WO2007029284A1 - 表裏面異種繊維フリースの製造方法 - Google Patents
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- D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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- the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a fleece with different fiber materials on the front and back surfaces. More specifically, the fleece is made of polyester fiber or acrylic fiber on the front surface and natural fibers such as cotton and silk on the back surface. It relates to a manufacturing method.
- fleeces in which polyester fibers are pile-knitted and loop piles protruding from the front and back surfaces of a knitted fabric are cut and raised, are becoming popular as outerwear for cold protection.
- This fleece is often used as a garment for cold protection because it is voluminous, soft and lightweight, and has excellent heat retention.
- This fleece is generally knitted on a double-sided pile knitting machine, and the length of the loop pile of polyester fiber protruding from the front and back is adjusted by adjusting the height of the sinker nose of the knitting machine, and then the loop pile is Shearing is cut and fluffed into a raised fabric called fleece (for example, see Patent Document 1).
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-41460
- the fleece disclosed in Patent Document 1 has a pile yarn length of 2 to 2.5 denier and a relatively thick length of 5 to: LOmm, which is long. Since the polyester yarn was thin and the loop density was coarse, it was not flexible, and the fluff was easy to come off and the air was too airy and cold.
- this conventional fleece has a problem in that it has a long fluff when washed, so that it becomes entangled with each other and stiffens, and feels and feels bad.
- polyester fleece with high strength and elongation may come into contact with or slide against other objects during wear, and when washed, the fuzz of fibers may be rubbed or rubbed due to contact friction with other objects.
- fluff is likely to occur due to entanglement of fuzz.
- the fleece made of polyester material on the front and back sides is considered to generate static electricity. The generation of static electricity is mainly due to the contact-separated isodynamic movement of the two objects, and either the positive charge or the negative charge of one of the positive charges is greater than that of the other. Present An elephant.
- This static electricity increases the amount of charge when synthetic fibers and synthetic fibers, such as polyester fiber and nylon fiber, are attached, generating unpleasant “cracking” static electricity that is experienced daily.
- synthetic fibers and synthetic fibers such as polyester fiber and nylon fiber
- the present invention has been researched and developed to solve the above-mentioned problems, and can produce natural stretch properties, producing a supple, soft and soft fleece. The purpose of this is to suppress the occurrence of pilling and to generate a high-quality fleece that reduces the generation of static electricity and prevents the adhesion of dust.
- an extremely fine polyester fiber or acrylic fiber is finely knitted with a high gauge to make a loop density, and the surface is made into a loop nozzle, and natural materials such as cotton and silk are used.
- a process of knitting the fiber as a ground yarn on the back surface a process of splitting the tip of the loop nozzle generated in this knitting process into a cut pile, a process of fluffing the cut pile into a raised fiber group, Including the steps of shaving the raised fiber group, causing the chopped raised fiber group to undergo pilling by contact friction, and shaving the raised fiber group at least once to form a short small raised fiber group.
- the raised fiber group is made of ultrafine polyester or acrylic filament converging yarn close to microdenier, and the front and back different fiber fleece is manufactured.
- the present invention has developed and adopted a method and a method for producing front and back heterogeneous fiber fleeces characterized in that the short and small raised fiber group is shaved to a length of 1.0 to 3. Omm.
- the present invention uses a loop pile made of ultra-fine polyester fiber or acrylic fiber knitted on the surface with a high gauge and a fine loop density, and splits the tip of the loop nozzle into a cut pile, raising, shaving, and pilling. Since each group of short and raised hairs has been made into a group of short raised fibers, the fleece is very soft and has a soft touch that is not possible with conventional fleeces, and a fleece with a very good feel can be obtained and pilling can be suppressed. In addition, even after repeated washing and long-term wear, the anti-pilling property does not deteriorate, and the quality and appearance will last forever Good fleece can be obtained.
- FIG. 1 is a process explanatory diagram of a method for producing front and back different fiber fleeces according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a front view of front and back dissimilar fiber fleeces produced by the production method according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 A knitting structure diagram of front and back different fiber fleeces.
