JPS59112019A - Fiber with cracks and spun yarn therefrom - Google Patents

Fiber with cracks and spun yarn therefrom

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JPS59112019A
JPS59112019A JP21886882A JP21886882A JPS59112019A JP S59112019 A JPS59112019 A JP S59112019A JP 21886882 A JP21886882 A JP 21886882A JP 21886882 A JP21886882 A JP 21886882A JP S59112019 A JPS59112019 A JP S59112019A
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fiber
fibers
cracks
bag
crevasses
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Yasuo Tango
丹後 康夫
Makoto Kanezaki
金崎 誠
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Asahi Kasei Corp
Asahi Chemical Industry Co Ltd
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Asahi Kasei Kogyo KK
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Abstract

PURPOSE:The titled fiber that has crevasses cutting toward the inside of the fiber and a specific ratio of crevasses separating the fiber cross section, thus showing good antipilling properties and water absorption characteristics. CONSTITUTION:The objective acrylic fibers have crevasses cutting inward the cross section, preferably of 1-100mu length, 0.1-3mu maximum width and/or 1- 10, per 20mm. fiber length, of crevasses which divide the fiber cross section into 2 or more pieces, thus keeping good spinnability and post-processability. The angle between the crack direction of the crevasses and the fiber axis preferably is in the range of 0<=theta<=70 deg..

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は抗ピリング特性及び吸水特性等の点で優れた機
能を有するフレバス状の裂は目部を有する繊維及びその
繊維を含む紡績糸に関するものである。更に詳しくは、
単繊維の表面に長さ1〜100β、最大中0.1〜6μ
の大きさで内部へV字型に切れ込んだ裂は目部を有する
ことを特徴としており、新しい機能をもった亀裂を有す
る化学繊維及び天然繊維、またはその繊維を含む紡績糸
を提供するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a fiber having flavour-like fissures and a spun yarn containing the fiber, which has excellent functions in terms of anti-pilling properties, water absorption properties, etc. For more details,
Length 1-100β on the surface of single fiber, maximum 0.1-6μ
The fissure, which is a V-shaped inward cut with a size of be.

化学繊維はすぐれた力学的性質1発色性、良好な風合い
を有しておシ衣料をはじめ種々の繊維製品に広く用いら
れている。一方、繊維素材に対する要求は近年きわめて
広汎多様であって外観の美しさとともに機能性が要求さ
れてきている。
Synthetic fibers have excellent mechanical properties, color development, and good texture, and are widely used in various textile products including clothing. On the other hand, the demands on textile materials have recently become extremely wide-ranging and diverse, with demands for not only beautiful appearance but also functionality.

しかし、衣料用、インテリア用等に広く用いられる場合
、洗濯、使用を繰返すとその力学的性能に基つくピリン
グが発生し易く著しくその外観の美しさや風合を損う問
題がある。
However, when it is widely used for clothing, interior decoration, etc., repeated washing and use tends to cause pilling due to its mechanical performance, which significantly impairs its beauty and texture.

