JPS60215837A - Foil yarn fabric - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial applications The present invention relates to a foil yarn fabric woven using flat foil yarn.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Many foil yarn fabrics using flat foil yarns have been known. However, in both cases, the flat foil threads are straight and have a totally reflective metallic luster, so although they are luxurious, they are monotonous, making it impossible to obtain a variety of elegant products, and their uses are limited. was there.

OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a foil yarn fabric using flat foil yarn that has a good texture and a calm and elegant appearance.

Structure of the Invention The foil yarn fabric of the present invention is woven using flat foil yarns as at least part of the warp and/or weft, and the flat foil yarns cause the foil sheet to have a corrugated or different diameter cross section. It is characterized by being cut and transformed into.

The flat foil yarn used in the present invention may be manufactured by the same method as conventional flat foil yarn, but it is necessary to cut it into various shapes with waveforms or varying thicknesses.

Since such a flat foil yarn is not a straight flat foil yarn with a constant width as in the conventional method, it can be woven into an elegant fabric with a pongee-like texture.

Further, in the present invention, it is preferable to use a flat foil yarn having an extremely thin Japanese paper layer on the surface as at least a part of the flat foil yarn. With such flat foil threads, the metallic color appears faintly through the ultra-thin washi paper, and when combined with the weaving effect of special shapes such as waves, it is possible to provide textiles with a very sophisticated appearance. In addition, by using the Japanese paper layer on the surface in this case, post-processing such as dyeing or pasting gold and silver foil on the flat foil yarn becomes possible, and when applying paints such as colorless or colored transparent lacquer, the surface Japanese paper becomes transparent. It is possible to create a shiny pattern with a rich metallic color.

Therefore, the woven fabric of the present invention can be made more varied by using such flat foil yarns and by coloring or coating at least a portion of the flat foil yarns, and
Depending on the application of the gold and silver leaf, the faint metallic color that appears through the washi paper and the bright gold and silver color of the area where the gold and silver leaf is applied are subtly harmonized, resulting in a product with an extremely excellent design effect.

Even if the woven fabric of the present invention is woven only with deformed and cut flat foil yarns, appropriate voids are formed between the flat foil yarns due to changes in the shape of the flat foil yarns, resulting in a woven fabric with a good texture. It is preferable to weave a regular thread into every number of regular flat foil threads, and it is also possible to use regular flat foil threads in combination with plain threads.

In addition, in the present invention, it is also possible to form a jacquard pattern pattern using flat foil threads as warp threads.

EXAMPLE Next, an example of the present invention will be shown. In this example, an extremely thin Japanese paper was pasted on the polyester film surface of a foil sheet consisting of polyester film/silver/adhesive/Japanese paper, and the resulting sheet was Yarn A cut into a waveform with a width of 1.57727+1
was used for the warp.

In addition, the width of the same sheet as above is 1.5 at intervals of 25α.
Separately, yarn B was prepared which was cut in widths varying from M to 0.7W7#.

f1+ warp A is warped at a density of 20 warps between 3cIn,
This is followed by a process of weaving 8 weft B yarns with the thin ends lined up on the left end, then 1 silk thread, then 8 weft B yarns with the thick ends lining up on the left end, and then 1 silk thread in a plain weave weave. Fold it back and get the fabric.

This fabric was slightly wavy, with a faint silver color appearing through the ultra-thin washi paper, giving it a nice texture and an okudoko-like appearance.

(2) Fabrics were obtained in the same manner as in (1) except that the number of weft yarns B in the fi+ example was changed to 5 at a time, and the number of silk yarns was also changed to 2 at a time. By applying the dye solution in rainbow colors, the fabric has a very noble and elegant appearance.

(31 Warp A was woven with a thread cut into the same waveform as the warp as a weft. The resulting fabric had a gentle grain shape throughout and had a very good texture.

When red lacquer was applied in a thin pattern to this fabric, the applied area became a reddish chain pattern with excellent metallic luster.

Patent applicant Yasuoka Yabe Deputy Manager Shinji Ken Department (1 other person)

Claims (1)

[Claims] K) A weaving using flat foil threads in at least a portion of the warp and/or weft, where the flat foil threads deform the foil sheet so that it has a waveform or a cross section with a different diameter. A foil thread fabric characterized by being cut by hand. (2) The foil yarn fabric according to claim (1), wherein at least a portion of the flat foil yarn has ultrathin Japanese paper adhered to its surface so that it can be seen through. (3) The foil yarn fabric according to claim (2), wherein at least a portion of the flat foil yarn is colored. (4) Claim (2) or (3) characterized in that at least a portion of the flat foil thread is coated with a paint.
) The foil yarn fabric described in item ).