JPS6071777A - Silvered artificial leather - Google Patents

Silvered artificial leather

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JPS6071777A
JPS6071777A JP18124583A JP18124583A JPS6071777A JP S6071777 A JPS6071777 A JP S6071777A JP 18124583 A JP18124583 A JP 18124583A JP 18124583 A JP18124583 A JP 18124583A JP S6071777 A JPS6071777 A JP S6071777A
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resin layer
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Kenkichi Yagi
八木 健吉
Hiroyasu Kato
博恭 加藤
Shiro Imai
史朗 今井
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Toray Industries Inc
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Abstract

PURPOSE:Silvered artificial leather that is produced by forming in turns a porous resin layer and a nonporous resin layer of specific thickness, respectively, on the surface layer of a densely interwinding fine fiber and/or bundle fabric thus showing excellent smoothness, expecially when extended. CONSTITUTION:The base material has, at least on one surface, a densely intertwinding fiber structure in which very fine fibers or bundles of less than 0.2, perferably less than 0.05 denier interwinding one another so that the distance between intercrossing points of fibers is less than 200 micros, preferably less than 100 microns. Then, a porous resin layer which is mainly composed of polyurethane elastomer of 3-500 micron, preferably 10-200 micron thickness (preferably containing gigantic pores from view points of moisture and gas permeation) and further the top coat of 0.1-20, preferably 1-10 micron thick nonporous resin layer are formed on the surface.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は、平滑性、特に伸長時の平滑性が優れた銀イ」
人工皮革に関Jる。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a silver material with excellent smoothness, especially smoothness during elongation.
Regarding artificial leather.

従来、不織布あるいは織編布などの基イti上に、ポリ
ウレタン、ナイ[1ン、塩化ビニルあるいはポリアミノ
酸などの樹脂の多孔層を設り、その日こ非多孔質の1−
ツプコー1へ層を設りて、透湿性のある皮革代替物とし
て種々提案され、実用化されてぎCいる。このような戊
午代替物はその基布を構成JるIi維構造と積層された
被11A層の多孔M4’Mとによってその品質を大きく
左右される。近年不織布の加工技術や、]・ツブ層の樹
脂の種類の選択、多孔質層の構造コン1〜1」−ルの技
術が進歩し、外観や品質のよいものが冑られてきている
Conventionally, a porous layer of a resin such as polyurethane, nylon, vinyl chloride, or polyamino acid is provided on a base material such as a non-woven fabric or a woven or knitted fabric.
A variety of materials have been proposed and put into practical use as moisture-permeable leather substitutes by adding a layer to the material. The quality of such a substitute material is largely determined by the Ii fiber structure constituting the base fabric and the pores M4'M of the laminated layer 11A. In recent years, advances have been made in the processing technology of nonwoven fabrics, the selection of the type of resin for the welt layer, and the technology for forming porous layer structures, and products with good appearance and quality are becoming available.

しかしかかる皮革代替物が、そのお手本となる天然皮革
に最も及ばない点は、衣料の衿部の成型工程、靴の爪先
を成型りるつりCみ」二稈などで順転に現る伸長時の5
tL滑性不良Cある。このために、成型に際し伸長時の
凹凸(いわゆる、あらびとかAレンジピールと呼ばれて
いる)の発生が防ぎ!1lIIい。この性質の改良のた
め織物の挿入、高分子物質の含浸、繊訂1の収縮、熱プ
レス、仮固定剤による11縮同定バインダーの密用分布
(=I与など幾多の提案がなされているが、木質的な解
決とはいえず、未だ不十分であった。
However, the point where such leather substitutes are most inferior to the natural leather that serves as a model is the process of molding the collars of clothing, the toes of shoes, and the elongation that occurs sequentially in the process of molding the toes of shoes. 5
tL Poor lubricity C exists. This prevents the occurrence of unevenness (so-called roughness or A-range peel) during stretching during molding! 1lII. Many proposals have been made to improve this property, including inserting fabrics, impregnating polymeric substances, shrinking fibers, heat pressing, and using temporary fixing agents to tightly distribute the binder (= I). However, this was not a wooden solution and was still insufficient.

このような平?11性不良を防止するために被m層、特
に多孔質の厚みを増加して対処している実川品ムj35
るが、ゴム感15反発感が強く、品質の劣るものしか+
yられていない。
Flat like this? 11 In order to prevent defects, the thickness of the m layer, especially the porous layer, is increased to deal with the problem.J35
However, the rubber feel 15 has a strong rebound feeling and is of inferior quality.
I haven't been yed.

本発明者らは、風合が柔軟でかかる伸長時の凹凸発生を
防止し、衣料や靴素祠に向いた皮革様シー1〜状物を得
ることを目的としく鋭意検討を進め、本発明に到達した
The present inventors have carried out extensive studies with the aim of obtaining a leather-like sheet material that has a soft texture and prevents the occurrence of unevenness during stretching, and is suitable for clothing and shoe making materials, and has developed the present invention. reached.

かかる本発明の]」的は、次の構成により達成される。The objective of the present invention is achieved by the following configuration.

極細繊維d3よび/またはその束の繊維交絡点間距離が
200μ以下である線層構造を少なくとも片方の表層部
に右J8繊維質暴利層の該表層部を右する少4【りども
一方の面上に、厚さが3〜500μの多孔質樹脂層が設
りられ、さらにその、L 1.m斤さ0.1〜20μの
非多孔質樹脂層が設りられ′Cなることを特徴とJる根
付人工戊午。
A linear layer structure in which the distance between the fiber entanglement points of the ultrafine fiber d3 and/or a bundle thereof is 200μ or less is applied to at least one surface layer of the J8 fibrous profiteer layer. A porous resin layer having a thickness of 3 to 500 μm is provided on top, and the L 1. An artificial netsuke that is characterized by being provided with a non-porous resin layer with a thickness of 0.1 to 20μ.

すなわら、本発明の銀(=J人工皮革は、従来にないよ
うな極III繊紐おJ、び/またはその束の緻密な繊組
椙造をイjづる基イbを用いることを特徴としICもの
Cあり、通常のニードルパンチ不織布や、織編物の緻密
さとは全くレベルの異なる高い緻密性を有しており、か
かる繊維114造が前述のあらびなどの欠陥の解消に大
きく役立つとどもに、さらに1AIi郭質基拐層暴利設
りられIC特定の厚みの多孔質樹脂層とかかる緻密lf
a造とが相乗的に作用してあらび等の欠陥はまJまりh
7消されることを見出したちのCある。また、本発明に
よれば多孔質樹脂層十に設けられた特定厚みの多孔質樹
脂層により、多孔質樹脂R1の柔軟で舵面性の良い性質
が生かされるどどbに、耐傷性ヤ光沢などの外観に(e
れl、:銀付人]皮Φが提供される。
In other words, the silver (=J artificial leather) of the present invention uses a super-III fiber cord and/or a base material b that allows a dense fiber structure of a bundle thereof, which has not been seen before. It is characterized by IC material C, and has a high density that is completely different from the density of ordinary needle-punched non-woven fabrics or woven or knitted fabrics, and this 114-structure fiber greatly helps eliminate defects such as the above-mentioned irregularities. In addition, 1 AIi siliceous matrix layer is provided, and a porous resin layer with a specific thickness and a dense LF
Due to the synergistic effect of the construction, defects such as roughness are eliminated.
7 There is a headline C that will be erased. In addition, according to the present invention, the porous resin layer with a specific thickness provided in the porous resin layer 11 makes use of the flexible and good control surface properties of the porous resin R1, and also has scratch resistance, gloss, etc. The appearance of (e
[Rel,: Gintsukin] skin Φ is provided.

