DE1585447A1 - Production of seamlessly knitted, ladder-proof hosiery fabric - Google Patents

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Case 1

Van Raalte Company ^ Inc

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Production of seamlessly knitted, ladder-like hosiery fabric.

Me invention relates to seamless, geatriclcte "laufmasohen" 3ichore or laufmachenfeote Sinimpi'gowöbe which smooth the appearance of a, gestriekten Gev / ebes besitisen IRAD a Terfahrsn for producing diesel 'fabric * Inebesondere be.trifft the invention translucent j laufiaaschenfeote, stockings seamless thorns How do you -nbrmalörweise made of monofilera, v / heat-fixable yarns, vrie gioBo nylon? are geatriclct _r and Yerfahrensmaßnalimen aum producing nach6ben the seamless T _e i ^ e of the leg and foot section using a special Mustera that both Laufmaeühen in sighting as prevents downward, \ ίθϊιυι the stocking or the yarn breaks, v / although the appearance of the smoothly knitted, translucent stocking was preserved

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Several attempts have already been made to create transparent,. To produce seamless © Eamenat hulls, but none of these attempts was accompanied by a complete success, there. the appearance of a see-through, smooth-knitted stocking-not-under-while avoiding running stitches both towards the top and the bottom could be maintained »

It is well known Bamenstrumpfq knit au using a specific amount of Mustsrs from Fangmaachen _a Ea is also known B & aenetrumpfe using a certain "pattern of abgestrickten sts su _t where this tissue is deposited with floating threads" * These tissues besitsen awar. the general © looked a plain knitted fabric and the Fangmasehen and abgestrickten chasing in. this. tissues cause © inen Y / i eratand against by running down _ladders? but they are not effective "to upwards © au prevent laddering and therefore, with these fabrics the problem of ladder stitches in transparent, seamless Uamenstrüsipfen was not solved

There were also-. Attempts -geiE & eht to prevent the running stitch formation so / ohl upwards as well as downwards eu _t v / ob with a combination of loop stitches knitted v.er «turns vmrde. Two threads are optionally used to blame. executed to a combination of JPangmaschen and deposited

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Häselien in - each Manchenrelka su form ₅ where RGCliti? Mssohen gwissöheri the! Combination of f'aisgiit & sch and deposited stitches - both in "sifting - clsr vraagrcchten hatäclienreihen as well as towards öer osntercchton hash rows or columns ßinxea-cleiu inserted i- jeixea- cleiu awar laufraaeciienlierauiend in "two Htcktmigen that Verwcriaung the calibration vjiöäerlioXoncien Pangmaaehen in Koiabinaiiiim with the ReelrbsinaDohen leads but au Einein Ge ¹ .- 'ο be _f dan a offenmaschigös, nöte- qdev filetähnlioliss" Aussehen- ^ eeiliSitf öao'leicht knitted of eisiem xephts or • smooth GoifelJQ su! mteiOciisiäeri is therefore not afcs by many women

"Im Hinbit c ··: i. \ Tt tie obigon Auaführun ^ en let gb give up a hay pt äer TorllGgauien Bri'ivitVang, .-laufiaaeolienaiclierey iiUitlosej; Giiße Sar: ient ^: trumpfe su sebäffen, äie daa.

cutj'jisc-htücjasciiün ^ 'öctriölcten B ^ rmapfea besitaen twid ficmiaüLi i, ii l: oii.ior Hio'itving su elnsr they tear

ööi:; E: f der ^ rfinümig vii * 3 oine naiitloB güBtricktö, Laufmasehen ßß ^ ere atr - npft-icr.e gößtsliaffen _t the appearance of a smooth goiytjiiclüt.eit .icv-öbcs "aside from whitely successive-fulging wp. agroßlicö ui £ ceafecjchte Maachenreihen _f. where every horizontal row is formed from at least α ine © main thread and ^ enlgstcnß one ovfeiten thread _f the liasehen in ^ ctSer svivsitoa OÜ03, "geder straadaliligen senfer &ehten;

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or columns are formed from both threads and the masohen in every intervening odd-numbered vertical row of stitches are tuck loops? which are formed from the main thread and which are backed by slack threads which are formed by the second thread, and where-the main thread is knitted much more loosely than the second thread * so that this second thread is relatively tight in the fabric and the main thread relatively loose or loosely in the tissue extends and forms the excess length of loose main thread loose loops which intertwine with the stitches from the second yarn, and these loose stitches or loops arbitrary tissue in the G _e are distributed, "

