JPS61231286A - Dyeing of extremely fine fiber structure - Google Patents

Dyeing of extremely fine fiber structure

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JPS61231286A
JPS61231286A JP60069217A JP6921785A JPS61231286A JP S61231286 A JPS61231286 A JP S61231286A JP 60069217 A JP60069217 A JP 60069217A JP 6921785 A JP6921785 A JP 6921785A JP S61231286 A JPS61231286 A JP S61231286A
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豊 増田
半田 信義
中村 暉夫
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Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は極細繊維構造物のインクジェット法による染色
捺染方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a method for dyeing and printing ultrafine fiber structures using an inkjet method.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

1デニール以下の極細繊維についてはスェード調人工皮
革のほか高密度の織物などに利用分野は広がっている。
Ultrafine fibers of 1 denier or less are being used in a wide range of applications, including suede-like artificial leather and high-density textiles.

これらの極細繊維の染色に関しては発色性が悪いため同
一の染料濃度に対して色のみえ方がうすく多量の染料が
必要なこと、繊維の表面蹟が大きくなり各種堅ろう度が
悪化することなどの問題があり種々検討はなされている
が、染料使用量の増大、染料種の限定についての問題は
残されている。さらに捺染についてはこれらの他さらに
糊剤を大量に使用するため染着率がさらに低下すること
、立毛布帛については糊剤付与の状態で発色を行なうだ
め立毛のへたりなどの変化をうけやすいという欠点を有
している。
When it comes to dyeing these ultra-fine fibers, there are several problems such as poor color development, which makes the color look faint for the same dye concentration and requires a large amount of dye, and the fiber surface becomes large and various fastness properties deteriorate. Although various studies have been carried out to address these problems, the problems of increasing the amount of dye used and limiting the types of dyes remain. Furthermore, in the case of textile printing, in addition to the above, a large amount of sizing agent is used, which further reduces the dyeing rate, and as for raised fabrics, since the coloring is carried out with the sizing agent applied, the raised fabric is susceptible to changes such as sagging. It has its drawbacks.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

本発明は極細繊維構造物の無地染めおよび捺染に関し、
従来技術にくらべ (1)  染料の使用量に対して表面濃度が高く有効利
用率が高い。
The present invention relates to plain dyeing and printing of ultrafine fiber structures,
Compared to conventional technology (1) The surface concentration is high relative to the amount of dye used, and the effective utilization rate is high.

(2)糊剤などの使用が実質的に非常に少なく固着率が
高い。
(2) Use of glue and the like is substantially less and the adhesion rate is high.

(3)非接触染液付与のため立毛の変化がほとんどない
(3) Since the dye solution is applied without contact, there is almost no change in the nap.

(4)  低粘度の染液を用いてもにじみのほとんどな
い図柄が得られる。
(4) Even if a low viscosity dye solution is used, a design with almost no bleeding can be obtained.

特徴を有する染色方法を提供することにある。The object of the present invention is to provide a dyeing method having characteristics.

〔問題点を解決するだめの手段〕[Failure to solve the problem]

本発明は。 The present invention is.

(1)1デニール以下の極細繊維を含有する繊維構造物
に(、)水溶性物質を付与する工程、(b)インクジェ
ット法により着色液を付与する工程および(C)湿熱下
で発色させる工程を含む染色法。
(1) A step of applying a water-soluble substance to a fiber structure containing ultrafine fibers of 1 denier or less, (b) a step of applying a coloring liquid by an inkjet method, and (C) a step of developing color under moist heat. Staining methods including.

(2)1デニール以下の極細繊維を含有する繊維構造物
にインクジェット法により着色液を付与するに際しあら
かじめ繊維構造物に水溶性物質として金属塩または含N
カチオン性物質を付与し、インク成分に染料のほか該金
属塩または含Nカチオン性物質により凝固するアニオン
物質を添加したものを用い付与したのち湿熱下で発色さ
せることを特徴とする染色法。
(2) When applying a colored liquid to a fiber structure containing ultrafine fibers of 1 denier or less by an inkjet method, metal salts or N-containing substances are added to the fiber structure as a water-soluble substance in advance.
A dyeing method characterized in that a cationic substance is applied, the ink component is added with an anionic substance that coagulates with the metal salt or the N-containing cationic substance in addition to the dye, and then color is developed under moist heat.