本発明に使用される基材層の極細111i翁1tこtよ
、メルi〜ブローやスーパードローなどの方法で内接製
造した極細繊維を用いてもよいが、械却が細くなると紡
糸が不安定になること、加」二がむつかしく取扱いにく
いことなどから、次に述へる極細繊維形成型繊維を用い
加エエ稈中の適当な時期に極却1繊糾に変成しC用いる
ことがりrましい。すなわち、本発明に使用される1l
Ii細!11i iff形成型繊維は、たとえば、紡糸
直後で極細[IIIを集束し部分的に軽く接着して1本
にしたIli紺、1成分を他成分間に放射状に介在せし
めた菊花状断面のII III、多層バイメタル型!l
i紐、ドーナ軸方向に連続した極11I繊維が多数配列
集合し他の成分で結合おにび/まlCは一部結合され1
本の繊維を形成した高分子相互配列体繊維などであり、
これらの2種以上の繊維を混合あるいは組み合せC用い
てもよい。複数の芯が他成分により介イf的tこ結合お
よび/または一部結合された横断面を有りる極細繊維形
成型繊維は、物理的作用を加えるあるいは結合成分の除
去などにJ、り比較的容易に極細繊維が得られるため好
ましく用いられる。また、従って少なくとも1成分を溶
解除去したとぎ0.2デニール以下、好ましくは0.0
5デニール以下の極細繊維を主体とする繊維の束が得ら
れる多成分からなる高分子相互配列体や海島型混合紡糸
IJi紺のような海鳥型の極細繊維形成型繊維からは、
特に本発明のあらび防止効果に優れ、またしなやかな風
合を有する銀(=J人工皮羊が得られるため、特に好ま
しく用いられる。これは冑られる極細線屑1束を構成す
る極111繊維が互に接着されずに配列IJ(いるので
柔軟性に富むからである。また、本発明におりる極II
+繊維はIli維形成能を打づる。H’sI分子物質か
らなり、例えば、ナイ【」ン(5、ブイINン66、ナ
イロン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−1〜、共重合ポリエチレンテレフタ
レー1−、ポリブチレンテレフタレート、共重合ポリス
チレン)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4丁どのポリウレタン、ポリウレタ
ン、ポリアクリロニhリルおよびヒニルΦ合体などがあ
げられる。また、該極細繊組形成型繊維の結合成分ある
いは溶解除去成分としては、例えば、ポリスチレン、ポ
リプロピレン、ポリプロピレン、ポリアミド、ポリウレ
タン、アルカリ溶液に易溶出型の共重合ポリJ−ブレン
ーjレフタレート、共重合ポリビニルアルニ1−ル、j
l−重合ポリビニルアルコール、スチレン−アクリ[1
ニトリル共重合体、スチレンと)7クリル酸のシ)級ア
ルニ1−ルエスアルJ3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が用いられる。
For the ultra-fine fibers used in the base material layer of the present invention, ultra-fine fibers produced internally by a method such as mel blow or super draw may be used, but if the fibers become thin, spinning becomes difficult. Because it is stable, and difficult to handle, we use the ultrafine fiber-forming type fibers described below, which are transformed into ultrafine fibers at an appropriate time in the processing culm. Delicious. That is, 1l used in the present invention
Ii thin! 11i iff-forming type fibers are, for example, ultra-fine fibers immediately after spinning; , multilayer bimetal type! l
I string, a large number of polar 11I fibers that are continuous in the direction of the donor axis are arranged and assembled and combined with other components.
Polymer mutual array fibers that form book fibers, etc.
A mixture or combination C of two or more of these fibers may be used. Ultrafine fiber-forming fibers with a cross section in which multiple cores are mediated and/or partially bonded by other components are subject to physical action or removal of bonded components. It is preferably used because ultrafine fibers can be easily obtained. Therefore, after dissolving and removing at least one component, it is less than 0.2 denier, preferably 0.0 denier.
From multi-component polymer mutual arrays and seabird type ultrafine fiber forming fibers such as sea-island type mixed spinning IJi navy blue, fiber bundles mainly consisting of ultrafine fibers of 5 deniers or less can be obtained.
In particular, it is preferably used because it yields silver (=J artificial leather) which has an excellent effect of preventing rust and has a supple texture. This is because the array IJ is arranged without being glued to each other, so it is highly flexible.
+ Fibers enhance Ili fibril formation ability. Consisting of H'sI molecular substances, for example, polyamides such as nylon 5, buoyin 66, nylon 12, copolymerized nylon, polyethylene terephthalate 1-, copolymerized polyethylene terephthalate 1-, polybutylene terephthalate. Examples include polyesters such as copolymerized polystyrene) phthalate, polyurethanes such as polyethylene and polypropylene, polyurethanes, and polyacrylonyl and hinyl Φ combinations. In addition, examples of the bonding component or the dissolving and removing component of the ultrafine fibers include polystyrene, polypropylene, polypropylene, polyamide, polyurethane, copolymerized polyJ-brene-j phthalate that is easily soluble in alkaline solutions, and copolymerized polyvinyl Alni l, j
l-polymerized polyvinyl alcohol, styrene-acrylic [1
A nitrile copolymer, a copolymer of styrene and a) class alni-1-ruethal J3 of 7-acrylic acid and/or a higher alcohol ester of methacrylic acid, etc. are used.

紡糸のしやすさ、溶解除去の容易さの点でボリスヂレン
、スチレンーアクリロニ[・リル共重合体、スチレンと
アクリル酸の高級jフルコールエステルおJ、び/また
はメタクリル酸の高級ノノルコールエスデルとの共重合
体はりrましく用いられる。さらに延伸イ8率が高くど
れ強僚の1αい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どの共重合体はざら
に好ましく用いられる。ま1=、該極細繊維を枝分かれ
しやずくづるという点C1結合成分あるいは溶解除去成
分にポリエチレングリコールなどのル合体を0、5〜3
0重鉛%渥合して用いることが好ましい。かかる4へI
II繊維形成型繊維の繊度は14に限定さ1゛シるもの
ぐはないが、紡糸におりる安定性、シー1〜形成のしや
Jざなどから1・−・10j゛ニールのものが好ましい
In terms of ease of spinning and ease of dissolution and removal, boristyrene, styrene-acrylonyl copolymer, higher flucol esters of styrene and acrylic acid, and/or higher nonorcol esters of methacrylic acid are preferred. Copolymers with are often used. Further, copolymers of styrene and higher alcohol esters of acrylic acid and/or higher alcohol esters of methacrylic acid are particularly preferably used because they have a high drawing ratio and can yield fibers with a high strength of 1α. 1 = The point of branching and slicing the ultrafine fibers C1 The combination of polyethylene glycol and the like is added to the binding component or the dissolving and removing component by 0, 5 to 3.
It is preferable to use it in combination with 0% heavy lead. To 4 I
The fineness of the II fiber-forming type fiber is limited to 14, but there is no possibility that it will decrease by 1゛, but from the viewpoint of stability during spinning, seams 1 to formation, and J-shape, etc. preferable.

本発明の基vU表面層におりる極細繊維は、れ(度が0
.2デニール以下のものが好ましい。0.2デニールよ
り太い場合は、繊維の剛性が過大C1B4や皮革の柔軟
性や表面のしわ形態が拍われる。O52デニール以下、
好ましくは0.05デニール以下の極細繊維を用いるこ
とににっ゛(、(まじめ11維どうしの交絡が緻密にで
さ、伸長11′fの平滑性が良い銀イ」人工皮革が可能
に/iる。
The ultrafine fibers in the base vU surface layer of the present invention have a degree of
.. Preferably, it has a denier of 2 deniers or less. If it is thicker than 0.2 denier, the stiffness of the fibers may be too high, and the flexibility of the leather or the form of wrinkles on the surface may be affected. O52 denier or less,
Preferably, by using ultrafine fibers of 0.05 denier or less, it is possible to create artificial leather with fine intertwining of the 11 fibers and good smoothness at elongation of 11'f. iru.

本発明の銀イ4人工皮成年基4Aの少なくともへ方の表
層部におりる繊維構造は枠柵繊維113J、び/または
その束が相Uに緻密に交絡していることが必要である。
The fiber structure in at least the outer surface layer of the artificial leather base 4A of the present invention requires that the frame fence fibers 113J and/or a bundle thereof are densely intertwined with the phase U.

