DE102019215970A1 - CONNECTING METHOD FOR A KNITTED AND CONNECTED KNITTED - Google Patents

Abstract

A flat knitting machine with at least one pair of needle beds is used. A first knitted fabric and a second knitted fabric are joined together by forming duplicate stitches between stitches in end portions of the first knitted fabric and the second knitted fabric and stitches in at least one wale for tying. The first or the second knitted fabric has a step-like part in its end part. Woven stitches for a tying and a knitted fabric having the step-like part are knitted using a single thread guide. As the wales for setting, a wale for forming duplicate stitches is knitted with the stitches in the end part, and an additional wale is knitted without forming duplicate stitches with the stitch in the end part. A multiplied stitch is formed on a lower side of the step-like part in the knitted fabric with the step-like part. A duplicated stitch is formed between an additional stitch provided by the multiplication and a stitch in the additional wale. The single thread guide allows the knitted fabric to be knitted without conspicuous holes near a step-like part on the connecting part.

Description

TECHNICAL AREA

The present invention relates to a joining method for joining a knitted fabric using a flat bed knitting machine and a joined knitted fabric.

STATE OF THE ART

For seamless knitting of a garment or other knitted fabric, a first knitted fabric such as a front knitted fabric and a second knitted fabric such as a rear knitted fabric are connected to one another on their shoulder parts. Patent document 1 ( Japanese Patent No. 5619008 ) describes a technique for knitting two wales for tying between the first knitted fabric and the second knitted fabric. The first knitted fabric is tied off by forming duplicate stitches between stitches of the first knitted fabric and stitches of a first wale for tying. The second knitted fabric is tied off by forming duplicate stitches between stitches of the second knitted fabric and stitches of a second wale for tying. However, if the first knitted fabric or the second knitted fabric has a step-like part, holes may be formed in the vicinity of the step-like part.

Patent document 2 ( Japanese Patent No. 5349268 ) describes with reference to 2nd a technique for tying a first knitted fabric and a second knitted fabric using two thread guides. In this knitting method, one thread guide is used for knitting the first knitted fabric and the second knitted fabric, and the other thread guide is used for tying. In the technique described in Patent Document 2, when the first or the second knitted fabric is knitted in parallel with the joining of these knitted fabrics, no steps are formed between two stitches, so that the holes near the step-like parts are not conspicuous. However, the connection method described in Patent Document 2 uses two thread guides and thus requires an expensive treatment of the thread ends, particularly in the case of mass production.

Other prior art is also described in addition to joining knitted fabrics. A divisional knitting is known in which a stitch is multiplied to two stitches, namely to a new loop and an old loop. Patent document 3 ( Japanese Patent No. 5695846 ) describes a multiplication using an empty needle knitting and twisting.

DOCUMENT FROM THE PRIOR ART

PATENT DOCUMENT

• Patent document 1: Japanese Patent No. 5619008
• Patent document 2: Japanese Patent No. 5349268
• Patent document 3: Japanese Patent No. 5695846

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

PROBLEM POSITION

It is an object of the invention to provide a knitting method which uses a small number of thread guides and with which no conspicuous holes are formed near step-like parts on a connecting part, and a knitted fabric knitted with the knitting method.

TROUBLESHOOTING

According to the present invention, a knitted fabric comprising a first knitted fabric and a second knitted fabric is joined using a flat bed knitting machine that includes at least a pair of a front needle bed and a rear needle bed.

The first knitted fabric and the second knitted fabric are joined together by forming duplicate stitches between stitches in end portions of the first knitted fabric and the second knitted fabric and stitches in at least one wale for tying.

The first knitted fabric and / or the second knitted fabric have a step-like part in the end parts.