である。It is.

インクジェット法により布帛の捺染を行なうことは特開
昭54−18975ほかによシすでに公知であるが2本
発明者らはとくに極細繊維構造物に適用した場合に非常
に有効であることおよび、特定の前処理と発色方法との
組み合わせで表面濃色でにじみ防止された高品位の染色
が可能なことを見出したものである。
The printing of fabrics by the inkjet method is already known in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 54-18975 and others, but the present inventors found that it is very effective especially when applied to ultrafine fiber structures, and that We have discovered that by combining the pretreatment and the color development method, it is possible to achieve high-quality dyeing with a deep surface color and prevention of bleeding.

以下本発明につき詳細に説明する。The present invention will be explained in detail below.

本発明の極細繊維構造物というのは1デニール以下好ま
しくは0.001〜0.7デニールの極細繊維を含有す
る繊維構造物であって2表面に立毛を有する編織物、不
織布のほか立毛を有さない編織物。
The ultrafine fiber structure of the present invention is a fiber structure containing ultrafine fibers of 1 denier or less, preferably 0.001 to 0.7 denier, and includes knitted fabrics and nonwoven fabrics having napped surfaces on two surfaces, as well as napped fabrics. knitted fabric.

不織布も含まれる。繊維素材としては特に限定されない
が極細繊維の製造面からポリエステル系。
Also includes non-woven fabrics. The fiber material is not particularly limited, but polyester is used from the perspective of producing ultra-fine fibers.

ポリアミド系、ポリアクリル系の合成繊維が好ましく用
いられる。極細繊維の製造については公知の任意の方法
で得ることができる。
Polyamide-based and polyacrylic-based synthetic fibers are preferably used. Ultrafine fibers can be produced by any known method.

つぎに本発明において染液を付与する方法はインクジェ
ット方法である。これは10滴または複数の液滴を制御
して被処理物に付与するものである。
Next, in the present invention, the method for applying the dye liquid is an inkjet method. In this method, 10 droplets or a plurality of droplets are controlled and applied to the object to be treated.

本発明においてはインクジェット方式に特に限定される
ものではないが代表的なものとして、(1)圧力パルス
型(オンデマンド方式)、(2)7111圧振動型。
In the present invention, the inkjet method is not particularly limited, but typical examples include (1) pressure pulse type (on-demand method), and (2) 7111 pressure vibration type.

(3)静電加速型などをあげることができる。(3) Electrostatic acceleration type, etc. can be mentioned.

これらのインクジェットにおいては液は通常2000P
以下多くは50cp以下の低粘度であり。
In these inkjets, the liquid is usually 2000P.
Most of the following have a low viscosity of 50 cp or less.

布帛類とくに極細繊維構造物は吸収性が高く内部へ拡散
するため表面濃度が薄くなるという問題がある。本発明
者らはこの点について検討した結果。
Fabrics, especially ultrafine fiber structures, have a problem in that they have high absorbency and diffuse into the interior, resulting in a thin surface concentration. This is the result of the inventors' study on this point.

水溶性物質を付与することが有効であることを見出した
。水溶性物質としては特に限定されるものではないが(
a)水溶性金属塩、(b)水溶性ポリマー。
It has been found that it is effective to add a water-soluble substance. Water-soluble substances are not particularly limited, but (
a) Water-soluble metal salt, (b) Water-soluble polymer.

(C)常温固体の親水性有機化合物、などがあげられる
、 (−)の例としては、  Na、 K、  Ca、
  Zn、 Ba、Mg。
(C) Hydrophilic organic compounds that are solid at room temperature, etc. Examples of (-) include Na, K, Ca,
Zn, Ba, Mg.