1なわち繊維の交絡密度が高いということである。II
維の交絡密度を1.する一つの方法として、後述ηる繊
維交絡ビλ開用fJlを測定Jる方法があるが、基祠表
層部の繊組は、この方法Cの測定値が200μ以下の交
絡密度を右しCいることが必要である3、この値が20
0μより大さい構造のもの、たとえば線層1の交絡をニ
ードルバンブたりて(うなった絡みの少ない繊維構造の
もの、あるいはtへ細Ili帷またはその束がillに
面配列した構造のもの、あるいはまた極n1繊帷ま1こ
はその束が基材表面に毛羽状に密生し、これをねかけて
造血した構造のものは繊維の交絡がほとんどないか、ま
たは少(2いため引っ張った時に繊維間の空隙が大きく
なり、被覆層が落ち込んで、あらびが出やりい。こうし
た欠5:aをなくづためには、繊維交絡点間距離は20
0μ以下であることが必要である。100μ以上の場合
はより好ましい結果が得られる。
1, that is, the fiber entanglement density is high. II
The fiber entanglement density is 1. One way to do this is to measure the fiber entanglement λ opening fJl, which will be described later.However, for the fibers in the surface layer of the foundation, the measurement value of this method C indicates an entanglement density of 200μ or less. 3, this value is 20
Those with a structure larger than 0 μ, for example, those with a fiber structure in which the entanglement of the wire layer 1 is needle bumped (wavy) with few entanglements, or those with a structure in which thin fibers or bundles thereof are arranged in a plane on the illumination surface, or In addition, the bundles of extremely thin fibers grow densely in a fluff-like manner on the surface of the base material, and those with a structure made by sprinkling this on to form hematopoiesis have almost no or only a small amount of fiber entanglement (2), so when pulled, the fibers The gaps between fibers become larger, the coating layer collapses, and roughness becomes more apparent.In order to eliminate this defect 5:a, the distance between fiber entanglement points should be
It is necessary that it is 0μ or less. More preferable results can be obtained when the thickness is 100μ or more.

ここC,繊維交絡点間距離とは、次の方法でめIC1l
i′iのことであり、繊維の交絡の緻密さを示1一つの
尺度として値が小ざいはど交絡が緻密であることを示づ
ものである。図はり材表層部におりる構成繊維を表面側
から観察したときの構成繊維の拡大模式図である。構成
I!維を1”1、f2、f3・・・・・・としそのうち
任意の2本のII紺1’1、f2が交絡リール点をal
とし、alで上になっている繊ILf2が他の繊維の下
になる形で交差する点までたどつ−くいき、その交差し
た点をa2h (1“2とf3の交絡点)とりる。同様
にa3、a4、a5・・・・・・とりる。次にこうして
め1こ交絡点の間の1&線水平距師211a 2、a 
2 a 3 、a 3 a 4 、a 4 a 5 、
a 5a6、a6a7.a7a3.a3a3、a3a7
、a7a9、a9a(i・・・・・・を測定し、これら
多数の測定値の平均値をめこれをRK Iff交絡点間
距離1とづる。
Here C, the distance between the fiber entanglement points is determined by the following method.
i'i is a measure of the density of intertwining of fibers, and the smaller the value, the more dense the intertwining. This figure is an enlarged schematic diagram of the constituent fibers when the constituent fibers in the surface layer of the beam material are observed from the surface side. Composition I! The fibers are 1"1, f2, f3..., and any two of them II navy blue 1'1, f2 are the intertwined reel points.
Then, go to the point where the fiber ILf2, which is above al, intersects with another fiber below, and take the intersection point a2h (intersection point of 1"2 and f3). Similarly, take a3, a4, a5...Next, 1 & line horizontal ranger 211a 2, a between the two intersecting points
2 a 3 , a 3 a 4 , a 4 a 5 ,
a5a6, a6a7. a7a3. a3a3, a3a7
, a7a9, a9a(i...) are measured, and the average value of these many measured values is referred to as RK Iff inter-interlacing point distance 1.

このようなm紺交絡点開用顛にもどづいC1200μ以
下という緻密な極細繊維および/またはその束の交絡を
もつり祠表層部を右した講、4材であれば本発明の目的
は達せられる。144.4表層部の下層の構造は特に限
定はなく、不織イ1j構造でも編織物構造あるいはこれ
らが組み合さった構造なと自由ぐある。不織イ11構造
が1貞ぐド層にくるような場合は、基材表層部の下層も
イセ絹繊維束とそれから派生した極lll1繊維が相L
iに絡み合って、かつ基材表面層と該下層では繊訂(は
実質的に連続している繊維構造のらのは、一体感のある
風合と良好な強力を右Jるシート物が1qられ好ましい
The object of the present invention can be achieved if the material is made of four materials based on the method for opening the m-dark blue intertwined points, and the surface layer of the thread is made of dense ultrafine fibers of C1200μ or less and/or intertwining of bundles thereof. . 144.4 The structure of the lower layer of the surface layer is not particularly limited, and may be a non-woven structure, a knitted fabric structure, or a combination of these structures. When the non-woven A11 structure is in the first layer, the lower layer of the surface layer of the base material is also composed of the Ise silk fiber bundles and the extremely 11 fibers derived therefrom.
The fiber structure is intertwined with the base material surface layer and the lower layer and is substantially continuous.The sheet material has a unified texture and good strength. It is preferable.

さらに基材表層部の下層は極細繊維束が主体に交絡して
d5す、基材表面層の極細l1li紺および/またはそ
の束は該下層の極細繊維束が枝分かれしてさらに緻密に
交絡したものであり、基材表層部と該下層とでは41 
Iftは実質的に連続しているJ:うな厚み方向に交絡
度の異なった部分が偏在している繊維4部造のものは、
一体感とさらに柔軟性のある風合の根付人1皮革が得ら
れ特に好ましく用いられる。
Furthermore, the lower layer of the surface layer of the base material is mainly composed of ultrafine fiber bundles intertwined with each other, and the ultrafine l1li navy blue and/or bundles of the base material surface layer are the ultrafine fiber bundles of the lower layer branched and entangled more closely. and 41 for the base material surface layer and the lower layer.
Ift is substantially continuous J: A four-part fiber structure in which portions with different degrees of entanglement are unevenly distributed in the thickness direction of the ridge,
Netsuketo 1 leather, which has a sense of unity and a more flexible texture, is particularly preferably used.

また、(イ)極細繊維のランダムな不織布構造の林料ぐ
あって、その表面は本発明の緻密な交絡をし’Cd3す
、その下層は極細繊維のルーズな絡合をしくいるような
、厚み方向に交絡度の巽なった部分が偏在している繊維
構造のもの、(ロ)織物や編物の片面あるいは両面に極
細繊維や極細繊維形成型繊維を抄紙法やふり落し法によ
り積層して一体化、必要により極細化し、阜祠表層を緻
密な交絡構造としたもの、およびうなそれ自体は1本の
単!&維と児られる極細繊維形成型繊維を用いて基材層
を形成し、その少なくとも表面層部分が分割されて緻密
な交絡をしているような繊維構造のものは、高度の極細
度を得るのに限界があり、本発明で必要な200μ以下
という繊維交絡点開用闇を得るのがフ・■しく、また銀
イ」人工皮革の風合も硬くなるのC゛、あまり好ましく
はないが、200μ以下の織Ill交終点間距離にでき
るような場合は用いても差し支えはない。
(a) The material has a random non-woven structure of ultra-fine fibers, the surface of which is densely entangled according to the present invention, and the lower layer has a thickness that prevents the loose entanglement of the ultra-fine fibers. (b) A fabric with a fiber structure in which the degree of entanglement is unevenly distributed in one direction, (b) A fabric made by laminating ultra-fine fibers or ultra-fine fiber-forming fibers on one or both sides of a woven or knitted fabric using a paper-making method or a shaking-off method. The eel itself is made into a single piece, and the surface layer of the eel is made into a finely interwoven structure. A fiber structure in which the base material layer is formed using ultrafine fiber-forming fibers, and at least the surface layer is divided and densely intertwined can achieve a high degree of ultrafineness. However, it is difficult to obtain the fiber entanglement point opening of 200μ or less, which is required in the present invention, and silver oxide also makes the texture of the artificial leather hard, which is not very preferable. There is no problem in using it if the distance between the weave Ill intersection end points can be made to be 200μ or less.

本発明のB−6ttAにはポリウレタンコーラス1へノ
ーなどの樹脂が含浸や充填により(=J与され(い(も
よく、樹脂付量はシート物の使用目的にJ、つ(異なる
。衣料用としで用いる場合は繊維のIBB10.00部
に対し0〜80部の付量が好ましい、。
The B-6ttA of the present invention is provided with a resin such as polyurethane chorus 1 by impregnation or filling.The amount of resin applied varies depending on the intended use of the sheet material. In case of using it as a coat, it is preferable to apply it in an amount of 0 to 80 parts per 10.00 parts of IBB of the fiber.

