Synthetic polymer multifilament yarn useful for bulky yarn and process for producing the same
AssigneeTeijin Limited
InventorsMasato Yoshimoto, Shinji Ohwaki
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AssigneeTeijin Limited
InventorsMasato Yoshimoto, Shinji Ohwaki
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A synthetic polymer multifilament yarn capable of being converted to a bulky yarn is composed of a plurality of irregular individual filaments each having at least two belt-shaped filamentary constituents, at least one core filamentary constituent located between the belt-shaped constituents and extending in a sinuous manner and having a thickness varying alternately between thick and thin, and at least two thin middle filamentary constituents located between the core constituent and the belt-shaped constituents to thereby connect those constituents to each other. In each cross-sectional profile of the individual filaments, the core constituent has an inscribed circle having a diameter (lB), the belt-shaped constituents have a substantially I-shaped cross-section, the middle constituents have a waist-formed cross-sectional profile having a narrowest portion thereof, and the diameter (lB) is larger than diameters (lC) of inscribed circles of cross-sectional regions each consisting of a cross-section of a belt-shaped constituent and a half portion of a waist-formed cross-section of a middle constituent located between the belt-shaped constituent and a line drawn along the narrowest portion of the middle constituent.
A synthetic polymer multifilament yarn capable of being converted to a bulky yarn, consisting of a plurality of irregular individual filaments, each of which individual filaments comprises a filament-forming synthetic polymer and is composed of:
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