JPS6071752A - Interlaced nonwoven fabric - Google Patents

Interlaced nonwoven fabric

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JPS6071752A
JPS6071752A JP58176397A JP17639783A JPS6071752A JP S6071752 A JPS6071752 A JP S6071752A JP 58176397 A JP58176397 A JP 58176397A JP 17639783 A JP17639783 A JP 17639783A JP S6071752 A JPS6071752 A JP S6071752A
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nonwoven fabric
fibers
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博恭 加藤
八木 健吉
五郎 近藤
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Toray Industries Inc
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(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、極細繊維と東向の該極細繊組同志が相互に動
きうる形態の極細繊維束とが実質的に全層にわたって三
次元交絡していることを特徴とする交絡不織布に関する
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention is characterized in that the ultrafine fibers and the ultrafine fiber bundle in which the eastward facing ultrafine fiber bundles are movable relative to each other are three-dimensionally intertwined over substantially the entire layer. Concerning interlaced nonwoven fabrics.

従来公知の不織布としては、■普通繊維のステーブルを
ランダムウェブとなし、次いで、二−ドルパンチしで得
られた不II イli 、■多数の単繊眉1が集束せし
められCいる繊維束を生体として該繊維束はSli紺束
同志が繊維束の状態のまま相Hに絡合せしめられた不織
イli、■極細単繊維ど、該極細?)1繊紐が自己接着
されて形成された繊紹束とが交絡した構造を有する不織
布、■単繊維と、自己接着知gi紺または割繊性短繊維
からなる単繊維が結合した繊維束とが織編物と□からみ
合い一体化された構造を右するイロ帛不織イ[、■長さ
の短かい極細単繊維とイ[帛とが交絡され一体化された
4M造を有づるイ11帛不織イ[Iなどが知られている
Conventionally known non-woven fabrics include: (1) A stable web of ordinary fibers is formed into a random web, and (2) a fiber bundle obtained by needle punching, and (2) a fiber bundle in which a large number of single fibers are bundled together. As a living body, the fiber bundle is a non-woven structure in which the Sli fiber bundles are intertwined with the phase H while still being in the fiber bundle state. ) A non-woven fabric having a structure in which fiber bundles formed by self-adhesion of single fibers are intertwined; ■ A fiber bundle in which single fibers and single fibers made of self-adhesive dark blue or splittable staple fibers are combined; The fabric is intertwined with the woven or knitted fabric to create an integrated structure, and the non-woven fabric has a 4M structure in which the short ultra-fine single fibers and the fabric are intertwined and integrated.11 Non-woven fabrics [I, etc.] are known.

しかし、■のちのは、比較的太い1ili維1本1木が
立体的に絡合した構造を有し、それ故に柔軟性に乏しく
感触など極めて恕いものであり、このため、不織布の用
途が箸しく制限されてきた。■のちのは、前者にくらべ
柔軟性に優れ−Cいるが、不織布東独では形態保持性が
きわめて悲いものである。■のものは、■のちのよりは
形態保持性はよいがまだ不充分ぐある。また不織布に含
まれる4J&維束は、極Ill繊キ1Fが相Hに自己接
着された構造ひあるため、極細繊維からなるa紐束どい
えども柔軟性がなく剛性の高いしのである。このため、
このことが不織イliの風合やその他の性状に影響を及
ぼし特に柔軟性の高い不織布が得られなかったのである
。、また、この不織布を手でなぜCみると、自己接着さ
れた繊維束が手にひっかかりザラザラした感触をしてい
る。更に不織布を折り曲げでみると紙様の折れ方をし、
折り曲けられた外側がっの状に′にばこした見苦しい形
態を承りものである。■のちのは、織編物が含まれてい
るため形態保持性は良好である。しかし、イ11帛不織
イIJに含まれる繊鞘束は、■のちのと同様、極細繊維
が相z7に結合された剛直な構造をしているため、やは
り■のものと同様の欠点を有しているもの′Cある。更
に、織編物の界面で剥離がおさやづいこと、平面方向の
伸び方にかなりのハ31つがあること、繊舵長かぎわめ
C知かいため極細繊維やl1Ii維束が抜(づ落ち唐1
いこと、表面に織編物の目が浮き出や寸いこと、揚台に
J:つては切り口からf8Iil1m物の繊維がほつれ
出ることがあることなどの欠点を有しているものである
3、■のものは、■のらのど同様、イ[帛が含まれてい
る1=め形態保持性は良好である。また、極細単繊維と
布帛のみから構成されており、剛直な繊維束は含まれて
いないため、■のもののような欠点はないものである。
However, the non-woven fabric that came after ■ had a structure in which each relatively thick 1ili fiber was intertwined three-dimensionally, and therefore lacked flexibility and had an extremely unpleasant feel. has been severely restricted. (2) The latter type has better flexibility than the former type, but the shape retention of the non-woven East German fabric is extremely poor. The shape retention of the product (■) is better than that of the product (2), but it is still insufficient. Furthermore, since the 4J& fiber bundle included in the nonwoven fabric has a structure in which the ultra-Ill fiber 1F is self-adhered to the phase H, even the a-string bundle made of ultrafine fibers is inflexible and highly rigid. For this reason,
This affected the texture and other properties of the nonwoven fabric, making it impossible to obtain a nonwoven fabric with particularly high flexibility. Also, when you look at this nonwoven fabric with your hands, the self-adhesive fiber bundles get caught in your hands, giving it a rough feel. Furthermore, when you bend the nonwoven fabric, it folds like paper,
It has an unsightly shape with a bent outer shell. (2) Since the latter contains woven and knitted fabrics, its shape retention is good. However, the fiber sheath bundle included in A11 non-woven IJ has a rigid structure in which ultrafine fibers are bonded to phase Z7, as in the case of ■, so it still has the same drawbacks as in ■. There are things that I have. Furthermore, peeling is slow at the interface of woven and knitted materials, there is considerable variation in the way the fibers elongate in the plane direction, and the length of the fibers is extremely long, making it difficult for ultrafine fibers and l1Ii fiber bundles to be pulled out. 1
It has disadvantages such as the texture of the woven or knitted material being raised or too small on the surface, and the fibers of the woven or knitted material sometimes fraying from the cut end of the lifting platform.3. As with ① Nora-no-do, ① contains fabric and has good shape retention. In addition, since it is composed only of ultrafine single fibers and fabric and does not contain rigid fiber bundles, it does not have the drawbacks of item (3).

しかし。布帛に極細単繊維のみが交絡しているため交絡
が緻密になり1ぎ風合が硬くなりやづいという欠点に加
え、やはり、■のものと同様、布帛の界面で剥離がおき
やりいこと、平面方向の伸びにかなりの片寄りがあるこ
と、繊維長がきわめで短かいため極細単繊維が抜り落ち
やすいこと、場合によっては切り目から布帛のU&紺が
ほつれ出ることがあることなどの欠点を有しているもの
Cある。
but. In addition to the disadvantage that only ultra-fine single fibers are intertwined with the fabric, the intertwining becomes dense and the texture is hard and easy to get. Disadvantages include the fact that the elongation in the plane direction is quite uneven, the fiber length is extremely short, so the ultra-fine single fibers tend to fall off easily, and in some cases, the U and navy blue of the fabric may fray from the cuts. There is a thing C that has .

本発明のl]的は、かかる従来の不織布のような欠点が
なく、柔軟性に優れ、しかも織編物が内部に含まれてい
ないにもかかわらず形態保持性が良好C1更に、手に吸
い付くような感触を有し、折り曲げたとぎにつのが出難
く、なめらかな曲面形態が得られ、厚さが薄くても強力
が高い交絡不織布を提供りることにある。
The object of the present invention is that it does not have the disadvantages of conventional nonwoven fabrics, has excellent flexibility, and has good shape retention even though no woven or knitted fabric is contained inside. It is an object of the present invention to provide an interlaced nonwoven fabric which has a similar feel, does not easily come out when folded, has a smooth curved shape, and has high strength even if it is thin.