A1などの水溶性塩類、(b)の例としては、ポリビニ
ルアルコール、アルギン酸ソーダ、ポリアクリル酸ソー
ダ、ポリビニルピロリドンなど、(C)の例としては尿
素、水溶性アミン、アンモニウム塩などがあげられる。
Water-soluble salts such as A1, examples of (b) include polyvinyl alcohol, sodium alginate, sodium polyacrylate, polyvinylpyrrolidone, etc., and examples of (C) include urea, water-soluble amines, ammonium salts, etc.

本発明者らはこれらの中で繊維構造物に水溶性金属塩ま
たは含Nカチオン性物質を付与しインク成分に染料のほ
か該金属塩または含Nカチオン性物質により凝固するア
ニオン物質を添加することがとくに有効であることを見
出した。
Among these, the present inventors added a water-soluble metal salt or an N-containing cationic substance to the fiber structure, and added an anionic substance that coagulates with the metal salt or N-containing cationic substance in addition to the dye to the ink component. was found to be particularly effective.

本発明者らの検討によればアニオン物質の例としては、
水溶性アニオンポリマ、アニオン性分散剤などを用いる
ことができる。すなわち−9o、M基や−COOM基な
どを有するアニオン性物質でかつ染料親和性を有する化
合物は凝固する際に染料を含んで凝固するため、染液の
にじみや内部浸透が防止されシャープな表面濃色の染色
物を得ることができる。
According to the studies of the present inventors, examples of anionic substances include:
Water-soluble anionic polymers, anionic dispersants, etc. can be used. In other words, compounds that are anionic substances with -9o, M groups, -COOM groups, etc. and have affinity for dyes contain the dye when coagulating, which prevents bleeding and internal penetration of the dye solution and creates a sharp surface. Deep dyed products can be obtained.

本発明者らの検討によれば極細繊維構造物の場合、十分
な色濃度を得るために通常繊維の場合よシさらにインク
付与量を高くする必要がある。好ましい染液の付与量は
極細繊維構造物の目付をAg/m2. 付与量をX g
、/+n2とするとo、i≦X/A≦0,9゜さらに好
ましくは0.2≦X/A≦0.8 とする必要がある。
According to studies conducted by the present inventors, in the case of ultrafine fiber structures, it is necessary to apply a higher amount of ink than in the case of ordinary fibers in order to obtain sufficient color density. The preferred amount of dye solution applied is based on the basis weight of the ultrafine fiber structure in Ag/m2. The amount given is X g
, /+n2, it is necessary to satisfy o, i≦X/A≦0.9°, more preferably 0.2≦X/A≦0.8.

つぎに本発明においては発色は湿熱下すなわち飽和蒸気
中あるいは過熱蒸気中で行なうのがよい。
Next, in the present invention, color development is preferably carried out under moist heat, that is, in saturated steam or superheated steam.

高温乾熱下での発色は極細繊維の風合いをそこないやす
く、付与される水溶性物質の変質などがおこりやすく好
ましくない。
Color development under high-temperature dry heat is not preferable because it tends to damage the texture of the ultrafine fibers and tends to cause deterioration of the water-soluble substances applied.

以上のような本発明の方法を例えば立毛人工皮革に適用
した場合次のような特徴を有する。
When the method of the present invention as described above is applied to, for example, napped artificial leather, it has the following characteristics.

(1)無地染めに使用する場合9片面付与で染料使用量
が少なくてすむ。
(1) When used for plain dyeing, the amount of dye used can be reduced by applying 9 to one side.

(2)捺染に使用した場合、実質的に糊をほとんど使用
しないため染料の固着率が高くかつ非接触無糊剤のため
立毛の変化が少なく表面品位が良好である。
(2) When used in textile printing, the fixation rate of the dye is high because virtually no glue is used, and the non-contact, non-sizing agent results in less change in napping and good surface quality.

以下実施例にて本発明を例示する。The present invention will be illustrated in the following examples.

