WO2018216217A1 - ファスナーストリンガー - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a fastener stringer in which a fastener element is woven and fixed to a fastener tape simultaneously with the weaving of the fastener tape.
- a plurality of coil-shaped fastener elements that are continuously formed from a monofilament made of synthetic resin are woven and fixed along one side edge of the fastener tape at the same time as the fastener tape is woven.
- Fastener stringers formed by doing so are known, and such fastener stringers are generally called woven fastener stringers.
- the fastener tape is woven using wefts and a plurality of warps.
- the fastener tape is an element that is attached to a fastener attaching member in a product such as clothing, and an element that extends from one side edge of the tape main part in the tape width direction and to which the fastener element is fixed. And an attachment portion.
- Patent Document 1 describes a fastener stringer 70 shown in FIG. 4 as one example.
- the fastener stringer 70 shown in FIG. 4 includes a fastener tape 71 woven using a weft 81 and a plurality of warps 82, and a plurality of coil-like fastener elements 72 woven and fixed in the fastener tape 71.
- the fastener tape 71 has an element attachment portion 71a to which the fastener element 72 is attached, and a tape main portion 71b to be attached to the fastener adherent member.
- the weft yarn 81 and the warp yarn 82 forming the fastener tape 71 yarns having the same thickness are generally used.
- a plurality of warps (element fixing warps) 82 for fixing the fastener element 72 and wefts 81 that intersect with these warps 82 to form a woven structure are arranged.
- a plurality of fastener elements 72 continuously formed in a coil shape are inserted and fixed between the warp yarns 82 of the element mounting portion 71a in the element mounting portion 71a while the element mounting portion 71a is being woven. .
- Each fastener element 72 includes a meshing head, a meshing head protruding from the fastener tape 71, and an upper leg portion and a lower leg portion extending along the tape width direction from the meshing head toward the inside of the tape. And an end portion of the upper leg portion (or lower leg portion) and a connecting portion that connects between the end portions of the lower leg portion (or upper leg portion) of the fastener element 72 adjacent in the tape length direction.
- each time when the weft 81 is inserted once one fastener element 72 is inserted and fixed together with the weft 81 to be fixed.
- Such a woven structure is referred to as a woven structure with one rotation and one pitch because the fastener elements 72 are inserted and fixed at one pitch every rotation of the weft 81 forming the fastener tape 71.
- the tape main body 71b of the fastener tape 71 is formed using a weft 81 and a plurality of warps 82 that are continuously arranged from the element mounting portion 71a. Further, a weft turn-back end portion 74 is disposed on the outer end portion of the tape main body portion 71b opposite to the element mounting portion 71a. The weft end portion 74 is connected to a plurality of loop-back portions 73 in the warp direction by the loop-back portion 73 of the weft 81 being hooked on the loop-back portion 73 of the weft 81 inserted at the next position. Is formed.
- two loops 75 are formed in the weft 81 each time the weft 81 is inserted by using a knitting needle appropriately disposed in a loom for weaving the fastener tape 71.
- Two loop rows 76 are formed by interlacing the two loops 75 with the two loops 75 formed on the weft 81 at the next weft insertion position. Each of these two loop rows 76 is formed continuously along the warp direction.
- the fastener stringer 70 of Patent Document 1 as described above is woven with a woven structure of one rotation and one pitch, so that the density of the wefts 81 is reduced, but two loop rows are formed in the tape main portion 71b of the fastener tape 71. Since 76 is formed, there is an advantage that the positional deviation of the weave in the tape side edge portion (outer tape edge portion) on the weft turn-back end portion 74 side in the tape main body portion 71b hardly occurs. In the following description, the positional deviation of the weave may be simply abbreviated as the misalignment.
- Patent Document 1 describes a fastener stringer 90 as shown in FIG. 5 as another embodiment.
- the fastener stringer 90 shown in FIG. 5 has a fastener tape 91 woven using a weft 81 and a plurality of warps 82, and a plurality of coil-shaped fastener elements 92 woven and fixed to the fastener tape 91.
- the fastener tape 91 has an element attachment portion 91a and a tape main portion 91b, and a plurality of coil-shaped fastener elements 92 are woven and fixed to the element attachment portion 91a.
- the fastener stringer 90 of FIG. 5 is formed in a woven structure of two rotations and one pitch in which one fastener element 92 is inserted and fixed every time the weft 81 is inserted twice.
- the weft turn-back end portion 94 is formed at the outer tape end edge portion of the fastener tape 91. Further, two loop rows 96 are continuously formed in the tape main portion 91b of the fastener tape 91 along the warp direction.
- Patent Document 2 a coil-like fastener element is woven and fixed in an element attachment portion of a fastener tape, and the fastener tape and the fastener element are woven with a woven structure of one rotation and one pitch.
- a fastener stringer is described.
- a monofilament thicker than other element fixing warps is used as a part of a plurality of element fixing warps forming an element attachment portion of a fastener tape.
- the warp made of a thick monofilament is used as at least one element fixing warp arranged on the side of the fastener element connecting portion among the plurality of element fixing warps for fixing the fastener element.
- the force for tightening the upper leg portion and the lower leg portion of the fastener element by the element fixing warp made of a thick monofilament is the upper leg portion and the lower leg portion due to the other element fixing warp yarns. It becomes larger than the tightening force.
- the fastener element is fixed uniformly at a uniform pitch along the side edge portion of the fastener tape, the opening and closing operation of the slide fastener by the slider can be smoothly performed. Further, since the distance between the meshing heads of the fastener elements adjacent to each other in the tape length direction can be slightly enlarged / reduced, the meshing operation of the left and right fastener elements can be performed smoothly.
- the fastener tape 91 having a high density of the wefts 81 is formed. Further, by adopting a woven structure of two rotations and one pitch, the tape main portion 91b of the fastener tape 91 can be formed with various woven structures, and the fastener tape 91 can be made flexible.