• Stricken, unter Verwendung eines einzelnen Fadenführers, von Maschenstäbchen für ein Abbinden und des Gestricks mit dem stufenartigen Teil,
• Stricken, als der Maschenstäbchen für ein Abbinden, eines Maschenstäbchens für das Bilden von duplizierten Maschen mit Maschen in den Endteilen und eines zusätzlichen Maschenstäbchens mit darin enthaltenen Maschen ohne das Bilden von duplizierten Maschen mit den Maschen in den Endteilen, und
• Vervielfachen, in dem Gestrick mit dem stufenartigen Teil, einer zusätzlichen Masche an einer unteren Seite des stufenartigen Teils, und Bilden einer duplizierten Masche zwischen der durch das Vervielfachen gebildeten zusätzlichen Masche und einer Masche in dem zusätzlichen Maschenstäbchen.

The process is characterized by:

• Knitting using a single thread guide, wales for tying and knitting with the step-like part,
• Knitting as the wale for tying, a wale for forming duplicate stitches with stitches in the end portions, and an additional wale with stitches contained therein without forming duplicate stitches with the stitches in the end portions, and
• Multiply in the knitted fabric with the step-like part, an additional stitch on a lower side of the step-like part, and form a duplicated stitch between the additional stitch formed by the multiplication and a stitch in the additional wale.

A knitted fabric according to the present invention comprises a first knitted fabric and a second knitted fabric which are connected by duplicated stitches between stitches in end parts of the first knitted fabric and the second knitted fabric and stitches in at least one wale for tying,
wherein the first knitted fabric and / or the second knitted fabric has a step-like part in the end parts.

• das Gestrick Maschenstäbchen für ein Abbinden einschließlich eines zusätzlichen Maschenstäbchens mit darin enthaltenen Maschen ohne das Bilden von duplizierten Maschen mit den Maschen in den Endteilen enthält, und
• das Gestrick den stufenartigen Teil einschließlich einer vervielfachten Masche an einer unteren Seite des stufenartigen Teils und einer duplizierten Masche zwischen der vervielfachten Masche und einer Masche in dem zusätzlichen Maschenstäbchen aufweist.

The knitted fabric is characterized in that:

• the knitting contains wales for tying including an additional wale with stitches contained therein without forming duplicate stitches with the stitches in the end portions, and
• the knitted fabric has the step-like portion including a multiplied stitch on a lower side of the step-like portion and a duplicated stitch between the multiplied stitch and a stitch in the additional wale.

According to the invention, a single thread guide is used for knitting and thus a simple treatment of the thread ends is realized. No conspicuous holes are formed in the vicinity of the step-like part on the connecting part of the knitted fabric. Furthermore, the additional wale reinforces the wales for setting in the wale direction, so that the shape of the connecting part is stabilized.

Preferably, the multiplication is performed by division knitting and a duplicate stitch is formed between an old loop or a new loop formed by division knitting and a stitch in the additional wale. Another duplicated stitch is formed between the other of the old loop and the new loop and a stitch in another wale for tying than the additional wale and in a row next to the duplicated stitch. With this method, the old loop and the new loop formed by division knitting are connected to the wales for tying, and accordingly the hole in the step-like part is less conspicuous.

In particular, in the knitted fabric with the step-like part, a new stitch is formed in a wale on the lower side of the step-like part and in the vicinity of the wale in which the multiplication is carried out. A duplicated stitch is formed between the new stitch and a stitch facing the new stitch and in a different wale for tying than the additional wale. This method joins the new stitch to the wale for tying, making the hole near the step-like part even less noticeable.

Preferably, the wales for tying comprise a first wale for forming duplicated stitches with stitches of the first knitted fabric, a second wale for the formation of duplicated stitches with stitches of the second knitted fabric and at least one additional wale.

After placing stitches in the wales for tying in a needle bed for the first knit, duplicate stitches are formed between stitches in the second wale and the stitches in the end part of the second knit while new stitches are formed in the second wale, and
after placing stitches in the wales for tying in a needle bed for the second knitted fabric, duplicated stitches are formed between stitches in the first wale and the stitches in the end part of the first knitted fabric while new stitches are formed in the first wale. In general, rear stitches form smaller bulges than front stitches. Because stitches in the first wale, rear stitches are seen from the first knitted fabric and because stitches in the second wale, rear stitches are seen from the second knitted fabric, the wales form less noticeable bulges for tying.