かかる本発明の目的を達成づるために、本発明は次の構
成を有する。
In order to achieve the object of the present invention, the present invention has the following configuration.

交絡不織布の実質的に全層にわたって、(△)0、5デ
ニール以下の極細繊維ど、(]3)極細繊維束を構成す
る該極細Ili紐が極細繊維同志相−Uに動きうる自由
度のある状態で配列された4rIff造を有する極細繊
維束とが主体に8在し緻密に三次元交絡している構造を
有りることを特徴とりる交絡不織布。
Substantially all layers of the intertwined nonwoven fabric include (△) ultrafine fibers of 0.5 deniers or less, (3) a degree of freedom in which the ultrafine Ili strings constituting the ultrafine fiber bundle can move in the phase -U of the ultrafine fibers; An intertwined nonwoven fabric characterized by having a structure in which eight ultrafine fiber bundles having a 4rIff structure are arranged in a certain state and are densely intertwined three-dimensionally.

本発明に使用される極m繊維としては、スーパードロー
による方法、多数の微細孔より吐出する方法、ガス流を
利用したジェノ1〜紡糸にJ:る方法などで直接製造し
た極細繊維を束ね−(別の結合成分で結合して一木の複
合繊維どし、不織布製造工程のしかるべき時期に該結合
成分を除去し極細繊維に再生して用いてもよいが、繊維
か細くなると紡糸が不安定になること、不様布I!l造
工程の途中で繊維が剥離してトラブルが発生ずるなど加
工がむつかしく取扱いにくいこと、超極細繊維は直接紡
糸では製造困難であること、得られた不織布は柔軟性に
やや劣ることなどから、つぎに述べる多成分からなる極
細繊維形成型II維を用い不織布製造工程中のしかるべ
き時期にその少なくとも1成分を溶解除去し゛C極細繊
維に変成しく用いることかより好ましい。ずなわら、本
発明に好ましく使用される極細繊維形成型繊維は、たと
えは、1成分を他成分間に敢用状に介在uしめlこ菊花
状断面のU&紐、多層バイメタル型繊維、ドーナツ状断
面の多層バイメタル型繊維、2種以上の高分子物質のチ
ップやビーズを況合し溶m混合するかあるいは2種以上
の高分子物質の溶融成分を混合して紡糸したいわゆる混
合紡糸繊維、繊維軸方向に連続した極細繊維が多数配列
集合し他の成分で結合され1本の11紺を形成した高分
子相互配列体繊維などCあり、これらの2種以上の繊維
を混合あるいは組み合わせ用いてもよい。溶剤に対する
溶解性の異なる2種以上の高分子物質からなる海島構造
を有する高分子相互配列体繊維や混合紡糸繊維などの極
細繊維形成型繊維は、その少なくとも1成分を溶解除去
することにより、特に柔軟性に優れ、手に吸いイ4くよ
うなきわめてなめらかな感触を有し、形態保持性に(0
れた不織布が得られるため、最も好ましく用いられる。
The ultra-fine fibers used in the present invention are made by bundling ultra-fine fibers directly produced by a super draw method, a method of discharging through a large number of micropores, a method of spinning using a gas flow, etc. (If a single composite fiber is bonded with another bonding component, the bonding component may be removed at an appropriate time in the nonwoven fabric manufacturing process and recycled into ultrafine fibers. However, if the fibers become thin, spinning becomes unstable. It is difficult to process and difficult to handle, as fibers may peel off during the manufacturing process, and it is difficult to manufacture ultra-fine fibers by direct spinning. Due to its slightly inferior flexibility, it is recommended to use ultrafine fiber-forming type II fibers made of multiple components as described below, dissolve and remove at least one component at an appropriate time during the nonwoven fabric manufacturing process, and use them to convert them into C ultrafine fibers. More preferred.The ultrafine fiber-forming fiber preferably used in the present invention is, for example, a U&string with a chrysanthemum-shaped cross section in which one component is intentionally interposed between other components, or a multilayer bimetallic type. Fibers, multilayer bimetallic fibers with a doughnut-shaped cross section, and chips or beads of two or more types of polymeric substances are melted and mixed, or the molten components of two or more types of polymeric substances are mixed and spun into a so-called mixture. There are spun fibers, polymer mutually arranged fibers in which a large number of ultrafine fibers continuous in the fiber axis direction are arranged and aggregated and combined with other components to form a single 11 navy blue, etc., and two or more of these fibers are mixed or They may be used in combination.Ultra-fine fiber-forming fibers such as polymer mutual array fibers and mixed spun fibers having a sea-island structure consisting of two or more types of polymer substances with different solubility in solvents require that at least one of the components be dissolved. By removing it, it has particularly excellent flexibility, has an extremely smooth feel that feels like it is sucking on your hand, and has excellent shape retention (0
This method is most preferably used because it provides a nonwoven fabric with a soft texture.

また、本発明にお(プる44i細繊維は繊維形成能を有
づる高分子物質からなり、たとえば、ナイロン6、ナイ
ロン66、ナイI」ン12、共重合ナイロンなどのポリ
アミド、ポリエチレンテレフタレー1〜、共重合ポリエ
チレンデレフメレート、ポリブチレンテレフタレート、
共重合ポリブチレンテレフタレートなどのポリエステル
、ポリエチレン、ポリプロピレンなとのポリオレフィン
、ポリウレタン、ポリアクリルニトリルおよびビニル重
合体などがあげられる。また本発明にお(プる極細繊維
は異種あるいは同種のiり分子物質からなる複合繊維で
あってもよく、捲縮m5It、異形断面繊維、中空繊維
、レンコン状多孔繊維をも使用しつる。更に、不織布内
に含まれる4fA細繊維どして異種の極細繊維が混合さ
れたものであってもよい。また、該極細繊維形成型繊維
11の結合成分あるいは溶解除去成分とし−Cは、/C
とえば、ポリスチレン、ポリエチレン、ポリプロピレン
、ポリアミド、ボ1戸ンレタン、アルカリ溶液に易溶出
型の共徂合ボリエチレンテレフタレート、ポリビニルア
ルコール、共重合ポリビニルアルコール、スチレン−ア
クリロ二I〜リル共小合体、スチレンと]Iクリル酸の
高級アルコールエステルJ3よび/またはメタクリル酸
の高級アルコールニスデルとの共重合体などが用いられ
る。複合紡糸しゃづいこと、溶解除去しやづいこと、高
速流体流の打撃によって破壊されやづいことなどのため
、ポリスチレン、スチレンとノ7クリロニI〜リルどの
共重合体、スチレンとアクリル酸の高級アルコールエス
テルおよび/またはメタクリル酸の高級アルコールエス
テルとの共重合体などのポリスチレン系重合体は好まし
く用いられる。更に延伸倍率が−6くとれ強度の高い極
細繊維が得られるという点でスチレンとアクリル酸の高
級アルコールデルおよび/またはメタクリル酸の高級ア
ルコールニスデルとの共重合体は更に好ましく用いられ
る。また、高速流体流による処理においC該極細繊維形
成型繊維を枝分かれしや1くJるという点で、結合成分
あるいは溶解除去成分にポリアルキレングリコール類な
どの重合体を0、 5〜30[%混合して用いることが
好j、しい。かかる極111繊維形成型繊キ11の繊度
は特に限定されるものではないが、紡糸にd3りる安定
性、不織布形成のしや1さなどから0.5〜1o−5″
−−ルのものが好ましい。
In addition, according to the present invention, (Puru 44i fine fibers are made of polymeric substances having fiber-forming ability, such as polyamides such as nylon 6, nylon 66, nylon 12, copolymerized nylon, polyethylene terephthalate 1 ~, copolymerized polyethylene derephmerate, polybutylene terephthalate,
Examples include polyesters such as copolymerized polybutylene terephthalate, polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene, polyurethanes, polyacrylonitrile, and vinyl polymers. Further, the ultrafine fibers used in the present invention may be composite fibers made of different or the same types of iridescent molecular substances, and crimped m5It, irregular cross-section fibers, hollow fibers, and lotus root-like porous fibers may also be used. Furthermore, different kinds of ultrafine fibers such as 4fA fine fibers contained in the nonwoven fabric may be mixed.Furthermore, -C is a binding component or a dissolving and removal component of the ultrafine fiber forming type fiber 11. C
For example, polystyrene, polyethylene, polypropylene, polyamide, polyethylene terephthalate, polyethylene terephthalate easily soluble in alkaline solutions, polyvinyl alcohol, copolyvinyl alcohol, styrene-acryloyl copolymer, styrene. [I] A copolymer of acrylic acid with higher alcohol ester J3 and/or methacrylic acid with higher alcohol Nisdel, etc. are used. Polystyrene, copolymers of styrene and Krylon I to Ryl, higher alcohols of styrene and acrylic acid are used because they are difficult to spin composites, are difficult to dissolve and remove, and are easily destroyed by the impact of high-speed fluid flow. Polystyrene polymers such as esters and/or copolymers of methacrylic acid with higher alcohol esters are preferably used. Furthermore, a copolymer of styrene and a higher alcohol nysdel of acrylic acid and/or a higher alcohol nysdel of methacrylic acid is more preferably used in that it is possible to obtain ultrafine fibers with a draw ratio of -6 and high strength. In addition, in order to reduce branching of the ultrafine fiber-forming fibers during treatment with high-speed fluid flow, 0.5 to 30% of polymers such as polyalkylene glycols are used as binding components or dissolving and removing components. It is preferable to use them in combination. The fineness of the pole 111 fiber-forming type fiber 11 is not particularly limited, but is 0.5 to 1o-5'' based on the stability of spinning, the stiffness of nonwoven fabric formation, etc.
- - is preferred.

