Method for manufacturing a fancy textured yarn provided with slubs
AssigneeToyo Boseki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMeiji Anahara, Tsugio Take, Yutaka Kajihara
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AssigneeToyo Boseki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMeiji Anahara, Tsugio Take, Yutaka Kajihara
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A method for manufacturing a fancy textured yarn provided with slubs. In this manufacturing method, at least one thermoplastic multifilament yarn A is supplied to a twisting zone of a false twisting apparatus provided with a heater disposed at an upstream position to a false twisting element and at least one thermoplastic multifilament yarn B is supplied to the above-mentioned twisting zone so as to combine with the yarn A by way of a yarn guide which is reciprocally displaced along the yarn passage of the yarn A. The combined yarn is heat-set by the heater and then untwisted after passing through the false twisting element. Thereafter the untwisted yarn provided with numerous stable slubs composed of the yarn B, formed by wrapping the yarn B about the yarn A, is taken up to a yarn package. In the above-mentioned processing, the displacing speed of the yarn guide toward the false twisting element is controlled in a range between less than one time and at least 0.5 times the running speed of the yarn A.
Method for manufacturing a fancy textured yarn provided with numerous fancy slubs by means of a false twisting apparatus provided with a false twisting member and a heater disposed at a twisting zone upstream of said false twisting member, comprising supplying at least one multifilament yarn A and at least one multifilament yarn B into said twisting zone independently, combining said yarn B with said yarn A at a wrapping point reciprocally moving along the yarn passage of said yarn A in said twisting zone, displacing said wrapping point toward the running direction of said yarn A at a speed in a range between less than the running speed of said yarn A and approximately 0.5 times that of said running speed and heating the thus formed composite yarn in said twisting zone.
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