Preferably, the wales for tying include: a first wale for forming duplicate stitches with stitches of the first knitted fabric; a second wale for forming duplicate stitches with stitches of the second knitted fabric; a first additional wale for forming a duplicated stitch with a multiplied stitch of the first knitted fabric; and a second additional wale for forming a duplicated stitch with a multiplied stitch of the second knitted fabric. With this method, the first additional wales prevents the first knitted fabric from entering has a conspicuous hole near the step-like part, and the second additional wale prevents the second knitted fabric from having a conspicuous hole near the step-like part.

Figure list

• 1 10 is a schematic view showing knitting of parts other than a step-like part according to an embodiment.
• 2nd 12 is a schematic view showing the knitting of parts in the vicinity of the step-like part according to the embodiment.
• 3A to 3C 14 are schematic views showing arrangements of wales for a tying, a first knitted fabric and a second knitted fabric according to the embodiment, wherein 3A shows two wales for tying, 3B shows three wales for tying and 3C shows four wales for tying.
• 4th 12 is a schematic view showing the connection of the first knitted fabric and wale for a tying according to the embodiment.
• 5 Fig. 12 is a schematic view showing the joining of the first knitted fabric and a wale for tying according to a conventional example.
• 6 Fig. 12 is a photograph showing a connection part between knitted fabrics according to the embodiment.
• 7 Fig. 12 is a photograph showing a connection part between knitted fabrics according to the conventional example.

EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION

Preferred embodiments of the invention are described below.

Embodiment

A knitting method according to an embodiment is described with reference to FIG 1 and 2nd described. The flat bed knitting machine used contains four needle beds FU (top, front), FD (bottom, front), BU (top, back) and BD (bottom, rear) and allows a stitching between the front needle beds and the rear needle beds as well as moving the needle beds independently. The flat bed knitting machine used can also include a pair of front and rear needle beds. In this machine, needles in each needle bed are alternately grouped into two sets, one set of needles being used as needles in an upper needle bed and the other set being used as needles in a lower needle bed. A thread guide 1 , indicated by a black triangle in the figures, feeds a thread to the needles in the needle beds. A single thread guide can be used for easy handling of thread ends at the beginning and end of knitting, unless multiple threads are used for design or other purposes.

A first knitted fabric 2nd contains a row of stitches attached to needles A to G in the needle bed FD is held; and a second knitted fabric 3rd contains a row of stitches attached to needles a to G in the needle bed BD is held. These knitted fabrics are a front knitted fabric and a rear knitted fabric for a garment in the embodiment. In the embodiment, the first knitted fabric 2nd and the second knitted fabric 3rd using wales α , β and γ tied for tying. In the embodiment, the second knitted fabric 3rd already knitted along one shoulder and no new rows will be knitted during the knitting for joining. For the first knitted fabric 2nd a new row is knitted by bending knitting in parallel with knitting for joining. In this knitting process, the wale is used γ for tying as an additional wale along the edge of the first knitted fabric 2nd (of a front knitted fabric). And when a new row is knitted by bending knitting to form a front slope, a step-like part is created at the end of the new row. If a stitch is formed in the step-like part that is not connected to a wale for setting, a hole can be formed. The method according to the embodiment prevents a conspicuous hole from being formed near a step-like part at the end of a new row knitted by bending knitting.

There can be new stitches in the first knitted fabric 2nd and the second knitted fabric 3rd can be knitted by bending knitting in parallel with the knitting for joining these knits. In this case there can be an additional wale on the second knitted fabric 3rd (the back knit) in addition to the additional wales γ for tying along the edge of the knitted fabric 2nd (of the front knitted fabric). The knitted fabric is not limited to an article of clothing, but may be any knitted fabric that forms a step-like part when knitting a new row parallel to the knitting for joining.

A wale is a column of stitches that are connected with sinker loops and needle loops. A row is to be understood as meshes which are connected with extensions between sinker handles.