- the fastener stringer 70 is formed as compared with the case where the fastener stringer 70 is formed using a one-turn / one-pitch woven structure as shown in FIG.
- the number of insertions of the weft yarn 81 (the number of weft insertions) in the weaving process of the tape 91 is doubled. For this reason, the productivity of the fastener stringer 90 is lowered and the manufacturing cost is increased.
- the increase in the density of the wefts 81 may hinder the weight reduction of the fastener stringer 90 and may affect the flexibility of the fastener stringer 90.
- a fastener stringer formed with a woven structure of one rotation and one pitch has a woven structure of the fastener tape (particularly, a woven structure of the main part of the tape) that is rougher than that of a woven structure of two rotations and one pitch.
- misalignment is likely to occur on the tape. That is, when the texture of the tape main part of the fastener tape is rough, the tape main part of the fastener tape is caused by the lateral pulling force generated in the fastener stringer during the opening and closing operation of the slide fastener when the slide fastener is attached to the fastener receiving member. Large misalignment is likely to occur in the portion.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to employ a one-rotation / one-pitch woven structure capable of ensuring high productivity and to be manufactured at low cost, and to be a tape main part. Another object of the present invention is to provide a woven fastener stringer that can prevent misalignment of the fastener stringer, and to provide a woven fastener stringer that is expected to reduce the weight and improve the flexibility of the fastener stringer.
- a fastener stringer provided by the present invention includes a fastener tape woven by weft yarns and a plurality of warps, and simultaneously with the weaving of the fastener tape, the fastener taper in the tape length direction.
- a plurality of continuous fastener elements woven and fixed along the tape, the fastener tape extending in the tape width direction from one side edge of the tape main body and the tape main body, and the fastener element
- a fastener stringer having a woven structure in which the weft thread is inserted once every pitch of the fastener element, wherein the weft thread is the tape main part of the fastener tape. Having a fineness greater than at least some of the warp yarns The It is an most important features.
- the warp arranged in the tape main part includes a first warp having a predetermined fineness and a second warp having a fineness greater than the first warp,
- the weft yarn preferably has a fineness greater than that of the first warp.
- the tape main part has a thick yarn continuous region in which a plurality of the second warps are continuously arranged in the tape width direction.
- the fastener tape is disposed on the other side edge of the tape main portion, and has a weft turn-back end portion where the weft is turned back in a loop, and the thick yarn continuous region is the weft turn-back end portion.
- a thin yarn continuous region is arranged in the tape width direction from the position of the warp adjacent to the belt, and a plurality of the first warps are continuously arranged between the thick yarn continuous region and the element mounting portion. More preferably.
- the weft and the second warp have a fineness twice that of the first warp.
- the weft and the second warp have a form in which two yarns forming the first warp are aligned.
- the fineness of the weft is 500 dtex or more and 1000 dtex or less
- the fineness of the first warp is 166 dtex or more and 500 dtex or less
- the fineness of the second warp is 500 dtex or more and 1000 dtex or less. Is preferred.
- a fastener stringer includes a fastener tape having a woven structure, and a plurality of continuous fastener elements that are woven and fixed to the fastener tape along the length direction of the fastener simultaneously with the weaving of the fastener tape. It is.
- the fastener tape of the present invention has a tape main part and an element attaching part partitioned in the tape width direction, and the fastener element is fixed to the element attaching part of the fastener tape.
- the fastener stringer of the present invention has a woven structure in which wefts are inserted once for each pitch of continuously formed fastener elements, in other words, one fastener for each weft insertion. It has a woven structure of one rotation and one pitch to which the element is inserted and fixed. For this reason, the fastener stringer of the present invention can be manufactured with high productivity by reducing the number of weft insertions as compared with the fastener stringer 90 of FIG. 5 formed with a woven structure of, for example, two revolutions and one pitch. Since this is possible, a significant cost reduction can be achieved.
- the fastener tape is formed with a woven structure of one pitch per rotation, and at the same time, at least part of the warp yarn (specifically, A thicker thread than the first warp described later is used.
- the main tape portion is formed using the weft having such a large fineness, the density of the weft is increased as compared with the fastener stringer 70 of FIG. 4 formed with a woven structure of one rotation and one pitch, for example.
- the tape main part is formed (in other words, the tape main part is formed of a dense structure).
- the tape main portion of the fastener tape has a plurality of first warps having a predetermined fineness as warps arranged in the warp direction and a fineness greater than the first warp.
- a plurality of second warps are arranged.
- the fineness of the weft of the fastener tape is set to be larger than that of the first warp.
- the tape main part of a fastener tape is formed using two types of 1st warp and 2nd warp with different fineness (thickness),
- a thick 2nd warp tape strength of a fastener tape and The wear resistance can be further improved, and the presence of the thin first warp can suppress adverse effects caused by using the thick second warp.
- the tape main part is formed using only the thick second warp
- large irregularities are easily formed on the tape surface or the back surface of the tape main part, and the appearance (appearance quality) of the fastener tape is deteriorated.
- the feel of the fastener tape may be deteriorated.
- the weight of the fastener tape may be increased and the flexibility of the fastener tape may be reduced.
- the tape main portion of the fastener tape is formed using not only the second warp but also the first warp having a fineness smaller than that of the second warp. While suppressing the fall of the touch, weight reduction and cost reduction of a fastener tape can be aimed at.
- a fastener tape can be provided with an appropriate softness
- the tape main part of the fastener tape has a thick yarn continuous region in which a plurality of second warps are continuously arranged in the tape width direction.
- the fastener tape of the present invention has a weft-wrapped end portion that is disposed on the other side edge of the tape main body and that wefts are folded to form a loop.
