Kawo kawo fiber and cotton fiber blended down-proof and anti-mite fabric and weaving method for same
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A kapok fiber and cotton fiber technology, applied in textiles, papermaking, textile, fiber treatment, etc., can solve the problems of chemical fiber filaments such as poor moisture absorption and perspiration, and reduced comfort, and achieve good natural anti-mite properties, good moisture absorption, and hand feeling smooth effect
Inactive Publication Date: 2017-04-19
JIHUA 3542 TEXTILE CO LTD
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However, the anti-mite fabrics of physical methods are generally made of chemical fibers. The moisture absorption and perspiration performance of chemical fiber filaments is worse than that of cotton, and the comfort is greatly reduced compared with cotton fabrics.
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[0024] Example 1: The warp yarn number is 14.5tex, and the blending ratio is: kapok fiber weight percentage is 20%, cotton fiber weight percentage is 80%; the weft yarn number is 9.7tex, and the blending ratio is: kapok fiber weight percentage is 20% , Cotton fiber weight percentage is 80%.
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[0025] Example 2: The warp yarn number is 14.5tex, the blending ratio is: kapok fiber weight percentage is 25%, cotton weight percentage is 75%; the weft yarn number is 9.7tex, the blending ratio is: kapok fiber weight percentage is 15% , The weight percentage of cotton fiber is 85%.
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[0026] Example 3: The number of warp yarns is 14.5 tex, and the blending ratio is: 30% by weight of kapok fiber, 70% by weight of cotton fiber; the number of weft yarn is 9.7 tex, and the blending ratio is: 30% by weight of kapok fiber , 70% by weight of cotton fiber.
[0027] The steps of the weaving method are as follows: winding process → warping process → sizing process → reeding process → weaving process → finishing process;
[0028] (1) Winding process:
[0029] Using Murata 21C automatic winder, the cotton / kapok 14.5tex bobbin is wound into a well-formed, large capacity, and the winding density is 0.7 / cm 3 To remove the neps, coarse details and other defects and impurities on the yarn;
[0030] (2) Warping process:
[0031] Warping 750 cotton / kapok yarns of 14.5 tex with a length of 5200 meters to form a yarn sheet with uniform tension, which is wound in close parallel on 12 warp beams, and the total number of warping is 9,000;
[0032] (3) Sizing process:
[0033] A. Preparation ...
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The invention provides a kawo kawo fiber and cotton fiber blended down-proof and anti-mite fabric and a weaving method for the same and relates to the technical field of textile production. The kawo kawo fiber and cotton fiber blended down-proof and anti-mite fabric is weaved via warp yarns and weft yarns. The warp yarns and the weft yarns are blended via kawo kawo fibers and cotton fibers; the weight percentage of the kawo kawo fibers is 20% to 30%; the weight percentage of the cotton fibers is 80% to 70%; the number of the warp yarns is 14.5tex; the number of the weft yarns is 9.7tex; and the fabric is in a plain weave structure. The weaving method comprises the following steps of a spooling procedure, a warping procedure, a slashing procedure, a denting procedure, a weaving procedure and a finishing procedure. Blended yarns formed by the kawo kawo fibers and the cotton fibers at a rational ratio are employed and weaved to form bedding article fabric with natural down-proof and anti-mite effects as well as great downproofness and great moisture absorbing and ventilating performance; the textile structure is tight, plain and fine and has smooth hand feeling and gloss; the fabric is ventilating and downproof and anti-mite as well as firm and abrasion-resistant; and great comfortableness and warming effect can be achieved.
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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of textiles, in particular to a kapok fiber and cotton fiber blended fabric used for feather-proof and mite-proof fabric and a weaving method. Background technique [0002] In the prior art, mites are microscopic pests that are not easy to see with the naked eye. They are widely distributed in dark corners of the room, located on carpets, mattresses, pillows, sofas, etc., and their secretions, excreta and corpses are allergenic Very strong allergens can cause allergic rhinitis, bronchial asthma and other diseases of the human respiratory system, and seriously affect human health. Especially for the elderly and infants, the immunity is low and it is easy to cause allergies due to mites. Pure cotton or polyester-cotton blended fabrics generally do not have the function of preventing mites. Some so-called anti-mites bedding fabrics on the market use various chemical or physical anti-mite methods, such as adding some...
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