JPS5988956A - Conductive tricot feather fabric - Google Patents

Conductive tricot feather fabric

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JPS5988956A
JPS5988956A JP19719882A JP19719882A JPS5988956A JP S5988956 A JPS5988956 A JP S5988956A JP 19719882 A JP19719882 A JP 19719882A JP 19719882 A JP19719882 A JP 19719882A JP S5988956 A JPS5988956 A JP S5988956A
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司郎 佐藤
野坂 昌睦
藤井 忠晴
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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、導電性のあるトリコット有毛布帛に関するも
のであり、更に詳しくは、導電性の良好な複合繊維と通
常の熱可塑性合成繊維とからなる導電、性糸条をトリコ
ット有毛布帛の経挿入組織に用いてなることを特徴とす
る導電性のあるトリコット有毛布帛に関するものである
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an electrically conductive tricot coated fabric, and more specifically, to an electrically conductive tricot fabric made of a composite fiber with good electrical conductivity and a normal thermoplastic synthetic fiber. The present invention relates to a conductive tricot-covered fabric, characterized in that the tricot-covered fabric is used in the transinsertion tissue of the tricot-covered fabric.

従来より導電性布帛としては2例えばカーボンブラック
などの導電性粒子を含有せしめた導電性合成繊維を静電
気を帯びゃずい1a紐に混合した導電性糸条を用い′C
導電性効果を(ツ与する方法が知られている。しかしな
がらカーポンプブックを含有せしめた導電性糸条を利用
する場合は、導Tit性糸条が黒色〜黒灰色を呈してお
り、有毛布帛の^(布部に利用した場合でも、その部分
が黒灰色を呈するがため、均一な外観が得られず、その
用途に制限を受けるのが常であった。
Conventionally, conductive fabrics have been made using conductive threads made by mixing conductive synthetic fibers containing conductive particles such as carbon black with strings that do not carry static electricity.
A method of imparting a conductive effect is known. However, when using a conductive yarn containing carpump book, the conductive yarn exhibits a black to black-gray color, and a coated yarn is used. (Even when used for the cloth part, the part exhibits a blackish-gray color, so a uniform appearance cannot be obtained, and its uses are usually limited.

近年このような欠点を解消すべく、白色又は。In recent years, in order to eliminate such drawbacks, white or white color has been developed.

灰白色の導電性粒子を含有せしめた複合繊維が種々提案
されている。しかしながら、このJ、うな複合繊維を通
常の熱可塑性合成繊維と複合化して?+jられる導電性
糸条をトリコツ1−布帛の基布部に編み込み、有毛布帛
とした場合には2編成時の編成張力や起毛時の生地張力
から、導電効果が維持できず又有毛布帛においても凹凸
状の筋状欠点が生じ、均一な外観が得られず導電性有毛
布帛としては不適当であった。
Various composite fibers containing gray-white conductive particles have been proposed. However, this J, is it possible to combine eel composite fibers with ordinary thermoplastic synthetic fibers? When the conductive yarn is knitted into the base fabric of Tricot 1-fabric and made into a covered fabric, the conductive effect cannot be maintained due to the knitting tension at the time of knitting and the fabric tension at the time of raising. Also, irregular streak defects occurred, and a uniform appearance could not be obtained, making it unsuitable for use as a conductive cloth.

本発明は、かかる従来の欠点を解消すべく、鋭意研究を
重ねた結果導電性の酸化第2賜ね子を含イラした複合繊
維と通常の熱可塑性合成繊維とから成る導電性糸条を作
成した上でこれをトリコットrli吊の基布部とは別に
経挿入組織として採用し。
In order to eliminate such conventional drawbacks, the present invention has made a conductive yarn consisting of a composite fiber impregnated with conductive dioxidized fibers and a normal thermoplastic synthetic fiber as a result of extensive research. After that, this was used as a transinsertion tissue separately from the base fabric of the tricot RLI suspension.

トリコット布帛を編成した上で起毛によって有毛イ11
帛を作成することにより、従来の欠点が解消されること
を見出し9本発明に到達したものである。
The tricot fabric is knitted and then raised to create a hairy texture.11
The present invention was achieved by discovering that the drawbacks of the conventional method can be overcome by creating a cloth.

本発明の目的は、導電効果を有し、かつ凹凸状の筋状欠
点がない均一な外観を有する導′屯性有毛布帛を提供す
ることにある。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a conductive conductive fabric having a conductive effect and having a uniform appearance without irregular streak defects.