- the above-described thick yarn continuous region in which the plurality of second warps are continuously arranged is arranged so as to extend in the tape width direction from the position of the warp adjacent to the weft turning end portion of the fastener tape.
- a thin yarn continuous region in which a plurality of thin first warps are continuously arranged is disposed between the thick yarn continuous region and the element mounting portion.
- the position of the sewing portion for sewing the fastener tape and the fastener attaching member to the tape is determined. It can be set within the thick yarn continuous region of the main body or at a position close to the thick yarn continuous region. As a result, even if a lateral pulling force is applied to the slide fastener, the misalignment of the fastener tape can be suppressed more effectively. Further, by providing a thin yarn continuous region in which a plurality of first warps are continuously arranged in the tape main portion of the fastener tape, a good appearance and a good feel of the fastener tape by using the thin first warp are provided. In addition to being obtained stably, the fastener tape can be provided with appropriate flexibility.
- the weft and the second warp have a fineness twice that of the first warp. This ensures a good appearance and good feel of the fastener tape, effectively suppresses the occurrence of misalignment in the woven structure, and ensures an appropriate tape strength and appropriate fastener tape that can withstand the use of a slide fastener. Abrasion resistance can be secured stably.
- the above-mentioned weft and second warp have a form in which two yarns forming the first warp are aligned.
- the fineness of a weft and a 2nd warp can be reliably made larger than the fineness of a 1st warp.
- the weft and the second warp can be formed using the same yarn as the first warp, the manufacturing cost of the fastener stringer can be more effectively reduced.
- the fineness of the weft is 500 dtex or more and 1000 dtex or less.
- the fineness of the first warp is 166 dtex or more and 500 dtex or less.
- the fineness of the second warp is 500 dtex or more and 1000 dtex or less.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a cross section taken along line III-III shown in FIG. 1 in a state in which the slide fastener is attached to a fastener attaching member of the product.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a cross section taken along line III-III shown in FIG. 1 in a state in which the slide fastener is attached to a fastener attaching member of the product.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a cross section taken along line III-III shown in FIG. 1 in a state in which the slide fastener is attached to a fastener attaching member of the product.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a cross section taken along line III-III shown in FIG. 1 in a state in which the slide fastener is attached to a fastener attaching member of the product.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a cross section taken along line III-III shown in
- a plurality of fastener elements woven and fixed in a fastener tape are formed in a continuous shape by forming a monofilament into a coil shape, but the present invention is not limited to this. Instead, a plurality of fastener elements may be formed continuously by forming the monofilament in a zigzag shape. Further, the material of the weft and each warp constituting the fastener tape is not particularly limited, and the same yarn as that generally used in conventional fastener stringers can be employed.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view schematically showing a slide fastener having a fastener stringer according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram for schematically explaining a woven structure of a fastener stringer.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a state in which the slide fastener is attached to the fastener attaching member of the product.
- the weaving structure (woven structure) of the fastener stringer is roughly shown.
- the weft and the warp forming the fastener tape use a thread having a required thickness, and the woven structure of the fastener tape is also densely formed. .
- the front-rear direction refers to the tape length direction of the fastener tape, and the same linear direction as the sliding direction in which the slider slides.
- the left-right direction refers to the tape width direction of the fastener tape, which is parallel to the tape surface of the fastener tape and orthogonal to the tape length direction.
- the vertical direction refers to the tape front and back direction perpendicular to the tape surface and the tape back surface of the fastener tape. Particularly in the case of this embodiment, the direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction and the left-right direction and the side where the slider handle is disposed with respect to the fastener tape is defined as the upper direction, and the opposite direction is defined as the lower direction.
- the warp direction (warp direction) is the length direction of the warp and is the same direction as the tape length direction of the fastener tape.
- the left and right fastener tapes 20 are formed on each of the left and right fastener tapes 20 by opposing the tape side edge portions (element mounting portions to be described later) 21 so that the element rows 12 are formed respectively.
- a second stopper 52 also referred to as a lower stopper
- a lower stopper that is adjacent to the rear ends of the left and right element rows 12 and that is arranged by connecting the left and right fastener stringers 10 together.
- slide fastener 1 of the present embodiment has the main features of the fastener tape 20 of the fastener stringer 10, and the slider 40, the first stopper 51, and the second stopper 52 of the present embodiment are conventionally known. Are formed in substantially the same manner as the slider, the first stopper, and the second stopper that are generally used in the conventional slide fastener.
- the slider 40 of this embodiment includes a slider body 41 and a handle 49 that is rotatably held by the slider body 41.
- the slider body 41 includes an upper wing plate 42 and a lower wing plate 43 arranged in parallel with each other, and a front end portion of the upper wing plate 42 and a front end portion of the lower wing plate 43.
- a connecting column (not shown) to be connected, left and right upper flange portions 44 extending downward from left and right side edge portions of the upper blade 42, and a handle attachment portion 45 standing on the upper surface of the upper blade 42.
- the left and right upper flange portions 44 of the slider body 41 abut the fastener elements 11 attached to the left and right fastener stringers 10, and thereby the position of the fastener element 11 in the slider body 41 in the tape width direction. Is regulated.
- a shoulder opening is provided at the front end of the slider body 41 on the left and right sides of the connecting column, and a rear opening is provided at the rear end of the slider body 41. Furthermore, a substantially Y-shaped element guide path that connects the left and right shoulder openings and the rear opening is formed so as to be surrounded by the upper wing plate 42, the lower wing plate 43, and the left and right upper flange portions 44. Further, a tape insertion gap 46 through which the fastener tape 20 is inserted is formed between the left and right upper flange portions 44 and the lower wing plate 43 in the slider body 41.
- the first stopper 51 and the second stopper 52 are respectively provided on the left and right fastener tapes 20 so as to be continuous in front of and behind the element row 12. By arranging the first stopper 51 and the second stopper 52, the slider 40 can be prevented from falling off the left and right element rows 12.