- the method for producing front and back dissimilar fiber fleece of the present invention is a knitted fabric with a pile diameter of 30 inches and a knitting gauge sinker pile machine with a diameter of 20 to 24. Yes, the surface pile pile 1 is aligned and the tip is split into a cut pile 3, and the cut pile 3 is fluffed to form a raised fiber group 4. After shaving, the raised fiber group is fluffed by contact friction. Then, the hairball 5 is generated and the hair is cut again to form the short raised fiber group 4.
- polyester or acrylic yarn is used as the fiber of the surface loop pile 1
- the use of natural fiber yarns such as cotton yarn and silk yarn reduces the amount of charge and suppresses the generation of static electricity.
- the polyester or acrylic yarn of Loop Pile 1 is 0.3-1.5 denier and very close to micro denier, giving it a fineness and softness compared to the inherent hardness of polyester and acrylic. 0. Less than 3 denier is not suitable because it is too supple and the waist of the fabric itself is lost. On the other hand, if it is more than 5 denier, the texture becomes hard and the soft feeling is impaired. Therefore, the above-mentioned range of 0.3 to 1.5 denier is preferable. In addition, as the fiber length, consider the texture and softness 1. Omn! ⁇ 3. Omm is preferred. In addition to ordinary round cross-section yarns, yarns with added functional effects such as antibacterial properties, UV resistance and far-infrared processing can be used.
- cotton yarn and silk yarn can be used as the ground yarn 2.
- use of 30Zl ⁇ 40Zl count is good for optimizing the thickness and weight of the fabric! If it is below 30Z1, it is not suitable because the fabric becomes heavier due to the ground thickness. On the other hand, if it exceeds 40Z1, it is not suitable because the fabric becomes too thin and loses its waist and affects the strength. Therefore, the thickness of the cotton yarn is preferably 30Zl to 40Zl.
- 100) 2 ⁇ 140 ⁇ 2 force S is suitable, and for filament, about 180 to 130 denier is suitable. If it exceeds this range, it is not suitable for the same reason as the above-mentioned cotton yarn.
- the cut pile 3 is formed by splitting the tip of the loop pile 1 with a roll spiral cutter or the like, and the raised fiber group 4 is formed by raising the cut pile 3 with a raising machine.
- the raised fiber group 4 is subjected to brushing so that it is vertically aligned, and pilling standing processing is performed to make the ball 5 by contacting and rubbing the tip of the raised fiber group 4, and then at least one hair is trimmed. Carefully, the fluff of the raised fiber group 4 is changed to the short raised fiber group 4 to prevent pilling.
- the basis weight of the knitted fabric was 160 gZm2, and the height of loop pile 1 was 3. Omm. Loop pile 1 was aligned and the tip was split with a roll spiral cutter to make the height of cut pile 3 2.8 mm (Fig. 1B).
- the cut pile 3 was put on a raising machine and fluffed to form a raised fiber group 4 (FIG. 1C).
- Brushed fiber group 4 was shaved with a roll spiral cutter to a height of 2. Omm (Fig. 1D). Next, brush processing was performed so that the raised fiber groups 4 were aligned vertically (FIG. 1E).
- the raised fiber group 4 was subjected to contact rubbing, and a pilling stand process was performed to create fluff and fluff 5 at the tip (Fig. 1F).
- Example 2 The same knitting machine and caliber as in Example 1, using a knitting gauge 22, polyester 100dZl44f as the pile yarn on the surface, polyester 75 denier as the ground yarn, polyester 100dZl44f as the pile yarn on the back, fiber length 2. Omm A fleece with a basis weight of 160 gZm2 was obtained. (Example 2)
- Example 2 The same knitting machine, caliber, and knitting gauge 22 as in Example 1 were used, and the knitted fabric was knitted using polyester 100dZl44f with a loop knob 1 on the surface and cotton yarn 36Z1 as the ground yarn 2 (FIG. 1A).
- the basis weight of the knitted fabric was 200 gZm2, and the height of loop pile 1 was 3. Omm. Loop pile 1 was aligned, and the tip of the pile was split with a roll spiral cutter to make the height of cut pile 3 2.8 mm (Fig. 1B).
- the cut pile 3 was put on a raising machine and fluffed to form a raised fiber group 4 (FIG. 1C).