1なわち1本発明は導電性の酸化第2錫及び/父は他の
無機物質に導電性の酸化第2錫をコーチインクした粒子
を含有する導電性の複合繊維と通常の熱可塑性合成+J
&維とからなる集束状態の導電性糸条が1リコット有毛
布帛の経挿入組織に用いられてなることを特徴とする導
電性トリコット有毛布帛である。
1 That is, 1 The present invention is a conductive composite fiber containing conductive tin oxide and/or particles coated with conductive tin oxide in another inorganic substance, and a conventional thermoplastic composite +J
This conductive tricot cloth is characterized in that a bundle of conductive yarns consisting of & fibers is used in the transversely inserted structure of the 1 ricot cloth.

本発明においては、導電性糸条はトリコットの経挿入組
織に用いられるのみであるから、トリコットの起毛時に
も何らの作用を受けることがなく。
In the present invention, since the conductive thread is only used for the tricot insertion tissue, it does not receive any effect even when the tricot is raised.

従1て導電、効果を全くそこなうことなく均一な外観の
トリコット有毛布帛が得られる。
Therefore, a tricot-covered fabric with a uniform appearance can be obtained without any loss in conductivity or effectiveness.

良好な複合繊維と通常の熱可塑性合成繊維とを合撚又は
、流体処理で複合した導電性糸条を作成した後にトリコ
ット布帛の基布部とは別に経挿入組織を採用し、この組
織に導電性糸条を使用してtリコット布帛を編成した上
で有毛布帛を作成し。
After creating a conductive yarn by combining good composite fibers and ordinary thermoplastic synthetic fibers by twisting or fluid treatment, a transverse insertion structure is adopted separately from the base fabric of the tricot fabric, and this structure is conductive. After knitting a T tricot fabric using the natural yarn, a coated fabric was created.

導電効果を十分に有し、均一な外観を有した導電性トリ
コット有毛布帛を提供するものである。
An object of the present invention is to provide a conductive tricot cloth having a sufficient conductive effect and a uniform appearance.

以下2本発明の詳細な説明する。Two aspects of the present invention will be described in detail below.

まず本発明に用いる複合繊維は、導71を性のある酸化
第2 f!A及び/又は、他の無機物質に導電性の酸化
第2錫をコーティングした粒子を含有する導電性の良好
な複合繊維を指すが、導7に性の酸化第2錫粒子又は、
他の無機物質に導電性酸化第2錫をコーティングした粒
子は、公知の方法で’J!! ’A:iされる。ここで
いう他の無機物質としては、酸化チタン、酸化マグネシ
ウムなどを挙げることができるが特に好ましくは、少量
のアンチモン化合物などで導電性を高めた酸化第2錫を
含む粒子である。
First, the composite fiber used in the present invention has a conductive layer 71 of oxidized second f! A and/or refers to a composite fiber with good conductivity containing particles in which conductive tin oxide is coated on another inorganic substance, and conductive tin oxide particles or
Particles obtained by coating other inorganic materials with conductive tin oxide can be prepared using 'J! ! 'A: i will be. Examples of the other inorganic substances mentioned here include titanium oxide and magnesium oxide, but particularly preferred are particles containing stannic oxide whose conductivity has been increased with a small amount of an antimony compound.

71以下、好ましくは5μ以下である。71 or less, preferably 5μ or less.

本発明の複合#a維は、上記の如き導電性粒子を含み、
ポリエステル、ポリアミド、ポリオレフィンなどを主成
分とする熱可塑性重合体IAIとポリエステル、ポリア
ミド、ポリオレフィンなどの繊維形成性の良好な重合体
rB]とから成るが、導電性を考慮すると、導電性の酸
化第2錫粒子の含有量は囚成分中の25〜80重景%、
更に好ましくは。
The composite #a fiber of the present invention contains conductive particles as described above,
It consists of a thermoplastic polymer IAI mainly composed of polyester, polyamide, polyolefin, etc. and a polymer rB with good fiber forming properties such as polyester, polyamide, polyolefin. The content of tin particles is 25-80% in the prison component,
More preferably.