従来より合成極細の抗ピリング性を向上させる方法及び
物が種々提案されている。大部分は繊維の製造段階にお
いて、特殊なポリマー、重合、紡糸、後処理を施して、
繊維の力学的性質を均質に低下δせるものであシ、製造
工程が複雑になるとともに生産性が低い等、1条的にメ
リットが極めて小ちいものであった。一方、繊維製品に
物理的に傷を与えて抗ピリング性を付与しようとするも
のに、特公昭5B−5863号、特開昭56−1285
24号が必シ、これらはいずれもアクリロニトリル重合
体に関するもので繊維をトウ状にて加熱し軟化させた後
スタッファ−ボックス型クリ/バー等を用いて圧力をか
け事実上その引張強力を保持しつつ、引掛強度を低下せ
しめるものでおる。しかし、この方法で強度を低下させ
るにはクリンパ−の二ッグ圧及びボックス圧を非常に強
くする必要があシ、繊維同志の融着、切れ糸等が生じト
ウの形態が悪くなる小さな傷が座屈した部分に局在化し
、特にパーロック、ターボ方式等のトウから始まる紡績
において集団切れ、スラブやネップが発生する。また、
刃物でカットしてステープルにした後通常の紡績工程に
とおしてもFM繊性が悪くネップが多発する等の問題か
める。また、その製品の風合が低下する問題がある。従
来から化学繊維を対象に抗ビルカロエを考えてきたが、
商品ニーズよシ化学繊維と羊毛等の天然繊維との混紡品
が増加しておシ、抗ビル加工を施した化学極細100チ
からなる糸および製品は満足な抗ピル性が得られている
にも拘らず、その天然繊維との混紡製品では十分にその
性能を発揮することができな刀為りた。これに対して、
天然繊維として羊毛に物理的に傷を与えて抗ピリング性
を付与しようとするものに、特開昭57−56539号
がある。これは羊毛スライバー全圧縮および加熱処理し
て、繊維の父差部に圧痕を与えるものである。しかし、
このような圧痕にて抗ピリング性を保持するにII′i
繊維表面に非常に多くの圧痕を与える必要があ多繊維表
面を荒してしまい天然繊維のもつ独特の風合を殺してし
まう問題がある。
Various methods and products for improving the anti-pilling properties of synthetic ultrafine materials have been proposed. Most of the fibers are manufactured using special polymers, polymerization, spinning, and post-processing during the manufacturing process.
This method uniformly lowers the mechanical properties of the fibers, but the manufacturing process becomes complicated and the productivity is low, so the benefits are extremely small. On the other hand, Japanese Patent Publication No. 5B-5863 and Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 1285-1985 attempt to impart anti-pilling properties by physically damaging textile products.
No. 24 is required. All of these are related to acrylonitrile polymers, and the fibers are heated in the form of a tow to soften them, and then pressure is applied using a stuffer box-type crimp/bar, etc. to virtually maintain their tensile strength. However, it also reduces the hooking strength. However, in order to reduce the strength with this method, the double pressure and box pressure of the crimper must be extremely strong, and small scratches may occur such as fusion of fibers and cut threads, which may deteriorate the shape of the tow. is localized in buckled areas, and mass breakage, slabs, and neps occur especially in spinning starting from the tow, such as in parlock and turbo methods. Also,
Even if it is cut with a knife to make staples and then subjected to the normal spinning process, problems such as poor FM fiber properties and frequent occurrence of neps occur. Additionally, there is a problem that the feel of the product deteriorates. Anti-Virkaloe has been considered for chemical fibers for a long time, but
Product needs: The number of blended products of synthetic fibers and natural fibers such as wool is increasing, and yarns and products made of ultra-fine 100-thick chemical fibers that have been subjected to anti-build treatment have satisfactory anti-pilling properties. However, products blended with natural fibers have not been able to fully demonstrate their performance. On the contrary,
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 57-56539 attempts to impart anti-pilling properties by physically damaging wool as a natural fiber. In this process, the wool sliver is fully compressed and heat treated to create an indentation on the heel of the fiber. but,
In order to maintain anti-pilling properties in such an indentation, II'i
There is a problem in that it is necessary to make a large number of impressions on the fiber surface, which roughens the multi-fiber surface and destroys the unique texture of natural fibers.

本発明は上記のことき従来の欠点を解決すべくなされた
ものである。その目的は原料繊維の本来の%性、風合勿
損うことなく、紡績性、後加工性を良好に維持した亀裂
を有する繊維、およびとの繊維を用いた抗ピリング性、
吸水性等の点で従来得られなかった優れた機能を発現す
る紡績糸を提案するにるる。
The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks. The purpose is to create fibers with cracks that maintain good spinnability and post-processability without impairing the original percent properties and texture of the raw material fibers, and anti-pilling properties using fibers with.
We are proposing a spun yarn that exhibits excellent functions not previously available in terms of water absorption and other properties.

この発明の要旨は、繊維内部へV字型に切れ込んだフレ
バス状袋は目部および/または繊維断面を2個以上に分
割するフレバス状袋は目部が20關あた91個以上、1
0個以下存在することを特徴とする亀裂t4rする繊維
およびこの繊維を60チ以上含有する紡績糸である。
The gist of this invention is that a flavus-like bag with a V-shaped incision into the inside of the fiber has an eye and/or a fiber cross section that is divided into two or more parts, and a frebus-like bag that has an eye of 91 or more pieces per 20 eyes;
These are fibers with cracks t4r characterized by the presence of 0 or less cracks, and spun yarns containing 60 or more of these fibers.