- the structures of the slider 40, the first stopper 51, and the second stopper 52 can be arbitrarily changed as necessary.
- a butterfly stick formed on one fastener tape 20 instead of providing the second fastener 52 on the slide fastener 1, a butterfly stick formed on one fastener tape 20, a box stick formed on the other fastener tape 20, and a rear end of the box stick
- a separation / insertion tool may be provided that has a box body that is integrally formed with the part and that has an insertion recess into which the butterfly pin can be inserted.
- the left and right fastener stringers 10 in the present embodiment are formed of a fastener tape 20 woven using wefts 31 and a plurality of warps 32, and are formed continuously in a coil shape while the fastener tape 20 is woven.
- the fastener element 11 is woven into the tape 20.
- the fastener stringer 10 of the present embodiment has a so-called one-rotation one-pitch woven structure in which one fastener element 11 is inserted and fixed together with the weft 31 each time the weft 31 is inserted once. Formed with.
- each of the left and right fastener tapes 20 includes an element attachment portion 21 to which the fastener element 11 is woven and fixed, and a tape main portion 22 extending from the element attachment portion 21 in the tape width direction. That is, the tape main body portion 22 and the element mounting portion 21 are arranged in the tape width direction by a predetermined boundary portion (not shown) along the tape length direction of the fastener tape 20.
- the tape main portion 22 of the fastener tape 20 is a tape portion that is sewed on the fastener attaching member 60 (for example, clothing cloth) of the product when the slide fastener 1 is attached to the product such as clothing.
- the tape main body portion 22 is a fastener tape from the position of the element side edge on the tape inner side of the fastener element 11 in the tape width direction in a plan view of the fastener stringer 10 viewed from above (see, for example, FIG. 2).
- 20 is a region up to a tape end edge (tape outer end edge) arranged on the side opposite to the tape end edge (tape inner end edge) on the side where the fastener element 11 is attached.
- the element attachment portion 21 of the fastener tape 20 is a tape side edge portion 21 that extends in the tape width direction from one side edge (tape inner side edge) of the tape main portion 22 toward the fastener stringer 10 on the mating counterpart side.
- the element attachment portion (tape side edge) 21 is a region from the position of the element side edge on the tape inner side of the fastener element 11 to the tape inner edge of the fastener tape 20 in the tape width direction. .
- the plurality of fastener elements 11 in the present embodiment are formed by continuously forming a monofilament made of synthetic resin into a coil shape so as to be continuous in a tape length direction.
- Each fastener element 11 extends from the meshing head portion 11a, the upper leg portion 11b and the lower leg portion 11c extending from the meshing head portion 11a in the tape width direction, and the upper leg portion 11b or the lower leg portion 11c.
- a connecting portion 11d connected to the fastener element 11 adjacent to the connecting portion 11d.
- the meshing head portion 11a of the fastener element 11 is formed in the vertical direction so as to connect the upper leg portion 11b and the lower leg portion 11c, and includes a bulging portion that bulges in the front-rear direction at an intermediate portion in the vertical direction.
- the upper leg portion 11b extends in the tape width direction from the upper end portion of the meshing head portion 11a.
- the lower leg portion 11c extends substantially parallel to the upper leg portion 11b from the lower end portion of the meshing head portion 11a in the fastener width direction.
- the connecting portion 11d connects the upper leg portion 11b of each fastener element 11 and the lower leg portion 11c of the fastener element 11 adjacent to one of the fastener elements 11 in the front-rear direction (in other words, the lower leg portion of each fastener element 11). 11c and the upper leg portion 11b of the fastener element 11 adjacent to the other in the front-rear direction of the fastener element 11).
- Each fastener element 11 has its meshing head portion 11a protruding outward in the tape width direction from the tape side edge on the element mounting portion 21 side of the fastener tape 20, and the upper leg portion 11b and the lower leg portion 11c are fasteners. At the same time as weaving the tape 20, it is woven into the element mounting portion 21, thereby being fixed to the element mounting portion 21.
- the woven structure of the fastener tape 20 has a carrier bar (not shown) for a plurality of warps 32 held along the warp direction, for example, as shown in FIG. It is formed by reciprocating and inserting the weft 31 into the opening between the warps 32.
- polyester fibers are used for the weft 31 and the plurality of warps 32 that form the fastener tape 20.
- the weft 31 of the fastener tape 20 is arranged so as to intersect with the warp 32 in the form of a double yarn in which two wefts 31 are aligned.
- the weft 31 of the present embodiment is formed of a thick yarn having a fineness greater than that of a first warp 33 described later disposed on the tape main body 22.
- the tape main portion 22 of the fastener tape 20 is formed by weaving a weft 31 and a plurality of warps 32 arranged in a twin yarn form as described above in a plain weave structure.
- a weft turn-back end portion 23 is disposed at an end portion of the tape main body portion 22 opposite to the side on which the element mounting portion 21 is formed.
- the weft end portion 23 is formed by hooking the loop loop portion of the weft 31 to the loop loop portion of the weft 31 to be inserted at the next position, thereby connecting a plurality of loop loop portions in the warp direction. It is formed.
- first warp 33 and second warp 34 two types of warp 32 (first warp 33 and second warp 34) having different finenesses are used as the warp 32 forming the tape main body 22.
- first warp 33 and second warp 34 two types of warp 32 having different finenesses are used as the warp 32 forming the tape main body 22.
- the same yarn having the same fineness is usually used for the warp forming the tape main part.
- the warp yarns 32 arranged on the tape main body 22 are more than the plurality of first warp yarns 33 having a predetermined fineness as described later and the first warp yarns 33.
- a plurality of second warps 34 having a large fineness are continuously arranged from the position of the warp 32 adjacent to the weft turn-back end portion 23 in a direction approaching the element attachment portion 21 in the tape width direction. ing.
