JPS5846145Y2 - Stretchy high pile fabric - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention has flexibility because the stitches of the fabric are mixed in various sizes, and has almost uniform elasticity in the warp and weft directions, making it easy to drive piles. , exhibits an entangled shape with the horizontally adjacent threads on the back surface, and
Since each pile is formed on the surface, there is no risk of the pile coming off, and overall it provides a bi-pile fabric that is light enough to be suitable for casual wear and has sufficient elasticity in all conditions. be.

Conventionally, there are many pile fabrics, but because the pile is driven at the same time as the weaving process, the fabric does not have elasticity, and even if it had elasticity, the warp threads would be placed on one side of the weft. However, due to its history, there is nothing suitable for casual wear that is loose and stretchy, and pile fabrics were deemed unsuitable for loose and loose casual wear.

There is also a product such as No. 48-23774, but there is no entanglement on the back side of the pile, so there is a risk of it coming off, and the knitting of the fabric is even and orderly, so there is a risk of tearing in one direction. In addition, it has various drawbacks, such as lack of flexibility when driving piles, exposing needle holes etc. in the fabric, and impairing the appearance of the product.

Furthermore, there are some such as Utility Model No. 36-386, but they do not have piles on the surface, but have rings on the surface, one of which penetrates the other and intertwines in a lying shape. This is fundamentally different from pile fabric, which has raised piles.

However, in this case, we use a so-called Amsen-style satin-knit fabric, which has uniform elasticity in both warp and warp directions and has asymmetrical stitches, so when the pile fabric itself is made into casual wear, etc., it has elasticity in both warp and warp directions. In addition to giving a sense of slow and comfortable wear, the stitches are random during pile driving, making it flexible and leaving needle holes that make it look unsightly.
There is no risk of tearing or breaking in any way, and the pile is made of adjacent threads a, l), c, d... on the back side.
Since the fabric is formed so that they are intertwined with each other, there is no risk of the pile falling out, and from all points of view, it is extremely suitable as a fabric suitable for casual wear, etc.

To explain in detail about the attached drawing showing an example of implementation, 1 is a base fabric and polyester crimped yarn 100~
The base fabric is made of 100% 150-tenyl material and is made with a circular knitting machine with stitches of about 18 to 22G in an Amsen style satin finish, that is, a fabric in which the stitches are mixed in various sizes and the degree of stretch in the warp and weft directions is approximately equal. , a, l), c on the base fabric
, d..., etc., and first prepare yarn a.
Make one pile a1 on the front side, pass one thread a2 that made the pile a1 through the fabric 1, and bring it out on the back side.
Form the first ring a3.

On the other hand, the other thread a4 formed with the pile a1 is passed through the fabric at a location adjacent to the location where the thread a2 penetrates the fabric, and a second ring a5 is formed on the back surface.

Next, make one pile b1 on the surface with yarn, and
Take one of the yarns b2 from fabric 1, pass through the fabric 1 and bring it out on the back side, form the first ring b3, and pass the second ring a5 through this ring b3. .

In this way, the thread a and thread thread are intertwined with each other on the back side.

On the other hand, the other yarn b4 formed with the pile b1 is made into yarn b.
The fabric is penetrated at the second fabric penetration location and the adjacent location to form a second pinna b5 on the back surface.

Further, the threads C1, d, etc. are formed to form piles CI, di, etc. on the surface as described above, and the first rings C3, d3, etc. are formed on the back surface. ..., 2nd Kanna CS,
ds, etc., and intertwine each ring on the back side to obtain a bi-pile fabric suitable for the casual wear of the present invention.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The attached drawings show an example of the implementation of the present invention. Figure 1 is a partially enlarged plan view of the base fabric, Figure 2 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the surface, and Figure 3 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the surface.
The figure is a partially enlarged plan view of the back surface, and FIG. 4 is an enlarged perspective view showing electrodeposition of pile yarn. 1...Base fabric, al, bl, C1, di...
...Pile, a3゜b3. C3, d3..."1st
Kanna, a 5. b5. C5, d 5"..." 2nd
Kanna.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The base fabric 1 is a stable knit fabric in which the stitches are mixed in various sizes and have approximately equal elasticity in the warp and weft directions, a,
There are pile yarns such as l), c, d, etc., and yarn a
After making one pile a1 on the surface of the fabric, one thread a2 that formed the pile a1 penetrates the fabric and comes out on the back side to create a first ring a3, and the other thread that formed the pile a1 The thread a4 penetrates the fabric at a location adjacent to the thread a2 to form a second ring a on the back side, and then the thread a forms a second ring a on the surface of the fabric.
After making pile b1 of The other yarn b4 penetrates through the fabric at a location adjacent to yarn b2 and forms a second ring b5 on the back side, causing both yarns a and l) to become entangled with each other, creating a pile b1. Thus, thread C9 thread d...
・・・・There are also piles C1, dl on the surface respectively.
etc., and mark C2, C3, C4, C5 and d2 on the back side.
d3. d4. d5..., etc. are made as described above, and the base threads a, l), c, d..., etc. are intertwined with each other on the back side, and the back threads on the front side are intertwined. Pile a1゜bl, CI, di... linked to Kanna.
・Stretchable bi-pile fabric characterized by forming etc.