本発明のフレバス状の裂は目部を有する繊維及びその繊
維を含む紡績糸について説明する。
The flavour-shaped fissures of the present invention will be explained with respect to fibers having a mesh portion and spun yarns containing the fibers.

ここで、フレバス状の裂は目部の形状やその数は後加工
性、紡績性からみて重要であり、繊維切断及びそれによ
るフライの発生等、工程性能、品質に大きな影響をおよ
ほす。また、糸。
Here, the shape and number of flavus-like cracks are important from the viewpoint of post-processability and spinnability, and they greatly affect process performance and quality, such as fiber breakage and the occurrence of fries. Also, thread.

製品の風合や抗ピリング性、吸水性等の機能にも大きな
影響をおよほす。このようにフレバス状の裂は目部の形
状や数を限定する意味は大きい。
It also has a significant impact on the product's texture, anti-pilling properties, water absorption, and other functions. In this way, the flavus-like fissures have great significance in limiting the shape and number of eyes.

ピリングは長さ10〜201Imの数本の単繊維を中心
に短い繊維がもつれうって小さな房、塊あるいは球を形
成している。そこで発生したピリングを脱落させるため
には少なくともフレバス状の裂は目部が単繊細長20m
111に1り以上あることが必要である。好ましくは1
00に1ヶ以上である。しかし、あまシ数が多いと紡績
工程において繊維切断フライの発生の原因及び繊維表面
を荒し繊維特有の風合を損うため200に10個以下で
あることが必要である。
In pilling, short fibers are entangled around several single fibers with a length of 10 to 201 Im to form small tufts, lumps, or balls. In order to remove the pilling that occurs there, it is necessary to have at least a frebas-like crack with a single grain length of 20 m.
111 must be one or more. Preferably 1
More than 1 in 00. However, if the number of twists is too large, it may cause fiber breakage during the spinning process, roughen the surface of the fibers, and impair the unique texture of the fibers.

一般に欠陥部に対する応力集中効果は鋭い割れ白金もっ
たものtユど大きく、その形がV字形。
In general, the stress concentration effect on defects is greater in cases where there is a sharp crack in platinum, and the shape is V-shaped.

をしたフレバス状の裂は口部の効果は大きい。The frebus-like fissures have a great effect on the mouth.

また、フレバス状袋は口部の長さに長いはど引掛強度及
び伸度が低くlシ抗ピリング特性に優れているが、紡績
工程で衝撃力や引張張力を受け、繊維切断やフライの発
生が多くなる。このことよシ、短いクレノくスが良く、
長さ1〜100μ、最大中O01〜6μが好lしい。藍
たそのフレ/くス状の裂は口部は単繊維表面に局在して
いるのではなく繊維の長さ方向にう/ダムに散在してい
る万が艮い。
In addition, frebus-like bags have a long mouth, long throat hooking strength and low elongation, and are excellent in anti-pilling properties. will increase. This is what I like about short laces.
The length is preferably 1 to 100μ, with a maximum of 001 to 6μ. The openings of the indigo fibers are not localized on the surface of the single fibers, but are scattered along the length of the fibers.

本発明の繊維としてはポリアミド糸、ポリエステル糸、
ポリアクリル糸、ポリ変性アクリル系等の合成繊維、ア
セテート糸等の生合成繊維。
The fibers of the present invention include polyamide yarn, polyester yarn,
Synthetic fibers such as polyacrylic yarn, polymodified acrylic, and biosynthetic fibers such as acetate yarn.

レーヨン系等の再生人造繊維等の化学繊維および羊毛、
獣毛、絹、綿の天然繊維が用いられるが、ポリアクリル
糸合成繊維、羊毛が特に好ましく用いられる。
Chemical fibers such as recycled artificial fibers such as rayon, and wool;
Natural fibers such as animal hair, silk, and cotton are used, but polyacrylic yarn, synthetic fibers, and wool are particularly preferably used.