60〜75重景%とし、(A]酸成分[B)成分の割合
は重量比で5:95〜50:50.好ましくは15:8
5〜511 : 511である。かかる複合繊維の断面
形状は囚成分を芯部とし、1B]成分を鞘部とするもの
やその逆の構造のもの、あるいは囚成分がIB)成分の
表面部に点在するものなど何れでもよい。尚、上記の複
合繊細は灰色の色相を呈し導電性効果を示す電気抵抗性
は一例として示せば例えは8XIU’Ω、傷であった。
The proportion of (A) acid component and [B) component is 5:95 to 50:50 by weight. Preferably 15:8
5-511: 511. The cross-sectional shape of such composite fibers may have any structure, such as one in which the captive component is the core and the 1B] component is the sheath, the opposite structure, or the captive component is scattered on the surface of the IB) component. . Incidentally, the above-mentioned composite fine exhibits a gray hue and has an electrical resistance exhibiting a conductive effect of, for example, 8XIU'Ω and a scratch.

次に本発明における上記の導電性の複合繊維と通常の熱
可塑性合成繊維との複合化により、導電性糸条な得るも
のであるが、その目的は、導電性複合繊維単独では、ト
リコット構成や、有毛化工程での生地緊張に対し、糸強
力が低く、トリコット編成時の糸切が頻発し、又有毛化
工程での生地緊張での大袋は発生を防止すること並びに
導電性複合繊維の未伸張により導電性効果の低下を防止
することにある。従って、導電性糸条の作成に当っては
1通常の合撚又は、流体処理などでフィラメント間の集
束状態を維持する程度の条件で複合化すれば目的を達成
するものである。尚、導電性糸条の構成としては、糸条
の編成された筋を可能な限り見えにくくするために、ト
リコット基布部に使用する通常の熱可塑性合成繊維に対
し、太さを同等もしくは、#lい繊度とすることが好ま
しい。
Next, in the present invention, a conductive yarn can be obtained by compositing the above-mentioned conductive composite fiber with a normal thermoplastic synthetic fiber, but the purpose is that the conductive composite fiber alone cannot have a tricot structure , Thread strength is low due to fabric tension in the hair forming process, thread breakage occurs frequently during tricot knitting, large bags are prevented from occurring due to fabric tension during the hair forming process, and conductive composite fibers The purpose is to prevent the conductive effect from decreasing due to unstretching. Therefore, when producing a conductive thread, the purpose can be achieved by combining the filaments by ordinary twisting or by fluid treatment under such conditions that the convergence between the filaments is maintained. Furthermore, in order to make the striations of the conductive yarn as difficult as possible to see, the thickness of the conductive yarn is equal to or equal to that of the normal thermoplastic synthetic fiber used in the tricot base fabric. It is preferable that the fineness is #1.

次に導電性布帛の作成に当りトリコット機による布帛の
編成を行なうが9本発明においては、トリコット布帛の
基布部とは別に糺挿入紹織に導電性糸条を編成し、トリ
コット布帛を得ることを特徴としたものである。
Next, to create a conductive fabric, the fabric is knitted using a tricot machine.9 In the present invention, conductive threads are knitted on a glue-inserted weave separately from the base fabric of the tricot fabric to obtain a tricot fabric. It is characterized by this.

従来から、導電性トリコット布帛を編成する場合、トリ
コット布帛の基布部に導電性効果を発揮するに必要な間
隔で、導電性糸条を、トリコット基布部と同じ組織で編
成するのが常であった。この場合、トリコット編成時に
ニードルのノックオーバーなどにより、トリコットル−
ゲの引き込み。
Conventionally, when knitting conductive tricot fabrics, conductive threads are usually knitted with the same structure as the tricot base fabric at intervals necessary to exhibit a conductive effect in the base fabric of the tricot fabric. Met. In this case, during tricot knitting, needle knockover may cause the tricot
Attraction of ge.

