JPS5945786B2 - Kasuri thread printing method - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a kasuri thread printing method in which the yarn to be printed is stretched and fixed on a printing table so that it does not move, and correct kasuri printing is performed. When printing by placing a printing pattern on the parallel printing yarns, place cutting horizontal bars longer than the width of the parallel printing yarns with double-sided adhesive tape affixed to the bottom surface upward near the printing advance direction side of the printing pattern. It is characterized by printing by pressing and adhering.

In order to properly print conventional fine kasuri, care must be taken to prevent the yarn to be printed from moving on the printing table during printing. For example, the yarn to be printed must be glued on the printing table, or Paper is pasted on top, and the thread to be printed is glued to this paper.

Such work is extremely troublesome and causes high costs.

The present invention is designed to prevent the threads to be printed from sliding on the printing table or paper in such Kasuri dyeing without being glued to the printing table or paper. When placed and printed, a crosspiece 3 longer than the parallel printing thread width with double-sided adhesive tape 4 attached to the lower surface is pressed from above near the printing advance direction side of the printing pattern 2 to adhere and print. The parallel printed yarn 1 is adhered onto the printing stand 5 by the double-sided adhesive tape 4 attached to the lower surface of the cutting crosspiece 3, and the parallel printed yarn 1 is fixed on the printing table 5 by the cutting horizontal crosspiece 3. Therefore, the parallel printing yarns 1 can be stretched and fixed on the printing stand 5 in a state where they do not shift, even if they are not pasted as in the conventional method, in the same way as if they were pasted.

Parallel printing thread 1 stretched and fixed so that it does not move like this
Since kasuri dyeing is difficult to do, the parallel printing threads 1 hardly move back and forth from side to side during kasuri dyeing work, making it extremely easy to kasuri dyeing and allowing accurate kasuri dyeing.

In addition, when peeling off the printing pattern 2 after kasuri dyeing, if you peel off the printing pattern 2 from the back side after kasuri dyeing, the part near the area fixed by the crosspiece 3 will be the last part, so as the printing pattern 2 is peeled off. Therefore, the parallel printed yarn 1 will not be lifted up from the printing table 5, and sliding of the parallel printed yarn 1 here will be reliably prevented.

Moreover, when moving the cutting crosspiece 3, it is possible to roll the cutting horizontal crosspiece 3 forward without moving the parallel printing threads 1, which are fixed. The crosspiece 3 can also be moved, further enhancing the above effect.

In this way, the present invention does not require the printing yarn to be pasted on the printing stand, which makes the tensioning work that much easier.Also, the printing yarn does not shift even though it is not pasted, making Kasuri dyeing extremely efficient. It is a kasuri thread printing method that exhibits excellent practicality as it can be done very accurately.

Next, one embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail as follows.

Printing yarns 1 are arranged in parallel on a long printing table 5.

On this parallel printed yarn 1, sacred wooden horizontal bars 3 with double-sided adhesive tape 4 pasted on the underside and longer than the width of the parallel printed yarn are pressed and adhered from above at appropriate intervals, and the parallel printed yarn is Fix 1.

Then, printing patterns 2 are placed one after another from one side, and kasuri printing is applied to the parallel printing threads 1.

At this time, it is easier to perform the printing work by removing the sacred wood horizontal bar 3 that gets in the way of printing and positioning the sacred wooden horizontal bar 3 as close to the printing advance direction side of the printing pattern 2 as possible.

Furthermore, if the removed sacred wood crosspiece 3 is pressed and adhered from above the parallel printed yarn 1 on which the dye liquid has dried after printing has been completed, the yarn will be further prevented from sliding back and forth and from side to side.

Reference numeral 6 in the figure is release paper.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a slope view of the printing table, and Figure 2 is a slope view of the sacred wood crosspiece. 1...Printing thread, 2...Printing pattern, 3.
...Kamiki horizontal rail, 4...Double-sided adhesive tape,
5... Printing stand.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Line up the printing threads in parallel on a long printing stand, place the printing pattern on top of the parallel printing threads, and when printing, attach double-sided adhesive tape to the bottom surface of the printing pattern. A Kasuri thread printing method characterized by printing by pressing and adhering from above near the printing advance direction side.