〈実施例1〉 0.1デニールの極細ポリエステル系繊維絡合体よりな
るスェード調立毛人工皮革(東し“エクセーヌ″目付2
20 g/m2)をあらかじめ液流染色機を用いて12
0℃で10分間精練、もみ作用を施し柔軟化、立毛のさ
ばけを良好なものとした。これに塩化カルシウム40 
g/L濃度液で前処理を行なつた(パッド法、絞り率1
10%、乾燥80℃)。
<Example 1> Suede-like napped artificial leather made of 0.1 denier ultra-fine polyester fiber entanglement (Toshi "Ecsaine" basis weight 2
20 g/m2) in advance using a jet dyeing machine.
Scouring and kneading were performed at 0° C. for 10 minutes to soften the material and to improve the raising of the fluff. Calcium chloride 40
Pretreatment was performed with g/L concentration solution (pad method, squeezing rate 1
10%, dry at 80°C).

一方、下記組成の分散染料インクを準備した。On the other hand, a disperse dye ink having the following composition was prepared.

上記組成に対して水分散ポリエステルを添加しないイン
クも同時に調製した。
An ink with no water-dispersed polyester added to the above composition was also prepared at the same time.

よりなる水溶性ポリエステル(分子量約3000)。A water-soluble polyester (molecular weight approximately 3000).

つぎに下記条件でインクジェット染色ヲ行なった。ただ
し同一箇所でドツト付与した染着部の付与量(X)は5
0 g/m2である。(X/A = 0.23 )方 
式:オンデマンド方式 ノズル径:60μ 印加電圧:60v 解像度:8本/画 ノズルと布間距離:1− 得られた捺染物を120°Cの高圧スチーム下で20分
発色させ常法にて還元洗浄した。
Next, inkjet dyeing was performed under the following conditions. However, the amount (X) of the dyed area where dots are applied at the same location is 5
0 g/m2. (X/A = 0.23)
Formula: On-demand method Nozzle diameter: 60μ Applied voltage: 60V Resolution: 8 lines/distance between nozzle and cloth: 1- The obtained printed material is colored under high-pressure steam at 120°C for 20 minutes and then reduced using a conventional method. Washed.

染色品のドツト径9色濃度(L値、低い方が濃い)9図
柄のけじみを判定して表に示した。
The shading of 9 designs with dot diameters and 9 color densities (L value, lower is darker) of dyed products was determined and shown in the table.

立毛布帛は1滴のドツト径からみるとにじみは大きくな
いが色濃度が低くまだドツトが集合した図柄となった場
合にじみが発生するのにくらべ。
With raised fabrics, bleeding is not large considering the diameter of a single drop, but the color density is low and bleeding occurs when the pattern is made up of clusters of dots.

本発明の前処理を行なった場合1色濃度が高く図柄での
にじみも認められなかった。とくに前処理剤の塩化カル
シウムで凝固可能なポリエステルを添加した場合には良
好な結果を得た。
When the pretreatment of the present invention was performed, the density of one color was high and no bleeding was observed in the design. Particularly good results were obtained when polyester, which can be coagulated with calcium chloride as a pretreatment agent, was added.

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)1デニール以下の極細繊維を含有する繊維構造物
に(a)水溶性物質を付与する工程、(b)インクジェ
ット法により着色液を付与する工程および(c)湿熱下
で発色させる工程を含む染色法。
(1) A step of (a) applying a water-soluble substance to a fiber structure containing ultrafine fibers of 1 denier or less, (b) a step of applying a coloring liquid by an inkjet method, and (c) a step of developing color under moist heat. Staining methods including.
(2)1デニール以下の極細繊維を含有する繊維構造物
にインクジェット法により着色液を付与するに際しあら
かじめ繊維構造物に水溶性物質として金属塩または含N
カチオン性物質を付与し、インク成分に染料のほか該金
属塩または含Nカチオン性物質により凝固するアニオン
物質を添加したものを用い付与したのち湿熱下で発色さ
せることを特徴とする染色法。
(2) When applying a colored liquid to a fiber structure containing ultrafine fibers of 1 denier or less by an inkjet method, metal salts or N-containing substances are added to the fiber structure as a water-soluble substance in advance.
A dyeing method characterized in that a cationic substance is applied, the ink component is added with an anionic substance that coagulates with the metal salt or the N-containing cationic substance in addition to the dye, and then color is developed under moist heat.
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JPS5649087A (en) * 1979-09-25 1981-05-02 Toray Industries Novel raised sheet and method
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