JPS6220285B2 - - Google Patents

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JPS6220285B2
JPS6220285B2 JP1373781A JP1373781A JPS6220285B2 JP S6220285 B2 JPS6220285 B2 JP S6220285B2 JP 1373781 A JP1373781 A JP 1373781A JP 1373781 A JP1373781 A JP 1373781A JP S6220285 B2 JPS6220285 B2 JP S6220285B2
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yarn
tow
short fiber
thread
cut
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JP1373781A
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JPS57133222A (en
Inventor
Yoshuki Sasaki
Mitsuo Matsumoto
Katsuyuki Kasaoka
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Teijin Ltd
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Teijin Ltd
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Priority to JP1373781A priority Critical patent/JPS57133222A/en
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は斑点状の意匠効果を有する意匠糸を効
率的に製造する方法に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for efficiently producing a decorative yarn having a spotted design effect.

従来より、意匠糸の一つとして糸に間歇的な斑
点状の斑を付与した糸が衣料やインテリア分野で
使われている。然しながら、この様な糸を作るに
は高価な意匠撚糸機等を用いたりして手間の掛る
のが常である。本発明の目的は、この様な意匠糸
を従来の方法によらず、糸条の牽切りを利用し
て、簡易に製造出来る方法を与えるものである。
BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, as a design yarn, yarn with intermittent spots has been used in the clothing and interior design fields. However, making such threads is usually time-consuming and requires the use of expensive design twisting machines. An object of the present invention is to provide a method for easily manufacturing such a designed yarn by utilizing tension cutting of the yarn, without using conventional methods.

即ち、本発明は連続長繊維トウを牽切して、短
繊維束とし、該短繊維束を抱合して糸条にする方
法に於いて、前記連続長繊維トウAに対し、その
太さが1/10以下であり、且つ該連続長繊維トウA
と染色性が異なるか、又は予め着色された糸条B
とを合わせて牽切することにより、該糸条Bを間
歇的に破断せしめて該短繊維束の中に分布せし
め、しかる後該短繊維束を抱合することを特徴と
する意匠糸の製造方法である。
That is, the present invention provides a method in which a continuous long fiber tow is cut into short fiber bundles, and the short fiber bundles are combined to form a thread, in which the thickness of the continuous long fiber tow A is 1/10 or less, and the continuous long fiber tow A
Yarn B with different dyeability or pre-colored
A method for producing a design yarn, characterized in that the yarn B is intermittently broken and distributed in the short fiber bundle by stretching and cutting together, and then the short fiber bundle is conjugated. It is.

以下、本発明を詳しく説明する。第1図は、本
発明の一実施態様による工程を示す工程図であつ
て、2万Deのポリエステル未延伸トウ1はロー
ラー2,3及びヒーター4にて構成される延伸ゾ
ーンにて約4倍に熱延伸されて5000DeのトウA
となり、該トウAはドラフトローラー3,5,6
にて、約30倍に牽伸されて切断され、167Deの短
繊維束となる。次いで、該短繊維束は仮撚ノズル
7にて仮撚を付与されることにより、該短繊維束
の表層部にある繊維が該短繊維束に捲き付いて、
所謂、結束紡績糸となつてワインダー9に捲き取
られる。この様な工程に於いて、更に今一つの素
材である150Deカチオン可染ポリエステルフイラ
メント糸Bをローラー3より追加して供給する。
若し、この糸条Bが前記のトウAと同程度の太さ
であれば、両方の素材はスムースに牽切される
が、前記のようにトウAと糸条Bの太さが極端に
違うと細い方の素材は太い方の素材になじめず、
はじき出され、それのみで単独に切断され、間歇
的な切れ方をする。即ち、細い方の素材Bが一個
所切断されると、その切れ端はスムースに牽切さ
れている太い素材Aの上に乗つてコンベアで移送
される如くローラー6まで運ばれ、切断端がロー
ラーに把持されると再び素材Bは引張られてプツ
ンと切断される。本発明の方法では、かゝる間歇
的な切断を繰返すことにより、得られる糸は第2
図の如く所々間歇的にカチオン可染ポリエステル
繊維が固まつて絡んだ結束紡績糸となる為、これ
を織編物等にしてカチオン染料で染めると、あた
かも綿カスの入つた糸の如くシミ状の斑のある布
帛が得られる。
The present invention will be explained in detail below. FIG. 1 is a process diagram showing a process according to an embodiment of the present invention, in which an unstretched polyester tow 1 of 20,000 De is stretched approximately 4 times in a stretching zone composed of rollers 2, 3 and a heater 4. 5000De tow A
Therefore, the tow A is draft roller 3, 5, 6
The fibers are drawn approximately 30 times and cut into short fiber bundles of 167De. Next, the short fiber bundle is given false twist by the false twisting nozzle 7, so that the fibers in the surface layer of the short fiber bundle are wound around the short fiber bundle,
It becomes what is called a bound spun yarn and is wound up by the winder 9. In this process, another material, 150De cationic dyeable polyester filament yarn B, is additionally supplied from the roller 3.
If this thread B is about the same thickness as the above-mentioned tow A, both materials will be cut smoothly, but if the thickness of the tow A and thread B is extremely large as mentioned above, then both materials will be cut smoothly. Otherwise, the thinner material will not blend in with the thicker material,
It is thrown out and cut independently, cutting intermittently. That is, when the thinner material B is cut in one place, the cut end rides on the thicker material A, which has been smoothly cut off, and is carried to the roller 6 as if by a conveyor, and the cut end is transferred to the roller 6. When the material B is gripped, it is pulled again and cut into sharp pieces. In the method of the present invention, by repeating such intermittent cutting, the obtained thread is
As shown in the figure, the cationic dyeable polyester fibers solidify intermittently and become entwined spun yarns, so when this is made into woven or knitted fabrics and dyed with cationic dyes, it produces stains, just like yarn with cotton dregs. A fabric with spots is obtained.