極細繊維を束ねて一時的に接着処理をりるのに用いる結
合成分としては、工業的安価さから水によって除去でき
るもの、たどえぽでんぶ/U、ポリビニルアルコール ルボキシメチルセルE1−スなどが好ましく、このほか
にも他の溶剤で溶解可能なポリビニール系ラデックス、
ポリブタン1ン系接着剤、ポリウレタン系接着剤、ポリ
エステル系接着剤、ポリアミド系接着剤などの合成のり
、天然のり、接着剤が用いられる。
Binding components used to bundle microfibers and temporarily adhesive them include those that can be removed with water due to their industrial cost, such as Tadoe Podenbu/U, polyvinyl alcohol ruboxymethyl cell E1-su, etc. is preferable, and in addition to these, polyvinyl latex which can be dissolved in other solvents,
Synthetic glues, natural glues, and adhesives such as polybutane adhesives, polyurethane adhesives, polyester adhesives, and polyamide adhesives are used.

本発明におりる極細m肩【の繊度は0.5デニール以下
であることが必要である。0.5デニールより太い揚台
は、繊維の剛性が過大C不織布の柔軟性ヤ)感触が悪く
、繊維を緻密に交絡させることが困f′lI′r″ある
。好ましくは0.1デニール以下、より好ましくはo、
oiデニール以下が適当Cある。更に、O,OO5デニ
ール未渦の場合は繊維の交絡がきわめて緻密に行なえ、
不織布の形態保持性がきわめて良好なため特に好ましい
The fineness of the ultra-fine m shoulder used in the present invention must be 0.5 denier or less. If the platform is thicker than 0.5 denier, the stiffness of the fibers will be too high, the softness of the nonwoven fabric will be poor, and it will be difficult to intertwine the fibers in a dense manner.Preferably 0.1 denier or less. , more preferably o,
A suitable C is below oi denier. Furthermore, in the case of O, OO5 denier non-vortex, the fibers can be intertwined very densely,
This is particularly preferred because the nonwoven fabric has extremely good shape retention.

本発明の極細繊維束とは多数本の異種または同種のステ
ープルあるいはフィラメン1−状の極細繊維が並列的に
相互配列されたものであり、極細繊維束を構成する極1
111繊維は極細繊維間−志が相互に動ぎうる自由度の
ある形態をしているムのでdつる。Cのことは本発明に
おいてきわめて重要な要件である。づなわち、極細繊維
が自己接着あるいは結合されて形成された繊維束におい
ては、東向において極Ill繊維は動くことができず、
極細繊維束とはいえどし実際は、その繊維束のトータル
繊度に相当づる1本の太い単繊維と同じ挙動を示づもの
である。従って前)本した欠点のある不織布しか得られ
ないのである。
The ultrafine fiber bundle of the present invention is one in which a large number of different or similar types of staple or filament-like ultrafine fibers are mutually arranged in parallel.
111 fibers have a shape with a degree of freedom in which the microfibers can move relative to each other, so they are flexible. C is an extremely important requirement in the present invention. In other words, in a fiber bundle formed by self-adhesion or bonding of ultrafine fibers, the ultrafine fibers cannot move in the east direction,
Although it is an ultra-fine fiber bundle, it actually exhibits the same behavior as one thick single fiber whose total fineness corresponds to the fiber bundle's total fineness. Therefore, only nonwoven fabrics with the drawbacks mentioned above can be obtained.

本発明の不織布は、極細繊維と、東向の極細繊維同志が
相互に動きうる自由僚のある形態の上記極細繊維束間1
木体に実質的に不織布の全層にわたって渥在し緻密に三
次元交絡した構造を有するものである。
The nonwoven fabric of the present invention has the ultrafine fibers and the above-mentioned ultrafine fiber bundle 1 having a free structure in which the eastward ultrafine fibers can mutually move.
It has a structure in which substantially all layers of the nonwoven fabric are interwoven with the wood body and are densely intertwined in three dimensions.

本発明の交絡不織布は、かかる構造を有ηるため、一体
感のある風合を右りるばがり′Cなく、柔軟性に優れ、
しかも織編物が内部に含まれていないにもかかわらず、
形態保持性が良りrで、更に、手に吸いイqくような感
触を有し、折り曲げたときにつのが出すなめらかな曲面
形態が′i!7られ、厚さが薄くても高い強力を有する
Since the interlaced nonwoven fabric of the present invention has such a structure, it does not give a sense of unity, has excellent flexibility,
Moreover, even though there is no woven or knitted material inside,
It has good shape retention, feels like it's sucking on your hand, and has a smooth curved shape when folded. 7, and has high strength even if it is thin.

また、本発明の交絡不織布を4RTFCηる楳肩fのほ
とんどは、1一本の極細繊維がある部分では束を構成し
、またある部分では枝分かれしているため単繊維と束と
に別々には分りられない構造をしている−しのが好まし
い。このため、更に一体感の優れた場合を有し、しかも
極細繊維が抜1プ落ちにくい交絡不織イロが得られるの
である。
In addition, in most of the folding shoulders f made of 4RTFCη of the interlaced nonwoven fabric of the present invention, the parts where each ultrafine fiber is present constitute a bundle, and in some parts it is branched, so that it is not possible to separate the single fibers and the bundles. Shino is preferable because it has an incomprehensible structure. For this reason, it is possible to obtain an interlaced non-woven fabric that has an even better sense of unity and that the ultrafine fibers are less likely to fall off.