For example, three wales are knitted for tying, namely the stitches α , β and γ . The wales α is used to knit the second 3rd by forming duplicate stitches with stitches of the second knitted fabric 3rd tie off. The wales β is used to knit the first 2nd by forming duplicate stitches with stitches of the first knitted fabric 2nd tie off. The wales γ is an additional wale to reinforce a binding part, which is the wale α , β and γ for tying in the wale direction, and for forming duplicate stitches with stitches of the first knitted fabric 2nd in step-like parts in the first knitted fabric 2nd and to prevent holes. The one on the needles A to G The row of stitches held contains stitches from the first knitted fabric 2nd that with stitches in the wales β are to be connected for a setting. The one on the needles a to g held course contains stitches of the second knitted fabric 3rd that with stitches in the wales α are to be connected for a setting.

A symbol S with a number indicates a step. S0 indicates the initial state of knitting for joining. In S1 become new stitches in the wales γ and β knitted and are the stitches in the wales α , β and γ to the needle bed FD reassigned. In S2 becomes the needle bed BD ( BU ) shifted to the right and becomes a stitch of the second knitted fabric held on needle a 3rd on the stitch in the wales α placed. In S3 becomes a new stitch in the wale α knitted. In S4 becomes the needle bed BD ( BU ) to the left and the stitches become in the wales α , β and γ to the needle bed BD transferred. In S5 becomes the needle bed BD ( BU ) moved further to the left and becomes one on the needle A held stitch of the first knitted fabric 2nd on the stitch in the wales β placed. To S5 the knitted fabric is essentially in the same state as in FIG S0 .

For parts other than a step-like part, the processing of S5 to S1 back to the cycle of S1 to S5 to repeat. By doing S1 to S5 be performed once, the first knitted fabric 2nd and the second knitted fabric 3rd tied by one stitch and there will be a new stitch in each of the wales α , β and γ knitted for a tying.

The needle bed BD for the second knitted fabric 3rd knits stitches in the wale β that with the first knitted fabric 2nd to connect ( S1 ). The needle bed FD for the first knitted fabric 2nd knits stitches in the wale α that with the second knitted fabric 3rd to connect ( S3 ). The result of this is that in the wales β knitted stitches back stitches from the first knitted fabric 2nd are seen from and in the wales α knitted stitches back stitches from the second knitted fabric 3rd are seen from. The binding loops for connecting are thus placed in the connecting part, so that the wales form smaller burrs for binding. The same applies to S6 , S12 and S14 in 2nd .

In the embodiment, there is a new row in the first knitted fabric 2nd knitted by bending knitting in parallel with knitting for joining. The steps are for knitting a new row by bending knitting S6 to S14 on S5 performed below. After new stitches in the wales γ and β in S6 The stitches are worked in the wale α , β and γ to the needle bed FD reassigned. In S7 becomes the needle bed BD ( BU ) shifted to the right and the stitches become in the wales α , β and γ to the needle bed BU reassigned. In S8 and S9 there will be two rows on the first knitted fabric 2nd knitted by a bend knitting. Parallel to the bending knitting is the needle bed BD ( BU ) to cause the stitch in the additional wale γ holding needle d of the needle C. corresponding to a step-like part facing division knitting and forming a duplicate stitch in S10 prepare. Around a stitch held on a needle b to the wale α the needle b holding the stitch and a stitch in the wale α holding needle placed so that they face each other.

In the S8 and S9 on the first knitted fabric 2nd Knitted two rows form a step-like part between those on the needles C. and D held stitches. In S10 a new stitch becomes the one on the needle C. added stitch and the additional stitch is division knitted into two stitches, namely an old loop knitted before division knitting and a new loop. The old loop m will then work on the stitch in the additional wale γ placed. The new loop knitted by division knitting is one on the needle C. stitch to be held, which is then in a subsequent step on the stitch in the wale β is placed. In this way, the new loop and the old loop can be in the step-like part of the first knitted fabric 2nd be connected with stitches in the wales for tying so that no conspicuous hole is formed near the step-like part. In S10 a new stitch becomes the one on the needle B right of the needle C. held stitch of the first knitted fabric 2nd added. In S10 can be a new loop knitted by division knitting on the stitch in the wale γ to be placed. The multiplied stitch between, for example, due to the offset on the needles B and C. held Mesh can be knitted by knitting with an empty needle and twisting as described in Patent Document 3 instead of division knitting. The multiplied stitch can then on the stitch in the wale γ to be placed.