この場合、糸条Bが間歇的な切れ方をするため
には、トウAと極端に太さが異つていることが必
要であり、少くとも糸条BはトウAの1/10以下で
なければならない。又糸条BをトウAになじませ
ないという意味で、糸条Bに撚を掛けたりインタ
ーレースや油剤で抱合させたりすることもこの間
歇的切断には有効である。また、出来た斑を目立
たせるために、糸条BはトウAに対して染色性が
異なるか、或いは予め着色されていることが望ま
しい。前者については、例えば前記例の如くポリ
マーに第三成分を入れて染色性を変える方法、或
いは同一ポリマーであつてを糸条Bに未延伸糸を
用いて配向性の差により染着差を付与する方法、
或いはポリエステルとナイロン、レーヨン、アセ
テートという様に異なつた種類の繊維を用いる等
が有効である。また後者については、例えばポリ
マーの中に顔料を混ぜて紡糸した所謂原着糸や、
糸を予め染色した所謂先染糸等が有効である。ま
た、間歇的に切れる周期は、ローラー3,5,6
のゲージ、ドラフト倍率、ドラフト時の速度等に
よつて変化するので、これによつて好みのパター
ンに調整すれば適当に変える事が出来る。
In this case, in order for yarn B to break intermittently, it must be extremely different in thickness from tow A, and at least yarn B must be 1/10 or less of tow A. Must be. Furthermore, in the sense that the yarn B does not blend into the tow A, it is also effective to twist the yarn B or bind it with an interlace or an oil agent for this intermittent cutting. Furthermore, in order to make the resulting spots more noticeable, it is desirable that yarn B has a different dyeing property than tow A, or that it is colored in advance. For the former, for example, as in the above example, a third component is added to the polymer to change the dyeability, or the same polymer is used as yarn B, but undrawn yarn is used to impart dyeing differences due to the difference in orientation. how to,
Alternatively, it is effective to use different types of fibers such as polyester, nylon, rayon, and acetate. Regarding the latter, for example, so-called spun-dyed yarns made by mixing pigments into polymers,
So-called yarn-dyed yarn, which is a yarn that has been dyed in advance, is effective. Also, the period of intermittent cutting is rollers 3, 5, and 6.
It changes depending on the gauge, draft magnification, drafting speed, etc., so you can change it appropriately by adjusting it to your favorite pattern.

以上、述べたごとく本発明の方法によれば、特
殊な意匠撚糸機等を用いる事なく簡単な手段で、
斑点状の意匠効果を有する意匠糸を作ることが出
来る。
As described above, according to the method of the present invention, it is possible to easily create a twisting yarn without using a special design twisting machine or the like.
It is possible to create a design yarn with a spotted design effect.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明の一実施態様による工程を示す
工程側面図、第2図は第1図に示す工程によつて
得られる糸の一例を示す拡大側面図である。 A……連続長繊維トウ、B……糸条。
FIG. 1 is a process side view showing a process according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged side view showing an example of a yarn obtained by the process shown in FIG. A... Continuous long fiber tow, B... Yarn.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 連続長繊維トウを牽切して短繊維束とし、該
短繊維束を抱合して糸条にする方法に於いて、連
続長繊維トウAに対しその太さが1/10以下であり、 且つ該連続長繊維トウAと染色性が異なるか、又
は予め着色された糸条Bとを合せて牽切すること
により、該糸条Bを間歇的に破断せしめて該短繊
維束中に分布せしめ、しかる後該短繊維束を抱合
することを特徴とする意匠糸の製造方法。
[Claims] 1. In a method in which a continuous long fiber tow is cut into short fiber bundles, and the short fiber bundles are joined to form a thread, the thickness of the continuous long fiber tow A is 1 /10 or less, and the continuous filament tow A has a different dyeability or is colored in advance, and by cutting the thread B together with the thread B, the thread B is intermittently broken. A method for producing a decorative yarn, which comprises distributing it in a short fiber bundle and then conjugating the short fiber bundle.
JP1373781A 1981-02-03 1981-02-03 Preparation of fancy yarn Granted JPS57133222A (en)

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JP1373781A JPS57133222A (en) 1981-02-03 1981-02-03 Preparation of fancy yarn

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JPS57133222A JPS57133222A (en) 1982-08-17
JPS6220285B2 true JPS6220285B2 (en) 1987-05-06

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