また、実質的に極細繊1(束のみからなり繊維束111
[志が繊維束の状態のまま相互に交絡した部分と、極細
繊維束と極細繊維が主体に緻密に交絡した部分を有し、
両部分が厚み方向に偏って分布した構造の不織イ5は、
両部分での繊維の充て/υ度合1なわち繊維の見掛密度
や絡合の緻密ざが大きく眉なるため、ルーズな方を外に
して折り曲Iyると紙様の深い]11れシワになるので
ある。また、ルーズな部分が不織布の内部にある場合も
同様に深い折れシワが発生する。一方、ルーズな部分が
外側にある場合は、表面繊維がほつれて見苦しく毛羽立
ら、更には毛玉がn1しやJい欠点を有している。Tl
なりら、本発明の不織イ5におけるように、極細繊維と
極細III束が実質的に不織イliの全層にわたって緻
密に交絡した繊維構造にづることによってはじめてこれ
らの欠点が解浦されるのである。
In addition, the fiber bundle 111 is substantially made up of ultra-fine fibers 1 (only bundles).
[It has a part where the fibers are intertwined with each other while remaining in the state of fiber bundles, and a part where ultrafine fiber bundles and ultrafine fibers are mainly densely intertwined,
Non-woven material 5 has a structure in which both parts are unevenly distributed in the thickness direction.
Fiber filling in both parts / υ degree 1, that is, the apparent density of the fibers and the fineness of the entanglement are large, so if you bend it with the loose side facing out, it will have a paper-like deep wrinkle] It becomes. Furthermore, deep creases also occur when loose parts are inside the nonwoven fabric. On the other hand, if the loose portion is on the outside, the surface fibers become unsightly and fluffy, and furthermore, there is a disadvantage that pilling is more likely to occur. Tl
However, these drawbacks can only be overcome by creating a fiber structure in which ultrafine fibers and ultrafine III bundles are densely intertwined over substantially the entire layer of the nonwoven fabric, as in nonwoven fabric A5 of the present invention. It is.

また、本発明の不織布において、極細繊維束の太さく含
まれる極am維のvl、)は、Jべての束が同じ太さで
ある必要はなく、細いものから太いものまぐバラエティ
に富んだものである。
In addition, in the nonwoven fabric of the present invention, the thickness of the ultra-fine fiber bundles (vl) of the ultra-fine fibers included in the ultra-fine fiber bundles does not necessarily have to be the same in thickness, but can be varied from thin to thick. It is something.

束の形状につい−でも、含まれる極細繊維束間の距離が
大ぎくひらいたものもあれば小さく接近したものもあり
、あるいは極細繊維同志が接触していてもよい。更に、
極細繊維束の長さも、どこからどこまでといった明確な
−6のでなく、極細1iIi維束からの極111繊維の
枝分かれの仕方によつCいろいろである。このように本
発明の不織布はいろいろな形状の極細繊維束と極111
繊維とが混在し複雑に絡み合っているもの(・ある。
As for the shape of the bundles, the distances between the ultrafine fiber bundles may be very wide, others may be small and close together, or the ultrafine fibers may be in contact with each other. Furthermore,
The length of the ultra-fine fiber bundle is not clearly -6 from where to where, but varies depending on the way the ultra-111 fibers are branched from the ultra-fine 1iIi fiber bundle. In this way, the nonwoven fabric of the present invention has various shapes of ultrafine fiber bundles and poles 111.
Some fibers are mixed and intertwined in a complicated manner.

また、繊維の絡み合いの緻密さについては、高速流体流
の強い]]撃によって打たれた極細械訂1束や極細In
維が高速流体流の分散とともにいろんな方向に押しやら
れ、割り込/υだり、ねじれたり、絡んだりしく高い交
絡密僚が達成されているものである。この交絡の緻密さ
は、従来のニードルパンチのみによる交絡、縮じゅうや
収縮にJ、る交絡密度の向−Lなどでは、とうてい到達
できない密度の高いものである。また、不織布を構成し
ている極細繊維や繊維束内の極細繊維の長さは、あまり
に短がいものでは不織布の強ツノが弱くなっ(しまう。
In addition, regarding the denseness of the entanglement of the fibers, it is possible to determine the fineness of the fibers by a bundle of ultra-fine mechanical fibers struck by a strong []] blow of a high-speed fluid flow or by ultra-fine In
The fibers are pushed in various directions with the dispersion of the high-speed fluid flow, and a high degree of entanglement is achieved by interpolating, twisting, and entangling the fibers. The density of this entanglement is so high that it cannot be achieved by conventional interlacing using only needle punching, shrinkage, or shrinkage, such as in the direction of the entanglement density of -L. Furthermore, if the length of the ultrafine fibers constituting the nonwoven fabric or the ultrafine fibers in the fiber bundle are too short, the strong horns of the nonwoven fabric will become weak.

不織イ1iをMA造づるどきに使うしとの極細形成型繊
維の長さをもとに言えば、15mm以上、りfましくは
25mm以上、更に好ましくは35mm以上か適当Cあ
る。
Based on the length of the ultrafine fibers used in MA construction of the non-woven material 1i, the length is 15 mm or more, preferably 25 mm or more, and even more preferably 35 mm or more.

本発明の交絡不織布は、次に述べる新規な方法により具
体的に実現させることがCきる。
The intertwined nonwoven fabric of the present invention can be specifically realized by the novel method described below.

先ず、前記の直接製造方法τ製造した極細繊した結合繊
維束、あるいは前記極細繊維形成型11 Iffのフィ
ラメントもしくはしかるべき長さに切断したステニブル
を用いてウェアを形成する。
First, a garment is formed using the ultrafine bonded fiber bundle produced by the above-mentioned direct production method τ, the filament of the ultrafine fiber forming type 11 Iff, or the stenible cut into an appropriate length.

次でニードリングを施し、あるいは施さず他の方法なと
ぐ一次組合栴造を形成する。あるいは、異なる繊維から
なるウェア又は不織布を積層してニードリンクづる。し
かる後高速流体流を衝突させて、結合成分あるいは溶解
除去成分)を破壊したり剥離したりし′Cもとの繊維を
極細繊軒1や極1繊維のか1こよりや)へ副RVAMf
束4工とに分IWさじ、同時に相互に緻密に2次組合さ
ける。ここCいう流体どは、液体であって、特別4工場
合は、きわめて微fflな固体を含むものであってbJ
、いが、取り扱いやすさ、ロスト1流体としての衝突エ
ネルギー散の点から、水あるいは水に少量のポリアルル
ンΔキリイドやポリアクリルアミドを添加したものが最
も好ましく用いられる。更に目的に応じて、該極線1繊
維形成型楳紐の一部成分を溶解可能な種々の有機溶剤あ
るいは水酸化す1−リウムなどのアルカリまたは酸の水
溶液なども使用できる。これらの流体を加圧し、孔径の
小さいノズルあるいは間隔のせまいスリン1〜から噴則
させ高速の柱状流あるいはカーテン状流とし、繊維シー
トに衝突さI!織肩fの枝分かれおよび交絡を行なう。
Next, the primary assembly is formed by applying needling or other methods without needling. Alternatively, garments or nonwoven fabrics made of different fibers are laminated to form a needle link. After that, a high-speed fluid stream is collided with the fibers to destroy or separate the bonded components or dissolved and removed components.
Separate the IW spoon into 4 bundles, and at the same time, carefully combine each other into secondary combinations. The fluid referred to here as C is a liquid, and in special cases, it contains an extremely small amount of solid.bJ
However, from the viewpoint of ease of handling and dissipation of collision energy as a lost fluid, water or water with a small amount of polyalurine Δkylide or polyacrylamide added is most preferably used. Further, depending on the purpose, various organic solvents capable of dissolving some of the components of the polar wire 1 fiber-forming card cord, or aqueous solutions of alkali or acids such as 1-lium hydroxide may also be used. These fluids are pressurized and jetted from small-diameter nozzles or narrowly spaced sulins 1 to form a high-speed columnar flow or curtain-like flow, which impinges on the fiber sheet. Branching and interlacing of the woven shoulder f is performed.