靴用や資材用途にはさらに多くても良い。一般的には2
00部程度まで使用ぐぎる。
The amount may be even higher for shoes and materials. Generally 2
Used up to about 00 copies.

樹脂の付着構造については格別限定はないが、湿式凝固
法により多孔構造と4【つlこもの、凝固調節剤や抽出
性粒子を樹脂に含有さけておき基材へ付着後抽出除去し
て多孔化したようなもの、■マルジョン粒子として付着
したようなものが一般的には好ましい。
There are no particular restrictions on the adhesion structure of the resin, but wet coagulation can be used to create a porous structure. (1) Those that appear to be attached as emulsion particles are generally preferred.

」:記繊維貿基祠に含浸、充Iiiされる高分子重合体
としCは、従来知られているポリウレタンもしくはこの
ポリウレタンと天然ゴム、スヂレンーブタジエン共重合
体、アクリロニトリル−ブタジェン共重合体、ネオプレ
ンなどのゴム系の弾11車合体を混和したポリウレタン
を主体とJる組成物が用いられ、これら【よfi機溶剤
に溶解した溶液もしくは水分散液の形で用いられるが、
本発明では特に限定されない。
": The high molecular weight polymer to be impregnated and filled into the fiber trade base. C is a conventionally known polyurethane or this polyurethane and natural rubber, styrene-butadiene copolymer, acrylonitrile-butadiene copolymer. A composition mainly composed of polyurethane mixed with rubber-based bullets such as neoprene is used, and these compositions are used in the form of a solution dissolved in a solvent or an aqueous dispersion.
This invention is not particularly limited.

さらに本発明の銀イ1人工皮革の基材層の上には上記繊
維買基4A層中に含有されるポリウレタンを主体とηる
重含体と実質的に同種の重合体からなる多孔質樹脂層を
有している。しかしながら、この多孔質樹脂層は微多孔
塗膜である方が強度の点で好ましいが、透湿性、通気性
の点からは巨大孔を一部含むような多孔質樹脂層が好ま
しい。また多孔質樹脂層の19みは基材(I11成繊維
の繊度、繊維本数または交絡度合、樹脂含有Mなどによ
っ(屓なるが、3ミク[」ン〜!)00ミクロンの範囲
内であることが望ましく、19さが500ミクL1ンを
越えると基4部層の(9れた特性が損われ、硬くてゴム
感の大きい品質の劣ったものしか得られイTいし、一方
3ミク1」ン以下ではあらびが十分防止できない。あら
ひが−1分防止ぐき外観も良いための、さらにりI’ 
:l Lい範囲は5ミク【」ン〜300ミク[1ンであ
り、最も好ましくは″10ミクl]ンー・−200ミク
11ン(ある。
Further, on the base material layer of the silver A1 artificial leather of the present invention, a porous resin consisting of a polymer of substantially the same type as the polyurethane-based polymer contained in the fiber base A layer 4A is formed. It has layers. However, from the viewpoint of strength, it is preferable that this porous resin layer be a microporous coating film, but from the viewpoint of moisture permeability and air permeability, a porous resin layer containing some macropores is preferable. In addition, the thickness of the porous resin layer is within the range of 3 to 00 microns depending on the base material (the fineness of the I11 fibers, the number of fibers or the degree of entanglement, the resin content M, etc.) It is desirable that 19 is more than 500 microns, the characteristics of the base layer (9) will be impaired, and only a product of inferior quality with a hard and rubbery feel will be obtained; Roughness cannot be sufficiently prevented if it is less than 1 minute.
The range is from 5 mm to 300 mm, most preferably from 10 mm to -200 mm.

さらに本発明にa3いては、かかる多孔質樹脂層の上に
トップロー1〜層が存在づ−る。、この層は多孔質樹脂
層の柔軟C屈曲性の良い性2′イを1−かじ、耐傷性や
光沢などの外観に劣る点を7111完りるために必要C
あり、好ましくは非多孔v′1もしくはミクロホールの
存在りる非多孔質の樹脂層から形成される。ぞの厚みは
多孔質樹脂層の構造とトップコート層樹脂の種類にもよ
るが0.′1〜20ミクロンの範囲にある。20ミクC
+ンよりjlいと硬い表面どなってひびわれ゛が生じた
り、ゴム感が強くなるし、また透湿性や通気性も悪くな
る。0.1ミクロンより?+vいと耐傷性が低下する。
Furthermore, in A3 of the present invention, top row 1 to layers are present on the porous resin layer. This layer is necessary to improve the flexibility of the porous resin layer, its good flexibility, and its poor appearance, such as scratch resistance and gloss.
It is preferably formed from a non-porous resin layer having non-porous v'1 or microholes. The thickness of the groove depends on the structure of the porous resin layer and the type of top coat layer resin, but it is 0. '1 to 20 microns. 20 Miku C
If the material is harder than the material, the surface will become harder and cracks will appear, the rubbery feel will become stronger, and the moisture permeability and air permeability will also deteriorate. More than 0.1 micron? +v decreases scratch resistance.

、 atましくは0.5ミクロン〜15ミクロン、さら
に好ましくは1ミクロン〜10ミクロンの範囲である。
, preferably in the range of 0.5 microns to 15 microns, more preferably 1 micron to 10 microns.

1へツブコート層に用いる樹脂は、たとえば、ポリアミ
ド、ポリエステル、ポリ塩化ビニル、ポリアクリル酸ニ
スデル共重合体、ポリウレタン、はしか(ブタイブのポ
リウレタン、ネオブレン、スヂレンブタジエン共重合体
、アクリロニ]〜リルブタジエン共重合体、ポリアミノ
酸、ポリj?ミノ酸ポリウレタン共重合体、シリコン樹
脂などの合成樹脂または天然高分子樹脂、またはこれら
樹脂の混合物などである。これらを上記19みの範囲内
で2層以上の多層に付与して多層トップコート層とり−
ることはもちろん好ましい方法である。
1 The resin used for the heb coat layer is, for example, polyamide, polyester, polyvinyl chloride, polyacrylic acid Nisder copolymer, polyurethane, measles (butaib polyurethane, neorene, styrene-butadiene copolymer, acryloni) to Synthetic resins such as butadiene copolymers, polyamino acids, polyj-mino acid polyurethane copolymers, silicone resins, natural polymer resins, or mixtures of these resins. Add to the above multiple layers to create a multi-layer top coat layer.
Of course, this is the preferred method.

多孔質樹脂層およびトップコート層には必要によっては
可塑剤、充填剤、安定剤、順オ′:1、染料、架橋剤等
を添加し−(ちよい。ポリウレタン樹脂またはこれに他
の樹脂や添加剤を加えIこしのは、特に柔軟な風合や感
触をもち耐屈曲f1のよい銀面層が得られるためりfま
しく用いられる。
If necessary, plasticizers, fillers, stabilizers, dyes, crosslinking agents, etc. may be added to the porous resin layer and the top coat layer. I straining with additives is used sparingly because it provides a grain layer with a particularly soft texture and feel and good bending resistance f1.

本発明の銀f」人工皮革を製造りる方法を次に例示する
The method for producing the silver f'' artificial leather of the present invention will be exemplified below.

まず前述の極flll繊耗形成型繊維をたとえば特公昭
44−18369号公報に示された紡糸装置C製造し、
スデープルにした後カート、り[Jスラツパーを通して
ウェブを形成し、さらにこれに二一ドルパンヂを行ない
該極細繊キ1[形成ハ゛)繊維を交絡さけ繊維シー1−
を形成りる。または、該極III繊維形成型繊維の紡糸
に引ぎ続いで延伸を行ない金網上にランダムに載置し、
1YIられたウェブに前記ど同様にニードルパンチを?
iない繊維シートを形成Jる。あるいは、首通繊維また
は別の極III繊維形成型繊肩1からなる不織イ11、
織布、編布に該極細繊維形成型繊維を載質し、からませ
不離一体にして繊維シー1〜を形成する。
First, the above-mentioned ultra full abrasion forming type fiber is manufactured using a spinning apparatus C shown in Japanese Patent Publication No. 44-18369, for example.
After forming the ultra-fine fibers into a fiber sheet, the web is formed by passing it through the cart and the J-slutper.
form. Alternatively, the extremely III fiber-forming type fibers are spun and subsequently stretched and placed randomly on a wire mesh;
Needle punch the 1YI web in the same way as above?
Form a non-woven fiber sheet. Alternatively, a non-woven material 11 made of neck fiber or another type III fiber-forming fiber shoulder 1,
The ultrafine fiber forming type fibers are placed on a woven fabric or a knitted fabric, and are entwined and inseparably integrated to form fiber sheets 1 to 1.