- Brushed fiber group 4 was shaved with a roll spiral cutter to a height of 2.2 mm (FIG. 1D). Next, brush processing was performed so that the raised fiber groups 4 were aligned vertically (FIG. 1E).
- the raised fiber group 4 was subjected to contact rubbing, and a pilling stand process was performed to create fluff and fluff 5 at the tip (Fig. 1F).
- Example 3 The same knitting machine and caliber as in Example 1, using a knitting gauge 20, polyester 100dZl44f as the pile yarn on the front surface, polyester 100 denier as the ground yarn, polyester 100dZl44f as the pile yarn on the back surface, fiber length 2.5 mm A fleece with a basis weight of 200 gZm2 was obtained. (Example 3)
- the surface is loop pile yarn 1 with polyester 150dZl44f, ground yarn 2 with cotton yarn 30Z1 and knitted fabric Was organized (Fig. 1 IV).
- the basis weight of the knitted fabric was 280 gZm2, and the height of loop pile 1 was 3.5 mm. Pull out pile 1 and split the tip with a roll spiral cutter. 3 height was 3.2 mm (Fig. 1B).
- the cut pile 3 was put on a raising machine and fluffed to form a raised fiber group 4 (FIG. 1C).
- Brushed fiber group 4 was shaved with a roll spiral cutter to a height of 2.5 mm (FIG. 1D).
- brush processing was performed so that the raised fiber groups 4 were aligned vertically (FIG. 1E).
- the raised fiber group 4 was subjected to contact rubbing, and a pilling stand process was performed to create fluff and fluff 5 at the tip (Fig. 1F).
- polyester 150dZl44f as the pile yarn on the front surface polyester 150 denier as the ground yarn
- 10 0dZl44f as the pile yarn on the back surface fiber length 3.
- Table 1 below shows the evaluation results of the front and back heterogeneous fiber fleeces obtained as described above.
- Examples 1 to 3 are abbreviated as actual 1 to 3
- Comparative Examples 1 to 3 are abbreviated as ratios 1 to 3.
- the charged voltage (static electricity) was measured by applying the test cloth to a friction machine under the conditions of a temperature of 20 ° C and a humidity of 40% (JIS L1094-1997: friction charging voltage measurement method).
- the pilling property was classified by classifying the occurrence of pilling after the test cloth was washed with water at a liquid temperature of 40 ° C using a household electric washing machine and suspended (JIS L0217 103 method).
- JIS L0217 103 method For the shrinkage, the test cloth was washed with water at a liquid temperature of 40 ° C using a household electric washing machine, and the shrinkage after tumbling was measured (JIS L0217 103 method tumble).
- the fluff adhesion was classified according to the degree of fuzz adhesion based on the QTEC (Japan Textile Products Quality and Technology Center) cello tape (registered trademark) method.
- Softness, warmth, and sweat absorption were performed in a three-step evaluation based on a sensory test based on touch.
- the 5th grade of pilling is very good with almost no pilling.
- Grade 4 is good with slight pilling.
- Grade 3 has a little pilling.
- Grade 2 has a lot of pilling and is a little bad.
- Grade 1 is very bad with pilling.
- Grade 3 or higher is acceptable.
- the 5th grade with fuzz adhesion is very good with almost no fuzz adhesion.
- Grade 4 is good with slight fluff adhesion.
- Grade 3 is a little fuzzy.
- Grade 2 has a little fuzzy adhesion and is slightly poor.
- Grade 1 has very poor fuzz adhesion and is poor.
- Grade 3 or higher is acceptable.
- the soft feeling is soft and the touch is very good. ⁇ is good to the touch.
- Sweat-absorbing 'moisture absorption is excellent. ⁇ is slightly inferior. X is inferior.
- the manufacturing method of the front and back heterogeneous fiber fleece according to the present invention provides a soft, soft and comfortable fleece compared to the conventional fleece and reduces the charged voltage.
- the generation of static electricity can be suppressed.
- the fleece manufactured according to the present invention is superior in grades 4 to 5 in terms of pilling properties.
- the conventional fries are inferior grade 3 and below, and a marked difference is observed between the two.
- a medical supporter a health belt, which can be used only as a material for cold protection clothing. Since materials such as abdomen, socks, heels, bags, cushions, cushions, pillows, and various covers are obtained, the present invention can be widely used.
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