JP2001303375A - Composite elastic yarn and method for producing the same - Google Patents
Composite elastic yarn and method for producing the sameInfo
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Abstract
(57)【要約】
【課題】 伸縮性能があり被覆性が高く、且つ、嵩高性
が良好なスパン調の風合いと外観を有する複合弾性糸、
及びその製造方法を提供する。
【解決手段】 少なくとも1種の弾性糸(A)が芯部
を、少なくとも1種の非弾性マルチフィラメントが鞘部
を形成してなる複合弾性糸であって、非弾性マルチフィ
ラメントにおいては、内層フィラメント(B)と外層フ
ィラメント(C)が互いに交絡し、その糸長差が1.0
5≦C/B≦1.50であり、該複合弾性糸において
(B)と(C)が実質的に均一な鞘部を形成し、複合弾
性糸の表層に微細ループ毛羽を有することを特徴とする
複合弾性糸、及び上記(A)、(B)、(C)を共に空
気ノズルに給糸してループ交絡させた後、巻き取ること
による複合弾性糸の製造方法。(57) [Problem] To provide a composite elastic yarn having stretchability, high covering properties, and good bulkiness and a span-like texture and appearance.
And a method for producing the same. SOLUTION: At least one kind of elastic yarn (A) is a composite elastic yarn having a core portion and at least one kind of inelastic multifilament forming a sheath portion. (B) and the outer filament (C) are entangled with each other, and the yarn length difference is 1.0
5 ≦ C / B ≦ 1.50, (B) and (C) in the composite elastic yarn form a substantially uniform sheath portion, and the composite elastic yarn has fine loop fluff on the surface layer. And a method of manufacturing a composite elastic yarn by feeding the above (A), (B), and (C) together to an air nozzle to form a loop entanglement, and then winding.
Description
【0001】[0001]
【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、複合弾性糸に関
し、さらに詳しくは伸縮性能があり被覆性が高く、且
つ、嵩高性が良好なスパン調の風合いと外観を有する複
合弾性糸、及びその製造方法に関する。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a composite elastic yarn, and more particularly, to a composite elastic yarn having stretchability, high covering properties, good bulkiness, and a span-like texture and appearance, and its production. About the method.
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】ギラツキやメタリック光沢の少ないスパ
ン調風合いと外観、嵩高さを持った複合弾性糸を得るに
は、スパンライク加工糸の使用が重要であり、弾性糸に
スパンライク加工糸をカバリングすることが一般的に行
われている。従来、伸縮性を有するスパンライク加工糸
を製造する方法として、例えば、特開昭60−2736
号公報に、予め延伸した弾性糸と非弾性フィラメントか
ら成る捲縮糸とを同時に流体処理ノズルにて交絡複合す
る方法が開示されている。2. Description of the Related Art In order to obtain a composite elastic yarn having a spun tone texture, appearance and bulkiness with little glare and metallic luster, it is important to use a spun-like yarn. Covering the elastic yarn with a spun-like yarn is important. It is generally done. Conventionally, as a method for producing a spun-like yarn having elasticity, for example, JP-A-60-2736
Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open Publication No. H11-163,086 discloses a method in which an elastic yarn and a crimped yarn made of an inelastic filament which have been drawn in advance are simultaneously entangled with a fluid processing nozzle.
【0003】また、特開平6−316826号公報に
は、延伸状態の弾性糸を芯糸とし、その周りに、イオン
性染料に不染性のエステル捲縮糸を中間層にして、その
外層にイオン性染料に可染性のエステル捲縮糸を配して
交互撚糸状に巻き付け、弾性糸と中間層との間、および
中間層と外層との間には各フィラメントが互いに攪乱気
流により、交絡度60〜120ケ/mの交絡を付与後、
延伸同時仮撚する方法が開示されている。Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 6-316826 discloses a stretched elastic yarn as a core yarn, an intermediate layer of an ester crimped yarn, which is immiscible with an ionic dye, and an outer layer of the elastic yarn. A dyeable ester crimped yarn is arranged around the ionic dye and wound in an alternating twisted yarn.Each filament is entangled between the elastic yarn and the intermediate layer and between the intermediate layer and the outer layer by a turbulent airflow. After imparting a confounding degree of 60 to 120 pieces / m,
A method for simultaneous false-twisting is disclosed.
【0004】しかし、これらの方法はいずれも、弾性糸
を芯糸に用いるため伸縮性は得られるものの、単に弾性
糸と捲縮糸とを攪乱気流交絡(所謂インターレース加
工)するか、攪乱気流交絡後、仮撚加工する方法であっ
て、長繊維と比較すると嵩高性は優れるものの、スパン
糸との比較においては著しく嵩高性が劣り、外観風合い
の面でも満足する伸長性スパンライク加工糸は得られて
いない。[0004] However, in each of these methods, although elasticity is obtained because the elastic yarn is used as the core yarn, turbulent air entanglement (so-called interlacing) of the elastic yarn and the crimped yarn or turbulent air entanglement is performed. After that, it is a method of false twisting, and although the bulkiness is excellent compared with the long fiber, the bulkiness is significantly inferior in comparison with the spun yarn, and the stretchable spunlike yarn which is satisfactory in terms of appearance and texture is obtained. Not been.
【0005】更に、製造工程においては、弾性糸にのみ
応力が集中して糸ズレや目ムキ(弾性糸の切断、伸長斑
による被覆糸のズレにより弾性糸が露出する現象)を生
じ、布帛とした場合、商品の外観を損ねる等の欠点を有
していた。このように弾性糸を芯糸とし非弾性糸を鞘糸
とする複合糸で、充分な嵩高性を有する布帛は得られて
いないのが現状である。Further, in the manufacturing process, stress is concentrated only on the elastic yarn, and yarn displacement and stitching (a phenomenon in which the elastic yarn is exposed due to the displacement of the covering yarn due to cutting of the elastic yarn and unevenness of the elongation) occur, and the fabric and In such a case, there are disadvantages such as impairing the appearance of the product. As described above, at present, a fabric having sufficient bulkiness has not been obtained from a composite yarn having an elastic yarn as a core yarn and an inelastic yarn as a sheath yarn.
【0006】[0006]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】本発明は、伸縮性があ
って、糸ズレや目ムキ現象のない被覆性が高い、且つ嵩
高性の豊かなスパン調の風合いと外観を有する複合弾性
糸、及びその製造方法を提供することを目的とする。SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a composite elastic yarn which is stretchable, has a high covering property without a yarn slippage and a stickiness phenomenon, and has a bulky and rich span-like texture and appearance. And a method for producing the same.
【0007】[0007]
【課題を解決するための手段】本発明者は、前記課題を
解決するため、弾性糸と非弾性糸とを複合する方法を鋭
意検討した結果、少なくとも1種の弾性糸と少なくとも
1種の非弾性フィラメントを交絡させ、複合弾性糸の表
面に特定の微細ループ毛羽をもたせる事が有効であるこ
とを見出し、本発明をなすに至った。Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present inventors have intensively studied a method of combining an elastic yarn and an inelastic yarn, and as a result, have found that at least one elastic yarn and at least one non-elastic yarn are combined. The present inventors have found that it is effective to entangle the elastic filaments and to give specific fine loop fluff to the surface of the composite elastic yarn, and have accomplished the present invention.
【0008】すなわち、本発明は下記の通りである。 (1)少なくとも1種の弾性糸(A)が芯部を、少なく
とも1種の非弾性マルチフィラメントが鞘部を形成して
なる複合弾性糸であって、非弾性マルチフィラメントに
おいては、内層フィラメント(B)と外層フィラメント
(C)が互いに交絡し、その糸長差が1.05≦C/B
≦1.50であり、該複合弾性糸において(B)と
(C)が実質的に均一な鞘部を形成し、複合弾性糸の表
層に微細ループ毛羽を有することを特徴とする複合弾性
糸。That is, the present invention is as follows. (1) A composite elastic yarn in which at least one type of elastic yarn (A) forms a core portion and at least one type of inelastic multifilament forms a sheath portion. B) and the outer filament (C) are entangled with each other, and the yarn length difference is 1.05 ≦ C / B
≦ 1.50, wherein the composite elastic yarn (B) and (C) form a substantially uniform sheath, and the composite elastic yarn has fine loop fluff on the surface layer. .