液体にか(プる圧力は、該極刑1楳維成形型繊維あるい
は極#l1lIJl維束の枝分かれのしやすさによって
異なり、枝分かれしやりいl1li 1[rは、5〜1
00 Kg/ crJの比較的低圧でよいが、高分子配
列体繊維や混合ふやりことにより枝分かれおよび交絡の
程度おにび交絡深追を高めることも可能であり、処理の
たびごとに圧力を変化させてしよい。また、ノズルを揺
動させることも好ましく採用される。
The pressure applied to the liquid varies depending on the ease of branching of the fiber-forming type fiber or the fiber bundle.
A relatively low pressure of 0.00 Kg/crJ is sufficient, but it is also possible to increase the degree of branching and entanglement by using polymer array fibers and mixed materials, and the pressure can be changed with each treatment. I'll let you. It is also preferably employed to swing the nozzle.

次いで、結合成分あるいは溶解除去成分のみを溶解し得
る溶剤で該結合成分あるいは溶解除去成分を溶解除去J
る。ここで、高速流体流処理を結合成分または溶解除去
成分の除去後に行なってもJ:い。この場合は、ニード
リングなどを施し絡合構造を形成した後ポリビニルアル
コールなどの糊剤を付与して不織布全体を一時固定し結
合成分あるいは溶解除去・成分の溶解除去後該糊剤を除
去し、または糊剤除去と同時に高速流体処理を行ない、
結合成分の溶解除去時の不織布の形くずれを防止する工
程を挿入づることも好ましい方法である。また、一部成
分の溶解除去の工程の前と後で高速流体流の処理を行な
ってもよい。
Next, the bound component or the dissolved and removed component is dissolved and removed using a solvent that can dissolve only the bound component or the dissolved and removed component.
Ru. Here, the high-speed fluid flow treatment may be performed after the removal of the bound components or the dissolved and removed components. In this case, after performing needling etc. to form an entangled structure, a sizing agent such as polyvinyl alcohol is applied to temporarily fix the entire nonwoven fabric, and the bonding components or dissolved components are removed.After the components are dissolved and removed, the sizing agent is removed. Or perform high-speed fluid treatment at the same time as adhesive removal,
It is also a preferable method to include a step to prevent the nonwoven fabric from deforming when the binding component is dissolved and removed. Further, high-speed fluid flow treatment may be performed before and after the step of dissolving and removing some components.

ただし、本発明の交絡不織イ11は、単に上記の方法を
実施したのではjqられず、以下のjボベる多数の要因
のいくつかを適宜組み合Uなりれば達成されない。これ
らの要因に6とづく交絡不織布の構造に対リ−る影響は
、複雑に関係しdうっており、本発明を達成するに足る
上記要因の絹み合せは、−11!に規定しIffいが、
たとえば1・記づる諸装置の影響力を参考にづることに
より、jqることが可能となる。
However, the interlaced nonwoven fabric 11 of the present invention cannot be achieved simply by implementing the above method, but by appropriately combining some of the many factors described below. The effects of these factors on the structure of the interlaced nonwoven fabric are intricately related, and the combination of the above factors that is sufficient to achieve the present invention is -11! Although it stipulates that
For example, by referring to the influence of the various devices described in 1.

△、−次絡合構造体の見1f)密度、厚さ高速流体流の
処理をJる前の一次組合iF4 )’a体の見掛密度は
あまりに低づぎると、高速fMj体流による繊維の過度
の移動が起り、単に高速流体流が一次絡合構造体を貫通
する結果どなり、極りt繊帷とその束が緻密に三次元交
絡している溝道をとり得ない。逆にこの見掛密度があま
りに高J−きると、高速流体流の影響が一次絡合構造体
の表面イーを近にとどまり、実質的に全層にわたって1
fiIIJ繊維と極細1組束が沢在して交絡した構造の
不織布が得られない。−次組合構造体の児掛密庶は、好
ましくは0.15y/−ないし0.25 ’j / C
iが適当である。
△, − order entangled structure 1f) Density, thickness Primary combination before high-speed fluid flow processing iF4) 'A If the apparent density of the body is too low, the fibers due to the high-speed fMj fluid flow Excessive movement occurs, simply as a result of high-speed fluid flow penetrating the primary entangled structure, and the fibers and their bundles cannot form a channel in which they are tightly intertwined in three dimensions. Conversely, if this apparent density becomes too high, the influence of the high-speed fluid flow will remain close to the surface of the primary entangled structure, and will cause the
A nonwoven fabric having a structure in which fiIIJ fibers and ultrafine bundles are abundantly intertwined cannot be obtained. - The interpolation of the next union structure is preferably between 0.15y/- and 0.25'j/C
i is appropriate.

一方、−次格合構造体の厚さが過度に薄い場合は、高速
流体流により結合成分や溶解除去成分を破壊したり剥離
したりしく本発明の構造の不織布を得ようとすると、−
次組合構造体の破壊・切断が起こり、本発明の目的を達
成できない。−次組合構造体の厚さが過度に厚い揚台は
、高速流体流の影も+が一次絡合構造体の全問におよび
難い。後者の場合においては、流体噴用ノズルの孔径を
0.2 mmφないし0.5 mmφと大きくし、しか
も表央両面から高速流体流処理を行なうという特別な手
段)【 により、高速流体流の影響を一次絡合構造体の全層にわ
1=り及ぼせることかできる。
On the other hand, if the thickness of the -order lattice structure is too thin, the bonded components and dissolved/removed components may be destroyed or peeled off by the high-speed fluid flow, and when attempting to obtain a nonwoven fabric having the structure of the present invention, -
Next, the combined structure is destroyed or cut, and the object of the present invention cannot be achieved. - If the thickness of the secondary combination structure is excessively thick, the shadow of the high-speed fluid flow will hardly reach all of the primary entangled structures. In the latter case, the influence of the high-speed fluid flow can be reduced by increasing the hole diameter of the fluid jet nozzle to 0.2 mmφ to 0.5 mmφ and performing high-speed fluid flow treatment from both the front and center surfaces. can be applied to all layers of the primary entangled structure.

づなわら、本発明の不織布を得るための高速流体流処理
における要件としては、高速流体流による交#8深度が
片面からの処理で不織布の厚さの少なくとも2分の1ま
で到達Jる条イ1で処理することが必要である。
In other words, the requirements for the high-speed fluid flow treatment to obtain the nonwoven fabric of the present invention are as follows: It is necessary to process in 1.

B、高速流体流処理の方法 本発明を達成するための右利な高速流イ本流処理方法と
しCは、流体噴射ノズルの孔径を0、2 mmφないし
C5mmφと大ぎくすること、流体にかりる圧力を10
0Kg/cmを越える高圧にづること、流体流の形状を
柱状に保つこと、噴則した流体をすみやかに一次組合横
jへ体から除去して流体の滞留を防ぐこと、および、多
数回の処理を行なうこと等が挙げられ、とつわり、流体
噴用ノズルの孔径を人さくりることが効果的である。
B. High-speed fluid flow processing method C: The main processing method for achieving the present invention is to increase the hole diameter of the fluid injection nozzle from 0.2 mmφ to C5 mmφ, and to reduce the pressure applied to the fluid. 10
Applying high pressure exceeding 0 kg/cm, maintaining the shape of the fluid flow in a columnar shape, quickly removing the ejected fluid from the body to the primary combination side to prevent fluid stagnation, and processing multiple times. For morning sickness, it is effective to reduce the hole diameter of the fluid jet nozzle.

C1−次組合tla 造体を構成Jる結合繊維束または
極細繊維形成型繊維の特性 結合繊糾東の結合成分まIこは4f!廁11i訂1形成
型II維の溶解除去成分の高速流体流の41Vによる被
破壊特性を考慮Jる必要がある。
C1-Next combination tla Characteristics of the bonded fiber bundles or ultrafine fiber-forming fibers that make up the structure The bonding components of the bonded fibers are 4f! It is necessary to take into account the characteristics of the dissolved and removed components of the Type II fibers formed in the 11i Edition 1 to be destroyed by the high-speed fluid flow of 41V.

