JPS60199943A - Formation of color vertical stripe pattern to fabric - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Technical Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the production of multicolor vertical striped patterns on textiles, in particular by a sequential drawing technique, that is, by applying a desired pattern to a strip of paper, plastic film, etc., and then slitting it into a desired width. The present invention relates to a method for forming a multicolored striped pattern on a fabric by a technique in which the obtained yarn is roped as a pattern-revealing weft to reveal the pattern originally applied to the strip on the fabric.

Technical background of the invention and its problems Conventionally, in order to form a multicolored vertical striped pattern on a fabric by such a sequential drawing technique, the length in the warp direction corresponds to the weaving width of the fabric, and the length in the weft direction corresponds to the width of the fabric. Rated dimensions (for example,
In the case of borrowed paper, approximately 300 Ill) of paper 1 A strip of plastic film or the like with the desired pattern is used as the original fabric, and this is slit in the warp direction, and the resulting yarn is used as the pattern-revealing weft. depends on what you do.

According to this, one weft yarn with a length corresponding to the width of the woven fabric is
- It is necessary to insert the wood weft, and the total number of weft inserts for one fabric is enormous, which causes problems in terms of productivity in pattern appearance.

The present applicant has previously provided the invention of Japanese Patent Publication No. 56-25532, in which the thread used in the sequential drawing technique is lengthened, and the thread is shaped into a bobbin thread, in other words, it This makes it possible to insert the weft with the same ease as when inserting the weft. The proposed method is to create a cylinder (endless version) of the material for the pattern-revealing weft using the commonly used sequential drawing technique.
The technical idea is to slit this into a spiral shape to make the obtained yarn longer. Therefore, if the pattern of the raw fabric to be made into a tube is the required multicolored striped pattern, it can be used as a regular It is possible to create a multicolored vertical striped pattern on the fabric while performing H insertion with the same ease as traditional weft insertion. However, in the previously proposed invention, the spiral slit is created by, for example, rotating the cylindrical raw fabric in the circumferential direction of the axial line and moving a cutter in the axial direction of the cylindrical raw fabric. Alternatively, a similar special cutting means is required, and it is not possible to adopt efficient cutting such as the conventional slitting of multiple roll cutters in parallel for slitting the applicable original fabric.

Therefore, the present invention makes it possible to employ a conventionally used multi-roll cutter parallel type slitter for slitting a strip of paper with a desired pattern, such as a plastic film, etc., which is the applied original material, and also makes it possible to create a multicolor vertical striped pattern. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a method for forming a multicolor vertical striped pattern on a woven fabric by inserting the elongated weft yarn.

In addition, the present invention allows multicolor vertical striped patterns to be applied not only in straight lines on textiles, but also in
To provide a method for forming a multicolor vertical striped pattern on a fabric that can easily express a so-called running water pattern, a combination of a straight and a running water pattern, or a composite shape of a partially overlapping flowing water pattern. It is an object.

The method of forming a multicolor vertical striped pattern on a textile fabric according to the present invention uses a long strip of vertically elongated paper, plastic film, etc. as a base material, and adds a length equivalent to the textile weaving width (width of cotton padding) in the longitudinal direction of the base material. The destination is a span, and each span has a multicolored striped pattern that continues in the horizontal direction of the base material, and that is the horizontal center of the span! The long thread obtained by slitting the material under the specifications that are symmetrical about the 'il in the longitudinal direction to the required width is used as the pattern revealing weft, and is inserted into the fabric as described above. In addition to revealing the multicolored vertical stripes that follow the multicolored striped pattern, the width of the cotton insertion traction is kept constant or wide or narrow during weft insertion, thereby making the multicolored vertical stripes continuous in the warp direction in the fabric straight or straight. Add the regulator and J- to the flowing water, or a combination thereof, or a partially overlapping flowing water-like composite.

Effects of the Invention In the present invention, a multicolored striped pattern that continues in the lateral direction of the base material is applied to each of the snow strips in the above-mentioned strip under the specification that the stripes form opposite pairs around the lateral center line of the span. In the pattern-frequent weft yarn obtained by slitting the strip in the longitudinal direction to a required width, partial patterns, which are pattern constituent elements, are arranged in the order of weft insertion in parallel to the above-mentioned spans.

That is, according to the present invention, the pattern constituent elements are arranged in the warp direction rather than in the lateral direction of the original fabric as in the conventional method. Therefore, according to the present invention, by applying the required length of the patterned strip to the long one, it is possible to apply the conventionally used multi-roll cutter parallel slitter, and moreover, it is possible to use a multi-color strip. The vertical striped pattern constituent element is applied to the required part, and the original fabric for cotton yarn with multicolored vertical striped pattern is elongated in the slitting direction, in other words, the multicolored vertical striped pattern shown is obtained by slitting it. The weft can be made into an encroachment type, and multicolored warp patterns can be easily formed on the fabric using a sequential drawing technique.

In addition, in the present invention, as a result of being able to insert the weft with the entire length of the weft yarn, the weft traction width can be adjusted in an appropriate manner at the time of weft insertion. By restraining the tension line a) placed along the corresponding part so that it does not move, or by forcibly displacing the necessary part of the line in the weft direction of the fabric as the number of weft insertions progresses, It can be easily controlled to have a constant width, or to be wide or narrow as appropriate. Therefore, by controlling the weft insertion traction width appropriately, it is possible to make the vertical stripes in the fabric not only straight, but also straight in a so-called flowing pattern. Even if it is a composite shape like running water or a composite shape where parts of running water overlap, it is guaranteed that this will be manifested in m+ cleanliness.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows an example of the required patterned strip used as the original material for the pattern-revealing weft in the present invention, and an example of revealing a multicolor vertical striped pattern by inserting the weft obtained by slitting the strip to a desired width. are shown in FIG.