【0009】(2)湿熱90℃で20分処理後の伸長率
が100%以上であることを特徴とする上記1記載の複
合弾性糸。 (3)繊維軸方向に0.01g/dtexの荷重を加え
た時、複合弾性糸表面から最も離れて突出しているルー
プ毛羽の高さが1.2mm以内であるような微細ループ
毛羽の数が1,200個/m以上であることを特徴とす
る上記1または2記載の複合弾性糸。(2) The composite elastic yarn according to the above (1), wherein the elongation after treatment at 90 ° C. for 20 minutes at a moist heat is 100% or more. (3) When a load of 0.01 g / dtex is applied in the fiber axis direction, the number of the fine loop fuzz that is the furthest from the composite elastic yarn surface and whose height is within 1.2 mm is less than or equal to 1.2 mm. 3. The composite elastic yarn according to the above item 1 or 2, wherein the number is at least 1,200 / m.
【0010】(4)一対の給糸ローラーと一対の伸長ロ
ーラー間で伸長した弾性糸(A)と、鞘部を構成する内
層フィラメント(B)及び外層フィラメント(C)を空
気噴射ノズルに導くに際し、弾性糸と内層フィラメント
(B)を沿わせて伸長ローラーに供給し、別途、外層フ
ィラメント(C)を給糸することにより、(A)、
(B)、(C)を共に空気ノズルに給糸してループ交絡
させた後、巻き取ることを特徴とする複合弾性糸の製造
方法。(4) In guiding the elastic yarn (A) extended between the pair of yarn supplying rollers and the pair of extending rollers, the inner filament (B) and the outer filament (C) constituting the sheath to the air jet nozzle. By supplying the elastic yarn and the inner layer filament (B) along the stretching roller and separately supplying the outer layer filament (C), (A)
A method for producing a composite elastic yarn, comprising feeding both (B) and (C) to an air nozzle to form a loop entanglement, and then winding.
【0011】以下、本発明につき詳述する。本発明にお
いて使用される弾性糸としては、ポリウレタン系、ポリ
エステル系、ポリエーテルエステル系、ゴム系等の弾性
糸であり、例えば、ポリマーの融点が160〜240℃
であるような通常のポリウレタン系弾性糸であって、乾
式紡糸又は溶融紡糸したものが使用でき、ポリマーや紡
糸方法には特に限定されない。Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail. The elastic yarn used in the present invention is a polyurethane-based, polyester-based, polyetherester-based, rubber-based, or other elastic yarn. For example, the melting point of the polymer is 160 to 240 ° C.
A general polyurethane-based elastic yarn which is dry-spun or melt-spun can be used, and is not particularly limited to a polymer or a spinning method.
【0012】使用される弾性糸の繊度は10〜140d
texが好ましく、破断伸度は200%〜900%のも
のが好ましい。なかでも、伸縮性に優れ、染色加工時の
プレセット工程の通常の処理温度180℃近辺で伸縮性
を損なわないポリウレタン系繊維が、得られる複合弾性
糸の伸縮性能(伸長率、弾性回復率)の面からみて特に
好ましい。The fineness of the elastic yarn used is 10 to 140 d
tex is preferable, and elongation at break is preferably 200% to 900%. Above all, polyurethane-based fibers which are excellent in elasticity and do not impair elasticity at a normal processing temperature of about 180 ° C. in the pre-setting step at the time of dyeing are obtained, and the elasticity (elongation, elastic recovery) of the composite elastic yarn obtained. It is particularly preferable in view of the above.
【0013】本発明に使用する非弾性フィラメントは公
知の長繊維が使用可能であり、例えば、ポリアミド、ポ
リエステル、カチオン可染ポリエステル、ポリプロピレ
ン、ポリアクリロニトリル、アセテート、レーヨン、キ
ュプラ等の長繊維の少なくとも1種以上を用いることが
出来る。本発明に使用する非弾性フィラメントは、フィ
ラメントの繊度(単糸繊度)が0.1〜6dtexが好
ましい。鞘部の内層フィラメント(B)には比較的大き
い繊度の長繊維を使用し、外層フィラメント(C)には
比較的小さい繊度の長繊維を使用することが好ましく、
このような繊度差を設けることにより、複合弾性糸の表
面に微細なループ毛羽を数多く形成でき、通常の長繊維
に見られるギラツキやメタリック光沢を抑制できる。As the inelastic filament used in the present invention, known long fibers can be used. For example, at least one of long fibers such as polyamide, polyester, cationic dyeable polyester, polypropylene, polyacrylonitrile, acetate, rayon, cupra and the like can be used. More than one species can be used. The inelastic filament used in the present invention preferably has a filament fineness (single yarn fineness) of 0.1 to 6 dtex. It is preferable to use a long fiber having a relatively large fineness for the inner filament (B) of the sheath portion and to use a long fiber having a relatively small fineness for the outer filament (C).
By providing such a fineness difference, a large number of fine loop fluffs can be formed on the surface of the composite elastic yarn, and it is possible to suppress glare and metallic luster seen in ordinary long fibers.
【0014】内層フィラメント(B)の繊度は2〜6d
texが好ましく、外層フィラメント(C)の繊度は
0.1〜3dtexが好ましい。また、これら非弾性フ
ィラメントとして用いる繊維(フィラメントの集合体で
あるいわゆるヤーン)の繊度は10〜330dtexが
好ましい。非弾性フィラメントの断面形状は、丸、三
角、多角、中空、自発捲縮型複合断面などの他、分割タ
イプの複合繊維でもよい。なお、自発捲縮型複合断面繊
維とは、収縮性の異なる2成分を含み、接合した後、加
熱や膨潤させるとコイル状の立体捲縮を生じるものを云
い、その複合形態は並列型および偏芯鞘芯型を基本とす
る。The fineness of the inner filament (B) is 2 to 6 d
tex is preferable, and the fineness of the outer layer filament (C) is preferably 0.1 to 3 dtex. The fineness of the fibers (so-called yarns, which are aggregates of filaments) used as these inelastic filaments is preferably from 10 to 330 dtex. The cross-sectional shape of the inelastic filament may be a round, triangular, polygonal, hollow, spontaneously crimped composite cross section, or a split type composite fiber. The spontaneously crimped composite cross-section fiber refers to a fiber that contains two components having different shrinkage properties and generates a coil-shaped three-dimensional crimp when joined and heated or swelled. It is based on a core-sheath core type.
【0015】また、酸化チタン等の艶消し剤を含有する
セミダル糸、フルダル糸、また、収縮率差や糸長方向に
繊度斑を有するシックアンドシン糸、およびこれらの捲
縮加工糸(仮撚加工糸、ニット・デニット、摩擦加工糸
など)やインターレース混繊糸を適宜複合すると、更に
特徴のある複合弾性糸となる。本発明の複合弾性糸にお
いて、弾性糸(A)の混率は3〜50wt%、好ましく
は5〜40wt%である。3wt%未満では複合弾性糸
の伸長回復率が十分ではなく、50wt%を越えると被
覆性が不足する傾向がある。Further, semi-dull yarns and full-dull yarns containing a matting agent such as titanium oxide, thick and thin yarns having a difference in shrinkage ratio and unevenness in the yarn length direction, and crimped yarns thereof (false twisted yarns) When a processed yarn, a knit / denit, a friction processed yarn, etc.) or an interlace mixed fiber is appropriately compounded, a composite elastic yarn having further characteristics is obtained. In the composite elastic yarn of the present invention, the mixing ratio of the elastic yarn (A) is 3 to 50 wt%, preferably 5 to 40 wt%. If it is less than 3 wt%, the elongation recovery of the composite elastic yarn is not sufficient, and if it exceeds 50 wt%, the coverage tends to be insufficient.
【0016】内層フィラメント(B)と外層フィラメン
ト(C)の混率(wt比)は、B/C=1/4〜4/1
が好ましい。(B)が少なすぎると、内層フィラメント
(B)と外層フィラメント(C)間の交絡頻度が低下
し、外層フィラメント(C)のみのループ毛羽となり、
ループ毛羽の大きさ、ループ数が不均一になったりする
ことがあり、また、(B)が多すぎると、外層フィラメ
ント(C)の被覆が不十分となることがある。The mixing ratio (wt ratio) of the inner filament (B) and the outer filament (C) is B / C = 1/4 to 4/1.
Is preferred. If the content of (B) is too small, the entanglement frequency between the inner filament (B) and the outer filament (C) decreases, and the outer filament (C) becomes a loop fuzz only,
The size of the loop fluff and the number of loops may become non-uniform, and if the amount of (B) is too large, the coating of the outer filament (C) may be insufficient.
【0017】以下、本発明を添付図面に従って説明す
る。図1は、本発明の複合弾性糸を製造する工程の一例
を示す概略図である。まず、弾性糸(A)を、第1ロー
ラー1と第2ローラー2の間で2〜5倍、好ましくは
2.5〜4.2倍、に延伸する。その第2ローラーに、
鞘部の内層を形成する非弾性マルチフィラメント(B)
を弾性糸に沿わせて供給し一体化を図る。Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing an example of a process for producing the composite elastic yarn of the present invention. First, the elastic yarn (A) is stretched 2 to 5 times, preferably 2.5 to 4.2 times, between the first roller 1 and the second roller 2. On the second roller,
Inelastic multifilament forming inner layer of sheath (B)
Is supplied along the elastic yarn to achieve integration.