According to the invention, a method for producing this seamlessly knitted, ladder-stitch-proof hosiery is also provided, which consists in first knitting a full row of stitches ₈ which are taken up in every second or even column of stitches from both threads and in every intermediate or odd column consists of catches from the main yarn, with the second yarn being deposited in the odd-numbered columns, so that the next row of stitches consists of both threads in the odd-numbered columns and the main yarn in the even-numbered columns of open-numbered columns, with the second Thread of the Fangraasqhen in the even-numbered columns

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is deposited that the second yarn is relatively taut and the Main thread is knitted relatively looker so that the main ■ thread-free loops that form between the stitches the second yarn.ee are located and intertwine with these, around loosely distributed loops in the fabric form*

The invention will become more detailed, for example, with the aid of the figures explained, ν

. ipigur 1 shows a side view of a ladder-proof Stocking according to the invention »

Figure 2 shows a part of the needles and the rope. Locks, being the way of the needles and the lifter or needle plate is shown when they approach the knitting point, pick up the threads and pass them through the countersink be a

Figure 3 shows an enlarged perspective T _e ilansioht the knitting point, the type, the threads of the aufwelche HadeIn the FädittZUführungen'zugeführt are dargestillt is ο

Figure 4 shows a top view of the one shown in Figure $ Arrangement ,, whereby- the type of Padehaufführung also shown

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Figure 5 shows a greatly enlarged partial view of the part of Stocking, that of the dotted Reohteck, that is denoted by 5 in Figure 1, including iat "

The fabric is shown in a partially stretched state and shows the position of the two threads in each hook ο

FIG. 6 shows a view similar to FIG. 5, but becomes in this figure the fabric is shown as it looks when the main thread is pulled taut so that it is no longer present in excess length in the tissue, whereby It is noted that this representation is provided for illustrative purposes only and that the actual fabric has this appearance does not own o

Figure 7 shows a view similar to Figure 5, however, _r is a portion of the knitted fabric shown * both containing the regular tuck stitches as well as modified and Pangmaachen

Figure 8 shows a view similar to Figure I _x, however, a Gtw * be is shown as it would look if x & rrn that & aupt ~ f * jftm were pulled taut to remove the excess length of the Hawptfadena in the fabric and it is again clear that the actual fabric of the present invention does not have this appearance *.

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Torzugsweise the laufiaaEöhenfeste, seamless stocking has according to the invention (Fig .1) the usual double edge 1Oj a Hachetoß- 11, a BeinteiX 12 and a foot portion having a heel pocket 13 _for a span 14 and a toe pocket 15 aufweistο Also vorsugsweise are of the double edge 10 and the extension 11 knitted in the usual way from right = masehen, so that the Isufmeshproof fabric begins _{at the top of the leg part 12 o} In the stocking shown in Figure 1, the running-proof fabric extends to the eye bag 15 * the leg part 12, the heel 13 and the instep 14 be, with a check rotating needle cylinder knitted the perse 13 is in the aftertreatment formed ₀ Bs is emphasized that the stocking pocket with a knitted in a conventional manner with going "and hergehendem needle cylinder heels, if desired, ^ be equipped can*

It can be seen viie eus Figures 5 and 6, the Darge "presented ladder-resistant fabric vertical Haschenreihsh W = 1 to W" -5 to "each of said vertical rows or columns regularly recurring _PaBgmaechen% generally designated by T, comprising." It is emphasized that successive Pangmasclien T in each column are directly connected to one another and that there are no vertical meshes arranged between these Fangmasclien. Each of these Pangmasphan T is made by

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-this single .Faden F deposited =, each Masehenrelhe is' from a main yarn M and a second thread S formed in the figures 5 and β of the main thread M and the aweite thread S are identified by running Ahlen, the $ which the rows of stitches of these threads be formed »correspond ,,