脱出などの際に大きな編成張力がかかり、導電性効果を
維持べするために制限される糸条張力より過大な張力が
付与され、導電効果を低下させたり或いは、導電効果を
維持させるがために基布部に用いる熱可塑性合成繊維全
体の糸条張力を下げるなどの手段を採用するが、その場
合は、糸条の集束が悪く、組成時の糸切れを招くなどの
問題があった。又9本発明におけるような有毛布帛につ
いCは、トリコット布帛を編成した後に、有毛化工程を
経るが通常の場合、有毛化手段とじC起毛工程を経るの
が通常である。この起毛工程では、トリコット布帛生機
に経方向に緊張するのが当然の手法であり、トリコット
布帛の基411部と同組織で編成された場合、生地の緊
張の際に導電性を維持するに制限される張力より高くせ
ざるを得ない事は周知の事実である。このため、トリコ
ット基布帛では導電性効果が十分満足できるものが得ら
レテイない。又、トリコット布帛の基布部と同組織で導
電性糸条を編成した場合、起毛工程において導電性糸条
の使用部分が他の熱可塑性合成繊維部分との生地伸張特
性が異なるがためパイル部のループ引出し状態に変化を
もたらし、得られたトリコット有毛布帛に凹凸状の経筋
欠点が発生し。
A large knitting tension is applied at the time of escape, etc., and a tension that is excessive than the yarn tension that is limited to maintain the conductive effect is applied, reducing the conductive effect or preventing the conductive effect from being maintained. Measures such as lowering the thread tension of the entire thermoplastic synthetic fiber used in the base fabric are employed, but in that case, there are problems such as poor thread convergence and thread breakage during composition. In addition, for the woolen fabric as used in the present invention, after the tricot fabric is knitted, it undergoes a hairing step, but in normal cases, it is usually followed by a hairing means and then a raising step. In this raising process, it is natural to apply tension to the tricot fabric in the warp direction, and if the fabric is knitted with the same texture as the base 411 of the tricot fabric, there is a limit to maintaining conductivity during tensioning of the fabric. It is a well-known fact that the tension must be higher than the actual tension. For this reason, a tricot base fabric cannot provide a sufficiently satisfactory conductive effect. In addition, when conductive yarn is knitted with the same texture as the base fabric part of tricot fabric, the part where the conductive yarn is used in the raising process has different fabric elongation characteristics from other thermoplastic synthetic fiber parts, so the pile part This caused a change in the state of the loops being pulled out, and uneven warp defects occurred in the resulting tricot-covered fabric.

均一な外観が得られない事も周知の事実であったつしか
るに本発明は、かかる上記の欠点を解消すべく、鋭意研
究を重ねたものであって9本発明において、トリコット
布帛の編成に当っCは1−リコット布帛の基布部には通
常の熱可塑性合成繊維を使用し“CN3成し、導電性糸
条は導電性効果を発揮するに必要な間隔1例えば1木/
インチのUすriで同−ニードルに沿って挿入できるよ
うな経挿入組織を採用し、パイル部は通常の熱可塑性合
成縁711を採用し、パイル部は通常、の熱可塑性合成
繊維を使用して、トリコット編成を行った。
It is also a well-known fact that a uniform appearance cannot be obtained.However, the present invention is the result of extensive research in order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks. 1- The base fabric of the ricott fabric is made of ordinary thermoplastic synthetic fibers, and the conductive threads are spaced at a distance of 1, for example, 1 wood/
Adopts a trans-insertion structure that can be inserted along the same needle with an inch Uri, and the pile part uses a normal thermoplastic synthetic edge 711, and the pile part uses a normal thermoplastic synthetic fiber. Then, I made a tricot knitting.

かかる方法で編成を進行させる場合、導?E性糸条は、
トリコット編成の際に同−ニードルに沿つ・C1編成張
力が低いままで、経方向に挿入できるため、導′亀性糸
条にかかる張力による導電性効果の低下は認められず、
又、有毛化の際の起毛工程においても、基布部の生地緊
張とは無関係になるがため、起毛工程での生地緊張によ
る糸張力の負荷による導1匡効果の低下も認められず、
又、生地緊張の際にも基布部とは、無関係となり、バイ
lし部のループ引出しは均一となり、得られるトリフく
〉 ット有毛布帛も杓な外観の布帛が得られる。
When proceeding with formation in such a manner, is there any guidance? The E thread is
During tricot knitting, C1 knitting along the same needle can be inserted in the warp direction while the tension remains low, so there is no decrease in the conductive effect due to the tension applied to the conductive yarn.
In addition, in the raising process during hairing, there is no relation to the fabric tension of the base fabric, so there is no decrease in the guiding effect due to the load of thread tension due to fabric tension in the raising process.
Further, even when the fabric is stretched, it has no relation to the base fabric portion, and the loop pull-out of the binding portion becomes uniform, and the resulting tri-cut fabric also has a ladle-like appearance.