【0018】一方、第2ローラーより高速の第3ローラ
ー3から鞘部の外層を形成する非弾性マルチフィラメン
ト(C)を供給し、第2ローラーと第4ローラー5の間
に設けた空気噴射ノズル4で交絡を付与する。この時の
空気圧力は2×105 〜1×106 Paが好ましい。第
2ローラーと第4ローラー間のフイード率は0〜10%
が好ましく、又、第3ローラーと第4ローラー間のフィ
ード率は5〜50%が好ましい。On the other hand, an inelastic multifilament (C) forming the outer layer of the sheath is supplied from the third roller 3 at a higher speed than the second roller, and an air jet nozzle provided between the second roller and the fourth roller 5 is provided. 4 to give confounding. The air pressure at this time is preferably 2 × 10 5 to 1 × 10 6 Pa. The feed rate between the second and fourth rollers is 0 to 10%
The feed rate between the third roller and the fourth roller is preferably 5 to 50%.
【0019】本発明においては、鞘部の内層フィラメン
ト(B)よりも鞘部の外層フィラメント(C)の糸長差
を大きくして供給し、空気噴射により交絡させることに
より、内層フィラメント(B)と外層フィラメント
(C)が互いによく交絡し、且つ、実質的に均一な鞘部
を形成し、複合弾性糸の表層に微細ループ毛羽を発生さ
せることが出来る。実質的にとは、複合弾性糸を肉眼で
観察すると、鞘部を構成するフィラメントが見掛け上均
一に混合している状態をさす。但し、微細ループ毛羽を
構成するのは主として外層フィラメント(C)である。In the present invention, the inner filament (B) is supplied by increasing the yarn length difference of the outer filament (C) of the sheath portion from that of the inner filament (B) of the sheath portion and entangled by air jet. And the outer layer filaments (C) are well entangled with each other and form a substantially uniform sheath, so that fine loop fluff can be generated on the surface layer of the composite elastic yarn. Substantially refers to a state in which the filaments constituting the sheath are apparently uniformly mixed when the composite elastic yarn is visually observed. However, the outer loop filament (C) mainly constitutes the fine loop fluff.
【0020】鞘部の内層フィラメント(B)と外層フィ
ラメント(C)の間の糸長差は1.05≦C/B≦1.
50であり、好ましくは1.05≦C/B≦1.30で
ある。糸長差がこの範囲であると、内層フィラメント
(B)と外層フィラメント(C)が互いによく交絡し、
実質的に均一な鞘部を形成して加工糸表層に微細ループ
毛羽が形成できる。糸長差が1.05未満であると、交
絡が不充分で、単に引き揃え合糸状態になるのみで、光
沢感の強い被覆性の乏しい複合弾性糸になり、好ましく
ない。一方、糸長差が1.50を越えると、外層フィラ
メント(C)の大きいループが形成され易く、その結
果、チーズからの解舒性が悪く、布帛としたとき、粗野
な風合いと外観になるので好ましくない。The yarn length difference between the inner filament (B) and the outer filament (C) of the sheath portion is 1.05 ≦ C / B ≦ 1.
50, preferably 1.05 ≦ C / B ≦ 1.30. When the yarn length difference is within this range, the inner layer filament (B) and the outer layer filament (C) are well entangled with each other,
By forming a substantially uniform sheath, fine loop fluff can be formed on the surface of the processed yarn. If the yarn length difference is less than 1.05, the entanglement is insufficient, and the yarn is simply brought into a combined yarn state, resulting in a composite elastic yarn having a strong glossiness and poor coverage, which is not preferable. On the other hand, if the yarn length difference exceeds 1.50, a large loop of the outer layer filament (C) is likely to be formed, and as a result, the unwinding property from cheese is poor, and the fabric has a rough texture and appearance. It is not preferable.
【0021】空気噴射交絡において用いる空気噴射ノズ
ルの型は、通常のヘマジェットノズル(例えば、ヘマラ
イン社製、タイプ311K)が好ましく、別の流体交絡
ノズルであるインターノズルでは十分な嵩高性が得られ
ない傾向がある。また、非弾性マルチフィラメントの種
類や原糸油剤の種類によっても微細ループの形成状態が
変化するので、空気噴射ノズルの手前で水を添加する等
により更に安定した交絡を付与することが可能となる。The type of the air jet nozzle used in the air jet entanglement is preferably a normal hema jet nozzle (for example, type 311K, manufactured by Hemaline Co.), and a sufficient bulkiness can be obtained with another fluid entangled nozzle, the inter nozzle. There is no tendency. In addition, since the formation state of the fine loop changes depending on the type of the inelastic multifilament or the type of the yarn oil agent, it is possible to impart more stable confounding by adding water before the air injection nozzle. .
【0022】次いで、複合弾性糸は、巻取り機6により
チーズ7として巻き取られる。なお、複合弾性糸に要求
される伸縮性能によって、弾性糸の延伸倍率(第1ロー
ラーと第2ローラーとの速度差)を適宜決めれば良い
が、低い延伸倍率の場合は低伸長率、低伸長回復率にな
り易く、また、高い延伸倍率の場合は高伸長率、高伸長
回復率が得られるが、延伸糸切れを生じる場合がある。
延伸倍率を2〜5倍、好ましくは2.5〜4.2倍にす
ることにより、本発明における好ましい複合弾性糸、即
ち、湿熱90℃で20分処理後の伸長率が100%以上
の複合弾性糸が得られる。この延伸率が高いほど、染色
加工処理等を行った後の織物としてのストレッチ特性
(伸長率、弾性回復率)が優れたものとなる。Next, the composite elastic yarn is wound as a cheese 7 by a winder 6. The stretching ratio (the speed difference between the first roller and the second roller) of the elastic yarn may be appropriately determined according to the stretching performance required for the composite elastic yarn. In the case of a high draw ratio, a high elongation rate and a high elongation recovery rate can be obtained, but the drawn yarn may be broken.
By setting the draw ratio to 2 to 5 times, preferably 2.5 to 4.2 times, the preferred composite elastic yarn in the present invention, that is, the composite having an elongation of 100% or more after treatment at 90 ° C. for 20 minutes under wet heat. An elastic yarn is obtained. The higher the stretch ratio, the more excellent the stretch properties (elongation ratio, elastic recovery ratio) of the woven fabric after dyeing and the like are.
【0023】また、本発明では、弾性糸(A)と鞘部の
内層フィラメント(B)が一体化して供給されるため、
空気噴射交絡時の応力が弾性糸(A)に集中することな
く鞘部の内層フィラメント(B)に分散できるために、
断糸や伸長斑が著しく抑制され、且つ弾性糸(A)の芯
入れ状態が向上し、糸ズレや目ムキ現象の無い優れた複
合弾性糸が得られる。In the present invention, since the elastic yarn (A) and the inner layer filament (B) of the sheath are supplied integrally,
Since the stress at the time of air entanglement can be dispersed to the inner filament (B) of the sheath without concentrating on the elastic yarn (A),
Thread breakage and uneven spots are remarkably suppressed, and the cored state of the elastic yarn (A) is improved, so that an excellent composite elastic yarn free from yarn displacement and stuffiness can be obtained.
【0024】本発明の複合弾性糸は、繊維軸方向に0.
01g/dtexの荷重を加えたときの複合弾性糸表面
から最も離れて突出しているループ毛羽の高さが1.2
mm以内の範囲であるような微細ループ毛羽の数が12
00個/m以上であることが好ましい。これにより、被
覆性の高い、且つ、嵩高性豊かなスパン調の風合いと外
観を有する複合弾性糸が得られる。The composite elastic yarn of the present invention has a thickness of 0.1 mm in the fiber axis direction.
When a load of 01 g / dtex is applied, the height of the loop fluff projecting farthest from the surface of the composite elastic yarn is 1.2.
The number of fine loop fuzz which is within the range of 12 mm is 12
It is preferably at least 00 / m. As a result, a composite elastic yarn having a high covering property and a bulky rich span tone and appearance can be obtained.
【0025】微細ループ毛羽とは、上記1.2mm以内
の測定値の毛羽を意味し、この微細ループ毛羽の数が多
いほど嵩高性が良好な複合弾性糸と言える。しかし、大
きなループ毛羽が多いと、チーズやコーンからの解舒性
が劣るのみならず、工程通過性を損ねる恐れがあり、ま
た、織編物の風合いが低下し、布と布の貼り付き(ファ
スナー現象)が生じ商品価値を損ね易い傾向がある。The fine loop fluff means a fluff whose measured value is within 1.2 mm, and it can be said that the larger the number of the fine loop fluff, the better the bulk elasticity of the composite elastic yarn. However, if there are many large loop fluffs, not only the unwinding property from cheese and cones is inferior, but also the process passability may be impaired. Phenomenon) tends to occur and the commercial value tends to be impaired.