In Fig. 1, (1) is a strip, and the strip (1) is a strip.
) uses a long material made of vertically long paper, plastic film, etc. as a base material, and the length corresponding to the woven fabric width (weft insertion width (a)) in the longitudinal direction of the base material is defined as a span (a'), Each span (a')... has multicolored striped patterns (a), (0), IjN that are continuous laterally of the base material, and are centered on the horizontal center line of the span (a'). It is applied under the symmetrical specifications. It is better to apply the above striped pattern (A), 0.0→... on the back side of the strip (1) at a position that matches the pattern on the front side. The striped pattern for JA is strip (1)
To avoid missing a horizontal structure even if a weft obtained by slitting a weft is turned inside out during weft insertion. The alignment of the strip to the patterning means (for example a printing roller or screen) required for the patterning of the stripes on the reverse side of the strip can be carried out according to any suitable method known per se.

The above strip (a long thread obtained by slitting one thread in the longitudinal direction to a required width is used as a pattern-revealing weft, and is inserted into the weft to fix the fabric with the multicolored striped pattern G-1'), (0).

Multicolor vertical stripes according to 09 (-1/), (0'), (tsuma)・
...to manifest. When inserting the Vt, if the pulling width of the transversely exposed cotton yarn is regulated to a constant value as described above, a multicolored vertical striped pattern of fit stripes as shown in FIG. If the weft insertion traction width is repeatedly widened and narrowed, the longitudinal continuous pattern of the multicolored vertical stripes becomes so-called flowing water.
In the case of complex control, it becomes a combination of straight and flowing shapes, wide,
If the difference in width is increased, it will look like flowing water with some parts overlapping.

#, 'tl In case of regulating or controlling the pulling width, when using the tension rope for regulating the weaving width which is already installed in the I@ machine, a holding means for holding the rope, for example, the tension rope is inserted. A holder (not shown) with a hole to allow the weft to move back and forth in the weft direction of the fabric on the loom is disposed in a fixed position, and the holding means can be kept stationary or moved in the weft direction when necessary. What is necessary is to regulate or control the insertion and traction width.

[BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS] Fig. 1 is a flat mj diagram showing an example of the required patterned strip used in the present invention, and Fig. 2 is a multi-layered weft pattern obtained by slitting the strip shown in Fig. 1. Color vertical 1flG
FIG. 3 is a plan view showing an example of appearance of eA. (1) is the strip fabric (a) is the fabric weave width (weft insertion width) (force, 0.09 is the striped pattern (-1') of the strip, (0'), () is the multicolor of the fabric Vertical stripes (and more) s1 figure procedural amendment (n4 1 Display of the case 1982 Patent Application No. 52800 2 Title of the invention Method for forming multicolor vertical stripes on textiles 3 Person making the amendment Relationship to the case Patent applicant Zenzo Nakatsuka 4 Spontaneous application by agent 6 M-correct subject matter clearly Ill Claims and detailed explanation of the invention Contents of amendment 1 The ``Claims'' section in ms is amended as shown in the attached sheet. 2 Mei 1III, page 5, line 9 and page 6, lines M3-4 “
The phrase ``at the center of the span'' is corrected to ``It# between adjacent spans''. 3. Specification middle page 8, line 11 F above span...
Let j be the center and the adjacent spans (a') (a'
) is corrected as "mutually". (Above) Claims ■ A long strip of vertically elongated paper, plastic film, etc. is used as a base material, and a length corresponding to the width of the fabric (weft insertion width) in the longitudinal direction of the base material is used as a span. A long striped pattern is obtained by slitting a multicolored striped pattern that continues in the transverse direction of the base material in each span and forms the following between adjacent spans in the root direction with the required width. The yarn is used as a pattern-revealing weft, and this is inserted into the fabric to reveal multicolored vertical stripes that follow the above-mentioned multicolored striped pattern on the fabric, and the weft insertion traction width is controlled to be constant, wide, or narrow during weft insertion. Therefore, it is possible to create a multi-colored fabric by regulating the continuous longitudinal direction of the multi-colored vertical stripes in the fabric into a straight line, a flowing pattern, a combination thereof, or a partially overlapping flowing pattern. How to form vertical stripes.

Claims (1)

[Claims] ■ A long strip of paper, plastic film, etc. is used as a base material, and a length corresponding to the fabric weaving width (width in i) in the longitudinal direction of the base material is used as a span, and each span is used to extend the width of the fabric in the lateral direction of the base material. A continuous multi-colored striped pattern is created under the specifications that are symmetrical about the horizontal center line of the span, and the long thread obtained by slitting the striped pattern vertically to the required width is used. A pattern-revealing cotton yarn is used, and this is inserted into the weft to reveal multicolored vertical stripes that follow the above-mentioned multicolored striped pattern on the fabric, and the width of the weft insertion is kept constant or controlled to be wide or narrow during insertion, As a result, the multicolor vertical stripes on the fabric are characterized by regulating the continuous pattern in the warp direction of the multicolor vertical stripes to a straight line, a flowing pattern, a combination of these, or a partially overlapping flowing pattern. How to form.