次にトリコット布帛から有毛化する起毛工程及び染色仕
上工程については上記の如<、トリコット&布部と無関
係に導電性糸条の挿入方向が考案されでいるがために、
各工程については9通′Mの起毛、染色仕上を行えば良
く9本発明においては。
Next, as for the raising process and dyeing finishing process of making hair from tricot fabric, as mentioned above, the insertion direction of the conductive yarn is devised regardless of the tricot and fabric part.
For each process, it is sufficient to carry out 9 times of napping and dyeing in the present invention.

トリコット布帛を通常に用いられる針布起毛機で6同和
毛した後に通常の液流染色機で染色した布帛をセッター
で仕上セットを行うとよい。
It is preferable that a tricot fabric is dyed in a conventional jet dyeing machine after being dyed using a commonly used needle cloth napping machine, and then finished setting is performed using a setter.

このようにして得られたトリコット有毛布帛の外観につ
いて、視覚判定で均一性を調査した結果凹凸状の経筋状
欠点は認められず、良好な外観の有毛布帛が得られた。
Regarding the appearance of the tricot covered fabric thus obtained, the uniformity was examined by visual judgment. As a result, no uneven warp-like defects were observed, and a covered fabric with a good appearance was obtained.

又、トリコット有毛布帛の導電性については、導電性糸
条の1本の挿入箇所を長さ10αに切り9両端をペース
トで固定した後に電流−電圧法でAATCC−76−7
5にのっとり測定電圧500vで測定した所1xio’
Ω、傷であり良好な導電効果を示した。
Regarding the conductivity of the tricot covered fabric, after cutting the insertion point of one conductive thread into a length of 10α and fixing both ends with paste, the conductivity was measured using the current-voltage method using AATCC-76-7.
1xio' when measured at a measurement voltage of 500v according to 5.
Ω, scratch, and showed good conductive effect.

本発明において、上記のように導電性の酸化第2M粒子
を含有した複合m維と1通常の熱可塑性合成繊維とから
導電性糸条を作成し、トリコット基布部とは別の経挿入
組織に編成しているがため。
In the present invention, as described above, a conductive yarn is created from a composite m-fiber containing conductive 2M oxidized particles and a normal thermoplastic synthetic fiber, and a conductive yarn is created from a transversely inserted structure different from the tricot base fabric part. Because it is organized as follows.

有毛布帛としては、導1を性を十分に満足させ、しかも
均一な外観を有しているがため、導電性の有毛布帛とし
ては十分にi 能をはたずことができるものである。
As a conductive cloth, it fully satisfies conductivity and has a uniform appearance, so it can fully perform the function as a conductive cloth. .

以下9本発明を実施例にて具体的に説明する。The present invention will be specifically explained below with reference to nine examples.

実施例1 粒子棧0.5μで比抵抗1Ω、01の酸化第2錫粒子5
0部のナイロン6に溶融して均一分散せしめて得たチッ
プIA]と2通常のナイロン6チップ(B)を重爪比1
5:85の割合でエクストル−ダー型溶融複合紡糸機を
用い、チップ(A)を芯成分とし、チップ(川を鞘成分
とする複合繊維20デニール/2フイヲメントを得た。
Example 1 Tin oxide particles 5 having a particle size of 0.5μ and a specific resistance of 1Ω, 01
Chips IA obtained by melting and uniformly dispersing 0 parts of nylon 6] and 2 ordinary nylon 6 chips (B) at a heavy nail ratio of 1
Using an extruder-type melt composite spinning machine at a ratio of 5:85, a 20 denier/2-fiber composite fiber having chips (A) as a core component and chips as a sheath component was obtained.

この複合繊維の固有性能は。What is the unique performance of this composite fiber?

その色相が灰白色で、電気抵抗値は8X10’Ω、l1
l11であった。
Its hue is grayish white, and its electrical resistance value is 8X10'Ω, l1
It was l11.

この複合繊維と通常のポリエヌテルマルチフィ7Gデニ
ール/26フイフメントを作成した。
This composite fiber and ordinary polyester multifiber 7G denier/26 fiber were prepared.