【0026】本発明の複合弾性糸を織編物に使用する場
合、通常の使用方法で充分に効果を発揮することが出来
るが、織物の場合には、更に50回/m以上の追撚を施
すと、毛羽伏せ効果があり工程通過性が向上する効果が
あり好ましい。以下、織物の例について説明する。本発
明の複合弾性糸は、経糸および緯糸の両方又は片方に使
用することが出来、また、他の糸、例えば一般的な合成
繊維、人造繊維、再生繊維、天然繊維、あるいはこれら
の加工糸などの1種又は2種以上と交織しても良い。When the composite elastic yarn of the present invention is used for a woven or knitted fabric, the effect can be sufficiently exerted by a usual use method. However, in the case of a woven fabric, the twisting is further performed at 50 times / m or more. This is preferable because it has an effect of fuzzing down and has an effect of improving processability. Hereinafter, examples of the fabric will be described. The composite elastic yarn of the present invention can be used for both or one of warp and weft, and other yarns such as general synthetic fibers, artificial fibers, regenerated fibers, natural fibers, and processed yarns thereof May be interwoven with one or more of the above.
【0027】織物組織は、平、綾、朱子及びこれからの
変化組織があるが、朱子や綾組織が好ましい。生機密度
は、カバーファクターが、経800〜1,700、緯5
50〜1,000の範囲が好ましい。仕上げ密度は、カ
バーファクターが、経900〜2,300、緯630〜
1,400の範囲が好ましい。なお、カバーファクター
とは、(使用繊維の繊度)1/2×(本数/2.54cm)
で表される数値である。The woven fabrics include flat, twill, satin, and changed textures, but satin and twill are preferred. The density of greige is determined by the cover factor: 800-1700, latitude 5
The range of 50 to 1,000 is preferred. Finish density, cover factor is 900-2,300 longitude, 630-weft
A range of 1,400 is preferred. The cover factor is (fineness of the fiber used) 1/2 x (number / 2.54 cm)
Is a numerical value represented by
【0028】染色仕上げ工程としては、複合弾性糸使い
のため、製織後にリラックスさせるに際し、拡布状にし
て低温(例えば40℃等)から順次昇温(例えば70
℃、95℃等)し、弾性糸を緩やかに収縮させて皺発生
を抑制することが極めて重要である。その後、精練して
風合い出しの本格リラックスを施して、所定の伸縮性と
嵩高性、スパン調風合い、外観を発現させる。次に、織
物の幅や緯密度を整えるヒートセットを行った後に、5
〜30%程度のアルカリ減量加工(分割処理を兼ねても
よい)を行って更にソフトな風合いにすることが好まし
い。In the dyeing and finishing step, since the composite elastic yarn is used, when the fabric is relaxed after weaving, the fabric is spread in the shape of a cloth and the temperature is gradually increased from a low temperature (for example, 40 ° C.) (for example, 70 ° C.).
C., 95.degree. C., etc.) and gently shrinking the elastic yarn to suppress wrinkles. After that, it is refined and subjected to a full-fledged relaxation to obtain a texture, so that a predetermined elasticity, bulkiness, spanning texture, and appearance are exhibited. Next, after performing heat set to adjust the width and weft density of the fabric,
It is preferable to carry out an alkali weight reduction process (which may also serve as a division process) of about 30% to give a softer texture.
【0029】最終工程として染色仕上げを行う。さら
に、場合によっては、例えば、エメリーペーパー、ブラ
シ、針布により、いわゆるピーチスキンの様な起毛を付
与してもよく、その他、エンボス、プリント等の各種の
仕上げ加工や、柔軟剤、撥水剤、制電剤等の仕上げ処理
剤を用いる事も可能である。As a final step, dyeing is performed. Further, in some cases, for example, brushing such as so-called peach skin may be imparted by emery paper, a brush, a needle cloth, and various other finishing processes such as embossing and printing, a softener, and a water repellent. It is also possible to use a finishing agent such as an antistatic agent.
【0030】[0030]
【発明の実施の形態】以下、実施例により本発明をさら
に説明する。なお、測定法、評価法等は下記の通りであ
る。 (1)複合弾性糸の伸長率、伸長回復率 JIS−L−1090 A法に準じた。DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be further described below with reference to examples. In addition, the measuring method, the evaluation method, etc. are as follows. (1) Elongation rate and elongation recovery rate of composite elastic yarn According to JIS-L-1090A method.
【0031】予め試料を熱水中で20分間90℃の熱水
中で加熱する。次いで、初荷重0.002g/dtex
をかけ、試料長20cm間のマーク(a)を入れる。次
に、0.1g/dtexの荷重をかけて、30秒後にマ
ーク間の長さ(b)を読みとる。次いで、除重して2分
間放置する。再び初荷重をかけ30秒後にマーク間の長
さ(c)を読みとる。The sample is previously heated in hot water at 90 ° C. for 20 minutes in hot water. Then, initial load 0.002g / dtex
And mark (a) between sample lengths of 20 cm. Next, a load of 0.1 g / dtex is applied, and after 30 seconds, the length (b) between marks is read. Next, the weight is removed and left for 2 minutes. The initial load is applied again, and after 30 seconds, the length (c) between the marks is read.
【0032】これを20回繰り返し、その平均値で表
す。 伸長率(%)=〔(b−a)/a〕×100 伸長回復率(%)=〔(b−c)/(b−a)〕×10
0 (2)織物の伸長率、弾性回復率 JIS−L−1098に準じた。This is repeated 20 times, and the result is represented by the average value. Elongation rate (%) = [(ba) / a] × 100 Elongation recovery rate (%) = [(bc) / (ba)] × 10
0 (2) Stretch rate and elastic recovery rate of woven fabric According to JIS-L-1098.
【0033】5cm×30cmの大きさの試料に初荷重
20gをかけ、20cm間のマークを入れる(L0 とす
る)。次に、荷重1.5kgをかけ、1時間後のマーク
間の長さを読みとる(L1 とする)。次いで荷重を除
き、1時間後のマーク間の長さを読みとる(L2 とす
る)。n数=3(すなわち、3枚)の平均値で表す。An initial load of 20 g is applied to a sample having a size of 5 cm × 30 cm, and a mark between 20 cm is made (L0). Next, a load of 1.5 kg is applied, and the length between the marks after one hour is read (L1). Then, after removing the load, the length between the marks one hour later is read (L2). It is represented by the average of n = 3 (ie, three).
【0034】 伸長率(%)=〔(L1 ―L0 )/L0 〕×100 弾性回復率(%)=〔(L1 ―L2 )/(L1 ―L0
)〕×100 (3)糸長差 長さ2.54cmの試料を採取し、芯部の弾性糸
(A)、鞘部の内層フィラメント(B)、外層フィラメ
ント(C)に分離して、(B)と(C)の長さを測定
し、(B)に対する(C)の比で表す。Elongation rate (%) = [(L1−L0) / L0] × 100 Elastic recovery rate (%) = [(L1−L2) / (L1−L0)
)] × 100 (3) Yarn length difference A sample having a length of 2.54 cm is collected and separated into a core elastic yarn (A), a sheath inner filament (B), and an outer filament (C). The lengths of (B) and (C) are measured and expressed as the ratio of (C) to (B).
【0035】糸長差=(Cの長さ)/(Bの長さ) (4)ループ毛羽の長さと数 東レ毛羽計数装置(L−DT104−2型)を用いて測
定する。測定条件は、糸速9m/分で、張力0.01g
/dtex下で10秒間連続測定し、ループ毛羽の大き
さと個数を計測して、1メートル間の換算値として表示
した数値をもってループ毛羽数とした。Thread length difference = (length of C) / (length of B) (4) Length and number of loop fluff Measure using a Toray fluff counter (L-DT104-2). Measurement conditions were as follows: yarn speed 9 m / min, tension 0.01 g
The measurement was performed continuously for 10 seconds under / dtex, the size and the number of loop fuzz were measured, and the numerical value expressed as a converted value between 1 meter was defined as the number of loop fuzz.