本発明を達成Jるためには、この被破壊特性が高いもの
が右利である。また、結合繊維束あるいは極111繊維
形成型繊維の太さおよび形態、形成される極111機組
の太さおよび形態、おにびこれらを構成する成分の種類
、比率等が上記被破壊特性に影響を及ばりので、考慮す
る必要がある。
In order to achieve the present invention, it is important to use a material with high breakage resistance. In addition, the thickness and form of the bonded fiber bundle or the pole 111 fiber-forming fiber, the thickness and shape of the pole 111 machine set to be formed, and the types and ratios of the components constituting these, etc. affect the above-mentioned breakage characteristics. It is necessary to take this into consideration.

本発明の不織布をつくるにあたっC必ずしも100%極
細繊維を用いる必要はなく、本発明の目的をそこなわな
い範囲で他の繊維を混入したりすることもできる。また
、本発明の不織布に、バインダー樹脂の付与、パフィン
グやIt イIiなどによる起毛加工、染色加工、揉み
加工などの処理を必要に応じて行なってもよく、更に、
梁軟剤イー]与、加脂、帯電防止剤イ」与、抗菌削材り
、香料剤イ1与などを行なって機r]l性をもたせるこ
とも不織布の適用範囲を拡大するうえで好ましい。どく
に、本発明の不織布をそのま・まかあるいは少量のバイ
ンダー樹脂を付与し染色仕上げを行なうことにより、き
わめ−(柔軟で感触がよく、特別に起毛処理を行なわな
くてもり10かい毛羽が密生し、ヌバック調の外観をイ
jりる素肌に着ても異和感のないものが得られる。
In producing the nonwoven fabric of the present invention, it is not necessary to use 100% ultrafine fibers, and other fibers may be mixed in as long as the purpose of the present invention is not impaired. Further, the nonwoven fabric of the present invention may be subjected to treatments such as application of a binder resin, raising processing by puffing or It II, dyeing processing, rolling processing, etc., as necessary.
In order to expand the range of application of nonwoven fabrics, it is also preferable to add mechanical properties by adding a beam softener, fatliquor, antistatic agent, antibacterial agent, and fragrance agent. . In particular, by dyeing and finishing the nonwoven fabric of the present invention as it is, or by adding a small amount of binder resin, it is extremely soft and has a good feel, and has a fluffiness of 10 mm without any special napping treatment. The dense, nubuck-like appearance makes it comfortable to wear on bare skin.

このにうにして(〔)られたホブし明の不織布は、柔軟
性に優れかつ不織布単独で乙形態がくずれにクク、特に
水など液体を含/υだ湿潤状態での形態保持性に1aれ
、手に吸いイ4くような感wJ1や高い吸水性を有し、
紙様の深い折れシワが発生し難く、薄くても畠い強力を
右するなどの16れた特徴を有するものである。このた
め、J3むつ、包帯、おしぼり、ティッシコペーパー、
布「IJlりAル、各様フィルター、化学ぞうきlυ、
グリップなどの把手部材、各種7Jバー、人工皮♂t’
の基布、家具・自動車・ガラス川みかぎクロス、研摩布
、カセッ1〜パッド、人工セーム革、ライターの燃料調
整弁、各種手袋などに好ましく用いられる。
The hobbed nonwoven fabric made in this way has excellent flexibility and does not easily lose its shape when used alone, and has a 1a shape retention property especially in wet conditions containing liquids such as water. It has a feeling of sucking in the hand wJ1 and high water absorption,
It has 16 unique features, such as being resistant to paper-like deep creases and strong even though it is thin. For this reason, J3 Mutsu, bandages, wet towels, Tishiko paper,
Cloth: various filters, chemical filters,
Handle parts such as grips, various 7J bars, artificial leather♂t'
It is preferably used for base fabrics for furniture, automobiles, glass river cloth, abrasive cloth, cassette pads, artificial chamois leather, fuel adjustment valves for lighters, various types of gloves, etc.

以下に示り実施例は、本発明をより明確にりるためのも
のであっ′C1本発明はこれに限定ざれるものではない
。実施例において、部および%とあるのは特に記載のな
いがぎり型組に関するものである。
The following examples are intended to make the present invention more clear, but the present invention is not limited thereto. In the examples, parts and % refer to the serration type assembly unless otherwise specified.

実施例1 ボリスヂレン94部とポリエチレングリコール6部の混
合物を結合成分とじて45部、IIljMl繊組成分ど
してポリエチレンデレフタレート55部なる割合で1フ
イラメント中に240本の極細41% illが含まれ
る形態の、特開昭57−39209号公報に示されたご
とき装買を用いC製造した高分子相互配列体1lli紐
の3.5デニール、51mmのステープルを用いてカー
ド、クロスラッパーを通してウェブを形成し、しかる後
フックの数が1個のニードルを用いてニードルパンヂを
して該高分子相互配列体繊維を絡合させ不織布(a)を
つくった。不織布(a)の見掛密度は約0.19 g/
 crj 、厚さは約1.85 mmであった。
Example 1 A mixture of 94 parts of borisdyrene and 6 parts of polyethylene glycol, including the binding component, is 45 parts, and the IIljMl fiber component is divided into 55 parts of polyethylene derephthalate, so that one filament contains 240 ultrafine 41% ill fibers. Using a 3.5 denier, 51 mm staple of a 1lli string of a polymeric interlayer array C manufactured using a device as shown in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 57-39209, a web was formed through a card and a cross wrapper. Thereafter, needle punching was performed using a needle with one hook to entangle the polymer mutually arranged fibers to produce a nonwoven fabric (a). The apparent density of the nonwoven fabric (a) is approximately 0.19 g/
crj, the thickness was approximately 1.85 mm.

孔径0.25 utrnφの孔が孔の中心間距m 2.
2 mmのピッチで一列に並んだノズルから、ノズルを
51−1 zで揺動さVながら1051ty/crAの
圧力をか【プだ水を高速で柱状流噴口・1させ、移動し
ているステンレス金網支持体の上に乗せた不HA ’/
1i(a)に衝突させ、同じ条(’t ′C−C−表目
2回処理し不織布(b)を得た。得られた不織布(b)
は、全周にわたって、結合成分であるボリスヂレンとポ
リエチレングリコールが破壊され、^分子配列体繊維が
t!l110 IQ紐と極細繊維束のかたまりに枝分か
れされ複雑に三次兄交絡しているものであった。しかし
、柔軟性はまだそれほどでなく、感触もなめらかでなく
、紙様の折れシワをイ1するものであった。
For holes with a hole diameter of 0.25 utrnφ, the distance between the centers of the holes is m2.
From the nozzles arranged in a row at a pitch of 2 mm, a pressure of 1051 ty/crA was applied while the nozzles were oscillated at 51-1 z. Non-HA' placed on a wire mesh support
1i (a) and treated twice with the same strip ('t 'C-C- surface) to obtain a nonwoven fabric (b).The obtained nonwoven fabric (b)
The bonding components, borisdylene and polyethylene glycol, are destroyed over the entire circumference, and the molecular array fiber is t! 1110 The IQ string was branched into a mass of ultrafine fiber bundles, and was intricately intertwined. However, the flexibility was still not that great, the feel was not smooth, and the paper-like folds and wrinkles were annoying.

