The invention discloses a monofilament
viscose chenille fabric and a production technique thereof. Warps comprise a 20 D nylon semi-gloss monofilament; wefts comprise an R30S
yarn and three
viscose chenille threads. The production technique comprises S1,
spooling, to be specific, winding the warps and the wefts into cones, and removing flaws and impurities; S2, beaming, to be specific, winding thewarps to warp beams; S3, slashing, to be specific, placing the warp beams on a slashing
machine, soaking the warps in a size, sucking the size, and
drying with an oven; S4, applying glue, to be specific, intermittently scraping the glued
viscose chenille through a scraper during moving of the three viscose chenille,
drying with a dryer, and forming a plurality of circular grooves in a silica gellayer; S4, knitting, to be specific, knitting the three viscose chenille into twist shape; S5, drawing in, to be specific, drawing the warps on the warp beams sequentially through harness wires and reeds, and inserting a dropper onto the warps; S6, weaving, to be specific, guiding the warp beams through the wefts on a shuttle loom through a shuttle, and interweaving to obtain a gray cloth. The monofilament viscose chenille fabric is more comfortable to touch and has good warmth retention.