【0036】(5)複合弾性糸チーズの解舒性 複合弾性糸を巻いたチーズから糸速400m/分でオー
バーエンド解舒するときの百万メートル当たりの糸切れ
回数で評価した。評価は3ランクにランク付けし、糸切
れ回数が5回までを○、6〜10回を△、11回以上を
×として判定した。(5) Unwinding property of composite elastic yarn cheese The number of yarn breaks per million meters when over-end unwinding from a cheese wound with composite elastic yarn at a yarn speed of 400 m / min was evaluated. The evaluation was ranked in three ranks, and the number of times of thread breakage was determined as 5, up to 5 times as 、, 6 to 10 times as △, and 11 or more times as ×.
【0037】(6)複合弾性糸の目ムキ現象、及び織物
の目ムキ現象 複合弾性糸の場合は一口編み機にて筒編み後、織物の場
合は製織後の生地を精練した後、以下に記す方法で染色
を行って、ポリウレタンを染めないか、あるいは良く脱
色した状態にしてポリウレタンの露出の程度を観察して
評価した。染色方法としては、 鞘糸の素材により染料
を選択するようにし、例えば、レーヨン等のセルロース
糸繊維には直接染料にて染色してポリウレタンに染まら
ない染法で染色する。また、ポリエステルやナイロン繊
維は分散染料で染色し、強化還元洗浄してポリウレタン
から染料を十分に脱色する。こうして得られた試料の外
観をよく観察し、ポリウレタンの露出程度によって3ラ
ンクにランク付けした。(6) Compression phenomenon of composite elastic yarn and combing phenomenon of woven fabric After the composite elastic yarn is knitted in a single knitting machine by a single knitting machine, and in the case of a woven fabric, the cloth after weaving is scoured, and is described below. Dyeing was performed by the method, and the degree of exposure of the polyurethane was evaluated by observing the degree of exposure of the polyurethane in a state where the polyurethane was not dyed or in a state where the polyurethane was sufficiently decolorized. As a dyeing method, a dye is selected according to the material of the sheath yarn. For example, cellulose yarn fibers such as rayon are dyed directly with a dye and dyed by a dyeing method which does not dye polyurethane. In addition, polyester or nylon fibers are dyed with a disperse dye, and are subjected to enhanced reduction washing to sufficiently decolor the dye from polyurethane. The appearance of the thus obtained sample was carefully observed, and the sample was ranked in three ranks according to the degree of exposure of the polyurethane.
【0038】評価は、ポリウレタンが見えないを○、見
えるを△、良く見えるを×と判定した。 (7)複合弾性糸の嵩高性、及び織物の嵩高性 複合弾性糸の場合はフィラメントと紡績糸の一口編み
地、織物の場合は平織物の精練生地を標準パネルにし
て、試作精練生地が、標準パネルの膨らみ感、軽量感の
総合力がどの位置に相当するかを判定して評価した。The evaluation was evaluated as ○ when the polyurethane was not visible, Δ when the polyurethane was visible, and × when the polyurethane was well visible. (7) The bulkiness of the composite elastic yarn and the bulkiness of the woven fabric In the case of the composite elastic yarn, the knitted fabric of the filament and the spun yarn is used. The position where the total force of the swelling feeling and the lightweight feeling of the standard panel corresponded was determined and evaluated.
【0039】判定は、紡績糸織物に近似を○、紡績糸と
フィラメント織物の中間を△、フィラメント織物に近似
を×と評価した。 (8)複合弾性糸の光沢、及び織物の光沢 前記(7)の嵩高性同様、フィラメントと紡績糸の一口
編み地、又は平織物の精練生地を標準パネルにして、試
作精練生地が、標準パネルの光沢と比較し、どの位置に
相当するかを判定して評価した。The evaluation was evaluated as 近似 for approximation of the spun yarn fabric, Δ for the middle of the spun yarn and filament fabric, and x for approximation of the filament fabric. (8) Gloss of composite elastic yarn and gloss of woven fabric Similar to the bulkiness of (7) above, a trial production scoured fabric is formed by using a single panel knitted fabric of a filament and a spun yarn or a plain woven fabric as a standard panel. , And the position corresponding to the gloss was determined and evaluated.
【0040】判定は、紡績糸織物に近似を○、紡績糸と
フィラメント織物の中間を△、フィラメント織物に近似
を×と評価した。 〔実施例1〕切断伸度740%のポリウレタン77dtex
弾性糸(A)を第1ローラー(糸速78.7m/分)と
第2ローラー(糸速315m/分)間で4倍延伸し、鞘
部の内層を構成するポリエステルW断面糸167dtex/
60f(B)を、第2ローラーから弾性糸(A)に沿わ
せて供給し、一体化させる。一方、第2ローラーより高
速の第3ローラー(糸速375m/分)から鞘部の外層
を構成するポリエステルW断面糸167dtex/60fを
供給する。The evaluation was evaluated as ○ for approximating the spun yarn fabric, Δ for the middle of the spun yarn and filament fabric, and x for approximating the filament fabric. [Example 1] Polyurethane 77dtex with a cutting elongation of 740%
The elastic yarn (A) is stretched 4 times between a first roller (yarn speed of 78.7 m / min) and a second roller (yarn speed of 315 m / min), and a polyester W cross-section yarn 167 dtex /
60f (B) is supplied from the second roller along the elastic yarn (A) and integrated. On the other hand, a polyester W cross-section yarn 167 dtex / 60f constituting the outer layer of the sheath is supplied from a third roller (yarn speed 375 m / min) higher than the second roller.
【0041】芯部の弾性糸(A)、鞘部の内層(B)、
外層(C)を第2ローラーと第4ローラーの間に設けた
空気噴射ノズル4(ヘマライン社製のタイプ311K)
に導き、エアー圧5.9×105 Paをかけ空気噴射交絡
してループ毛羽を形成させて、空気噴射ノズル4から噴
出させる。これを第4ローラー(糸速300m/分)で
引き出し、巻き取り機よりチーズ7として巻き取った。An elastic yarn (A) at the core, an inner layer (B) at the sheath,
Air injection nozzle 4 having outer layer (C) provided between second and fourth rollers (type 311K manufactured by Hemaline)
Then, an air pressure of 5.9 × 10 5 Pa is applied and air jet entanglement is performed to form loop fluff, and the air is jetted from the air jet nozzle 4. This was pulled out by a fourth roller (yarn speed 300 m / min) and wound up as a cheese 7 by a winder.
【0042】得られた複合弾性糸に600t/mの追撚
を施して、表1に示す如く、伸長率162%、1.2mm
以下のループ毛羽が13,077個/m、1.2mmを超
えるループ毛羽が0個/mの複合弾性糸を得た。該複合
弾性糸は、目ムキ現象がなく被覆性がよく、解舒性、工
程通過性が良好であった。The obtained composite elastic yarn was twisted at 600 t / m, and as shown in Table 1, the elongation was 162% and 1.2 mm.
The following composite elastic yarn having 13,077 loops / m and 0 loops / m exceeding 1.2 mm was obtained. The composite elastic yarn had no wrinkling phenomenon, had good coatability, and had good unwinding property and process passability.
【0043】該複合弾性糸を、経糸45本/2.54c
m、緯糸42本/2.54cmの密度で平織物を製織後、
通常の方法に従い、精練、プレセット、染色、仕上げセ
ットを行った。得られた織物は、弾性糸の目ムキ現象が
全く見られず、経:伸長率28%、弾性回復率85%、
緯:伸長率23%、弾性回復率87%であり、長繊維で
ありながら嵩高性に富みソフト風合いのストレッチ織物
が得られ、長繊維特有のギラツキ感やメタリック光沢を
感じさせないスパン調織物を得ることができた。The composite elastic yarn was composed of 45 warps / 2.54c
m, after weaving a plain fabric at a density of 42 wefts / 2.54 cm,
According to the usual method, scouring, pre-setting, dyeing and finishing setting were performed. In the obtained woven fabric, the elastic yarn did not show any wrinkles, the warp: elongation ratio was 28%, the elastic recovery ratio was 85%,
Weft: 23% elongation, 87% elastic recovery, a stretch fabric with long fibers, rich in bulkiness and soft texture, and a spun fabric without long-fiber unique glaring or metallic luster I was able to.
【0044】〔実施例2〕切断伸度630%のポリウレ
タン11dtex弾性糸を用い、3.3倍延伸し、鞘部の内
層にナイロン66の11dtex/7fを、外層にナイロン
66の55dtex/96fを用い、表1に示す如く糸長差
を抑えた条件で複合弾性糸を製造した。得られた複合弾
性糸は、伸長率が141%、1.2mm以下のループ毛羽
が7,653個/m、1.2mmを超えるループ毛羽が
0.4個/mであった。Example 2 Using a polyurethane 11 dtex elastic yarn having a cutting elongation of 630%, stretched 3.3 times, 11 dtex / 7f of nylon 66 was used for the inner layer of the sheath, and 55 dtex / 96f of nylon 66 was used for the outer layer. As shown in Table 1, a composite elastic yarn was produced under the condition that the yarn length difference was suppressed. The resulting composite elastic yarn had an elongation of 141%, loop fuzz of 1.2 mm or less was 7,653 / m, and loop fuzz exceeding 1.2 mm was 0.4 / m.