次に、不織布(a ) lI3よび不織布(b)をぞれ
ぞれ95℃に加湿したポリビニルアルコール(以下1)
 V Aという)の5%水溶液に浸漬し1〕VAの含浸
と同時に不織イ1iの収縮を行ない乾燥して水分を除去
した後、トリクロル1ヂレン中につlj、浸漬、絞液を
くり返し結合成分を抽出除去し乾燥した。ざらに渇水で
P V Aを抽出除去し乾燥した。不織布(a>から得
られた不織布は極11I繊維が実質的に束のまま交絡し
た不織布で、柔軟性にはぎねめで優れていたが、ちょっ
と手で引っ張っただ(〕で大きな伸びを示し手をはなし
くしほとlυど元にもどらず形くずれや毛羽立ちしやず
いものであった。一方、不織布(b)から得られたもの
は東向の極細繊維同志が相互に動さうる4!Am繊維束
ど枝分かれした極細繊維が不織イIの全層にわたって複
雑に緻密にからみ含っているもので、94手で引っ張っ
た程瓜ぐは形くずれしないものであった。また、手ぐに
きってみると表面感触が手に吸いイリくようであり折り
曲げ端もなめらかな曲面を描いていた。極11I繊紺の
繊度は約0. OO8デニールで不織布(b)から得ら
れた不織布の見11)密度は約o、 4ov/aa、 
Pp−さは0.55mmN’あった。
Next, the nonwoven fabric (a) and the nonwoven fabric (b) were each moistened with polyvinyl alcohol (hereinafter referred to as 1) at 95°C.
1) At the same time as impregnating with VA, the non-woven material is shrunk and dried to remove moisture, and then bonded by repeated dipping and squeezing in trichlor-1-dilene. The components were extracted and removed and dried. The PVA was extracted and removed by drying and drying. The nonwoven fabric obtained from the nonwoven fabric (a) is a nonwoven fabric in which polar 11I fibers are essentially intertwined in bundles, and has excellent flexibility, but when stretched slightly by hand ( ), it shows a large elongation and is difficult to handle. In contrast, the material obtained from the nonwoven fabric (b) was a 4!Am fiber bundle in which the ultrafine fibers facing east could move with each other. The micro-branched microfibers are intricately and densely intertwined throughout the entire layer of the non-woven material, and the melon did not lose its shape even when pulled with one's hands. The surface felt like it was sticky to the hand, and the folded edge also had a smooth curved surface.The fineness of the Kyoku 11I navy blue fiber was approximately 0.11) Density of the nonwoven fabric obtained from the nonwoven fabric (b) with an OO8 denier. is approximately o, 4ov/aa,
The Pp value was 0.55 mmN'.

これだ(プ厚さが博いにもかかわらず、不織布の破断強
力は118g/ 1 cm中当りときわめて高いもので
あった。
This is it (Despite the large thickness, the breaking strength of the nonwoven fabric was extremely high at 118 g/1 cm).

一方、不織イIj(b)におい−(、トリクロル1エチ
レンで結合成分と溶解除去し乾燥した後、ポリウレタン
の7%ジメチルホルムアミド溶液を含浸し、絞液水中で
凝固し、しかる後80℃の熱水中で十分洗浄しジメチル
ポルl\アミドを除去し乾燥した。しかる後、表裏両面
をサンドペーパーで軽くパフィングし、サーキュラ−液
流染色機を用い、分散染料で120℃高温染色し仕上げ
処理を行なった。得られた不m V+iは、19さが0
.45 mmときわめて薄<’Uドレープ性があり柔軟
なもので、高級なスェード」1外観をイjしているbの
であった。
On the other hand, the non-woven material Ij(b) odor-(, after dissolving and removing the bonding components with trichlor 1 ethylene and drying, was impregnated with a 7% dimethylformamide solution of polyurethane, coagulated in squeezing water, and then heated at 80°C. It was thoroughly washed in hot water to remove dimethylpolamide and dried.Then, both the front and back sides were lightly puffed with sandpaper, and finished by dyeing with disperse dye at a high temperature of 120℃ using a circular jet dyeing machine. The obtained m V+i is 19 and 0.
.. It is extremely thin at 45 mm, has drapability, is flexible, and has the appearance of high-quality suede.

実施例2 実施例1でつくつ1=不織布(a)を95 ’Cに加温
し/;、: P V Aの5%水溶液に浸漬しl−) 
V△の含浸ど同時に不織イnの収縮を1jない乾燥して
水分を除去した後、トリク[1ルエチレン中につ(〕、
浸漬、絞液をくり返し結合成分を抽出除去し乾燥した。
Example 2 The nonwoven fabric (a) made in Example 1 was heated to 95'C/;,: immersed in a 5% aqueous solution of PVA l-)
At the same time as the impregnation of V△, the non-woven inn was dried to remove moisture, and then soaked in triethylene.
The bonded components were extracted and removed by repeated soaking and squeezing, and then dried.

得られた不織布は極細繊維が実質的(ご束のまま交絡し
1=不織イ0であり、この両1a1に実施例1と同じノ
ズルを用いて901(!F / cmの圧力をか【〕た
水を高速で噴用させ、あとは実施例1と同じ条イ′1で
それぞれの面に含Hi 2回ずつの処理を行ないl) 
V Aの溶解と同時に枝分かれ、交絡を(−■なっ1こ
。残ったPVA/a−渇水で抽出除去後乾燥した。得ら
れた不織布は、不織イ1iの全層にわたってもとの極l
1lll 41組束が高瓜に枝分かれしており、極細繊
維同志が自由に動きうる極細繊維束ど枝分かれした極1
lIlllli紺が緻密に交絡したm組構造を有づるも
のであった。この不織布は、ぎわめ゛C形態保持性がよ
く柔軟なもので、3 mm rhにスリットし靴ひもと
して使用したが、なかなか切れず革ひものようにきわめ
て丈夫であった。
[ ] Water was sprayed at high speed, and then the Hi-containing treatment was carried out twice on each surface using the same strip 1 as in Example 1.
Simultaneously with the dissolution of VA, branching and entanglement were removed (-■).The remaining PVA/a was extracted and removed with water and then dried.
1llll 41 bundles are branched like melons, and the ultrafine fiber bundles can move freely among themselves.
The navy blue had a densely intertwined m-set structure. This non-woven fabric was very flexible and had excellent shape retention, and when it was slit to 3 mm rh and used as a shoelace, it did not easily break and was extremely strong like a leather lace.

実施例3 静止形分割素子が内部に組み込まれた構造を一右りる多
成分繊維用紡糸装置を用いU、2−エチルヘキシルアク
リレ−820部、スチレン80部の割合で共重合させた
ビニール系ポリマ(以下へS樹脂という)を結合成分ど
して60部、(t 11+ 4111部成分としてナイ
ロン6が40部からなる割合′c]フィラメン(〜中に
7本の島成分を有し、更にそのおのおのの島成分中に(
^i fill 繊維成分が約100本ずつ含まれる形
態の高分子相n配列体繊キ1[の4.0デニール、51
mmのスフ−−プルを得、これを用いC実施4れ同様の
方法で、見掛密度0.17g/ci、厚み2.2 mm
の不織イlrをつくった。この不織イ[に、高速流体流
処理、PVΔ付与、結合成分の溶解除去を順次実施例1
と同じ条件で行なった。得られた不織布の極細繊維の繊
度は太いものC・もO,OO5デニールには達せずほと
んどはo、 o o i〜O,OO4デニールのもので
あった。また得られた不織布は、全層にわlこって極細
繊維と自由度のあるtri廁桟維東が複雑に緻密に交絡
しでおり、柔軟性に優れ、なめらなか感触を有し、折れ
シワの発生もなく強)jの強いものであった。
Example 3 A vinyl-based material copolymerized with 820 parts of U, 2-ethylhexyl acrylate and 80 parts of styrene using a multi-component fiber spinning device having a structure in which a stationary dividing element is incorporated. 60 parts of polymer (hereinafter referred to as S resin) as a binding component, (proportion of 40 parts of nylon 6 as a component of t 11 + 4111 parts 'c) filament (having 7 island components in ~, and In each island component (
^i fill Polymer phase n array fiber 1 [4.0 denier, 51] containing about 100 fiber components each
Obtain a sulfur-pulled material of mm, and use it in the same manner as in Example C 4 to obtain an apparent density of 0.17 g/ci and a thickness of 2.2 mm.
I made a non-woven lr. In Example 1, this nonwoven material was subjected to high-speed fluid flow treatment, PVΔ application, and dissolution and removal of bonded components.
was conducted under the same conditions. The fineness of the ultrafine fibers of the obtained nonwoven fabrics was thick, but did not reach O,OO5 deniers, and most of them were o,oioi to O,OO4 deniers. In addition, the obtained non-woven fabric has ultra-fine fibers and free tri-layer fibers intricately and densely intertwined throughout the entire layer, and has excellent flexibility, a smooth feel, and does not bend easily. It was strong with no wrinkles.