次に、本発明の繊維の製造方法について説明する。化学
繊維力・ら本発明の繊維を製造する場合、特願昭57−
97299号、特願昭57−158066号、特願昭5
7−158065号 また、羊毛等の天然繊維から本発
明の繊維を製造する場合は特願昭57−158065号
に記載した方法に従い一5℃以下の冷許媒体に接触させ
つつ、または接触直ちに、繊維の束に単繊維力玉切れな
い程度に剪断力を与えて繊維の束を構成する単繊維にV
字形をなし内部に切れ込んだり1/ ハス状袋は口部を
発生aせる。この他にも一5℃以下の冷対媒体に接触さ
せつつ、または接触後直ちにスタッファ−ボックス型の
クリンノく−にて座屈させクレノ(ス状の裂は目を発生
させることもできる。
Next, the method for manufacturing the fiber of the present invention will be explained. When manufacturing the fiber of the present invention using chemical fibers, patent application No. 1987-
No. 97299, Japanese Patent Application No. 158066, No. 1983, Japanese Patent Application No. 1983
No. 7-158065 In addition, when producing the fiber of the present invention from natural fibers such as wool, the method described in Japanese Patent Application No. 57-158065 can be carried out while contacting with a cooling medium at -5° C. or lower, or immediately after contact. V is applied to the single fibers that make up the fiber bundle by applying shearing force to the extent that the single fiber force does not break.
The bag is shaped like a letter and has an internal cut.1/ The lotus-shaped bag has a mouth. In addition, creno-shaped cracks can be generated by buckling the material while contacting it with a cooling medium at -5° C. or lower, or immediately after contact with a stuffer box-type crimp hole.

このフレバス状袋は口部の形状をモデル図を鋳い砕細に
説明する。裂は口部は繊維を冷却し、伸度が極めて低い
状態で剪断力を与えてすシ変形を与えるため、竹を押し
つぶしたように繊維軸に対してほぼ平行に裂は目が発生
し易い。第1図(α)は単繊維10表面に繊維軸3に対
して#1は平行に裂は口部2が発生している状態を現わ
す。tb)は繊維軸3に対して若干の傾きθをもって裂
は口部2が発生し小る状態。(C)は繊維軸3に対して
ほぼ平行で必るが階段状に裂は口部2が発イモしている
状態。(d)は繊維軸3に対してθ≦70°(l:もっ
て切断されるが如く口を開けた状態で裂は白部2が発圧
している状態。Ce1) (ez)は両型の異型M面金
も′)繊維4の場合でるシ、くほんた中央部に繊維軸3
にほぼ平行に裂は口部2が発生している状態を示す。こ
こでθは相互に補角関係にある小ざい方の角反とする。
The shape of the mouth of this flevas-like bag is explained in detail by casting a model diagram. The cracks are caused by cooling the fibers at the mouth and applying shearing force when the elongation is extremely low, causing them to deform. Therefore, cracks tend to form almost parallel to the fiber axis, like when bamboo is crushed. . FIG. 1 (α) shows a state in which a crack #1 is parallel to the fiber axis 3 and a crack 2 is generated on the surface of the single fiber 10. tb) is a state in which the crack has a slight inclination θ with respect to the fiber axis 3, and the opening 2 is generated and becomes smaller. (C) is almost parallel to the fiber axis 3, but there is a step-like crack in which the mouth part 2 is erupted. (d) is θ≦70° with respect to the fiber axis 3 (l: the opening is open as if it is being cut, and the white part 2 is under pressure in the tear. Ce1) (ez) is the state in which both types of Irregular M side gold also comes out in the case of fiber 4, fiber axis 3 in the central part of Kuhonta.
The fissure is almost parallel to , indicating that the mouth 2 has formed. Here, θ is assumed to be a smaller angle antithesis that is complementary to each other.