- a thick yarn continuous region 24 is formed by a plurality of second warps 34 in the tape main portion 22.
- the thick yarn continuous region 24 is formed with a predetermined size (dimension) in the tape width direction.
- the thick yarn continuous region 24 of the tape main portion 22 has a dimension in the tape width direction of the thick yarn continuous region 24 that is equal to or greater than 1/4, particularly 1 / of the overall size of the tape main portion 22 in the tape width direction. It is preferably formed so as to be 3 or more.
- the thick yarn continuous region 24 is, for example, a tape from the position of the warp yarn 32 adjacent to the weft turn-back end portion 23 from the tape side edge of the fastener tape 20 on the weft turn-back end portion 23 side. It is preferable to be formed up to a position where the dimension in the width direction is 3.5 mm or more, particularly a position where it is 5 mm or more.
- the density of the weft 31 and the warp 32 in the range is increased, and the tape strength and wear resistance of the fastener tape 20 are increased. It can be improved effectively.
- the high density of the weft 31 and the warp 32 means that the weight of the weft 31 and the warp 32 per unit area is large (heavy).
- the thick string continuous region 24 of the tape main body portion 22 is provided with an appropriate dimension in the tape width direction
- the fastener stringer 10 is sewn and fixed to the fastener attaching member 60 of the product as described later,
- the position of the sewing part (sewing line) 61 for sewing the fastener tape 20 and the fastener attaching member 60 is within the thick thread continuous area 24 with a high thread density in the tape main part 22 or an area close to the thick thread continuous area 24 Can be set easily.
- the sewing portion 61 of the fastener attaching member 60 is formed at the above-described position of the tape main body portion 22 (in particular, the position within the thick thread continuous region 24), so that, for example, the slide fastener 1 can be When receiving a lateral pulling force pulled toward the outside in the tape width direction via the attachment member 60, the position of the weave in the thick yarn continuous region 24 can be made difficult to shift, and as a result, the fastener tape 20 The tape strength and wear resistance can be properly maintained.
- the position and size of the thick yarn continuous region 24 are not particularly limited, and it depends on the size of the fastener tape 20 in the tape width direction, the size of the fastener element 11, the use of the slide fastener 1, and the like. It is possible to change arbitrarily.
- a plurality of first warps 33 thinner than the second warps 34 are continuously arranged between the above-described thick yarn continuous region 24 and the element mounting portion 21.
- a yarn continuous region 25 is formed.
- the tape main portion 22 of the fastener tape 20 has not only the thick yarn continuous region 24 of the second warp 34 as described above but also the fine yarn continuous region 25 of the first warp 33, so that the tape main portion as described above.
- the misalignment of 22 can be made difficult to occur, and at the same time, a good appearance and a good feel of the fastener tape 20 can be obtained.
- the dimension in the tape width direction of the thin yarn continuous region 25 is not particularly limited, and it is sufficient that at least one first warp 33 is disposed on the tape main body portion 22. It is preferable that the warp 33 is continuously arranged in the tape width direction.
- the thin yarn continuous region 25 of the tape main body 22 is provided with a travel range in which the upper flange portion 44 of the slider body 41 travels in the fine yarn continuous region 25 as shown in FIG. It is provided in such a size.
- the travel range of the upper flange portion 44 is positioned on the thin yarn continuous region 25 of the tape main body portion 22, so that the tape insertion gap 46 in the slider body 41 can be inserted without securing a large size.
- the fastener tape 20 can be stably inserted into the gap 46.
- the dimension (height dimension) of the upper flange portion 44 in the vertical direction can be appropriately secured.
- a step in the height direction can be stably formed between the position of the upper surface of the tape main body portion 22 in the fastener tape 20 and the position of the upper end of the connecting portion 11d in the fastener element 11.
- the fastener element 11 is brought into contact with the upper flange portion 44, and the position of the element row 12 in the slider body 41 can be stably regulated. Therefore, the fastener element 11 can be stably held in the slider body 41 by preventing the fastener element 11 from jumping out from the slider body 41 via the tape insertion gap 46 in the tape width direction (left and right direction). Accordingly, the left and right element rows 12 can be smoothly engaged and separated by the sliding operation of the slider 40.
- the fine yarn continuous region 25 is three or more, preferably five or more, from the position of the warp 32 adjacent to the element mounting portion 21.
- the one warp 33 is preferably formed by being continuously arranged toward the weft turning end 23.
- the weft 31 and the second warp 34 disposed on the tape main body 22 have a fineness greater than that of the first warp 33 disposed on the tape main body 22 as described above.
- the weft 31 and the second warp 34 are yarns having the same fineness. Accordingly, the plain weave structure can be formed firmly and stably by the weft 31 and the second warp 34. Further, since the same yarn can be used for the weft 31 and the second warp 34, the manufacturing cost can be reduced.
- the fineness of the weft 31 and the fineness of the second warp 34 are set to twice the fineness of the first warp 33.
- the fineness of the first warp 33 is 330 dtex (300 denier)
- the fineness of the weft 31 and the fineness of the second warp 34 are set to 660 dtex (600 denier).
- the yarn used for the weft 31 and the yarn used for the second warp 34 are each made up of two yarns (multifilament yarns) used for the first warp 33. Formed in form.
- each of the weft 31 and the second warp 34 and the fineness of the first warp 33 can be easily and reliably made different, and the fineness of each yarn can be easily adjusted.
- the yarn forming the first warp 33 can be used to form the yarn of the weft 31 and the yarn of the second warp 34, the manufacturing cost can be further reduced.
- each of the weft 31 and the second warp 34 is represented by a single thread for easy understanding of the arrangement of the respective threads.
- each of the weft 31 and the second warp 34 of the present invention may be formed in the form of one multifilament yarn (twisted yarn).
