Imitated silk burnt-out fabric formed by interweaving synthetic polyester fibers
A technology of simulating silk burnt-out and polyester fiber, applied in the field of textile fabrics and fabrics, can solve the problems of alkali resistance, acid resistance, blurred pattern details, pattern distortion, etc., and achieves strong hygroscopicity, good natural drape, realistic flower effect
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2013-03-06
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
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Abstract
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(1) Technical field
[0001] The invention relates to a fabric, in particular to a fabric for making napkins, curtains and bedspread decorative fabrics, which belongs to the field of textile fabrics. (2) Background technology
[0002] Burnt-out fabric refers to the light and thin blended fabric with translucent flower-shaped pattern on the surface. It has good air permeability, strong scratch resistance, quick drying and no ironing. It is the best choice for napkins, curtains, and bedspread decorative fabrics. However, because burnt-out fabrics use the principle that cotton fibers are alkali-resistant and not acid-resistant, polyester-cotton core-spun yarns are used to weave fabrics, and then through post-processing technology, strong acid is used to corrode the outer cotton yarns to expose thinner polyester core threads, forming semi-woven fabrics. For transparent patterns, the subtleties of the pattern are often blurred, resulting in distortion of the pattern. (3) Contents...
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[0012] see figure 1 , the present invention relates to a synthetic polyester fiber imitation silk burnt-out fabric, comprising a burnt-out fabric body 1, the burnt-out fabric body 1 is formed by interweaving warp threads and weft threads, both of which are synthetic polyester fibers . There is an embroidery layer 2 on the surface of the burnt-out fabric body 1 . The embroidery layer 2 is a layer embroidered on the surface of the burnt-out fabric body 1 with colored threads, and is used to outline the subtleties of the pattern shown by the burn-in fabric body 1 to make the pattern more realistic.