第2図は4繊維lの助面図でめり裂は口部が内部へ切れ
込んでいる状態を示す。V)は裂は口部2が単樵維l内
部へV字型に切れ込んでいる状態。(g)は裂は口部2
が単柩維l断面を祖数個に分割した状態を示す。ここで
V字型というのii、裂は口部が繊維内部に切れ込んた
形状でろシ、先端7J”1iii角になった形状盆メら
れしている。
FIG. 2 is a side view of 4 fibers 1, showing that the opening is cut into the inside. V) is a fissure in which the mouth part 2 cuts into the inside of the single wood fiber l in a V-shape. (g) The cleft is the mouth part 2
shows the state in which the cross-section of a single filament is divided into several parts. Here, the fissure is V-shaped, with the opening cut into the inside of the fiber, and the tip of the fissure is shaped like a 7J"1iii square.

例えば、アクリル繊維(旭化成工業社製カンミロン■)
?>dのものにフレバス状の裂は口部を発生させた時の
フレバスの形状は(α) > (bJ > tc)O)
@香に多く断面形状は(ト)〉(g)であった。15d
では断面形状はほとんどがVJであった。しかし羊毛6
08にフレバス状の裂は口部を発生させた時の頻度は(
b)〉(α) > (d)で一部(d)の状態が進んで
斜めに切断され尖端ヲ有するものも含まれていた。また
、断面形状にはとんとか(1)でめった。
For example, acrylic fiber (Kanmilon ■ manufactured by Asahi Kasei Industries)
? When the mouth of the frebus-like fissure is generated in >d, the shape of the frebus is (α) > (bJ > tc)O)
Most of the cross-sectional shapes were (g). 15d
Most of the cross-sectional shapes were VJ. But wool 6
In 08, the frequency of frebus-like fissures at the mouth was (
b)〉(α) > (d) Some of the specimens had progressed to the state of (d) and were cut diagonally and had a pointed tip. Also, I was satisfied with Tontoka (1) for the cross-sectional shape.

1だ、アクル繊維(旭化成工業社製カシミロ/■)6d
でかつ調型の異型断面を令する繊維にフレバス状の裂は
口部を発生させfC場合にはとんと(eり<62)の如
く、<はんだ部分に繊維軸にほぼ平行にフレバス状の裂
は口部が発生しており、断面では(1)〉(g)である
が、(g)の如<6dが6dに分割されたような形態も
円断面に比べて多かった。
1, Akul fiber (Asahi Kasei Industries Co., Ltd. Cashmiro/■) 6d
Flebast-like cracks occur in the fibers that have a large and irregularly shaped cross section, and in the case of fC, frebus-like cracks occur almost parallel to the fiber axis in the solder part, such as tonto (e < 62). A mouth part has occurred, and the cross section is (1)>(g), but there are also more shapes in which <6d is divided into 6d as shown in (g) than in the circular cross section.

次に、本発明の繊維の吸水性について説明する。従来か
ら種々提案されている吸水性繊維は繊維の製造工程にお
いて特殊なポリマー、紡糸。
Next, the water absorbency of the fiber of the present invention will be explained. Various types of water-absorbing fibers have been proposed in the past, using special polymers and spinning in the fiber manufacturing process.

後処理を施しておシ、独特の異型〜T面や凹凸の大きい
表面形状又は繊維の内部に穴βき構造を有するものでわ
ジ、天然線維に比べて高価なものである。冴たこれらの
繊維に均質fr、繊維と同等の紡績油剤?何着させ紡績
を行った場会、繊維の表面積が太さい、または繊維内部
へ油剤がもぐり込んでしまうため表面の付着故が少なく
な9、紡績の各工程において、静電気によるローラー巻
付、スラブ状の綿塊の飛び込みが生じ紡績性及び糸品質
か悪い等の問題がある。一方、油剤の句庸率茫多くする
と油剤の釉層によるローラー巻角や油剤が内部に浸広し
吸水性が低−ドする等の問題かある。
After post-treatment, the fibers have a unique irregular shape to T-side, a highly uneven surface shape, or a structure with holes inside the fibers, and are more expensive than natural fibers. Are these fibers homogeneous and the same spinning oil as the fibers? When spinning several layers, the surface area of the fiber is large or the oil gets into the inside of the fiber, so there is less chance of surface adhesion9. This causes problems such as poor spinnability and poor yarn quality. On the other hand, if the glossiness of the oil agent is increased, there are problems such as the roller winding angle due to the glaze layer of the oil agent and the oil agent permeating into the interior, resulting in a decrease in water absorption.