In parallel with a divisional knitting, the stitch in the wale α to the needle bed FD in S10 reassigned. In S11 becomes a stitch of the second knitted fabric held on the needle b 3rd on the stitch in the wales α placed. In S12 becomes a new stitch in the wale α knitted. In S13 becomes one at the needle B held stitch of the first knitted fabric 2nd on the stitch in the wales β placed and is on the needle A in the needle bed FD stitch held in the wale α to the needle a in the needle bed BU reassigned. In S14 become new stitches in the wales γ and β knitted. To S14 the knitted fabric is in essentially the same state as in S1 after new stitches have been knitted and before the stitches are transferred. To S14 become the stitches in the wales α , β and γ for example the needle bed FD reassigned. The steps S2 to S5 are carried out in succession. The cycle of S1 to S5 is then repeated, and that on the needles C. to G and the needles c to G held stitches are tied.

3A to 3C each show an exemplary arrangement of wales for tying. 3A shows an example of a setting using two columns that form a wale δ for a tying on the mesh of the first knitted fabric 2nd and the second knitted fabric 3rd and the additional wales γ contain. The additional wales γ can be to the left or right of the wales δ his. The arrangement of 3A however, contains a triple stitch and therefore requires complicated knitting. 3B shows an arrangement that is for the first knitted fabric 2nd added additional wales γ contains. The wales β is for tying the first knitted fabric 2nd used, and the wales α is used for tying the second knitted fabric 3rd used. The additional wales γ can be used for a wale of the first knitted fabric or the second knitted fabric.

3C shows an arrangement of wales for tying to prevent the first knitted fabric 2nd and the second knitted fabric 3rd have a hole near a step-like part. This arrangement contains two additional wales, namely the wales γ1 and γ2 . The wales γ1 prevents the first knitted fabric 2nd has a hole near a step-like part. The wales γ2 prevents the second knitted fabric 3rd has a hole near a step-like part. The wales α , β , γ1 and γ2 can be in any order. There can be three or more additional wales γ knitting, but knitting more extra wales requires a complicated knitting process.

As in 3C shown, a new row is also shown in the second knitted fabric 3rd using the additional wales γ2 knitted parallel to the tying. In this case, the arrangement of the wales α , β and γ adapted for tying in the needle bed, using stitches according to, for example, S14 from 2nd be reassigned. Then the knitting steps are in accordance with S8 to S14 performed with a reverse assignment of needle beds. To prevent the second knitted fabric 3rd has a hole at its end after a bending knitting, a multiplied stitch is performed on a lower side of a step-like part by, for example, division knitting. The resulting old or new loop is then on a stitch in the additional wale γ2 placed.

4th shows the joining of the first knitted fabric 2nd with the wales β and γ for setting according to the embodiment. Although not shown in the drawing, the second knitted fabric 3rd also with the wales α connected for a setting. 5 shows the joining of the first knitted fabric 2nd with the wales β for setting according to a conventional example. In 4th and 5 indicate the dotted lines connecting stitches by forming duplicate stitches and give C1 to C3 knitted rows. The series C1 is knitted to the right, and the wales γ and β for tying are repeatedly knitted up in the figure for tying. As the beginning end of a step-like part, the series C2 knitted to the left and becomes the row C3 knitted to the right. The rows C2 and C3 are knitted in bends and the step-like part is formed. The conventional example of 5 differs from that in 4th shown embodiment in that no additional wales γ is used and not a division knitted stitch m (an old loop according to the embodiment) in the step-like part on a stitch in the wale γ is placed. In the conventional example of 5 becomes a stitch r in the step-like part not with the wales β connected for a setting. Therefore, there is simply a visible hole between the wales β for a setting and the stitch r educated.