次に、こうして冑られた繊維シートに高速流体らに生じ
た極細繊維束を極細繊維および/また(、1その朱に枝
分かれさぼると同時に緻密に交絡させる。ここでいう流
体とは、液体あるいは気体(パあり、特別な揚台は、ぎ
わめで微細な固体を含むものであってもよいが、取り扱
いやすさ、ア1スト、流体どしての衝突エネルギー吊の
点から水が最も好ましく用いられる。さらに目的に応じ
て、該極l111繊肘1形成型!41i紺の一部成分を
溶解可能な種々の打機溶剤あるいは水酸化ナトリ1ツム
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
のけまいスリットから噴射さけ高速の柱状流あるいはカ
ーテン状流とし、繊維シー1−に噴さ当−C繊維の枝分
かれおよび交絡を行t【う。液体にかりる圧ツノは該極
細繊維形成型繊維あるいは極細繊維束の枝分かれのしや
ずざににって異なり、枝分かれしや1い繊維では、5〜
70 Kg / r:Mの比較的低L1. ’(よいか
、枝分かれしにくい繊維では、70〜3001(9/ 
cdの高圧がりfましい。また、110さ当で回数をふ
1ゝ)Jことにより枝分かれおよび交絡の程度を高める
ことも可能であり、噴き当てのたびことに圧力を変化さ
せてもよい。パルス流を用いたり、ノズルを樒動さl!
 7jす、斜め方向から噴き当てる方法も良い。しかる
後、使用した該(へ細棋雇形成型織郭を411i Il
l化りるのに必要どされる揚台は、該極1111繊剖[
形成型m維の一部成分を溶奮弓る溶剤’Cf′J!7ら
れた繊維シートを処理し該一部成分を溶解除去する。
Next, the ultrafine fiber bundles generated by the high-speed fluid are intertwined densely with the ultrafine fibers and/or (1) in the fiber sheet thus obtained. (A special lifting platform may contain very fine solids, but water is most preferably used in terms of ease of handling, first thrust, and suspension of impact energy as a fluid.) Furthermore, depending on the purpose, it is also possible to use various battering machine solvents that can dissolve some of the components of the 41i navy blue, or aqueous alkali or acid solutions such as sodium hydroxide. The fluid is pressurized and sprayed from a small-diameter nozzle or narrowly spaced slits into a high-speed columnar or curtain-like flow, and is sprayed onto the fiber sheet 1-C to branch and entangle the fibers. The pressure point applied to the liquid differs depending on the degree of branching of the ultrafine fiber-forming fiber or the ultrafine fiber bundle, and for fibers with a low branching rate, it is 5 to 5.
70 Kg/r:M relatively low L1. '(Okay, for fibers that are difficult to branch, 70 to 3001 (9/
The high pressure of the CD is amazing. It is also possible to increase the degree of branching and entanglement by increasing the number of injections to 110 injections, and the pressure may be changed each time the injection is made. Use a pulsed flow or move the nozzle!
7j It is also good to spray from an oblique direction. After that, I
The lifting platform required for conversion to the pole 1111 [
A solvent 'Cf'J that fuses some components of the formed m-fiber! The processed fiber sheet is treated to dissolve and remove some of the components.

また、必要に応じてポリウレタン」ラストン一などの樹
脂の溶液または分散液を含浸し湿式または乾式によって
凝固さμる。、ここ(,1+:δ速流体数C処1jJ−
、lる前に該一部成分を溶解除去してもよく、この場合
は、該−f;II酸成分)?T解除人にJ:つ−(繊維
シートの該極細繊維形成(11」繊111か極郭1繊維
の束に変成されているため、低い流体圧で容易にしかも
に1庶に枝分かれJ3.J、ぴ交絡さUることができる
ことからりfましい方法である。
In addition, if necessary, it is impregnated with a solution or dispersion of a resin such as polyurethane "Ruston" and coagulated by a wet or dry method. , here (,1+:δ velocity fluid number C treatment 1jJ−
In this case, the -f; II acid component) may be removed by dissolving some of the components before the addition. The formation of ultrafine fibers in the fiber sheet (11" fibers) is transformed into a bundle of 111 fibers or extremely thin fibers, so it can be easily branched into one fiber under low fluid pressure. This is a cumbersome method because it can cause confusion.

ま1こ、該一部成分の溶wト除去の1程の前と後でiL
:f ;’M流体流の処理を行なってもJ:い。また、
一部成分の溶剤は樹脂の含浸凝固後でも良い。
First, before and after the removal of some of the components by melting.
:f ;'M Even if the fluid flow is processed, J: is not possible. Also,
Some of the solvent components may be used after the resin is impregnated and solidified.

このJ、うな方法により本発明にお【プる基材層が形成
され、少なくとも基材表面層は極細#&維および/また
はその束が緻密に交絡した繊維)(6造となる。次いで
この基材層の上に多孔質樹脂層を形成Jる。。
By this method, the base material layer according to the present invention is formed, and at least the surface layer of the base material is made of ultra-fine #& fibers and/or fibers in which bundles thereof are densely intertwined. A porous resin layer is formed on the base material layer.

基材表面への多孔質樹脂層の形成方法どしては、ポリウ
レタンを主体とづる重合体溶液を平i1′1なフィルム
もしくはシー1−もしくはシボの賦型されたシー1−な
どの上に塗イlIシた後、その上に前記基材を緻密交絡
面を下にして載置し、凝固させるかまたは基材表面に前
記溶液を塗布し、その」〕に平滑なフィルムなどをおい
C1あるいはおかずして凝固させる方法のいずれぐも良
い。
A method for forming a porous resin layer on the surface of a base material is to apply a polymer solution mainly composed of polyurethane onto a flat film or sheet 1- or a textured sheet 1-. After coating, place the base material on top of it with the densely entangled side facing down, solidify or apply the solution to the surface of the base material, and then cover it with a smooth film or the like. Alternatively, either method of making it a side dish and letting it solidify is also good.

塗布の方法としてはリバースロールコーティング、グラ
ビアコーティング、ナイフコーティング、スリットコー
ティング、スプレーなどの方法が使用できる。
As the coating method, methods such as reverse roll coating, gravure coating, knife coating, slit coating, and spraying can be used.

凝固方法としては、凝固液を噴霧したり、水蒸気浴を通
過さけ、たり、凝固浴中に浸漬しlこりする巨大多孔ま
たは微多孔膜の製造−一、凝16目1′4造調節剤を使
用しく微多孔と1戸人孔のtlfl含474 itjに
づる方法があげられる。またこれらの湿式iF4内法以
外に、乾式凝固法で多孔化ηる方法もあり、たとえば、
仙出用能1<rイを添加し−(d3い【乾式凝固後抽出
して多孔化づる方法や、水と右\ 機溶剤の混合溶液中から沸点の差を利用しC樹脂を乾式
で多孔化覆るような方法がある。
The coagulation method includes spraying a coagulation liquid, passing through a steam bath, or immersing the membrane in a coagulation bath to produce a giant porous or microporous membrane. Examples of methods that can be used include microporous and single-person pores. In addition to these wet iF4 internal methods, there is also a dry coagulation method to create porosity.For example,
Adding 1 There is a method to cover the porosity.

基H層にポリウレタンなどの樹脂の含浸を行なった後、
直ちに塗布も行ない、基材と塗膜を同時に湿式凝固Jる
方法は多孔質樹脂層ど基材層との樹脂層が連続一体化り
るので好ましい。
After impregnating the base H layer with a resin such as polyurethane,
A method in which coating is performed immediately and the base material and coating film are wet-solidified at the same time is preferable because the resin layer such as the porous resin layer and the base material layer are continuously integrated.

