Surface fastener made of fiber and method for manufacturing the same
AssigneeYKK Corporation
InventorMitsutoshi Ishihara
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AssigneeYKK Corporation
InventorMitsutoshi Ishihara
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The present invention provides a surface fastener made of a woven/knitted fabric which is extremely thin and flexible. Designs and the like on a rear face side of the fastener can be clearly seen through engaging elements and a substrate. Also, the fastener has a high productivity, thereby allowing a rational price setting. In a surface fastener made of a fiber woven/knitted fabric including a large number of female and/or male engaging elements which are woven simultaneously with weaving of a ground woven/knitted fabric formed of a ground structure and which project from a surface of the woven/knitted fabric, all of warp and weft constituting the ground structure and a yarn constituting the engaging elements are made of monofilament, synthetic resin applied to a rear face of the ground woven/knitted fabric adheres intensively to crossing portions of the monofilaments constituting the warp, the weft, and the engaging elements, and gaps are formed between weaving/knitting structure of the monofilaments constituting the warp, the weft, and the engaging elements.
A surface fastener made of fiber including a large number of engaging elements which are woven/knitted simultaneously with weaving/knitting of a ground woven/knitted fabric formed of a ground structure and which project from a surface of the woven/knitted fabric,
A surface fastener made of fiber according to clam 1, wherein finenesses of the yarns constituting the ground structure are in a range of 2 d to 100 d.
A method for manufacturing a surface fastener made of fiber including a large number of engaging elements which are woven/knitted simultaneously with weaving/knitting of a ground woven/knitted fabric formed of a ground structure and which project from a surface of the woven/knitted fabric,
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