In 4th two rows ( C2 and C3 ) for on the needles D old loops held up to J ( C1 ) bend knitted parallel to knitting for joining. In the process, new stitches are attached to the needles C. and B knitted stitches. The height of the point-like part is determined by two stitches (as in 5 shown) reduced to a stitch. One on the needle C. held stitch is further multiplied by, for example, division knitting. For example, an old loop m on a stitch in the additional wale γ placed and one is, for example, by division knitting on the needle C. knitted new loop p on a stitch in the wale β placed. And also one on the needle B held stitch n is on a stitch in the wale β placed. As a result, all stitches of the first knitted fabric 2nd on the wales β or γ placed near the step-like part. This prevents a hole from being formed near the step-like part. A needle used for multiplication is not on the needle C. limited to the end of the lower side of the step-like part, but can also, for example, the needle B in the neighborhood of the needle C. his.

The additional wales γ increases the number of stitches in the row direction and increases the width of the setting, thereby strengthening the wales for setting. In a garment knitted with the technique of the present invention, the wales are inclined α , β and γ for setting less to stretch when a force is applied parallel to the setting part. The garment therefore has a stable shape. The stretch can be adjusted by the number of stitches in the additional wale γ in the wale direction using false stitches.

6 shows a connecting part in a garment knitted according to the embodiment. 7 shows a connecting part in a according to the conventional example without an additional wale γ knitted garment. The garment shows as in 7 shown eye-catching holes while the front knitted fabric (first knitted fabric 2nd ) with the additional wales γ as in 6 shown has no conspicuous holes.

1. (1) Wenn das erste Gestrick 2 oder das zweite Gestrick 3 einen stufenartigen Teil aufweist, der einem Maschenstäbchen für ein Abbinden zugewandt ist, werden keine Löcher in der Nähe des stufenartigen Teils gebildet.
2. (2) Wenn die Anzahl von Maschen in dem Maschenstäbchen für ein Abbinden vergrößert ist, ist die Dehnung des Gestricks in der Richtung des Maschenstäbchens für ein Abbinden reduziert und ist somit die Form des Gestricks stabilisiert.
3. (3) Wenn ein einzelner Fadenführer 1 verwendet wird, wird die Behandlung der Fadenenden einfacher. Das zusätzliche Maschenstäbchen γ muss nicht die gleiche Anzahl von Reihen enthalten wie die Maschenstäbchen α und β und kann weniger Maschen in dem Maschenstäbchen enthalten als die Maschenstäbchen α und β.
4. (4) Maschenstäbchen für ein Abbinden bilden keine sichtbaren Ausbuchtungen.

The embodiment has the following features.

1. (1) When the first knitted fabric 2nd or the second knitted fabric 3rd has a step-like part facing a wale for setting, no holes are formed near the step-like part.
2. (2) When the number of stitches in the wale for tying is increased, the stretch of the knitted fabric in the direction of the wale for tying is reduced, and thus the shape of the knitted fabric is stabilized.
3. (3) If a single thread guide 1 is used, the treatment of the thread ends becomes easier. The additional wales γ does not have to contain the same number of rows as the wales α and β and may contain fewer stitches in the wales than the wales α and β .
4. (4) Meshes for tying do not form visible bulges.

In 3C Four wales for tying are shown, but more wales for tying, such as about 20 wales, can also be knitted. In this case, the increased number of wales can be grouped into halves for tying, which are placed in C-shapes in the facing needle beds. The wales α and β for a tying and the additional wales γ1 and γ2 according to the embodiment, are then placed near the two ends of the C-shapes. Furthermore, stitches in the wales will be irrelevant to the wales α , β , γ1 and γ2 are knitted (different stitches than those at both ends of the C-shapes) as front stitches (jersey stitches) and can be tied for a shoulder with a larger width.