また基4A層l\ポリウレタンなどの樹1指を含浸りる
ざい、基材表層部の表面にイ■■る樹脂を、かき取るよ
うな操作をUずに人ぶらのこるbのJこうに付着させた
まま吐湿式凝固づる方法も含浸した樹脂と連続一体化し
た多孔質樹脂層がil?られ、しかも、3〜50ミクロ
ン程庇の薄い多孔質樹脂層を形成できるので、これも好
ましい、lJ法Cある。
In addition, using a resin impregnated with a resin such as polyurethane, the resin that is applied to the surface of the base material's surface layer is adhered to the J part of the rest area b without scraping it off. The porous resin layer that is continuously integrated with the impregnated resin can also be coagulated using a wet discharge method. In addition, it is possible to form a thin porous resin layer with an eaves of about 3 to 50 microns, so this method is also preferable.

かかる多孔質樹脂層の形成後にトップコート層用の樹脂
溶液ま1こt五分散液を前記と同様の塗布yj法で行な
うことにより本発明の反型シート状物が111られるが
、トップコートを何回かに分りで行なう方法、表面平滑
化のための熱プレス工程を1〜ツプニ]−ト前もしくは
中間もしくは慎に行なう方法−す良い。かかる熱プレス
を行なった後に、前記極11I繊維形成型繊維の一部成
分の溶解除去を11なっても良い。熱プレスの時に表面
にシボ横様のあるエンボスロールあるいはシボ賦型シー
トを使用すると一体化、tIL消化とシボ賦型が同11
1fに行なえるため好ましい。ざらに必要に応じ°C1
染色、仕、、Lげ剤塗布、揉みなどの処理を行なっても
良い。
After the formation of the porous resin layer, a resin solution for the top coat layer and a dispersion are applied using the same method as described above to obtain the inverted sheet-like article of the present invention. A method in which the process is carried out in several batches, a method in which the hot press step for smoothing the surface is carried out before or during the process, or in a moderate manner are recommended. After performing such hot pressing, some components of the polar 11I fiber-forming fiber may be dissolved and removed in step 11. If you use an embossing roll or grain-forming sheet with a horizontal grain pattern on the surface during heat pressing, it will be integrated, and tIL digestion and grain-forming will be the same.
This is preferable because it can be performed at 1f. Roughly as needed °C1
Treatments such as dyeing, finishing, applying an Lengthening agent, and rubbing may also be performed.

また上記工程の途中で不織布の収縮、ポリビニルアルコ
ールのにうな仮固定剤を用いる一時的な形態固定、19
み調節のためのスライス、塁月表面層または裏11i1
層のバノなどの上程が適宜挿入されることは9fましい
In addition, during the above process, shrinkage of the nonwoven fabric, temporary fixation of the shape using a temporary fixation agent such as polyvinyl alcohol, etc.
Slice for fine adjustment, surface layer or back 11i1
It is preferable that the upper part of the layer is inserted as appropriate.

本発明の銀11人工皮戊午、少なくともN< ttA表
面層部が従来の織編物や不織布の緻密性のレベルをはる
かに超越した緻密性をイjしているので、銀イ」人工皮
革の伸長時のあらびどかAレンジビールと呼ばれる平滑
性不良が8瓜に解消′(さ、また多孔質樹脂層と1−ツ
ブコート層がその1に積層され゛(いるのC,風合柔軟
で透湿↑(1や通気性の良い耐傷性にも優れた銀イ」人
]二皮?トとして使用できる。このため、本発明の銀1
81人上皮、IFは衣料用の銀イ」人工反量をはじめ、
靴用中?(1、ハンドバック、カバン、ベルl−1袋物
、手袋、ボールの表革など各種の用途に好ましく用いら
れる。
At least the surface layer of the silver 11 artificial leather of the present invention has a density that far exceeds that of conventional woven or knitted fabrics or non-woven fabrics. The poor smoothness known as A-range beer during elongation has been resolved in 8 months' (Also, a porous resin layer and a 1-tube coat layer have been laminated on that 1 area. It can be used as a wet skin (1) or as a silver material with good air permeability and excellent scratch resistance.For this reason, the silver 1 of the present invention
81 people's epithelium, IF is silver for clothing, including artificial fabric,
For shoes? (1) It is preferably used for various purposes such as handbags, bags, Bell l-1 bags, gloves, and ball leather.

以下に示す実施例は、本発明をより明?、frにりるた
めのものであって、本発明はこれに限定されるものぐは
ない。実施例において、部おJ、ひ%とあるのは特に記
載のないかぎり車量【こ関りるものである。また平均交
絡点間距離の4f口よ、100個の測定値の平均碩とし
た。
The examples given below will make the invention more clear. , fr, and the present invention is not limited thereto. In the examples, unless otherwise specified, ``parts'' and ``%'' refer to the amount of vehicles. In addition, the average distance between intertwining points, 4f, was taken as the average value of 100 measured values.

実施例1 ポリスJ−レンを結合成分として50部、極細繊維成分
どしてナイロン6が50部からなる割合で1フイラメン
1へ中に16の島成分8イを有し、さらに−での1+;
ニー成分BY中に極細繊維成分が多数含まれる形態の島
成分微細化畠分子相Ll配列体繊維の4.0デニール、
51mmのステーブルを用いカ ゛く与−ト・りl」スラッパーを通り、てシー[ブを形
成し、しかる後−ノックの数が1個のニードルを用いて
二一ドルパンヂをして該11)1分子相!々配列体繊維
を絡合さU不織イb(へ)をつくった。不織イ0(Δ)
の1]イ4は405 Sj /ゴ、見11)密麿は0、
209 /−ぐあった。極1111繊維の平均太さ【ま
0、001デニ−ル”Cv)ツ13゜ 孔1¥0.1 mmの孔が孔の中心間距離0.6 mm
のビッヂで一列に並んだノズルから100 K9/ r
:rlの圧力をかりた水をノズルを揺動さtiながら、
その表向に1!1速C1f1用させ同じ条件で合甜5回
噴き当(処理を1i4I:つた。得られた不織布は表層
部の高分子相互配列体繊維が極細繊維・ibイの東に枝
分かれし一’CJ5す、かつ相互に緻密に交絡した18
組構造を右Jるものであった。
Example 1 One filament 1 has 16 island components 8i in the ratio of 50 parts of poly J-lene as a bonding component and 50 parts of nylon 6 as an ultrafine fiber component, and 1+ in - ;
4.0 denier of island component refined Hatake molecular phase Ll array fiber in a form in which a large number of ultrafine fiber components are included in knee component BY;
Using a 51 mm stable, pass through the slapper to form a sheave, then punch with a needle with a knock count of 1 to 21 dollars (see 11). Single molecule phase! A U non-woven fabric was created by intertwining the arrayed fibers. Non-woven A0 (Δ)
1] I4 is 405 Sj / Go, Mi11) Mitsumaro is 0,
209/- Guatar. Average thickness of polar 1111 fibers (0,001 denier "Cv)" 13° hole 1 yen 0.1 mm hole, distance between hole centers 0.6 mm
100 K9/r from a row of nozzles with a bit of
: While shaking the nozzle, pour water under pressure of RL.
The surface of the non-woven fabric was treated with 1!1 speed C1f1 and sprayed five times under the same conditions. 18 branched and closely intertwined with each other
It was based on the group structure.

次にこの不織布に、ポリエチレンノ7ジベー1〜とポリ
ブヂレンアジペートとの混合ジオールとp、p’−ジフ
ェニルメタンジイソジノ’:?−−1・のゾレポリマー
をエチレングリコールC鎖伸14 シr:得られたポリ
ウレタンの7%ジメチルボルムアミ1−(以下DMFど
いつ)溶液を含浸し:さらに同じ組成Cはあるが硬さを
w<シtこポリウレタンの25%I) M F溶液をリ
バースし1−ル二1−ターにより塗(1i L/た後、
水中へ導入し′C凝固した。しかる後80″Cの熱水中
で十分洗浄し1)Ml−を除去しへ二。乾燥後のm イ
li層は中間にはIIJや太き目の空孔があき、表面イ
1近は微多孔になっているような多孔質樹脂層となって
J5つ、かつ基材部に3浸されたポリウレタンと連続−
イ水化し−Cいた。基材層Jzり上の多孔質樹脂層の1
9みは約150ミクロンであった。
Next, a mixed diol of polyethylene adipate and p, p'-diphenylmethane diisodino':? - 1 sol polymer was impregnated with 7% dimethylborumamide 1- (hereinafter referred to as DMF) solution of the obtained polyurethane with ethylene glycol C chain elongation 14: Furthermore, the same composition C was obtained, but the hardness w <25% I of the polyurethane) MF solution was reversed and coated with 1 l/21-ter (1 l/L).
It was introduced into water and solidified. After that, it is thoroughly washed in hot water at 80"C to remove (1) Ml-. (2) After drying, the M-I layer has IIJ and thick pores in the middle, and the area near the surface is It becomes a porous resin layer that is microporous, and is continuous with the polyurethane soaked in the base material.
-C was hydrated. 1 of the porous resin layer on the base material layer Jz
9mm was about 150 microns.