本発明の繊維は通常の表面付着率を施した後低温下にお
いてフレバス状の裂は内部を発生させたものでるるから
油剤のフレバス状の裂は内部へのもぐり込みはなく表面
に均一に油剤が付着しているため、紡績時の静電気によ
るトラブルがない。
After the fibers of the present invention have been subjected to a normal surface adhesion rate, frebus-like cracks are generated from the inside at low temperatures, so the frebus-like cracks of the oil agent do not penetrate into the inside, and the oil agent is uniformly spread on the surface. is attached, so there are no problems caused by static electricity during spinning.

また、本発明のHl、維はV字型に開孔部が狭く、奥深
くなっていると共にそのフレバス状の裂ケ口部が繊維軸
に対して0°≦θ≦70°の範囲にらシ、その大部分が
は/Y半行であることよシ、毛管の如く水分を吸い良好
な吸水性をもつ。
In addition, the Hl fiber of the present invention has a V-shaped opening that is narrow and deep, and the frebus-like crack opening extends in the range of 0°≦θ≦70° with respect to the fiber axis. , most of which are in the /Y half-line, and have good water absorbency, absorbing moisture like capillary tubes.

実施例1 ポリアクリロニトリル繊維6デニール(d)で構成式れ
る50万dのトウに一50’Cの冷却媒体(屋累ガス)
に60秒閥嵌触芒せた俊直ちにラビング・ローラーによ
シ単繊維が切れない程度に剪断力を与え、紡出速度50
m/minにてフレバス状の裂は内部を有する繊維から
なるトウを装造した。次に、所定の繊維長にカットした
後、通常の紡績工程にて1 /40 (Nm )撚数5
00(’Mのり/グ紡績糸を侍、とnを2本合わせてジ
ャージ全編成し、その特性を測定した。更に、この比較
例としで前記の原料トウをカットし同様の条件で紡出し
たもの、および上記抗ビル加ニスライバーとの混紡品に
ついて評価した。
Example 1 A 500,000 d tow composed of 6 denier (d) polyacrylonitrile fibers was heated to 150'C as a cooling medium (house gas).
Immediately after touching the fibers for 60 seconds, apply shearing force to the extent that the single fiber does not break with a rubbing roller, and spin at a spinning speed of 50.
A tow consisting of fibers with a frebus-like crack inside was installed at m/min. Next, after cutting the fibers to a predetermined length, a normal spinning process is performed to create 1/40 (Nm) twist number of 5.
A jersey was entirely knitted by combining two 00 ('M glue/g spun yarns, Samurai and N), and its properties were measured.Furthermore, as a comparative example, the above raw material tow was cut and spun under the same conditions. A blended product with the above-mentioned anti-build varnish sliver was evaluated.

結  果 この表から明らかなように、不発明では5.6の差は小
もいか、引掛強伸度は大きく低下しておr、 −tのピ
リング性において非常に良好でありた。葦た吸水率も1
2.6%とめり従来アクリル繊維を改良することかでさ
た。紡績工程における柩維切防、フライに関しても問題
なかった。
Results As is clear from this table, the difference of 5.6 in the non-inventive sample was small, but the hooking strength and elongation were significantly lower, and the r and -t pilling properties were very good. Reed water absorption rate is also 1
It was possible to improve the conventional acrylic fiber by reducing the amount by 2.6%. There were no problems with cutting the coffin fibers or flying during the spinning process.

盈た、本発明を60%混紡したものも抗ピリング注4M
1.と良好でわりに0 実施例2 アクリル系繊維(単繊維デニール5d、 15d。
Eita, a blend of 60% of the present invention is also anti-pilling Note 4M
1. Example 2 Acrylic fiber (single fiber denier 5d, 15d.

