Chenille yarn fabric and its production method and process

In the production of chenille yarn, the cut pile device cuts the pile yarn into short pile yarns of conventional length. The pile yarns are arranged neatly and are first twisted by two core yarns to form semi-finished yarns. The semi-finished yarns are made of ring spindles. Simply twist into the finished chenille yarn. Since everything on the cut ends of the woolen yarn is on both ends of the core yarn, the chenille yarn made becomes very soft. But precisely because it is short staple, if the twist is too low during twisting, there will be signs of depilation. If the twist is adjusted too high, not only will the yield of chenille yarn be reduced, but chenille yarn will also appear. The environment where the line becomes rigid. Because of the characteristics of chenille yarns, the current limitations of chenille yarns are basically limited to the limitations of home decorations, such as sofa and curtain cloth; because these fabrics are woven products, the yarn twist A slightly higher twist will not cause the diagonal flakes; if chenille yarn is used in knitted products, the high twist will cause the diagonal flakes, and the low twist will make it easy to come off. Ancient chenille fabrics were dyed by vertical vat. Because the yarn is fixed and the dye circulates in the dye vat, the dyed yarn is flat chenille yarn. At the same time, the quality is not very ideal. The ancient chenille fabrics will be deformed during use, and will shrink after washing, and will appear down and messy piles after ironing, so they cannot be smoothed by ironing.