【0045】該複合弾性糸を、経糸143本/2.54
cm、緯糸113本/2.54cmの密度で2/1綾組織織
物を製織後、実施例1と同様の工程で染色加工を行っ
た。得られた織物は、経:伸長率35%、弾性回復率8
8%、緯:伸長率28%、弾性回復率86%と良好であ
り、光沢がやや有った以外は、被覆性が良く、嵩高で、
ナイロン独特のソフトな風合いとスパン調外観を呈した
織物であった。143 warp yarns / 2.54
After weaving a 2/1 twill texture woven fabric at a density of 113 cm / 2.55 cm, weaving was performed in the same process as in Example 1. The obtained woven fabric had a warp: elongation of 35% and an elastic recovery of 8
8%, Weft: Elongation rate 28%, elastic recovery rate 86%, good, good coatability, bulky, except for a little gloss
It was a woven fabric with a unique soft texture and span appearance.
【0046】〔実施例3〕切断伸度600%のポリウレ
タン44dtex弾性糸を用い、2倍延伸し、鞘部の内層に
エステルの55dtex/24fを、外層にエステルの16
7dtex/96fを用い、表2に示す様に糸長差の大きく
なる条件で複合弾性糸を製造した。得られた複合弾性糸
は、伸長率が120%、1.2mm以下のループ毛羽が2
4,946個/m、1.2mmを超えるループ毛羽が0.
3個/mで、多くのループ毛羽が発生してチーズの解舒
性に若干不安があるものの、目ムキ現象がなく、嵩高
性、光沢においては紡績糸と同等の外観であった。Example 3 Using a polyurethane 44 dtex elastic yarn having a cutting elongation of 600%, the yarn was drawn twice, and 55 dtex / 24f of the ester was used for the inner layer of the sheath and 16 of the ester was used for the outer layer.
Using 7 dtex / 96f, a composite elastic yarn was produced under the condition that the yarn length difference was large as shown in Table 2. The obtained composite elastic yarn has an elongation of 120% and a loop fluff of 1.2 mm or less in two.
4,946 pieces / m, loop fluff exceeding 1.2 mm
At 3 pieces / m, although a lot of loop fluff was generated and the unwinding property of the cheese was slightly anxious, the appearance was similar to that of a spun yarn in terms of bulkiness and luster, without any wrinkles.
【0047】該複合弾性糸を、経糸50本/2.54c
m、緯糸44本/2.54cmの密度で平織物を製織後、
実施例1と同様の工程で染色加工を行った。得られた織
物は、経:伸長率45%、弾性回復率85%、緯:伸長
率17%、弾性回復率83%であり、多くのループ毛羽
によって被覆性が良く、嵩高性豊かで軽量感に富み、風
合いと外観が紡績糸織物と同等の織物であった。The composite elastic yarn was formed of 50 warps / 2.54c
m, after weaving a plain fabric at a density of 44 wefts / 2.54 cm,
Dyeing was performed in the same steps as in Example 1. The obtained woven fabric has a warp: elongation ratio of 45%, an elastic recovery ratio of 85%, a weft: an elongation ratio of 17%, and an elastic recovery ratio of 83%. The fabric was rich in texture and appearance and appearance were similar to spun yarn fabrics.
【0048】〔実施例4〕切断伸度740%のポリウレ
タン77dtex弾性糸を用い、3倍延伸し、鞘部の内層に
エステルの55dtex/24fを、外層にエステルW断面
糸の333dtex/120fを用い、表2に示す如く鞘部
の比率(B):(C)を1:6に高めた条件で複合弾性
糸を製造した。[Example 4] Using a polyurethane 77 dtex elastic yarn having a cut elongation of 740%, the yarn was stretched three times, and 55 dtex / 24f of ester was used for the inner layer of the sheath portion and 333 dtex / 120f of ester W cross section yarn was used for the outer layer. As shown in Table 2, a composite elastic yarn was produced under the condition that the ratio (B) :( C) of the sheath portion was increased to 1: 6.
【0049】得られた複合弾性糸は、伸長率が162
%、1.2mm以下のループ毛羽が19,850個/m、
1.2mmを超えるループ毛羽が0個/mでチーズの解舒
性良好、目ムキ現象がなく、嵩高性、光沢において紡績
糸と同等の外観を呈していた。該複合弾性糸を、経糸3
8本/2.54cm、緯糸34本/2.54cmの密度で平
織物を製織後、実施例1の工程のプレセット後に20wt
%の減量加工を施し染色加工を行った。得られた織物
は、経:伸長率48%、弾性回復率86%、緯:伸長率
28%、弾性回復率87%であり、被覆性が良く、減量
加工によって嵩高性豊かで軽量感に富み、且つドレープ
性とソフト風合いが強調されたスパン調織物であった。The resulting composite elastic yarn has an elongation of 162
%, 19,850 loops / m of 1.2 mm or less,
The number of loop fluffs exceeding 1.2 mm was 0 pieces / m, and the unwinding property of the cheese was good, there was no wrinkling phenomenon, and the appearance was similar to that of spun yarn in bulkiness and gloss. The composite elastic yarn is used for warp 3
After weaving a plain fabric at a density of 8 threads / 2.54 cm and a weft of 34 threads / 2.54 cm, 20 wt.
% And a dyeing process was performed. The obtained woven fabric has a warp: elongation rate of 48%, an elastic recovery rate of 86%, a weft: an elongation rate of 28%, and an elastic recovery rate of 87%, has a good covering property, and has a high bulkiness and a light weight due to weight reduction processing. In addition, it was a spun woven fabric in which drape property and soft texture were emphasized.
【0050】〔実施例5〕切断伸度817%のポリウレ
タン155dtex弾性糸を用い、3倍延伸し、鞘部の内層
に実施例4と同様にエステルの55dtex/24fを、外
層にエステルW断面糸の333dtex/120fを用い、
表3に示す如くポリウレタン弾性糸の混率を10.4wt
%に高めた条件で複合弾性糸を製造した。[Example 5] Using a polyurethane 155 dtex elastic yarn having a breaking elongation of 817%, the yarn was stretched three times, and the inner layer of the sheath portion was 55 dtex / 24f of ester in the same manner as in Example 4 and the outer layer was a cross section yarn of ester W. Using 333dtex / 120f of
As shown in Table 3, the mixing ratio of polyurethane elastic yarn was 10.4 wt.
% Of the composite elastic yarn was produced.
【0051】得られた複合弾性糸は、伸長率が160
%、1.2mm以下のループ毛羽が12,688個/m、
1.2mmを超えるループ毛羽が0個/mでチーズの解舒
性良好で、目ムキ現象がなく、嵩高性、光沢において紡
績糸と同等の外観であった。該複合弾性糸を、経糸40
本/2.54cm、緯糸35本/2.54cmの密度で平織
物を製織後、実施例1と同様の工程で染色加工を行っ
た。得られた織物は、経:伸長率48%、弾性回復率9
0%、緯:伸長率33%、弾性回復率92%であり、ポ
リウレタン弾性糸の混率が高いため伸長率、弾性回復率
が優れ、被覆性、W断面糸使いによって一段と嵩高性に
富み、且つ風合い、外観が紡績糸織物に近似した織物を
得ることができた。The resulting composite elastic yarn has an elongation of 160
%, Loop fuzz of 1.2 mm or less is 12,688 pieces / m,
The number of loop fluffs exceeding 1.2 mm was 0 / m, and the unwinding property of the cheese was good, there was no wrinkling phenomenon, and the appearance was similar to that of spun yarn in bulkiness and gloss. The composite elastic yarn is replaced with a warp 40
After weaving a plain woven fabric at a density of 30 pieces / 2.54 cm and 35 wefts / 2.54 cm, dyeing was performed in the same process as in Example 1. The resulting woven fabric had a warp: elongation of 48% and an elastic recovery of 9
0%, weft: elongation 33%, elastic recovery 92%, high mixing ratio of polyurethane elastic yarn, excellent elongation, elastic recovery, covering property, more bulkiness by using W-section yarn, and A woven fabric having a texture and appearance similar to a spun yarn woven fabric was obtained.
