denier or less and using untwisted to twisted binding threads, we are able to use fine-count binding threads and give the functionality of 0-crumple fabrics even to fabrics with a small basis weight. be.

又、本発明方法により得られる0潰布帛は、^温、加圧
して行う口演加工の程度が極〈軽いものであってもダウ
ンの吹出し防+L K:効果があり、温度140℃、線
圧5〜1crnの加圧ローラVC通したものでも、フラ
ジール通気性(JI8L−1079)が31−IJ4/
 ttl、 ・see以下のもの1−得ることが出来る
In addition, the zero collapse fabric obtained by the method of the present invention has a very low degree of oral processing performed at temperature and pressure. Even when passed through a pressure roller VC of 5 to 1 crn, the Frazier air permeability (JI8L-1079) is 31-IJ4/
ttl, ・See the following 1-can be obtained.

IJ T、実施例について説明する。IJT, Examples will be described.

実施例 単糸一度0.7デニール、伸度54チ、潜水収縮率0.
9−のポリエステルフィラメントからなる全デニール!
Gooデニールの連続線維束を60Q■の間隔を有する
供給ローラー2と、牽切ローラー4間でJIS倍のドラ
フト比で1日で章切し、平均鹸維長210m任意断面に
おける全fII細内に占める単#I維内の潜水収縮率差
3襲以上の琳線維の割合が76%の不連続瞭維束を得、
引続き誼不連#!J!ll維束に空気抱合ノズルを作用
せしめてインターレースを付4し、細番手40番手の無
撚結束糸を得た。
Example Single yarn: 0.7 denier, elongation: 54 inches, submergence shrinkage: 0.
Full denier made of 9-polyester filament!
A continuous fiber bundle of Goo denier is cut in one day between a supply roller 2 with an interval of 60Q■ and a tension cutting roller 4 at a draft ratio of JIS times, and the average fiber length is 210 m, and the fiber bundle is cut into a total fII in an arbitrary cross section. A discontinuous and distinct fiber bundle was obtained in which the proportion of Rin fibers with a submerged contraction rate difference of 3 or more within single #I fibers was 76%.
Continuing to discontinue #! J! An air binding nozzle was applied to the 11 fiber bundle to form an interlace layer, thereby obtaining a non-twist binding yarn having a fine count of 40.

次に#無撚結束糸に3.8回/ 2.64 cpR(!
I8係数ζ0.6)の撚を加え、線密度、酸103本/
2.54 cm、 478本/ 2.54 cnl(カ
バーファクターζ29)の平織−を製織し、通常の方法
で染色した後、通常のレベルより軽い条件で口演加工を
行り喪。
Next, 3.8 times/2.64 cpR (!
Add twist with I8 coefficient ζ 0.6), linear density, acid 103/
A plain weave of 2.54 cm, 478 threads/2.54 cnl (cover factor ζ29) is woven, dyed using the usual method, and then subjected to oral processing under lighter conditions than normal.

次表に上記で得られた0潰布帛の物性並びに該0潰布帛
を用いて羽根布団を造り1ケ月間使用、使用テストを行
った結果を示す。尚、比較用として、ポリエステルと木
綿を1:1で゛混紡して作った綿番手40番手(撚係数
3.3)の通常の紡績糸を用いて、線密度、経108本
/Inch。
The following table shows the physical properties of the 0-depression fabric obtained above, as well as the results of making a feather comforter using the 0-depression fabric and using it for one month and conducting a usage test. For comparison, a normal spun yarn of cotton count 40 (twist coefficient 3.3) made by blending polyester and cotton at a ratio of 1:1 was used, and the linear density was 108 yarns/inch.

緯80本/ Inch (カバーファクター″;30)
の平鎗物を製繊(7通常の方法で染色、0潰加工した布
帛についても同様にテストを行ったのでその結果も示し
た。
Latitude 80 / Inch (Cover factor ″; 30)
A similar test was conducted on a fabric that was dyed and milled using the usual method, and the results are also shown.

尚、本発明方法による布帛を0潰加工せずにフラジール
通気性を測定してみたところ2.0ffl/−・畠・ぐ
の値を示し、自演加工無でも使用出来る性能を有してい
た。
In addition, when the Frazier air permeability of the fabric produced by the method of the present invention was measured without being subjected to zero crushing processing, it showed a value of 2.0 ffl/--Hatake-gu, indicating that it had performance that could be used even without self-processing.

以上のように、本発明方法によれば、1潰効果が良くダ
ウンプルーフ性能並びに風合共KsL好な1償布帛を得
ることが出来る。
As described above, according to the method of the present invention, it is possible to obtain a one-year-old fabric with a good one-up effect, down-proof performance, and good hand KsL.

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

@1図は、本発明方法に用いる連続ai繊維束章句して
、無撚結束糸とする工程の例を示す工梅図、第2因は、
本発明方法に使用する無撚結束糸の形st−示す側面図
である。 特許出願人 帝人株式会社 F+  図 才2図
Figure 1 is a diagram showing an example of the process of converting continuous AI fiber bundles into non-twisted binding yarns used in the method of the present invention.The second factor is:
FIG. 2 is a side view showing the shape of the untwisted binding yarn used in the method of the present invention. Patent applicant: Teijin Ltd. F+ Figure 2

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 単糸傾度0,8デニール以下の高伸度、低収縮性の4続
#維束を1′−2段に章句を行う牽切域に供給して不連
続−紐束となし、註不連続稙績束に流体を作用せ[7め
て侍た#、撚若しくは、せ撚の結束糸t1経糸および/
又は緯糸に用いて織物カバ−9ファクターCFが25〜
35で、かつ目付がxaof/lrl以下の1物となし
、L7かる後、該織物に高温、加圧加工をすることを特
徴とする自演布帛の製造方法。
A high elongation, low shrinkage 4-strand # fiber bundle with a single thread inclination of 0.8 denier or less is supplied to the tension-cutting area where the haiku is performed in 1'-2 stages to form a discontinuous string bundle, Note: Discontinuous Apply a fluid to the yarn bundle [7.
Or use it for the weft to cover a fabric with a 9 factor CF of 25~
35 and a fabric weight of xaof/lrl or less, and after reaching L7, the fabric is subjected to high temperature and pressure processing.
JP57073425A 1982-05-04 1982-05-04 Production of mesh collapsed fabric Granted JPS58191268A (en)

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