Each, the tuck stitches S consists of a recorded double · = fadensch "nerds 20 and a Einfadenfangschlinge 21 as best on • is seen from Figure 6 su ₀ Jedsr the double thread loops 20 is formed from two threads M and S -, -. While loops 21 are formed from the yarn M _o = the rear laid yarn F is formed by the thread S is dae this way, ladder-resistant fabric which ^ "in.den figures 5 and 6 _s entirely of Fangiaasche» T with. deposited j afloat. Threads and shows no reehts ~ .smcheη _c Me Fangiaaschen 3? in any. Column ... the fabric is offset from the catches ΐ in the adjacent columns on both sides «

• There are »not all factors that contribute to the ladder« • solid properties of a tissue; quite explicable "still appear m main Tollkoramene the F _e & choose from Rechtomaschen in the ffeweb © au ssiiioEine other measure s.cheint to be useful for dis Laufmaschenverhindenung _f-the / ebe excess length of Eauptfsö.sns M in the Gev and the way in which these tiljerschüsaige? Main thread

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random stitches in the vertical rows of rows or

Columns formed this excess length © of the main thread M is best seen in Figure 5

.- ■ "Lengths of threads M and S, which were knitted into a ladder-stitch-proof fabric according to the invention" were measured and it has been found that about twice as much thread H is required as thread S "The excess length of thread M is distributed mainly on the flattened stitches between adjacent needle stitches in the form of loops and crimps, so that if the stocking is treated or finished in the usual way, these threads are heat-set in this condition. If the fabric breaks, either one or both of the loads will break M and S and the heat-set loops of the thread in the vertical rows of stitches intertwine and prevent running stitches both upwards and downwards. "Although there is a hole in the fabric" if the threads are broken "there is no considerable run direction away from the fracture point instead of "

A. Another feature »that of the ladder-proof properties of the fabric "appears to be based on the fact that the muzzle T in each column of the fabric not during., ded knitting each row or row can be formed but rather that these catch stitches in a certain horizontal row

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ehstfolgenden only in every sweiten column and in the n ^ horizontal row becoming again formed only in each intervening ^ second column check extend Also, the rear, inserted mesh behind each Fangmasehe so that when a thread of a particular column rsißt _t Fangaasche about half-and- underneath the broken thread not easily through the on-. themselves

can be drawn following Fangaastshen _s without / with the floating threads au intertwine. "

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Seamless hosiery can be used in accordance with the

y are β invention using seeds with versehiedi'neri denier x = values knitted "For example, stockings with a 7 denier Monofilfadea usd a 10 B © Nier monofilament werderu knitted nylon BeTörzugte hosiery vnirden using two 7-Benier ^ monofil However, knitted nylon j, the ladder-safe stocking = v / arene according to the invention also using threads of other strengths su3 synthetic hot © fixi3rbaren _s monofilament or mehrfadigeniYdariaen are knitted ο,

The stockings according to the invention are preferably knitted with a circular knitting machine having 400 needles, as they are produced by Scott & Williams _P inco-iier and are known under the designation ¹¹ KH ¹¹ * This type of machine is constructed in the usual way «ad has one Hand control medhanism that can easily be adjusted to

aura ladder-proof hosiery knitting according to the present invention is suitable. In order to knit the stockings according to the invention on such a machine, it is necessary only necessary, the mode of operation öes Hadelsteuermeehani sinus Set £ so that the Kadelwalil after each turn of the Needle cylinder is reversed ",

! Parts of the knitting machine on which the erfindmigegemäßen ladder-safe stockings are vorsugsueise knitted, are shown in Figures 2, 3 and 4 to beige vrie the needles H are controlled _t selectively aufaunehmen around the threads to the knitting point, generally with the B _e train = -. _t numeral 24 beseichnet IETC As shown in Figure 2 it is Mascliine with a Schlos jacket 25 equipped _s surrounds the Eädelzylinder and from the usual Sfcagring (not dargsstellt) supported v / IRTU Ber cam housing 25 is a conventional-ViSioe in-zv / ei portions -imterteilt _t a right S _o = Hloss part 26 and a left S _c hloßteil 27. The usual knitting =. Ecli-locks are provided at the striker position and have an 'upper ffiit- tler.es s ^ rickschloß 30, a lower middle ^ tieSckGuloß 3 "s. Fine right StriokschloS 32 and a left stiff rope lock 35c' -