- the specific fineness of the weft 31, the first warp 33, and the second warp 34 is set as follows according to the size of the fastener tape 20, for example.
- the fineness of the weft 31 is set to 500 dtex (450 denier) or more and 1000 dtex (900 denier) or less, preferably 660 dtex (600 denier).
- the fineness of the first warp 33 is set to 166 dtex (150 denier) or more and 500 dtex (450 denier) or less, preferably 330 dtex (300 denier).
- the fineness of the second warp 34 is set to 500 dtex (450 denier) or more and 1000 dtex (900 denier) or less, preferably 660 dtex (600 denier).
- the element attaching portion 21 of the fastener tape 20 is formed by a weft 31 continuously inserted from the tape main body portion 22 and arranged along the lower leg portion 11c of each fastener element 11, and a plurality of warps 32. .
- the warp yarns 32 arranged in the element attachment portion 21 are arranged near the meshing head portion 11a of the fastener element 11 and travel along the lower surface side of the lower leg portion 11c of each fastener element 11 in the warp direction.
- each warp 32 head-side lower fixing warp 35, tightening warp 36, and connecting portion-side lower fixing warp 37 arranged in the element mounting portion 21 includes a tape body portion. The same yarn as the first warp 33 is used.
- the weft 31 arranged in the element mounting portion 21 is inserted in a direction orthogonal to the warp direction so as to travel in the following direction (or so as to travel in the opposite direction). That is, the weft 31 runs in the weft direction along the lower leg portion 11c from the tape main body portion 22 to the lower surface side of the lower leg portion 11c at the position where the upper leg portion 11b and the lower leg portion 11c are arranged in the warp direction. It is wrapped around the two head-side lower fixing warps 35 arranged on the side of the meshing head 11a and turned around the head-side lower fixing warps 35 arranged closest to the meshing head 11a. . Further, the weft 31 folded by the head-side lower fixing warp 35 travels in the weft direction on the lower surface side of the lower leg portion 11 c and is returned to the tape main body 22.
- the two head-side lower fixing warps 35 in the element mounting portion 21 are arranged adjacent to each other in a region closer to the meshing head 11a than the six tightening warps 36.
- the weft 31 is folded back (reversed) at the position on the meshing head 11a side by the head side lower fixing warp 35.
- the six fastening warps 36 in the element attachment portion 21 are provided along the upper leg portion 11b of the fastener element 11, the lower leg portion 11c of the fastener element 11, and the lower leg portion 11c. They are arranged in the warp direction while being alternately entangled with a constant period so as to sandwich the traveling weft 31. Further, in the present embodiment, two adjacent tightening warps 36 whose running direction is symmetrical in the tape front and back directions are set as one set, and three sets of tightening warps 36 are arranged at a predetermined interval in the tape width direction. ing.
- a plurality of fastener elements 11 (element row 12) can be firmly woven into and fixed to the element mounting portion 21 of the fastener tape 20, and the pitch between the woven fastener elements 11 can be stabilized at a constant size. Can be made.
- the two connecting portion side lower fixing warps 37 in the element attaching portion 21 are arranged adjacent to each other in a region closer to the connecting portion 11 d than the six fastening warps 36.
- wefts 31 are alternately entangled to form a weave.
- the woven structure of the element attachment portion 21 in the fastener tape 20 is not particularly limited.
- the number of the tightening warps 36 arranged on the element attachment portion 21 can be arbitrarily changed. is there.
- the element attachment part 21 of the fastener tape 20 can also be formed with the woven structures other than embodiment mentioned above.
- the fastener stringer 10 of the present embodiment as described above can be manufactured using a loom generally used for manufacturing a conventional ordinary weaved fastener stringer.
- the tape main portion 71b as shown in FIG. Compared to the case where the fastener stringer 70 in which the two loop rows 76 are formed at the same time, it can be easily manufactured.
- the fastener stringer 10 of this embodiment is manufactured with a woven structure of one rotation and one pitch as described above. For this reason, the fastener stringer 10 of this embodiment can improve productivity significantly compared with the fastener stringer 90 which employ
- the weft 31 and the second warp 34 of the tape main body 22 have a fineness greater than that of the first warp 33 of the tape main body 22.
- the density of the weft 31 and the warp 32 is significantly increased as compared with the conventional fastener stringer 70 shown in FIG. 4, for example. As a result, as will be described later, it is possible to make it difficult for the fastener tape 20 to be misaligned.
- the slide fastener 1 shown in FIG. 1 can be manufactured by using two fastener stringers 10 of the present embodiment as described above.
- the product fastener attaching member 60 for example, cloth for clothing
- the tape main portion 22 of the fastener tape 20 are overlapped with each other. Sewing is performed on the overlapped part using a sewing machine.
- the fastener tape 20 and the product fastener attaching member 60 are sewn together by the sewing portion (sewing line) 61 formed by the sewing machine, so that the slide fastener 1 can be stabilized in the product. Can be attached.
- the thick thread continuous region 24 in the tape main portion 22 of the fastener tape 20 is overlapped with the fastener attaching member 60 of the product, and the thick thread continuous region 24 is sewn to the fastener attaching member 60 by the sewing portion 61. Is preferred.
- the product with the slide fastener 1 of FIG. 1 attached as described above is used (for example, when wearing clothes), for example, the product is pulled, so that the slide fastener 1 has a tape width of the fastener tape 20.
- a force is applied to the tape main body portion 22 of the fastener tape 20 via the sewing portion 61 to shift the position of the weave to the outside in the tape width direction. May be.
- the fastener tape 20 is formed so that the thread density of the tape main body portion 22 (particularly the thick yarn continuous region 24) is increased so that misalignment is less likely to occur.
- the tape main portion 22 (particularly, the thick yarn continuous region 24) of the fastener tape 20 is sewn to the fastener attaching member 60 of the product.