この不織布を含金染料を用い95℃常圧で染色し仕上げ
処理を行なったところ、表裏両面に微細で毛羽が密生し
たヌバック調外観の不織イ11が(qられた。厚さが、
0.49 mmと薄く柔軟であったため、Tシャツにし
たてて着用したところ、見にa3いても暑くるしさは感
じられず、むしろ、汗の外気への放出が早いためされや
かで肌ざわりのよいものであった。また、ひと夏ずつと
着用しCみたが、みぐるしい形くずれや破れはみられな
かった。
When this non-woven fabric was dyed using a metal-containing dye at 95°C under normal pressure and subjected to finishing treatment, a non-woven fabric 11 with a nubuck-like appearance with dense fluff on both the front and back surfaces was obtained.
It was thin and flexible at 0.49 mm, so when I wore it as a T-shirt, I didn't feel any heat even when I was on the A3.In fact, the sweat evaporates quickly into the outside air, leaving my skin supple and supple. It had a nice texture. I also wore it one summer at a time and looked at it, but I didn't see any noticeable deformation or tears.

実施例4 ポリスチレンを結合成分として55部、極細繊維成分と
してナイロン6を45部の割合で1フイラメンI〜中に
多数の極細繊維が含まれる海島4を造の詳合紡糸繊維の
5デニール、63 mmのステーブルを用いてランダム
ウニツバ−を通しくウェブを形成し、しかる後ニードル
パンヂをし゛(不織イtiをつくっ1こ。不織イ■の兄
11ト密痘は0、159/cM、 I’Fさは2.5 
mmであった。
Example 4 Details of a 5-denier blended spun fiber made from sea island 4 containing a large number of ultrafine fibers in 1 filament I to 1 filament I with a ratio of 55 parts of polystyrene as a bonding component and 45 parts of nylon 6 as an ultrafine fiber component, 63 Form a web through a random uniform bar using a mm stable, and then needle punch. , I'F is 2.5
It was mm.

孔1% 0.13 trtmの孔が孔の中心間距11I
lIO16mmのビッヂで一列に並んだノズルから16
0に’J/ciの圧力をかりた水を、不織布を小孔のあ
番プられた多孔板にのせで移動させ、更にノズルを振動
さUながら、不織布の表面に高速rWj突さ「だ。
Hole 1% 0.13 trtm hole has a center distance of 11I
16 from a line of nozzles with lIO16mm bits.
The non-woven fabric was placed on a perforated plate with a number of small holes, and water under a pressure of 0 J/ci was moved, and while the nozzle was vibrated, it was applied to the surface of the non-woven fabric at high speed. .

同じ条イ1で裏面側からも処理した。しかる後、ぬれた
まま95゛Cの熱水中へ導びき収縮を行ないマングルぐ
軽くニップした後乾燥した。つぎに、トリクロルエチレ
ン中につ(]、較液液浸漬をくり返してポリスチレンを
溶解除去し、ついで乾燥した。得られた不織fliの極
細繊維は、太いものでも0.01デニール以下でほとん
どは0、 OO3〜O,OO8デニールのものぐあった
The same strip A1 was also used from the back side. Thereafter, the wet material was placed in hot water at 95°C to shrink, lightly nipped in a mangle, and then dried. Next, the polystyrene was dissolved and removed by repeating dipping in trichlorethylene and a calibration solution, and then dried. Even the thickest of the ultrafine fibers of the non-woven fli are 0.01 denier or less, and most of them are There were 0, OO3 to O, OO8 deniers.

また、得られた不織イliは、全層にわたって、東向の
棒組I1m組が動きつる形態の極副繊雇兎と極細繊維と
が緻密に交絡してa5す、きわめ−く肌ざわりがソフト
でやわらかく、水に浸して強くねじって絞ってみてもほ
とんど形くずれしないものであった。ま1=、水の浸透
性や水のふき取り性もよく、ワイピングクロスとして天
然皮イ・のセーム71′!と同等の性能を有りるもので
あった。
In addition, the obtained non-woven fabric has extremely soft texture due to the fine fibers and ultra-fine fibers that are closely intertwined with the eastward rod group I1m moving in the form of a vine throughout the entire layer. It was soft and held its shape even when soaked in water, twisted and squeezed. 1 = Has good water permeability and water wiping properties, and is a natural leather chamois 71' that can be used as a wiping cloth! It had the same performance.

Claims (6)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)交絡不織布の実質的に全層にわたって、(Δ)0
,5デニール以下の極細繊維と、(B)極細繊維束を構
成する該極細繊維が極細繊組同志相互に動きつる自由度
のある状態で配列されたm造をイ1する極11114J
J維束とが主体に混在し緻密に三次元交絡している構造
を有することを特徴とする交絡不織布。
(1) Over substantially the entire layer of the interlaced nonwoven fabric, (Δ)0
, ultrafine fibers of 5 deniers or less, and (B) ultrafine fibers constituting an ultrafine fiber bundle are arranged in a state in which the ultrafine fiber bundles have a degree of freedom to move relative to each other.
An interlaced nonwoven fabric characterized by having a structure in which J fiber bundles are mainly mixed and densely intertwined in three dimensions.
(2)極細Ii Illの繊度が0.01デニール以下
であることを特徴とする特許請求の範囲第(1)項に記
載の交絡不織布。
(2) The interlaced nonwoven fabric according to claim (1), wherein the fineness of the ultrafine Ii Ill is 0.01 denier or less.
(3) 極細Ii帷の繊度がO,OO5デニ一ル未満で
あることを特徴とする特許請求の範囲第(1)項に記載
の交絡不織布。
(3) The interlaced nonwoven fabric according to claim (1), characterized in that the fineness of the ultra-fine Ii strip is less than O,OO5 denier.
(4)極線1繊維J3J、び極細繊維束が、複数の極細
繊維成分が他の結合成分により介在的に結合された横断
面をイjする結合繊維束から極細繊維を再生しで得られ
たものであることをQ:t i’f’1とJる特許請求
の範囲第(1)拍〜第(3)項のいづ′れかに記載の交
絡不織布。
(4) The ultra-thin fiber J3J and the ultra-fine fiber bundle are obtained by regenerating ultra-fine fibers from a bonded fiber bundle having a cross section in which a plurality of ultra-fine fiber components are interposedly bonded by other bonding components. The interlaced nonwoven fabric according to any one of claims (1) to (3), wherein Q:t i'f'1 indicates that the nonwoven fabric is
(5) 極細繊維および極■1繊紺束が、溶剤に対り゛
る溶解性の異なる2種以上の高分子物質からなるt!I
i III繊紐繊成形成型繊維なくとも1成分を溶解除
去して得られたものであることを1JI徴とする特許請
求の範囲第(1)項〜第(3)項のいずれかに記載の交
絡不織布。
(5) The ultrafine fibers and ultrafine fiber bundles are made of two or more types of polymeric substances with different solubility in solvents! I
i III The 1JI characteristic is that the fiber is obtained by dissolving and removing at least one component of the fiber, according to any one of claims (1) to (3). Interlaced non-woven fabric.
(6)極細繊維形成型II維が海島構造を有Jる^分子
相U配列体繊維および/または混合紡糸繊維であること
を特徴とする特許請求の範囲第(5)項に記載の交絡不
織布。
(6) The interlaced nonwoven fabric according to claim (5), wherein the ultrafine fiber forming type II fiber is a molecular phase U array fiber having a sea-island structure and/or a mixed spun fiber. .
JP58176397A 1983-09-26 1983-09-26 Interlaced nonwoven fabric Granted JPS6071752A (en)

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