JP2011122290A - Stainless steel embroidery yarn and method for the same - Google Patents
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本発明はステンレス刺繍撚糸及びその方法に関し、特に70〜80デニールのポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸中に、35〜45μmのステンレス糸を合撚するステンレス刺繍撚糸ステンレス刺繍撚糸及びその方法に関する。 The present invention relates to a stainless steel embroidery twisted yarn and a method thereof, and more particularly to a stainless steel embroidery twisted yarn and a method thereof for twisting a 35 to 45 μm stainless steel yarn in a polyester fiber machine embroidery yarn of 70 to 80 denier.
かつては世界中どこでも、刺繍業者が使用していた刺繍糸の大多数は、シルク、コットン、麻、ウール等の繊維により紡績された天然繊維であった。工業革命後は、テクノロジーの進歩に従い、化学繊維が開発され、刺繍業界でも、人造絹糸、人造コットン、ナイロン、ポリエステル等が混紡された糸が、刺繍用の表面糸として使用され始めた。しかし、ベース糸は、特に機能性を備えないコットン、人造コットン、混紡糸を主としている。 In the past, the majority of embroidery yarns used by embroiders everywhere in the world were natural fibers spun from fibers such as silk, cotton, hemp and wool. After the industrial revolution, chemical fibers were developed according to technological progress, and in the embroidery industry, yarns made by blending artificial silk, artificial cotton, nylon, polyester, etc. began to be used as surface yarns for embroidery. However, the base yarn mainly includes cotton having no functionality, artificial cotton, and blended yarn.
特許文献1は、機能性刺繍製品の加工方法を掲示し、機能性深色系バイオカーボンを用いた機能性刺繍製品を提示する。それは主に、竹炭、木炭(備長炭)という機能性を備える深色系バイオカーボン、及び別の種類のバイオカーボン、或いは機能性を備える繊維により紡績された糸を、刺繍糸或いはベース糸として使用し、織られた編織品を刺繍面の背面ベース布として用いる。 Patent Document 1 posts a method for processing a functional embroidery product and presents a functional embroidery product using a functional deep color biocarbon. It mainly uses deep-colored biocarbon with the functionality of bamboo charcoal, charcoal (Bincho charcoal), and other types of biocarbon, or yarn spun with functional fibers as embroidery or base yarn. The woven fabric is used as the back base fabric for the embroidery surface.
刺繍時には、一般的な機能性を備えない刺繍糸或いはベース糸を、機能性を備える深色系バイオカーボン或いは機能性を備える繊維により紡績された糸の代わりに、刺繍糸或いはベース糸として刺繍を行う。また、機能性を備える深色系バイオカーボン或いは機能性を備える繊維により織られた編織品を、刺繍面の背面にセットし、刺繍を行うことができる。さらに、その布或いは生地は、衣服等の生活、健康、保健用品に加工され、機能性を備える深色系バイオカーボンと機能性を備える繊維の機能を最大限に発揮させることができる。こうして、バイオカーボン等機能性を備える繊維、編織品の使用範囲を拡大し、機能性刺繍製品の加工方法を形成するものである。 At the time of embroidery, embroidery thread or base thread that does not have general functionality is embroidered as embroidery thread or base thread, instead of thread that is spun by deep-colored biocarbon with functionality or fiber with functionality. Do. In addition, a woven product woven with deep-colored biocarbon having functionality or fibers having functionality can be set on the back of the embroidery surface to perform embroidery. Further, the cloth or fabric is processed into clothes, daily life, health, and health supplies, and the functions of deep-colored biocarbon having functionality and fibers having functionality can be maximized. In this way, the range of use of fibers and knitted fabrics having functionality such as biocarbon is expanded to form a processing method for functional embroidery products.
特許文献2は、高輝度蛍光繊維及びその製造方法を掲示する。その繊維は、人体に悪影響がなく、長時間高輝度で、かつ多色の発光を行う特性を備える。この繊維は、刺繍糸、衣料に応用可能で、長時間高輝度で、かつ多色の発光を行う特性を備える蛍光繊維を提供することができる。 Patent document 2 posts a high-intensity fluorescent fiber and its manufacturing method. The fiber has characteristics that do not adversely affect the human body, have high luminance for a long time, and emit multicolor light. This fiber can be applied to embroidery threads and clothing, and can provide a fluorescent fiber having the characteristics of emitting light of multiple colors with high brightness for a long time.