【0052】〔実施例6〕切断伸度600%のポリウレ
タン44dtex弾性糸を用い、4.5倍延伸し、鞘部の内
層にエステルの167dtex/48fを、外層にエステル
の55dtex/24fを用い、表3に示す様にポリウレタ
ン弾性糸の延伸倍率を高め、且つ、糸長差の大きくなる
条件で複合弾性糸を製造した。Example 6 A polyurethane 44 dtex elastic yarn having a cutting elongation of 600% was stretched 4.5 times, and 167 dtex / 48f of ester was used for the inner layer of the sheath and 55 dtex / 24f of ester was used for the outer layer. As shown in Table 3, a composite elastic yarn was produced under the conditions where the draw ratio of the polyurethane elastic yarn was increased and the yarn length difference was large.
【0053】得られた複合弾性糸は、延伸倍率が高いた
めに伸長率が233%と高く、1.2mm以下のループ毛
羽が8,350個/m、1.2mmを超えるループ毛羽が
0.8個/mで、糸長差が大きい為にループ毛羽の発生
斑になってチーズの解舒性が悪く、目ムキ現象が見られ
被覆性が劣る。また嵩高性は有るが粗野な外観を呈して
いた。The resulting composite elastic yarn has a high elongation ratio of 233% due to a high draw ratio, and has 8,350 loops / m or less of 1.2 mm or less and 0.1% or less of loop fuzz exceeding 1.2 mm. At 8 yarns / m, since the yarn length difference is large, loop fluff is generated, and the unwinding property of the cheese is poor. In addition, although it was bulky, it had a rough appearance.
【0054】経糸にポリエステル仮撚加工糸167dtex
/48f、追撚800t/mを97本/2.54cm、緯
糸に該複合弾性糸を55本/2.54cmの密度で平織物
を製織後、実施例1と同様の工程で染色加工を行った。
得られた織物は、緯:伸長率28%、弾性回復率88%
であり、目ムキ現象が見られる。また、嵩高性であるが
ループ毛羽斑によって粗野な風合いと、外観を呈した織
物になった。167 dtex polyester false twisted yarn for warp
After weaving a plain woven fabric at a density of 55 yarns / 2.54 cm at a density of 55 yarns / 2.54 cm for the weft, the dyeing process is performed in the same process as in Example 1. Was.
The obtained woven fabric has a weft of 28% elongation and an elastic recovery of 88%.
, And there is an eye-popping phenomenon. In addition, the woven fabric was bulky but had a rough texture and appearance due to loop fluff.
【0055】〔実施例7〕切断伸度600%のポリウレ
タン44dtex弾性糸を用い、3.5倍延伸し、鞘部の内
層にエステルの55dtex/24fを、外層にフィラメン
ト繊度の小さいエステル83dtex/72fを用い、表4
に示す条件で複合弾性糸を製造した。得られた複合弾性
糸は、伸長率が218%、1.2mm以下のループ毛羽が
13,360個/m、1.2mmを超えるループ毛羽が0
個/mでチーズの解舒性、工程通過性が良好であった。
目ムキ現象がなく、嵩高性、光沢において紡績糸と同等
の外観を呈していた。Example 7 Using polyurethane 44 dtex elastic yarn having a cut elongation of 600%, stretched 3.5 times, 55 dtex / 24f of ester is used for the inner layer of the sheath, and ester 83 dtex / 72f of small filament fineness is used for the outer layer. Table 4
The composite elastic yarn was manufactured under the conditions shown in the following. The resulting composite elastic yarn has an elongation of 218%, 13,360 loops / m or less of 1.2 mm or less, and 0% of loops or more exceeding 1.2 mm.
At the number of pieces / m, the unwinding property and process passability of the cheese were good.
The appearance was similar to that of spun yarn with no bulkiness and bulkiness and gloss.
【0056】該複合弾性糸を実施例6と同一の経糸を使
って、緯糸に該複合弾性糸を70本/2.54cmの密度
で平織物を製織後、実施例6と同様の工程で染色加工を
行った。得られた織物は、緯:伸長率33%、弾性回復
率87%であり、被覆性が良く、嵩高性豊かで軽量感に
富み、且つソフトな肌合いとスパン調外観を呈した織物
であった。After weaving a plain woven fabric with a density of 70 / 2.54 cm on the weft using the same warp yarn as in Example 6, the composite elastic yarn is dyed in the same process as in Example 6. Processing was performed. The obtained woven fabric was a woven fabric having a weft: elongation rate of 33% and an elastic recovery rate of 87%, good coverage, rich bulkiness, light weight, and soft texture and span appearance. .
【0057】〔実施例8〕切断伸度600%のポリウレ
タン44dtex弾性糸を用い、3倍延伸し、鞘部の内層に
エステルの83dtex/36fを、外層に親水性フィラメ
ントのレーヨン83dtex/33fを用い、表4に示す条
件で複合弾性糸を製造した。得られた複合弾性糸は、伸
長率が195%、1.2mm以下のループ毛羽が15,3
46個/m、1.2mmを超えるループ毛羽が1.0個/
mでチーズの解舒性、工程通過性が良好であった。目ム
キ現象がなく、嵩高性において紡績糸と同等の外観を呈
していた。Example 8 A polyurethane 44 dtex elastic yarn having a cut elongation of 600% was stretched three times, and 83 dtex / 36 f of ester was used for the inner layer of the sheath and 83 dtex / 33 f of hydrophilic filament was used for the outer layer. A composite elastic yarn was produced under the conditions shown in Table 4. The obtained composite elastic yarn has an elongation of 195% and a loop fluff of 1.2 mm or less of 15,3.
46 pieces / m, loop fuzz over 1.2 mm 1.0 pieces /
m, the unwinding property and the process passing property of the cheese were good. The appearance was similar to that of spun yarn in terms of bulkiness, without any wrinkles.
【0058】経糸に実施例6,7と同一糸を使って、緯
糸に上記で得られた複合弾性糸を62本/2.54cmの
密度で平織物を製織後、実施例6,7と同様の工程で加
工した。得られた織物の物性は、緯:伸長率22%、弾
性回復率70%であった。この織物は、被覆性、嵩高性
に優れ、親水性フィラメントで表面が覆われているため
ソフトな風合いと肌合い、且つ、レーヨン独特の光沢と
反発性を有した、スパン調織物を得ることができた。Using the same yarns as in Examples 6 and 7 for the warp and weaving a plain woven fabric with a density of 62 / 2.54 cm of the composite elastic yarn obtained above for the weft, the same as in Examples 6 and 7 Processed in the process. Physical properties of the obtained woven fabric were: weft: elongation 22%, elastic recovery 70%. This woven fabric has excellent covering properties and bulkiness, and its surface is covered with hydrophilic filaments, so that it is possible to obtain a spun-tone woven fabric having a soft texture and texture, and having a unique gloss and resilience of rayon. Was.
【0059】〔比較例1〕実施例3と同じ弾性糸を用
い、鞘部の内層にポリエステルの83dtex/36fを、
外層にポリエステル83dtex/36fを用い、表5に示
す空気噴射交絡条件で複合弾性糸を製造した。得られた
複合弾性糸は、伸長率が225%、1.2mm以下のルー
プ毛羽が530個/m、1.2mmを超えるループ毛羽が
0個/mであった。Comparative Example 1 Using the same elastic yarn as in Example 3, 83 dtex / 36f of polyester was used for the inner layer of the sheath.
Using 83 dtex / 36f of polyester for the outer layer, a composite elastic yarn was produced under the air jet entanglement conditions shown in Table 5. The resulting composite elastic yarn had an elongation of 225%, 530 loops / m of 1.2 mm or less, and 0 loops / m of more than 1.2 mm.
【0060】実施例6,7,8、と同様、経糸にポリエ
ステル仮撚加工糸165dtex/72fを97本/2.5
4cm、緯糸に上記で得られた複合弾性糸を65本/2.
54cmの密度で平組織織物を製織後、実施例6,7、と
同様の工程で加工した。得られた織物の物性は、緯:伸
長率27%、弾性回復率87%であった。この織物は、
目ムキが発生し、嵩高性も不十分であり、長繊維特有の
メタリック光沢があり、スパン調織物と云うには程遠い
出来映えであった。In the same manner as in Examples 6, 7, and 8, a polyester false twisted yarn 165 dtex / 72f was used as a warp for 97 yarns / 2.5 yarns.
4 cm, 65 wefts of the composite elastic yarn obtained above for the weft.
After weaving a plain-textile woven fabric at a density of 54 cm, it was processed in the same steps as in Examples 6 and 7. The physical properties of the obtained woven fabric were as follows: weft: elongation 27%, elastic recovery 87%. This fabric is
Eyes were generated, the bulkiness was insufficient, the metallic luster was peculiar to long fibers, and the work was far from being a spun fabric.