- the tape main portion 22 of the fastener tape 20 is disposed adjacent to the thick yarn continuous region 24 disposed adjacent to the weft turn-back end portion 23 and the element mounting portion 21. And a fine yarn continuous region 25.
- the tape main portion 22 of the fastener tape 20 according to the present invention may further be provided with a fine yarn continuous region 25 by the first warp 33 between the weft turn-back end portion 23 and the thick yarn continuous region 24.
- a thick yarn continuous region 24 by the second warp 34 may be further provided between the fine yarn continuous region 25 and the element mounting portion 21.
- the first warp 33 and the second warp 34 thicker than the first warp 33 are taped. It is also possible to weave the fastener tape 20 having the tape main body 22 which is alternately arranged in the width direction and which is not provided with the thick yarn continuous region 24 and the fine yarn continuous region 25. It is also possible to weave the fastener tape 20 using only the first warp 33 without using the second warp 34.
- Example 1 A thread having a fineness of 330 dtex (300 denier) is used as the first warp 33 of the tape main part 22 and each warp 32 arranged in the element mounting part 21, and the weft 31 and the second of the tape main part 22 are used.
- a yarn having a fineness of 660 dtex (600 denier) as the warp 34
- the fastener stringer 10 according to the above-described embodiment was manufactured.
- the fastener stringer 10 of Example 1 is formed with a woven structure with one pitch per rotation.
- the weft 31 and the second warp 34 have a form in which two yarns used for the first warp 33 are aligned.
- a thick yarn continuous region 24 in which second warps 34 are continuously arranged in the tape width direction is formed in the tape main portion 22 of the manufactured fastener stringer 10.
- the thick yarn continuous region 24 is located from the position of the warp yarn 32 adjacent to the weft turn-back end portion 23 in the tape width direction of the tape main body portion 22 from the position of the connecting portion 11d of the fastener element 11 (specifically, the connecting portion 11d). (The edge position on the tape main body 22 side) in the tape width direction is formed up to the position of the warp yarn 32 that is 4.5 mm away in the tape width direction.
- Example 1 the slide fastener 1 shown in FIG. 1 is manufactured, and further, the left and right fastener tapes 20 in the obtained slide fastener 1 are Using a sewing machine, the product was sewn to the fastener attaching member 60. At this time, the position of the sewing portion 61 formed by the sewing machine was set at a position 5 mm away from the connecting portion 11d of the fastener element 11 in the tape width direction. For this reason, in Example 1, the thick thread continuous region 24 in the tape main portion 22 of the fastener tape 20 and the product fastener attaching member 60 are sewn together by the sewing portion 61.
- the lateral pulling force was removed and the slide fastener 1 was removed from the fastener attaching member 60 of the product. Thereafter, the position of the weave at the point where the sewing portion 61 of the fastener tape 20 is formed is confirmed, and the position of the weave is shifted from the regular position (the position of the weave before the lateral pulling force is applied). The length (namely, the magnitude of misalignment) was measured. The size of the misalignment was measured at 10 different sites on the straight line where the sewing portion 61 of the fastener tape 20 was formed, and the average value was obtained. As a result, the average value of the misalignment in Example 1 was 1.88 mm.
- Example 2 A fastener stringer was manufactured using only a warp having a fineness of 330 dtex (300 denier) without using the second warp 34 as in Example 1 described above as the warp arranged in the tape main part of the fastener tape. . Therefore, in Example 2, the fineness of the thickest warp arranged in the tape main part of the fastener tape is 330 dtex (300 denier).
- the fastener stringer of Example 2 is formed in the same manner as in Example 1 described above except that the fineness of the warp yarn arranged on the tape main body is changed.
- Example 2 Using the manufactured fastener stringer of Example 2, a slide fastener was manufactured in the same manner as in Example 1, and the slide fastener was sewn to the product fastener attaching member 60 using a sewing machine. Then, the magnitude
- the fastener stringer of the comparative example is formed in the same manner as in Example 1 except that the fineness of the warps and the fineness of the wefts arranged in the main part of the tape is changed.
- a slide fastener was manufactured in the same manner as in Example 1, and the slide fastener was further sewn to the product fastener attaching member 60 using a sewing machine. Then, the magnitude
- Table 1 shows the fineness of the weft forming the fastener tape and the fineness of the thickest warp arranged in the tape main part of the fastener tape for the fastener stringers of Example 1, Example 2, and Comparative Example. In addition, the result of obtaining the average value of the magnitude of misalignment is shown.
- the misalignment could be reduced by increasing the fineness of the weft compared to the fastener stringer of the comparative example.
- the misalignment of the fastener tape can be suppressed by woven using the thick weft of 660 dtex, compared with the case where the thin weft of 330 dtex is used.
- a plurality of warps 32 (second warps 34) having a fineness larger than that of the fastener stringer of the second embodiment are continuously arranged on the tape main portion 22 of the fastener tape 20.
- the misalignment could be further reduced.
- the thick weft 31 of 660 dtex is arranged on the fastener tape 20 and the thick second warp 34 of 660 dtex is arranged on the tape main portion 22 of the fastener tape 20, thereby further improving the misalignment of the fastener tape 20. It was confirmed that it can be suppressed.
