Teijin Limited

Yoshiyuki Sasaki

Katsuyuki Kasaoka

Masayuki Tani

Shiro Kumakawa

Shigenobu Kobayashi

Setsuo Yamada

Fumiki Takabayashi

Tetsuo Okamoto

Hajime Hino

Norihiro Minemura

Mitsuo Matsumoto

Osamu Wada

Nobuo Takahashi

Akio Kimura

Shunichi Takeda

Hiroyuki Nagai

Mitsuo Kuwabara

Kaoru Asada

Toshimasa Shimizu

Tomio Matsubara

Takumi Shimazu

Kiyoshi Harada

Yukimasa Fujisawa

Toshio Sekiguthi

Masaaki Yao

Deeply dyed polyester fabric

A blended staple fiber yarn having a high grade cotton yarn-like touch, hand and appearance and superior mechanical strength, abrasion resistance, flame resistance and scratching resistance is comprised of 30 to 80 parts by weight of extremely fine polyester staple fibers having a denier of 0.9 or less and 20 to 70 parts by weight of super high modulus staple fibers having a Young's modulus of 4000 kg/mm.sup.2 or more, and can be produced by a specific draft zone system spinning process in which individual filaments are drawn-cut and the resultant staple fibers are cohered to each other to form a spun yarn.

Blended synthetic short fiber yarn fabric

Ultra-soft and flat multifilament yarn and process for the production

A synthetic filament-reinforced polymer material sheet having a very small thickness of 0.25 mm or less and a large specific tensile strength of 3.4.times.10.sup.6 cm or more is composed of a reinforcing sheet in which a number of straightened individual synthetic polymer filaments are arranged in parallel to each other and are spaced from each other at an average interval not larger than the average thickness of the filaments, and which has a width W anmd a thickness T satisfying the relationship W/T.gtoreq.40 and a coefficient of variation of thickness of 30% or less, and a polymer material impregnated in the spaces between the individual filaments.

Synthetic filament-reinforced polymer material sheet and process for

A process for manufacturing a bulky flat yarn comprising: preparing at least two kinds of thermoplastic synthetic undrawn yarns having different natural draw ratios, respectively; simultaneously drawing said prepared yarns at a draw ratio which is equal to or larger than the smallest natural draw ratio of the yarns and which is equal to or smaller than the largest natural draw ratio; and releasing drawing tension in the yarns after they are drawn. The yarns are mixed by means of an interlacing air nozzle before or after they are drawn.

Bulky flat yarn of silky touch and a process for manufacturing the same

An electroconductive core-sheath composite fiber comprising a core containing an electroconductive substance and a sheath formed of a fiber-forming polymer, which surrounds the core, wherein the core is completely covered with the sheath, the electric resistance of the surface of the fiber is lower than 10.sup.10 .OMEGA./cm, and the ratio of the electric resistance (.OMEGA./cm) of the surface to the internal electric resistance between the sections is lower than 10.sup.3.

Process for preparation of electroconductive composite fiber

Electroconductive composite fiber and process for preparation thereof

A polyester multi-filament yarn having uneven thickness along the length, comprising a bulged portion in which a part of filaments are separated or bulged out from the yarn surface, and at least a portion of the filament composing the bulged portion has a wrinkled area disposed intermittently along the length of the filament, each area being formed of a plurality of corrugations created by upheaval of the surface of the filament, each corrugation encircling substantially the entire periphery of the filament perpendicular to the axis of the filament. The yarn is suitably utilized for manufacturing a fabric having a raw silk touch.

Polyester yarn

Polyester yarn and fabric made of the same

A cut pile fabric such as a velvet composed of a synthetic fiber pile having deep color shade and smooth touch on its pile surface, the piles thereof having non-mushroom shaped cut ends at their tip portions, defined by the equation d.sub.1 /d.sub.2 .ltoreq.1.3, where d.sub.1 is the maximum diameter of the tip portion and d.sub.2 is a diameter of the remaining portion of the piles. The pile fabric is obtained by utilizing, as a pile yarn, a synthetic yarn having a breakage strength of less than 2.8 g/De, a primary yielding strength of more than 1.2 g/De, a breakage elongation of less than 50%, and a primary yielding elongation of less than 10%. Such synthetic yarn can advantageously be prepared by a crystallization drawing process.

Pile fabric with non-mushroom shaped cut ends

A deep-dyeable polyester fiber of soft hand comprising recurring units consisting mainly of ethylene terephthalate and --SO.sub.3 M groups in which M is an alkali metal, and having a degree of crystallinity .chi..sub..rho. of from 30 to 55%, a degree of orientation .DELTA.n of from 0.06 to 0.12 and .chi..sub..rho. /.DELTA.n of from 350 to 550. The fiber can be produced by heat treating a melt spun, slightly oriented filament under relaxation and then drawing the heat treated filament at a low temperature.

Deep-dyeable polyester fiber

Disclosed is a textured composite yarn composed of a first multifilament yarn having a lower extensibility and a second multifilament yarn having a higher extensibility, as well as a process for manufacturing such textured composite yarn. The first multifilament yarn forms a core yarn, while the second multifilament yarn is wrapped at least partially around the core yarn. Some individual filaments of the second multifilament yarn are entangled and interlaced with some filaments of the first multifilament yarn in the boundary region between the core yarn and the wrapping yarn.

Spun yarn-like textured composite yarn and a process for manufacturing

After a polyester tow having a total denier of 5000 de is drafted at a ratio of between 10 and 20 and stretch broken, the obtained fiber bundle of staple fibers is subjected to a false twisting operation by means of a fluid jet nozzle, and then the false twisted fiber bundle is wound several turns around a hot roller heated at a temperature of 220.degree. C. and located in a detwisting region downstream from the false twisting nozzle. The surface fibers, which extend outwards because of the centrifugal force generated by the rotation of the fiber bundle during the detwisting thereof, suddenly stopped rotation when the fiber bundle contacts the hot roller, and the surface fibers wrap around the body portion of the fiber bundle to form a plurality of individual wrapping portions, in each of which the surface fibers are interlaced each other. Thus a spun-like yarn is obtained.

Spun-like yarn and a process for manufacturing the same

Disclosed is a novel bulkable filamentary yarn of a flat yarn-like smooth appearance, said bulkable filamentary yarn is composed essentially of a bulkable portion and an interlaced portion existing alternately along the yarn length. Upon scouring, for example, said yarn develops its latent bulkiness similar to the fullness of silk, thus a silk-like appearance as well as a silk-like hand are provided in a fabric. The yarn itself can be obtained by heat-shrinking arc-like loops protruding on the yarn surface into a straightened state parallel to the yarn while the yarn is being tensioned along its length.

Bulkable filamentary yarn

Novel polyester filamentary yarn is provided having (a) a fineness of 0.9 denier per filament or less, (b) an amorphous orientation in the range of 30% to 70% and (c) a negative .epsilon..sub.0.2 where said .epsilon..sub.0.2 is a structural integrity parameter. The yarn possesses ameliorated properties regarding a heat-setting property, a raising property, a dimensional stability and a twist resistance. The yarn finds its wide range of usage, for example, silky fabrics with an excellent fullness, pliability and liveliness, raised fabrics with thermally stabilized fluffs protruding straight-forwardly and an extremely soft hand, and uniformly creped fabrics with an improved surface contour are obtained therefrom.

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