Abstract: A method of and an apparatus for simultaneous sizing and drying a complete number of warps of filament yarns required for weaving of cloth. During sizing, a warp sheet having high yarn density is put to uniform arrangement state using a first slant reed and a guide roller, and the warp sheet in the uniform arrangement state passes through a sizing solution and is squeezed at high pressure. The sized yarns are separated using dividing rods and a second upright reed before preparatory drying, and separated using a third upright reed and dividing rods after the preparatory drying, thereby the sized yarns in separated state in vertical and lateral directions pass through hot air during the preparatory drying. Yarns separated after the preparatory drying are put to uniform arrangement state using a fourth slant reed and a guide roller, and the yarns in the uniform arrangement state are laid over heating cylinders during finishing drying.

Abstract: A method of and an apparatus for simultaneously sizing a large number of long fiber yarns, in which number of warper's beams having a sufficient number of warps for weaving of cloth is divided into 2 or 3 sets of beams according to the total number of warps and the yarn diameter so that yarns in each divided set are placed in the width equal to that of said weaver's beam having a yarn pitch of over 3 times that of the yarn diameter, each warp sheet from divided warper's beams is sized and dried passing over one of the sizing and drying paths having a same distance of 2 or 3 systems placed in vertical levels under a same amount of draft, and then each yarn which is sized and dried in each system is wound onto a weaver's beam over a path of the same distance with a same amount of draft.

Abstract: A method of and an apparatus for simultaneously sizing a large number of long fiber yarns, in which a number of warper's beams having a sufficient number of warps for weaving of cloth is divided into 2 or 3 sets of beams according to the total number of warps and the yarn diameter so that yarns in each divided set are placed in the width equal to that of said weaver's beam having a yarn pitch of over 3 times that of the yarn diameter, each warp sheet from divided warper's beams is sized and dried, passing over one of the sizing and drying paths having a same distance of 2 or 3 systems placed in vertical levels under a same amount of draft, and then each yarn which is sized and dried in each system is wound onto a weaver's beam over a path of same distance with the same amount of draft.