特許文献3は、繊維中に変色顔料を添加し、感温、感光、感臭気、感湿により変色する繊維を掲示する。それは、特殊な条件下で、溶融紡績時に変色顔料を添加し、紡績、延伸のプロセスを経て形成される全く新しい化学繊維である。該繊維は、水洗いに耐性を持ち、摩擦に強く、立体効果を備える他、添加した変色顔料の違いに応じて、感温、感光、感臭気、感湿により変色するという効果を備える。この繊維は、刺繍、衣服、カーテン、リボン等多くのテキスタイルに用いられ、高付加価値を形成する。 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H10-228688 posts a fiber that is discolored by adding temperature-changing pigment to the fiber and temperature, photosensitivity, odor, and moisture. It is a completely new chemical fiber that is formed through the process of spinning and drawing by adding a discoloration pigment at the time of melt spinning under special conditions. The fiber has resistance to washing with water, is resistant to friction, has a three-dimensional effect, and has the effect of changing color due to temperature, photosensitivity, odor, and humidity depending on the difference in the color-change pigment added. This fiber is used in many textiles such as embroidery, clothes, curtains, ribbons, etc. and forms high added value.
上記したように、先行技術中では、多種の材質を、刺繍材質中に添加している。しかし現在、機械刺繍或いは手作業刺繍の別にかかわらず、刺繍産業で使用されている刺繍糸の材質に、ステンレスは存在しない。一方、ステンレス糸は、電磁波を防止し、静電気を防ぎ、吸音するという卓越した機能を備える。にもかかわらず、刺繍産業では、あらゆる機種の機械刺繍において使用されている刺繍糸材質には、ステンレス材質が存在せず、非常に惜しい。よって、本発明人は大量の実験による検証を経て、本発明ステンレス刺繍撚糸及びその方法を開発した。 As described above, various materials are added to the embroidery material in the prior art. However, at present, stainless steel does not exist as the material of the embroidery thread used in the embroidery industry, whether it is machine embroidery or manual embroidery. On the other hand, the stainless steel thread has an excellent function of preventing electromagnetic waves, preventing static electricity, and absorbing sound. Nevertheless, in the embroidery industry, the embroidery thread material used in all types of machine embroidery does not have a stainless steel material, which is very regrettable. Therefore, the present inventor has developed a stainless embroidery twisted yarn and a method thereof according to the present invention after extensive verification by experiments.
本発明が解決しようとする課題は、現在使用されている刺繍糸の材質に、ステンレスを備えないという問題を解決するステンレス刺繍撚糸及びその方法を提供することである。 The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a stainless steel embroidery twisted yarn and a method for solving the problem that stainless steel is not included in the material of embroidery yarn currently used.
上記課題を解決するため、本発明は下記のステンレス刺繍撚糸及びその方法を提供する。ステンレス刺繍撚糸は、70〜80デニールのポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸と35〜45μmのステンレス糸とを合撚し、該ステンレス刺繍撚糸を構成し、該ポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸はより好ましくは、75デニールである。該ステンレス糸はより好ましくは、40μmで、ステンレス刺繍撚糸の製造方法は、70〜80デニールのポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸を、特定の管体に導入し、さらに35〜45μmのステンレス糸と、単包方式で、合撚して、撚糸し、ステンレス刺繍撚糸を構成し、該特定の管体は、特殊撚糸管で、該ポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸はより好ましくは、75デニールで、該ステンレス糸はより好ましくは、40μmである。 In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides the following stainless steel embroidery twisted yarn and method thereof. The stainless steel embroidery twisted yarn is composed of a 70 to 80 denier polyester fiber machine embroidery thread and a 35 to 45 μm stainless steel thread to constitute the stainless steel embroidery twisted yarn, and the polyester fiber machine embroidery thread is more preferably 75 denier. is there. The stainless steel thread is more preferably 40 μm, and the manufacturing method of the stainless steel embroidery twisted thread is to introduce a polyester fiber machine embroidery thread of 70 to 80 denier into a specific tube, and further to a 35 to 45 μm stainless steel thread and a single package. In this method, twisted and twisted to form a stainless embroidery twisted yarn, the specific tube is a special twisted tube, the polyester fiber machine embroidery yarn is more preferably 75 denier, and the stainless steel yarn is more Preferably, it is 40 μm.