【0061】〔比較例2〕実施例3と同じ弾性糸を用
い、鞘部の内層にポリエステル55dtex/24fを、外
層にポリエステル167dtex/96fを用い、表5に示
す糸長差の大きくなる条件で複合弾性糸を製造した。イ
ンターノズル(MK−13型)部位において鞘部の外層
が弛み、ノズル外れやノズル詰まりが発生して加工不可
であった。Comparative Example 2 The same elastic yarn as in Example 3 was used, and polyester 55dtex / 24f was used for the inner layer of the sheath and polyester 167dtex / 96f was used for the outer layer. A composite elastic yarn was produced. At the inter-nozzle (MK-13 type) site, the outer layer of the sheath portion became slack, and the nozzle was dislodged or clogged.
【0062】〔比較例3〕実施例3と同じ弾性糸を用
い、鞘部の内層にポリエステル55dtex/24fを、外
層にポリエステル83dtex/72fを用い、表6に示す
如く、糸長差の小さい条件で複合弾性糸を製造した。得
られた複合弾性糸は、伸長率が217%、ループ毛羽が
0個/m、であった。Comparative Example 3 The same elastic yarn as in Example 3 was used, the polyester 55 dtex / 24f was used for the inner layer of the sheath portion, and the polyester 83 dtex / 72f was used for the outer layer. Produced a composite elastic yarn. The obtained composite elastic yarn had an elongation of 217% and a loop fluff of 0 / m.
【0063】実施例6,7,8と同様の経糸を使って、
緯糸に上記で得られた複合弾性糸を72本/2.54cm
の密度で平組織織物を製織後、実施例6,7、と同様の
工程で加工した。得られた織物の物性は、緯:伸長率3
3%、弾性回復率89%であった。この織物は、目ムキ
が発生し、嵩高性も不十分であり、長繊維特有のメタリ
ック光沢があり、スパン調織物と云うよりフィラメント
織物調の出来映えであった。Using the same warps as in Examples 6, 7, and 8,
72 wefts / 2.54 cm of the composite elastic yarn obtained above for the weft
After weaving a plain-textile woven fabric at a density of, the same process as in Examples 6 and 7 was performed. The physical properties of the obtained fabric are as follows: weft: elongation rate 3
The elastic recovery was 3% and the elastic recovery was 89%. The woven fabric had a muscular appearance, lacked bulkiness, had a metallic luster peculiar to long fibers, and was more like a filament woven fabric than a spun woven fabric.
【0064】〔比較例4〕切断伸度740%のポリウレ
タン77dtex弾性糸を用い、鞘部の内、外層にポリエス
テルW断面糸167dtex/60fを用いて、表6に示す
如く空気噴射交絡が可能な糸長差の小さい条件で複合弾
性糸を製造した。得られた複合弾性糸は、伸長率が23
5%と高く、ループ毛羽が0個/mで、目ムキ現象がな
くチーズ解舒性、工程通過性がよいものの、嵩高性の不
十分な複合弾性糸であった。[Comparative Example 4] Using polyurethane 77 dtex elastic yarn having a cutting elongation of 740%, and using polyester W cross-section yarn 167 dtex / 60f for the outer layer of the sheath, air jet entanglement is possible as shown in Table 6. A composite elastic yarn was produced under the condition that the yarn length difference was small. The obtained composite elastic yarn has an elongation ratio of 23.
The composite elastic yarn was as high as 5% and had zero loop fluff / m. The composite elastic yarn had no looseness and good cheese unwinding property and process passability, but lacked bulkiness.
【0065】経糸に実施例6,7,8、と同一糸を用
い、緯糸に上記で得られた複合弾性糸を47本/2.5
4cmの密度で平組織織物を製織後、実施例6,7、と同
様の工程で加工した。得られた織物の物性は、緯:伸長
率35%、弾性回復率86%であった。この織物は、目
ムキが発生し、嵩高性も不十分であり、長繊維特有のメ
タリック光沢があり、フィラメント織物調の出来映え
で、スパン調織物と云うには程遠い出来映えであった。The same yarns as in Examples 6, 7, and 8 were used for the warp, and the composite elastic yarn obtained above was used as the weft for 47 yarns / 2.5.
After weaving a plain-textile woven fabric at a density of 4 cm, it was processed in the same steps as in Examples 6 and 7. The physical properties of the obtained woven fabric were: weft: elongation 35%, elastic recovery 86%. The woven fabric had a muscular appearance, lacked bulkiness, had a metallic luster unique to long fibers, had a filament woven-like finish, and was far from being a spanned-like woven fabric.
【0066】以上の実施例及び比較例につき、条件、結
果等をまとめて表1〜6に示す。Tables 1 to 6 summarize the conditions, results and the like for the above Examples and Comparative Examples.
【0067】[0067]
【表1】 [Table 1]
【0068】[0068]
【表2】 [Table 2]
【0069】[0069]
【表3】 [Table 3]
【0070】[0070]
【表4】 [Table 4]
【0071】[0071]
【表5】 [Table 5]
【0072】[0072]
【表6】 [Table 6]
【0073】[0073]
【発明の効果】本発明によれば、無撚糸状態においても
目ムキを防止し、被覆性を著しく高めて、嵩高性豊かな
スパン調風合いと外観を有し、且つ解舒性、工程通過性
の改良された複合弾性糸を提供することができる。According to the present invention, even in a non-twisted yarn state, it is possible to prevent stuffiness, to significantly increase the covering property, to have a bulky rich texture and appearance, to be unwound, and to be able to pass through the process. Of the present invention can be provided.
【図1】本発明の複合弾性糸を製造する工程の一例を示
す概略図である。FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing an example of a process for producing a composite elastic yarn of the present invention.
1…第1ローラー 2…第2ローラー 3…第3ローラー 4…空気噴射加工ノズル 5…第4ローラー 6…巻き取り機 7…チーズ 8…ガイド棒 A…弾性糸 B…鞘部内層非弾性マルチフィラメント C…鞘部外層非弾性マルチフィラメント DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... 1st roller 2 ... 2nd roller 3 ... 3rd roller 4 ... Air injection processing nozzle 5 ... 4th roller 6 ... Winding machine 7 ... Cheese 8 ... Guide rod A ... Elastic thread B ... Sheath part inner layer inelastic multi Filament C: Sheath outer layer inelastic multifilament
Claims (4)
を、少なくとも1種の非弾性マルチフィラメントが鞘部
を形成してなる複合弾性糸であって、非弾性マルチフィ
ラメントにおいては、内層フィラメント(B)と外層フ
ィラメント(C)が互いに交絡し、その糸長差が1.0
5≦C/B≦1.50であり、該複合弾性糸において
(B)と(C)が実質的に均一な鞘部を形成し、複合弾
性糸の表層に微細ループ毛羽を有することを特徴とする
複合弾性糸。1. A composite elastic yarn in which at least one kind of elastic yarn (A) forms a core part and at least one kind of inelastic multifilament forms a sheath part. The filament (B) and the outer filament (C) are entangled with each other, and the yarn length difference is 1.0
5 ≦ C / B ≦ 1.50, (B) and (C) in the composite elastic yarn form a substantially uniform sheath portion, and the composite elastic yarn has fine loop fluff on the surface layer. And a composite elastic yarn.
00%以上であることを特徴とする請求項1記載の複合
弾性糸。2. An elongation rate of 1 after treatment at 90 ° C. for 20 minutes.
2. The composite elastic yarn according to claim 1, wherein the amount is at least 00%.
重を加えた時、複合弾性糸表面から最も離れて突出して
いるループ毛羽の高さが1.2mm以内であるような微
細ループ毛羽の数が1,200個/m以上であることを
特徴とする請求項1または2記載の複合弾性糸。3. A fine loop fluff having a height of less than 1.2 mm when a load of 0.01 g / dtex is applied in a fiber axis direction, wherein the height of the loop fur protruding farthest from the surface of the composite elastic yarn is within 1.2 mm. 3. The composite elastic yarn according to claim 1, wherein the number is 1,200 / m or more.
ー間で伸長した弾性糸(A)と、鞘部を構成する内層フ
ィラメント(B)及び外層フィラメント(C)を空気噴
射ノズルに導くに際し、弾性糸と内層フィラメント
(B)を沿わせて伸長ローラーに供給し、別途、外層フ
ィラメント(C)を給糸することにより、(A)、
(B)、(C)を共に空気ノズルに給糸してループ交絡
させた後、巻き取ることを特徴とする複合弾性糸の製造
方法。4. An elastic yarn (A) extended between a pair of yarn supplying rollers and a pair of extending rollers, and an inner filament (B) and an outer filament (C) constituting a sheath portion are guided to an air jet nozzle. By supplying the elastic yarn and the inner layer filament (B) along the extension roller and separately supplying the outer layer filament (C), (A),
A method for producing a composite elastic yarn, comprising feeding both (B) and (C) to an air nozzle to form a loop entanglement, and then winding.
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