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図5に示したファスナーストリンガー90は、緯糸81及び複数の経糸82を用いて織成されるファスナーテープ91と、ファスナーテープ91に織り込まれて固定されるコイル状の複数のファスナーエレメント92とを有する。また、ファスナーテープ91は、エレメント取付部91aと、テープ主体部91bとを有しており、エレメント取付部91aには、コイル状の複数のファスナーエレメント92が織り込み固定される。
また、前記ファスナーテープは、前記テープ主体部の他側縁部に配され、前記緯糸がループを形成して折り返される緯糸折返し端部を有し、前記太糸連続領域は、前記緯糸折返し端部に隣接する前記経糸の位置からテープ幅方向に配され、前記太糸連続領域と前記エレメント取付部との間に、複数の前記第1経糸が連続して配される細糸連続領域が配されることが更に好ましい。
緯糸31の繊度は、500dtex(450デニール)以上1000dtex(900デニール)以下に、好ましくは660dtex(600デニール)に設定される。第1経糸33の繊度は、166dtex(150デニール)以上500dtex(450デニール)以下に、好ましくは330dtex(300デニール)に設定される。第2経糸34の繊度は、500dtex(450デニール)以上1000dtex(900デニール)以下に、好ましくは660dtex(600デニール)に設定される。
(実施例1)
テープ主体部22の第1経糸33と、エレメント取付部21に配される各経糸32として、330dtex(300デニール)の繊度を有する糸条を用いるとともに、緯糸31と、テープ主体部22の第2経糸34として、660dtex(600デニール)の繊度を有する糸条を用いることにより、上述した実施形態に係るファスナーストリンガー10を製造した。この場合、実施例1のファスナーストリンガー10は、1回転1ピッチの織構造で形成されている。更に、緯糸31と第2経糸34とは、第1経糸33に用いられる糸条が2本引き揃えられた形態を有する。
ファスナーテープのテープ主体部に配される経糸として、前述の実施例1のような第2経糸34を用いずに、330dtex(300デニール)の繊度を有する経糸のみを用いて、ファスナーストリンガーを製造した。従って、この実施例2において、ファスナーテープのテープ主体部に配される最も太い経糸の繊度は、330dtex(300デニール)である。なお、実施例2のファスナーストリンガーは、テープ主体部に配される経糸の繊度を変更したこと以外は、前述の実施例1の場合と同様に形成されている。
ファスナーテープのテープ主体部に配される経糸として、330dtex(300デニール)の繊度を有する経糸のみを用いるとともに、ファスナーテープの緯糸として330dtex(300デニール)の繊度を有する糸条を用いて、ファスナーストリンガーを製造した。従って、この比較例において、ファスナーテープのテープ主体部に配される最も太い経糸の繊度は、330dtex(300デニール)である。なお、比較例のファスナーストリンガーは、テープ主体部に配される経糸の繊度と緯糸の繊度とを変更したこと以外は、前述の実施例1の場合と同様に形成されている。
10 ファスナーストリンガー
11 ファスナーエレメント
11a 噛合頭部
11b 上脚部
11c 下脚部
11d 連結部
12 エレメント列
20 ファスナーテープ
21 エレメント取付部(テープ側縁部)
22 テープ主体部
23 緯糸折返し端部
24 太糸連続領域
25 細糸連続領域
31 緯糸
32 経糸
33 第1経糸
34 第2経糸
35 頭部側下固定用経糸
36 締付用経糸
37 連結部側下固定用経糸
40 スライダー
41 スライダー胴体
42 上翼板
43 下翼板
44 上フランジ部
45 引手取付部
46 テープ挿通間隙
49 引手
51 第1止具
52 第2止具
60 ファスナー被着部材
61 縫製部(縫製線)
Claims (7)
- 緯糸(31)と複数の経糸(32)とにより織成されるファスナーテープ(20)と、前記ファスナーテープ(20)の織成と同時に前記ファスナーテープ(20)にテープ長さ方向に沿って織り込み固定される連続状の複数のファスナーエレメント(11)とを有し、前記ファスナーテープ(20)は、テープ主体部(22)と、前記テープ主体部(22)の一側縁部からテープ幅方向に延出するとともに前記ファスナーエレメント(11)が固定されるエレメント取付部(21)とを備え、前記ファスナーエレメント(11)の1ピッチ毎に前記緯糸(31)が1回ずつ緯入れされる織構造を備えるファスナーストリンガー(10)であって、
前記緯糸(31)は、前記ファスナーテープ(20)における前記テープ主体部(22)に配される少なくとも一部の前記経糸(32)よりも大きな繊度を有してなる
ことを特徴とするファスナーストリンガー。 - 前記テープ主体部(22)に配される前記経糸(32)は、所定の繊度を有する第1経糸(33)と、前記第1経糸(33)よりも大きな繊度を有する第2経糸(34)とを有し、
前記緯糸(31)は、前記第1経糸(33)よりも大きな繊度を有してなる、
請求項1記載のファスナーストリンガー。 - 前記テープ主体部(22)は、複数の前記第2経糸(34)がテープ幅方向に連続して配される太糸連続領域(24)を有してなる請求項2記載のファスナーストリンガー。
- 前記ファスナーテープ(20)は、前記テープ主体部(22)の他側縁部に配され、前記緯糸(31)がループを形成して折り返される緯糸折返し端部(23)を有し、
前記太糸連続領域(24)は、前記緯糸折返し端部(23)に隣接する前記経糸(32)の位置からテープ幅方向に配され、
前記太糸連続領域(24)と前記エレメント取付部(21)との間に、複数の前記第1経糸(33)が連続して配される細糸連続領域(25)が配されてなる、
請求項3記載のファスナーストリンガー。 - 前記緯糸(31)及び前記第2経糸(34)は、前記第1経糸(33)の繊度の2倍の繊度を有してなる請求項2~4のいずれかに記載のファスナーストリンガー。
- 前記緯糸(31)及び前記第2経糸(34)は、前記第1経糸(33)を形成する糸条が2本引き揃えられた形態を有してなる請求項5記載のファスナーストリンガー。
- 前記緯糸(31)の繊度は、500dtex以上1000dtex以下であり、
前記第1経糸(33)の繊度は、166dtex以上500dtex以下であり、
前記第2経糸(34)の繊度は、500dtex以上1000dtex以下である、
請求項2~6のいずれかに記載のファスナーストリンガー。
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