Reference list

1

Thread guide

2nd

first knitted fabric

3rd

second knitted fabric

α, β and γ

Wales for tying

A to E

Needle in the front needle bed

a to g

Needle in the back needle bed

m, n, p, r

Stitch, loop

C1 to C3

line

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Patent literature cited

• JP 5619008 [0002, 0004]
• JP 5349268 [0003, 0004]
• JP 5695846 [0004]

Claims (6)

A knitting method for a knitted fabric comprising a first knitted fabric (2) and a second knitted fabric (3) using a flat bed knitting machine having at least one pair of a front needle bed and a rear needle bed, comprising: Joining the first knitted fabric (2) and the second knitted fabric (3) by forming duplicate stitches between stitches in end parts of the first knitted fabric (2) and the second knitted fabric (3) and stitches in at least one wale (α, β, γ) for a setting, wherein the first knitted fabric (2) and / or the second knitted fabric (3) has a step-like part in the end parts, the method being characterized by: Knitting, using a single thread guide (1), of wales (α, β, γ) for tying and the knitted fabric (2, 3) with the step-like part, Knitting as the wale (α, β, γ) for tying, a wale for forming duplicate stitches with stitches in the end portions and an additional wale (γ) with stitches contained therein without forming duplicate stitches with the stitches in the end parts, and Multiply in the knitted fabric (2, 3) with the step-like part, an additional stitch on a lower side of the step-like part, and form a duplicate stitch between the additional stitch formed by the multiplication and a stitch in the additional wale (γ). Joining procedure for a knitted fabric Claim 1 , further characterized by performing multiplication by division knitting, and forming a duplicate stitch between an old loop or a new loop formed by division knitting and a stitch in the additional wale (γ), and forming a duplicated stitch between the other of the old ones Loop and the new loop and a stitch in another of the wales (α, β) for tying than the wale (γ) and in a row next to the duplicated stitch. Joining procedure for a knitted fabric Claim 2 , which is further characterized by: forming, in the knitted fabric (2, 3) with the step-like part, a new stitch in a wale on the lower side of the step-like part and adjacent to the wale in which the multiplication is carried out, and forming one duplicated stitch between the new stitch and a stitch facing the new stitch and in a different wale (α, β) for tying than the additional wale (γ). Joining procedure for a knitted fabric according to one of the Claims 1 to 3rd , characterized in that: the wales (α, β, γ) for tying a first wale (β) for forming duplicated stitches with stitches of the first knitted fabric (2), a second wale (α) for forming duplicated ones Include stitches with stitches of the second knitted fabric (3) and at least one additional wale (γ), after placing stitches in the wales (α, β, γ) for tying on a needle bed for the first knitted fabric (2), then duplicated Stitches are formed between stitches in the second wale (α) and the stitches in the end part of the second knitted fabric (3) while new stitches are formed in the second wale (α), and after placing stitches in the wales (α, β, γ) for tying on a needle bed for the second knitted fabric (3), then duplicated stitches between stitches in the first wale (β) and the stitches in the end part of the first n knits (2) are formed while new stitches are formed in the first wale (β). Joining procedure for a knitted fabric according to one of the Claims 1 to 4th , characterized in that the wales (α, β, γ) for tying a first wale (β) for forming duplicated stitches with stitches of the first knitted fabric (2), a second wale (α) for forming duplicated stitches with stitches of the second knitted fabric (3), a first additional wale (γ1) for forming a duplicated stitch with a multiplied stitch of the first knitted fabric (2) and a second enlarged wale (γ2) for forming a duplicated stitch with an enlarged stitch of the second knitted fabric (3). Knitted fabric comprising a first knitted fabric (2) and a second knitted fabric (3), which are produced by duplicating stitches between stitches in end parts of the first knitted fabric (2) and the second knitted fabric (3) and stitches in at least one wale (α, β, γ) for binding, the first knitted fabric (2) and / or the second knitted fabric (3) having a step-like part in the end parts, the knitted fabric (2, 3) being characterized in that: the knitted fabric (2 , 3) wale (α, β, γ) for tying including an additional wale (γ) with stitches contained therein without forming duplicate stitches with the stitches in the end portions, and the knitted fabric (2, 3) that has the step-like part, a multiplied stitch on a lower side of the step-like part and a duplicate Stitch between the enlarged stitch and a stitch in the additional wale (γ).

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