本発明ステンレス刺繍撚糸及びその方法は、以下の効果を備える。
<イ>本発明がポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸中に加えるステンレス糸は、刺繍糸においては過去に例のない新材質で、文化産業に想像できないほどの発展と無限のビジネスチャンスをもたらすことができる。
<ロ> 本発明が、ポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸中にステンレス糸を加え形成する刺繍糸は、毒性がなく、電磁波を防止する作用を備え、しかもステンレス糸は独特のメタリックな光沢を備え、さらに一種のグリーン材料で、しかも静電防止機能をも備える。
<ハ>.自然材質であるステンレスは、クロム12%以上を含む合金で、表面には一層の薄膜を形成し、該薄膜は、保護作用を備え、空気、水分を隔絶し、及び酸/アルカリによる浸食を防止し、刺繍を施した編織品の保存期間を延長することができる。
<二>本発明は、ポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸中にステンレス糸を加えることで、刺繍糸及びそれにより形成される刺繍編織品は、より強い張力を備える。
<ホ>本発明は、手作業刺繍及び機械刺繍に適用され、しかもあらゆる機械刺繍機に適用することができる。
The stainless steel embroidery twisted yarn and method therefor have the following effects.
<A> Stainless steel thread added to polyester fiber machine embroidery thread according to the present invention is a new material unprecedented in embroidery thread, and can bring unprecedented development and unlimited business opportunities to the cultural industry.
<B> The embroidery thread formed by adding a stainless steel thread to the polyester fiber machine embroidery thread according to the present invention is non-toxic and has the function of preventing electromagnetic waves, and the stainless steel thread has a unique metallic gloss, This green material also has an antistatic function.
<C> Stainless steel, which is a natural material, is an alloy containing 12% or more of chromium, and a thin film is formed on the surface. The thin film has a protective action, isolates air and moisture, and acid / alkali. It is possible to prevent the erosion caused by, and to extend the storage period of the woven product with embroidery.
<2> According to the present invention, by adding a stainless steel thread to a polyester fiber machine embroidery thread, the embroidery thread and the embroidery knitted fabric formed thereby have a higher tension.
<E> The present invention is applied to manual embroidery and machine embroidery, and can be applied to any machine embroidery machine.
以下に図面を参照しながら本発明を実施するための最良の形態について詳細に説明する。 The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.
本発明が提供するステンレス刺繍撚糸は、70〜80デニールのポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸と、35〜45μmのステンレス糸とを合撚して構成する。 The stainless steel embroidery thread provided by the present invention is formed by twisting a polyester fiber machine embroidery thread of 70 to 80 denier and a stainless steel thread of 35 to 45 μm.
本発明が提供するステンレス刺繍撚糸の製造方法は、70〜80デニールのポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸を、特定の管体に導入し、さらに35〜45μmのステンレス糸と、単包方式で、合撚して、撚糸し、ステンレス刺繍撚糸を構成する。ポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸はより好ましくは、75デニールで、ステンレス糸はより好ましくは、40μmである。 The present invention provides a method for producing a stainless steel embroidery twisted yarn, in which a polyester fiber mechanical embroidery thread of 70 to 80 denier is introduced into a specific tube, and further twisted in a single package method with a stainless steel thread of 35 to 45 μm. And twist to form a stainless steel embroidery twisted yarn. The polyester fiber machine embroidery thread is more preferably 75 denier and the stainless steel thread is more preferably 40 μm.
図1は、本発明のフローチャートであり、図2は、ステップAの模式図である。ステップAでは、先ず、70〜80デニールのポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸1を、特定の第一管体2に導入する。
第一管体2は、特殊撚糸管である。図3に示すステップBでは、第一管体2上のポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸1と第二管体3上の35〜45μmのステンレス糸4を、同時に別の第三管体5に送る。図4に示すステップCでは、第三管体5より送り出し、単包方式により、合撚、撚糸のプロセスを経た後、さらに機械刺繍糸巻6に送り、本発明ステンレス刺繍撚糸7を完成する。
FIG. 1 is a flowchart of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of Step A. In step A, first, a polyester fiber machine embroidery thread 1 of 70 to 80 denier is introduced into a specific first tube 2.