6d(両型の異型断面))及び羊毛608からなる繊維
束を一80℃の雰囲気温度下で20秒間冷却させた後上
下対をなすラビング・ローラーによシ単繊維が切れない
程度に剪断力を与えた時のフレバス状袋は内部の発生量
、形状について調べた。
6d (both types of irregular cross-section)) and wool 608 are cooled for 20 seconds at an ambient temperature of -80°C, and then applied with a pair of upper and lower rubbing rollers to shear the fibers to the extent that the single fibers are not cut. The amount and shape of the inside of the flavus-like pouches were examined.

ありモデル図に示される(a) 、 (b) 、 (c
−)の形状で大きさが長さ1〜100μ、最犬巾0.1
〜3μのものが大部分を占めている。
(a), (b), (c) shown in the model diagram
-) shape with a length of 1 to 100μ and a maximum width of 0.1
~3μ occupies the majority.

また両型等の異形断面では裂は目部の発生量はより多く
、断面の狭い部分に発生し易<(3)の形状は円型より
多い。
In addition, in irregular cross-sections such as both types, the number of cracks is more likely to occur in the narrow part of the cross-section, and the shape of <(3) is more common than the circular shape.

ありモデル図に示される(b) 、 (91、(d、)
の形状で、断面は(f)のものが大部分を占めている。
(b), (91, (d,) shown in the model diagram
The cross section is mostly shown in (f).

実施例 3 羊毛品番58で構成されるスライバーを一40℃の窒素
ガスに45秒間接触させた後直ちニ5 ヒフ り・ロー
2〜にょシ単繊維が切れない程度に剪断力を与えて作成
したフレバス状の裂は目部を有する羊毛繊維よシなるス
ライバー30%と実施例1で得られた抗ピリング加ニス
ライバー60俤、更に2oチの収縮能をもつアクリル系
レギュラー繊維40%をスライバーにて混紡し、32メ
ートル番(Nm、)(上撚数2 Q OT/m、下撚数
340 T / m ) (Dリング紡績糸?得、パル
千−出し、染色後セーター用編地を編成した。
Example 3 A sliver made of wool product No. 58 was brought into contact with nitrogen gas at -40°C for 45 seconds, and then shearing force was applied immediately to an extent that the single fibers would not break. The frebus-like cracks were made by using 30% wool fiber sliver with grain, 60 rolls of the anti-pilling varnished sliver obtained in Example 1, and 40% acrylic regular fiber having a shrinkage capacity of 2° to make the sliver. 32 meter number (Nm) (number of first twists: 2 QOT/m, number of second twists: 340 T/m) (D-ring spun yarn, Pal 1000, knitted into sweater fabric after dyeing) did.

更に、比較例として未処理の羊毛スライバー30%と実
施例1で得られた抗ピリング加ニスライバー60俤と収
縮能(20%)をもつアクリル系レギュラー繊維40%
を混紡したものについて羊毛物性、製品特性を評価した
In addition, as a comparative example, 30% untreated wool sliver, 60 strands of anti-pilling coated sliver obtained in Example 1, and 40% acrylic regular fiber with shrinkage capacity (20%) were used.
The physical properties and product characteristics of wool were evaluated for the blended yarn.

結 果1 結果2 上表よシ明ら〃・なように、20%収縮したバルキー糸
によるルーズなセーメ用編堆においても抗ピリング加工
を施した羊毛混紡績糸に非常にすぐれた抗ピリング性を
得ることができる。
Result 1 Result 2 As shown in the table above, the wool blend yarn with anti-pilling treatment has excellent anti-pilling properties even in loose seime knitting made of bulky yarn with 20% shrinkage. can be obtained.

また、その風合も良好であった。Moreover, the texture was also good.

実施例4 ポリエステル繊維6dで構成されるスライバーを一12
0℃の窒素ガスに60秒間接触させた後直ちにスタッフ
インク・ボックス型のタリンバーに押し込むことによっ
て剪断力を与えフレバス状の裂は目を有する繊維とし、
これを実施例1の如く抗ピリング特性、吸水率について
評価した。
Example 4 One 12 slivers composed of 6d polyester fibers
After contacting with nitrogen gas at 0°C for 60 seconds, shearing force is applied by immediately pushing it into a staff ink box type talin bar, and the flavour-like fissures are made into fibers with eyes.
This was evaluated for anti-pilling properties and water absorption as in Example 1.