次いで該シー1〜をトリクロルエチレン中につけ、浸漬
、絞液をくり返し、AS樹脂をほぼ完全に抽出除去し、
ついで乾燥を行なって残留トリクロル土ヂレンを蒸発除
去した。シー1〜の風合はCの処■1(1により非常に
柔軟なった。次に、このシー1〜の表面から、硬さをや
や硬くしたポリ1ステル系ポリウレタンの10%溶液に
顔料を添加した溶液をグラビアコーターで塗布し、乾燥
後加熱エンボスロールに通しCプレスし支吊様シボ模様
を型押しした。ざらにpJ麻同じポリウレタン溶液を仕
上剤としてグラビアコーターで塗布した。トップツー1
〜層のlワみは約5ミクロンであった。
Next, the seams 1 to 1 were immersed in trichlorethylene, immersion and squeezing were repeated to almost completely extract and remove the AS resin,
Subsequently, it was dried to remove residual trichlorodiylene by evaporation. The texture of Sea 1~ is very soft due to C part 1 (1).Next, from the surface of this Sea 1~, pigment is added to a 10% solution of Poly1 stellate polyurethane, which has a slightly harder hardness. The added solution was applied with a gravure coater, and after drying, it was passed through a heated embossing roll and C-pressed to emboss a support-like grain pattern.The same polyurethane solution as PJ hemp was applied as a finishing agent with a gravure coater.Top to 1
~ The warp of the layer was approximately 5 microns.

かくシ゛(得られた根付人工戊午は柔軟な風合と耐傷性
の良い表面を有しており、靴のつり込みにて伸長時の凹
凸の発生度をテストしたところ、全く問題のないあらび
のレベルCあった。
(The resulting artificial netsuke has a flexible texture and a scratch-resistant surface. When we tested the degree of unevenness during elongation by hanging shoes, we found that there were no problems at all. There was a level C.

溶剤にてこの銀(J人工成苗のポリウレタンを除去し、
基材表面層の繊維交絡点間距離を測定したところ80μ
であった。
Remove this silver (polyurethane of J artificial seedlings) with a solvent,
The distance between fiber entanglement points on the surface layer of the base material was measured and was 80μ.
Met.

一方比較のために高圧水流の噴き当て処理を行なわない
以外は全く同様にして銀イ」人I+−皮7i%を製造し
たところ、靴のつり込みテストでは爪先部に凹凸が発生
し、児若しいものであつlこ1゜口のものの塁林表[t
i防の繊刺(交絡貞間距離(ま、380μであった。
On the other hand, for comparison, when 7i% silver leather was manufactured in exactly the same manner except without the high-pressure water jet treatment, unevenness occurred at the toe area in the shoe hanging test, and the A fresh and hot item with a diameter of 1° [t
It was 380μ.

実施例2 ボリスヂレン95部とポリ−エチレングリ二1−ル5部
の混合物を結合成分としU45部、極細繊維成分どして
ポリ]−チレンテレフタレー1〜55部なる割合で1フ
ィラメント中に多数の極IIl繊維が含まれるごとき形
態の混合紡糸繊維の3.8デニール、51mmのものを
用いて実施例丁と基間様のIj法で王様イ[をつくった
。この不織布の目イ」は44051/lri、jツみは
2.0 mm (゛あった。また極細繊維の太さは0.
0009から0.02デニールの範囲で太細を示しくい
た。
Example 2 A mixture of 95 parts of borisdyrene and 5 parts of polyethylene glycol was used as a binding component, and 45 parts of U was used as a binding component, and 1 to 55 parts of poly]-ethylene terephthalate was used as an ultrafine fiber component in large numbers in one filament. Using 3.8 denier, 51 mm mixed spun fibers containing polar II fibers, King's I was made using the example method and Kima's Ij method. The mesh size of this nonwoven fabric was 44051/lri, and the thickness was 2.0 mm. Also, the thickness of the ultrafine fibers was 0.
Thickness and thinness were shown in the range from 0009 to 0.02 denier.

この不織布を95℃に7J[? im シたポリビニル
アルコール(以下PVAという)の5%水溶xkに浸漬
し、PVAの含浸と同時に不織布の収縮を行ない乾燥し
C水分を除去した後、(−リクIIIルニ1−チレン中
につり、浸漬、絞液をくり返しAS樹脂を抽出除去し乾
燥した。
This nonwoven fabric was heated to 95℃ for 7J[? im Soaked in a 5% aqueous solution of polyvinyl alcohol (hereinafter referred to as PVA), the nonwoven fabric was shrunk at the same time as the PVA impregnation, dried to remove moisture, and then soaked in (-Liku III luni-1-tylene). The AS resin was extracted and removed by repeating dipping and squeezing, and then dried.

この不織布のH而に、実施例1と同じノズルを用いて1
00j(ぴ/ cMの+王力で噴剣させた水の(1状流
をノズルを揺動させながら唱さ当C1同じ条イ4ぐ2回
、圧ノコを30 I(9/ ctlに下げて2回の処理
を(jなった。さらに95’Cの熱水中に入れ収縮処理
とマングルによるニップを行なった。
This non-woven fabric was heated using the same nozzle as in Example 1.
00j (pi/cm) Sing a stream of water spouted with + royal power while shaking the nozzle, repeat the same stream twice, lower the pressure saw to 30 I (9/ctl) It was then treated twice (J.

得られた交絡不織布は厚みが約1.1 mmに減少し、
水流処理した面から厚みの杓子の層は該涙金紡糸繊維か
ら枝分かれした極廁繊肩1おJ:びその束が+休に緻密
に密度高く交絡しており、その表面は凹凸のきわめて少
ないもの(゛あった。しかる後、bう一度ポリビニルノ
フルコールの20%水溶液に含浸、乾燥後実施例1ど同
じポリウレタンの1111度10%のやや粘度の高い含
浸溶液を用い、同様に含浸、湿式凝固、湯洗、乾燥をt
sなった。この際含浸後のかぎ取りゃニップは行なわず
、水流交絡した面には含浸に用いたポリウレタンがイ」
着したまま湿式凝固したので基材表層の上に約25ミク
ロンの多孔質樹脂層が形成された。水流交絡を行なって
いない他方の面は二一ドルパンヂのみの交絡Cルーズで
あっlこので、このよう4f斤目の多孔質樹脂層は形成
されていなかったが、パフして平温化と裏面の品位向上
を行なった。
The thickness of the resulting interlaced nonwoven fabric was reduced to about 1.1 mm;
The layer of the ladle, which is as thick as the surface treated with water, is made up of bundles of very fine fibers branched from the lacrimal spun fibers, which are closely intertwined with each other at a high density, and the surface has very little unevenness. (Thereafter, b was impregnated once again with a 20% aqueous solution of polyvinylnoflucol, and after drying, impregnation was carried out in the same manner as in Example 1 using a slightly higher viscosity impregnating solution of 1111 degrees and 10% of polyurethane. , wash with hot water and dry.
It became s. At this time, no nips or snips were performed after impregnation, and the polyurethane used for impregnation was not applied to the hydroentangled surface.
Since wet coagulation was performed while the resin was still attached, a porous resin layer of about 25 microns was formed on the surface layer of the base material. The other side, which was not subjected to hydroentangling, was only 21 dollar punched and loosely entangled.Thus, a porous resin layer of 4F loaves like this was not formed, but it was puffed to normalize the temperature and the back side. The quality has been improved.