The first tubular body 2 is a special twisted yarn pipe. In step B shown in FIG. 3, the polyester fiber machine embroidery thread 1 on the first pipe 2 and the 35 to 45 μm stainless steel thread 4 on the second pipe 3 are simultaneously sent to another third pipe 5. In Step C shown in FIG. 4, the steel pipe 5 is sent out from the third tubular body 5, and after passing through the process of twisting and twisting by a single package method, it is further sent to the machine embroidery thread spool 6 to complete the stainless embroidery thread 7 of the present invention.
また、本発明ステンレス繊維の直径は、550μm〜28μmで、長さは、40mm〜120mmであるが、逐一テストを行うことで、機械刺繍機内部のボビンケース運転に適した最良のサイズを決定した。さらに、140μm〜28μmの糸を、ミシン用9、11号針により、軟性ひし形メッシュ布をベース布材として利用し、機械刺繍機においてテスト刺繍を行った。こうして、求められた本発明の最適範囲値は35〜45μmで、テストにより明らかとなった最適値は40μmである。 In addition, the diameter of the stainless steel fiber of the present invention is 550 μm to 28 μm and the length is 40 mm to 120 mm, but the best size suitable for the bobbin case operation inside the machine embroidery machine was determined by performing the tests one by one. . Further, test embroidery was performed on a machine thread embroidery machine using a soft rhombus mesh cloth as a base cloth material with a thread of 140 μm to 28 μm using No. 9 and 11 needles for sewing machines. Thus, the obtained optimum range value of the present invention is 35 to 45 μm, and the optimum value revealed by the test is 40 μm.
以下に、本発明の最適値40μmにより行った実際のテストの実験記録表を掲示する。 In the following, an experimental record table of actual tests conducted with the optimum value of 40 μm of the present invention will be posted.
表1、2、表3及び表4の大きな差異は運転速度で、350回転と1000回転の違いがある。1000回転で行った実験データでは、断針数に小幅な上昇が見られるが、なお許容の範囲内で、しかもその糸切断の確率は非常に小さく、機械刺繍機による大量生産に有利である。 The major difference between Tables 1, 2, 3 and 4 is the operating speed, which differs between 350 and 1000 revolutions. In the experimental data performed at 1000 revolutions, a slight increase in the number of stitches is observed, but still within an allowable range, and the probability of thread cutting is very small, which is advantageous for mass production by a machine embroidery machine.
上記の本発明名称と内容は、本発明技術内容の説明に用いたのみで、本発明を限定するものではない。本発明の精神に基づく等価応用或いはいは部品(構造)の転換、置換、数量の増減はすべて、本発明の保護範囲に含むものとする The above-mentioned names and contents of the present invention are only used for explaining the technical contents of the present invention, and do not limit the present invention. Equivalent applications based on the spirit of the present invention, or conversion, replacement, and increase / decrease of parts (structure) are all included in the protection scope of the present invention.
本発明は特許請求の要件である新規性を備え、従来の同類製品に比べ十分な進歩を有し、実用性が高く、社会のニーズに合致しており、産業上の利用価値は非常に大きい。 The present invention has the novelty that is a requirement of the claims, has sufficient progress compared to conventional similar products, has high practicality, meets the needs of society, and has a great industrial utility value .
1 ポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸
2 第一管体
3 第二管体
4 ステンレス糸
5 第三管体
6 機械刺繍糸巻
7 ステンレス刺繍撚糸
1 polyester fiber machine embroidery thread 2 first tube 3 second tube 4 stainless steel thread 5 third tube 6 machine embroidery thread winding 7 stainless embroidery twisted thread
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70〜80デニールのポリエステル繊維機械刺繍糸と、35〜45μmのステンレス糸とを合撚して構成することを特徴とする、ステンレス刺繍撚糸。 Stainless steel embroidery twisted yarn
A stainless steel embroidery twisted yarn comprising a polyester fiber mechanical embroidery yarn of 70 to 80 denier and a 35 to 45 μm stainless yarn.
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