スクツフインク、ボックス型のクリンパ−を用いても、
−120’Cと低温のため熱融着もなく紡出てさ、その
抗ピリング性、吸水特性は大きく向上した。また、スラ
イバーの紡績性も良好でめった。
Even if you use Scrutifk ink or a box-shaped crimper,
Since it was spun at a low temperature of -120'C without heat fusion, its anti-pilling properties and water absorption properties were greatly improved. In addition, the spinnability of the sliver was excellent.

この発明は以上の通りであシ、次の効果をもたらす。This invention is as described above, and brings about the following effects.

■ クンパス状袋は目fc20MM当シ1個以上1゜個
以下もつ化学繊維および天然繊維は繊維本来の特性を損
なうことなく、良好な紡績性、後加工性を維持し、吸水
性も向上する。
■ The chemical fibers and natural fibers of Kumpus-like bags have a mesh fc of 20 MM and 1 to 1°, which maintain good spinnability and post-processability without impairing the original properties of the fibers, and improve water absorption.

■ この繊維を30%以上含有する紡績糸は抗ピリング
性、吸水性が著しく改善される。
■ Spun yarn containing 30% or more of this fiber has significantly improved anti-pilling properties and water absorption.

■ 抗ピリング加工を施した羊毛を60−使、用した羊
毛/抗ピルアクリル混紡糸は組織のルーズなバルキーセ
ーターにおいても抗ピリング性が良好である。
■ The wool/anti-pilling acrylic blend yarn made of 60% anti-pilling treated wool has good anti-pilling properties even in bulky sweaters with loose textures.

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

第1図(α)、(す、 IC) 、 (d) 、←S)
はそれぞれ繊維のフレバス状袋は目の形状を模式的に示
す側面図、第1図(e2)は(el)の断面図、第21
jZ V) 、 (g)はそれぞれ繊維のフレバス状袋
は目の形状を模式的に示す断面図である。
Figure 1 (α), (S, IC), (d), ←S)
1 (e2) is a cross-sectional view of (el), and 21.
JZ V) and (g) are cross-sectional views schematically showing the shape of the eye of the flavus-like bag of fibers.

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)  M維内部へV字型に切れ込んだフレバス状袋
は目部および/または繊維断面fc2個以上に分割する
フレバス状袋は目部が20關あた91個以上、10個以
下存在することを特徴とする亀裂を有する繊維。
(1) A flavus-like bag with a V-shaped incision into the inside of the M fiber has an eye and/or a fiber cross section fc, which is divided into 2 or more pieces.A flavus-like bag has an eye of 91 or more and 10 or less per 20 eyes. Fibers with cracks characterized by:
(2) フレバス状袋は目部が長さ1〜100μ、最大
中01〜6μの大きさであることを特徴とする特許請求
の範囲第1項記載の亀裂を有する繊維。
(2) The cracked fiber according to claim 1, wherein the flavour-like bag has an eye having a length of 1 to 100 μm and a maximum size of 01 to 6 μm.
(3)  フレバス状袋は目部の亀裂方向と繊維軸とで
形成される角度θが0°≦θ≦70°を満足することを
特徴とする特許請求の範囲第1項記載の亀裂を有する繊
維。(ここでθは相互に補角関係にある小さい方の角度
とする。)(4)繊維内部へV字型に切れ込んだフレバ
ス状袋は目部及び/または繊維断面を2個以上に分割す
るフレバス状袋は目部が20簡あたシ1個以上10個以
下存在する亀裂を有する繊維を60%以上含有すること
をIw微とする紡績糸。
(3) The flavour-like bag has a crack according to claim 1, wherein the angle θ formed by the direction of the crack in the eye and the fiber axis satisfies 0°≦θ≦70°. fiber. (Here, θ is the smaller angle that is complementary to each other.) (4) A flevous bag with a V-shaped cut into the inside of the fiber divides the eye and/or the fiber cross section into two or more. The flavour-shaped bag is a spun yarn containing 60% or more of fibers having cracks of 1 or more and 10 or less per 20 fibers.
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