得られたシー1〜の多孔質樹脂層の表層ポリウレタンの
溶液にカーボンブラックと染料を添+111した塗わ1
をグラビアコーターでイ]与し、Q2燥後1ンボスし−
(シボ賦型を行な′った。さらに2液型ポリウレタンに
Jこり1FO−1こげグラビアをi−jない、さらに染
色を行なった。1〜ツブコー1へ層のFFみは6ミクロ
ンCあった。得られた本発明のGli (・、1人工皮
革は表面被覆しているポリウレタン層の厚みが全体とし
て約30ミク1−1ンど薄いにもかかわらず、引っ張っ
Cもあらびの出にくいものであり、衣わl川に好適であ
った。ポリウレタンを除去しC,暴利表面層の繊維交絡
点間距離を測定したところ、約75ミク11ン(・あっ
た。
Coat 1 in which carbon black and dye were added to the surface layer polyurethane solution of the porous resin layer obtained in Sea 1 to 111.
Apply with a gravure coater and emboss once after drying.
(I carried out grain shaping. Furthermore, J-Kori 1FO-1 dark gravure was applied to the two-component polyurethane, and further dyeing was performed. The FF depth of the layer from 1 to Tsubuko 1 was 6 microns C Despite the fact that the resulting polyurethane layer covering the surface of the obtained Gli(.1) artificial leather of the present invention is approximately 30 μm thinner as a whole, it does not easily show roughness when stretched. The polyurethane was removed and the distance between the fiber entanglement points of the surface layer was measured, and it was found to be approximately 75 microns (.11 mm).

比較のために、高圧水流のげ1さ当てをfjなわない以
外は全く同様にし′C銀イ」人工皮革を製造し!ことこ
ろ、引っ張るとあらひが顕箸に発生した。その基祠表F
i部の繊維交絡山間距離は、350μであった。
For comparison, we manufactured artificial leather in exactly the same way except that the high-pressure water jet was not applied. When I pulled it, a crack appeared on the chopsticks. The basic shrine table F
The distance between fiber entanglement peaks in the i part was 350μ.

実施例33 ポリスチレンを結合成分として50部、ナイロン6を極
m繊維成分として50部からなる割合ぐ、1]−イラメ
ンI〜中に200本の極fAll繊肩1が含まれること
き形態の3,8デニールの高分子1[1回配列体繊維を
20番双糸の紡績糸としC+r+い(z 5枚朱子の織
物とした。
Example 33 Ratio consisting of 50 parts of polystyrene as a bonding component and 50 parts of nylon 6 as an ultra-m fiber component, 1]-Iramen I ~ 3 of the form in which 200 ultra-f All fiber shoulders 1 are contained in , 8 denier polymer 1[1 time alignment fiber was made into a spun yarn of No. 20 twin yarn, C+r+(z), and made into a 5-ply satin fabric.

実施例1と同様の条1′1で高圧水処理をした該織物は
、高分子相互配列体繊肩1から無数の極細繊11[が枝
分かれし、相!j−に緻密に交絡したものとなった。
The fabric, which was treated with high pressure water using the same strips 1'1 as in Example 1, had numerous ultrafine fibers 11 [branched from the polymer mutual arrangement fiber shoulder 1], and a phase! j- was densely entangled.

別に戊午様シボ様の凹凸模様を右づる転写紙にポリウレ
タンの20%溶液をナイノコーター′c塗布し、上記の
織物を水流処理面がポリウレタン塗布液に接するように
して重ね、貼り合せた後、水中で湿式凝固した。凝固乾
燥後転写紙を剥離したどころ、械物基IのLに120ミ
クロンの多孔膜樹脂層が形成されCいた。該多孔llQ
樹脂層の上に2液タイゾのポリウレタンに1111料を
添加したものをグラビアコーターでl イ1; シ、次
にシー1〜をトリクロルエチレンでポリスチレンを溶解
除去した後、さらにポリアミノ酸樹脂をグラビアコータ
ーで表面層にi♂イIし、I−ツブ二1−1〜層を約7
ミク[1ンとしlζ。
Separately, a 20% solution of polyurethane was coated with Ninocoater'c on a transfer paper with a Bogo-like grain pattern on the right side, and the above fabric was layered with the water-treated surface in contact with the polyurethane coating solution, and then bonded together. Wet coagulated in water. After the transfer paper was peeled off after coagulation and drying, a porous membrane resin layer of 120 microns was formed on L of the mechanical base I. The porous llQ
On top of the resin layer, apply a mixture of 2-component Tyzo polyurethane and 1111 additive using a gravure coater. I ♂ I on the surface layer with
Miku [1n and lζ.

1−Iられた銀イ4人工皮革(よ、織物阜l(・はある
が塁拐部表層が捧めC緻密な交絡になっているため引つ
張つ(も凹凸の出にくいしのであった。
1-1 Silver material 4. Artificial leather, but the surface layer of the base part is densely interlaced, so it is difficult to get unevenness. Ta.

ポリウレタンを除去しく、阜祠表層部の棋肩1父絡魚間
距離を測定したところ′115ミク[1ン(あつ1こ。
When removing the polyurethane, we measured the distance between the chess shoulders and the sills on the surface layer of the altar, and found that it was 115 mm [1 inch].

一方高■水流処理を11なわない以外は同様(Jして製
造した比較例は、織1」が見えるト、引っ張ると茗しい
凹凸を発生づるbのであった。
On the other hand, in the comparative example manufactured using the high-water treatment method (J), the weave was visible, and when pulled, smooth unevenness was generated.

察したときの借成繊帷の拡大模式図Cある。There is an enlarged schematic diagram C of the borrowed textile cloth when it was observed.

図において[1、f2、r3.I’4.f5およびf6
は構成繊維、al、a2、a3、a4、a5、a6、a
t、aai13よひa9は構成繊雇の交絡点をそれぞれ
示η。
In the figure, [1, f2, r3. I'4. f5 and f6
are constituent fibers, al, a2, a3, a4, a5, a6, a
t, aai13, yohi, and a9 indicate the points of intersection of the constituent fibers, respectively.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1) 14Aill K’A hlia3よび/また
はその束の繊維交絡点開路N1が200μ以fである繊
維構造を少なくと−b片方の表層部に右りるm紐質基材
層の該表層部を有する少なくとも一方の面の上に、IV
さが3〜500μの多孔質樹脂層が設りられ、さらにそ
の上に厚さ0.1〜20μの非多孔質樹脂層が設りられ
てなることを特徴どする銀イ」人工皮革。
(1) 14Aill K'A hlia3 and/or a bundle thereof has a fiber structure in which the fiber entanglement point N1 is 200μ or more. on at least one side having IV
1. An artificial leather comprising a porous resin layer having a thickness of 3 to 500μ, and a non-porous resin layer having a thickness of 0.1 to 20μ on top of the porous resin layer.
JP18124583A 1983-09-29 1983-09-29 Silvered artificial leather Granted JPS6071777A (en)

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JP18124583A JPS6071777A (en) 1983-09-29 1983-09-29 Silvered artificial leather

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JP18124583A JPS6071777A (en) 1983-09-29 1983-09-29 Silvered artificial leather

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JPS6071777A true JPS6071777A (en) 1985-04-23
JPH0138917B2 JPH0138917B2 (en) 1989-08-17

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JP18124583A Granted JPS6071777A (en) 1983-09-29 1983-09-29 Silvered artificial leather

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Cited By (2)

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JPS6342979A (en) * 1986-08-05 1988-02-24 Dynic Corp Method for imparting clear rubbing crepe to surface of synthetic leather
JPS63256775A (en) * 1987-04-07 1988-10-24 Achilles Corp Color-changeable synthetic leather and color-changing process therefor

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JPS4839597A (en) * 1971-09-20 1973-06-11
JPS5813785A (en) * 1981-07-15 1983-01-26 旭化成株式会社 Artificial leather with silver

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Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS4839597A (en) * 1971-09-20 1973-06-11
JPS5813785A (en) * 1981-07-15 1983-01-26 旭化成株式会社 Artificial leather with silver

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS6342979A (en) * 1986-08-05 1988-02-24 Dynic Corp Method for imparting clear rubbing crepe to surface of synthetic leather
JPS63256775A (en) * 1987-04-07 1988-10-24 Achilles Corp Color-changeable synthetic leather and color-changing process therefor

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