KR200373753Y1 - Textile mixed with coir - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a functional coir fiber in which a coir made of fiber having a thickness of 5 mm or less is mixed with coir, which is a coconut fiber, and mixed with a natural fiber or a synthetic fiber generally used. More specifically, Coir, a coconut fiber obtained from the middle skin of palm fruit, which has healthy far-infrared radiation, antibacterial and anti-odor, is a natural fiber. Alternatively, the yarn is mixed with synthetic fiber, mixed with the other surface, and the yarn is sacrificed using the mixed surface of the other surface. This is about fabrics in which coirs are woven with a fabric thickness of 5 mm or less.

Description

Functional fiber woven by mixing coir {Textile mixed with coir}

The present invention relates to a functional coer fiber woven by mixing a common fiber with a coir which is a coconut fiber in a certain ratio, it is a fabric containing a coir with far-infrared radiation function and antibacterial and anti-odor. Conventionally, coir is mixed with a latex, which is a natural rubber, in a certain ratio, and a product made of a single material of a coir of a certain thickness has been used. The coir plate manufactured as described above has a problem that it is difficult to apply to a thin product requiring a thickness of 5 mm or less since the thickness is at least 5 mm or more. Therefore, in order to take full advantage of Coir's capabilities, it is necessary to produce thin products with a thickness of 5 mm or less.

An object of the present invention relates to a woven fabric using a coir to solve the problem of the thickness as described above. Koyer obtained 99.9% high bacterial reduction rate and high emissivity (emissivity: 0.084, radiation energy: 3.56 × 10 powers) in the far-infrared radiation test of Korea Radiation Testing Institute. It turns out to be a very healthy fiber.

In order to manufacture a thin coir plate having a thickness of 5 mm or less, natural cotton fibers or synthetic fiber coir fibers are mixed on the other side at a constant ratio in the range of 10 to 80%, and then they are actually chopped. The yarn is made, and the yarn is used to weave the coir fabric. When weaving the fabric using a yarn prepared by mixing 10 to 80% of the coir fiber, the coir fabric can be woven to a thickness of 5 mm or less. Coir fiber can be widely used in general life, including shoe insole fabrics, shoe linings, wallpaper fabrics, curtains, bedding fabrics, sheets, clothes, bags. In addition, it is possible to weave fabrics in which the coir fibers obtained from the husks of the palm fruit, which can contribute to health by the high antimicrobial properties of the coir fibers themselves and the far-infrared radiation beneficial to the human body.

1 is a mixed state of the masked coir and fibers

Figure 2 is a fabric state blended with coir fabric

Coir, which is a kind of fiber obtained from the bark of the palm fruit, is used in a range of 10 to 80% of the blending ratio of coir, which is suitable for each application to general natural cotton fibers or synthetic fibers, which are generally widely used. Weigh within. Weighing a certain ratio, the common fiber and coir fiber raw material is mixed with the other side by putting it in the other side machine so that it can be sacrificed. Coir fibers are blended with ordinary natural fibers or synthetic fibers to form a coir mixed fiber that can be chopped. The fiber mixed with the other surface is woven in a weaving machine to make a yarn, and when weaving with this yarn, a coir fabric mixed with coir is produced. Can be weaved. In this way, a mixture of ordinary fibers and coir fibers is used to make yarns, and the yarns are woven using the yarns. Coir is a well-being material that is very beneficial to the human body, but there are not many products using it. In general, as a processing method commonly used, there is a coir plate manufactured by mixing a latex, which is a natural rubber, with a coir fiber as a binder of a coir fiber, and then manufacturing the coir plate in the form of a plate. It has a disadvantage that it cannot be manufactured with the following thickness and cannot be used for products requiring 5 mm or less. In order to solve the shortcomings of the coir plate, coir fiber is mixed with a common fiber commonly used at a ratio of 10 to 80% to make a coir yarn, and fabricated into various tissues using the yarn. By weaving, Coir can be a Coir fiber product that can be used for various purposes, such as fabrics for shoe insoles, shoe linings, wallpaper, curtains, sheets, bags, clothes, bedding and the like.

The coir fiber obtained from the bark of palm fruit has 99.9% antimicrobial and far-infrared radiation (radiation: 0.084, radiation energy: 3.56 × 10 squared) and anhydrous fine pores formed on the coir fiber itself.氣孔) Due to good hygroscopicity and breathability, it is a very beneficial fiber for human body. In the past, coir plates are manufactured by mixing natural latex with a binder as a binder. Therefore, there is a limit that cannot be used for applications requiring a thickness of 5 mm or less. In order to compensate for these disadvantages, in order to use a wide range of coarsers, the coarsers are mixed with regular fibers at a ratio of 10 to 80%. It can be widely used in fabrics for materials and various well-being products that can be utilized in real life.

Claims (1)

Yarn made by mixing coir, a natural fiber obtained from the bark of palm fruit, with other natural cotton fibers or synthetic fibers at the rate of 10 to 80%, using twill or A woven fabric made of plain weave and mixed with a coir of 5 mm or less in thickness.