次に通常のトリコット編機を用い、トリコット布帛のパ
イル部と基布部にはポリエヌテルマルチフィラメント 
75デニー/L’/ 56フイヲメントを用い、」−述
の+’+? kit:性糸条70デニール/26フイラ
メ中 ン1を1木/インチ間隙で経挿入組織に使用して1゛リ
コツ1′布帛の編成を行った。また、これとは別に比較
用として、トリコット布帛のパイル部にボリエヌテルマ
ルチフィラメント75テニール156フイヲメントを用
い、トリコット布帛の7i(布部にはポリエステlレマ
ルヂフイヲメン1−75ダニ−zlz / 56フイラ
メン!・をン7木と導i1+、’ lど1ヨ糸条を1本
、すなわち導電性糸条が1木/インチの割合て基布部に
同時に使用されるようにして1リコツト布帛の編成を行
った。編成に当り、導iff、性糸条を経挿入組織に使
用した場合は糸切が認められなかったが、基布部に同時
編込とした場合は布帛50m当り51用の糸切が発生し
、外病も強い経筋となって現われた。
Next, using a regular tricot knitting machine, polyester multifilament was added to the pile part and base fabric part of the tricot fabric.
Using 75 denny/L'/56 fiwoment, +'+? Kit: A 1' fabric was knitted using 70 denier yarn/26 filament core 1 for the transverse insertion tissue with a gap of 1 wood/inch. Separately, for comparison, we used Borientel Multifilament 75 Tenyl 156 filament in the pile part of the tricot fabric, and 7i of the tricot fabric (in the fabric part, we used Polyester lémardifilament 1-75 mite filament). zlz / 56 Filamen!・N7 wood and conductive i1+, 'l 1 yaw one thread, that is, 1 conductive thread is used at the same time in the base fabric at a rate of 1 wood/inch. We knitted a ricotto fabric.During knitting, no thread breakage was observed when guide threads were used in the warp insertion tissue, but when knitted simultaneously into the base fabric, thread breakage occurred per 50m of fabric. 51 thread cut occurred, and external disease also appeared as a strong warp muscle.

ついで、得られた両者の布帛を通常の91布起毛機で6
回層毛した後に通常の液流染色イ〆をと、セッターを順
次用いて、染色−仕上セットを行い、治毛布帛を作成し
た。
Next, both of the obtained fabrics were brushed with a normal 91 fabric raising machine.
After layering, a conventional jet dyeing process was carried out, followed by a dyeing and finishing set using a setter to create a curing fabric.

得られた有毛布帛の外明品位及び導v(+、性のft’
価を行った。その結果を第1表に示した。導?ff、 
tk糸条を経捜入組織に使用した本発明の布帛の場合に
は、外観に経筋状の欠点は認められず均一な良好な外観
品位の有毛布帛であった。導電性を示す電気抵抗値もl
X10’Ω、傷であり、良好な導電性を示した。しかし
、2ひ111.性糸条を糸布部に同時に#!1m込んだ
」」二較例の布帛の場合には、外観に凹凸状の経筋状の
欠点が現われ、不満足な夕)観であった、にに、  ’
flT:気抵抗値も4×1υI8Ω、1であり、7厚1
毘11:も好ましくなかった。
The external quality and conductivity v(+, ft' of the obtained cloth)
I did the price. The results are shown in Table 1. Guide? ff,
In the case of the fabric of the present invention in which TK yarn was used for the warp interrogation structure, no warp-like defects were observed in the appearance, and the cloth had a uniform and good appearance quality. The electrical resistance value, which indicates conductivity, is also l.
X10'Ω, scratch, and showed good conductivity. However, 2hi111. At the same time #! In the case of the fabric of the second comparative example, uneven warp-like defects appeared on the appearance, giving an unsatisfactory appearance.
flT: The air resistance value is also 4×1υI8Ω, 1, and the thickness is 1
B11: was also unfavorable.

第  1  表Table 1

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (])導電性の酸化第2銭及び/又は 他の無機物質に
導電性の酸化第2錫をコーティングした粒子を含有する
導電性の複合繊維と通常の熱可塑性合成繊維とからなる
集束状態の導電性糸条がトリコット有毛布帛の経挿入組
織に用いられてなることを特徴とする導電性トリコット
有毛布帛。
(]) A bundle of conductive composite fibers containing particles of conductive tin oxide and/or other inorganic substances coated with conductive tin oxide and ordinary thermoplastic synthetic fibers. 1. A conductive tricot-covered fabric, characterized in that conductive threads are used in the transverse insertion structure of the tricot-covered fabric.
JP19719882A 1982-11-09 1982-11-09 Conductive tricot feather fabric Pending JPS5988956A (en)

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