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The thread feed and part 24 consists of a stitch opening in the ring 35 "which is equipped with thread feeds 36 and 37, which can be shifted in and out of the feed position in the usual way," Other thread feeders (not shown) are also provided to guide other threads into the loader * while certain parts of the stocking are being knitted "commonly referred to as" spiral feeding "finger"'- referred to-is, in the apparatus described, · the second or front suture S nevertheless Hadeln _t supplies the F _a äeasuführungsstelle 24 pass at a higher ^level: ■

In order to be of assistance in laying down the yarn, the hooks of the needles H are preferably pre-bent over the needle axis o The needles are held vertically and independently of one another in the usual slots of the needle cylinder (not shown) J (Figure 2} is arranged in each Nadeletöss-sx of the needles N and a 'sample lifter P is next to each of the auxiliary lifters above J vorg-es-ehen ₀ "The DlaechiEQ is also, rait a number of stop levers 40 (Figure 2) Equipped in the usual way by a not

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_R are actuated pattern drum bring the lift pattern "P in Steilungeia inlet" si where © either come in Singriff with a Musterstriekeehloß 41st, riding on this or Mij this not come into contact ₀

According to the vorliegenden'Erfindung the operation of the stopper is Lieb el 4-0 "bsi each revolution of the Hadelaylinders ■ reversed" Während.einer revolution of Nadelcylinders, each sweite Huster lifter P-1 and gripped by the cam 41 raised ₉ - thereby the corresponding auxiliary lifter and, loadin, denoted by 'J-1 and N »1 in Figure 2. During the same revolution, the other intervening nut lifters, denoted by P ~2, are not lifted from the strioke lock 41 and therefore remain the corresponding auxiliary Lieber oov / ie the! blame J-2 and SM2 sunächst in a lower position _β the needles I = ^ of the 26 Stricksßhloß the Schloßmant ^ i raised

In this way the Kadela N are divided into zvjei groups; Me with SM 'denoted group v; is raised to a faohn level, which is higher than the catch level or the lower level ist5 to which the stairs of group U- = 2 are raised. "Of the ¥ eg the hadöl hook of group N-1 is indicated by the dashed line Line 44 and the path of group N-2 hooks is through

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the 'dashed line 45 (Figures 2 and 3) indicated to the right; Stricksehioß 32 is pushed rearwardly to a position ver =, in which it is out of operation, so that the needle foot does not come with it in engagement _f au when the Fadenzufüh = ■ accumulation point 24 vorrückenο.

As best seen in FIG. 3, the needles HI ₈ that pass the knitting parts 24 in the higher shed or higher level take up the thread S and then the thread M. On the other hand, the needles I ~ 2, which take the knitting parts 24 happen in the lower Niveau'oder tuck level, only the yarn M, and the thread S is disposed on the inside of ladein N ~ 2, "to form the deposit all needles ET was then performed under the left cam box 33 and in the retracted position during this rotation of the needle cylinder herabg © absorbed *, however, since only the needles EM on the upper tray level were gehöben before they have taken up both threads M and S, v / ground two threads containing mesh only by these needles abgestrickt _$ if drawn or be lowered »As the needles. H «2 are not raised to the upper shed level before they take up the main thread M, they form tuck stitches from the thread M when these needles are lowered while the thread. S is stored o. . ■

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During the next single rotation of the needle cylinder, the stopper levers 40 are reversed so that the needles N-1 _f, which followed the higher path 44 during the previous rotation, mm. follow the lower path 45, while the needles ΙΪ-2, which previously followed the lower path 45, now follow the higher path 44 ο In this way, during this second rotation, the stubs of the needles H-1 and N ~ 2 _¥ that they, in the previous revolution occupied, ¹ reversed and now the needles H ~ form 1- tuck stitches from the thread-M _f while the yarn S again is stored _f uhd the needles N ~ 2 form 'the Striekmaseiien from two yarns M and S ₀ in the following. the next or third rotation are the Stopp® levers 40 reversed again so that the needles are raised in this way? as described l · i the first turn, with the needles ■ H "one turn the higher path 44 and the Nadeln'H '- = 2 the lower path to follow _o This reversal of l <ade.Xeinstelltuig place while knitting each Row of the run «· maschenf eat en (; ev; ebe 8 equip

Eel the ladder-proof fabric shown in FIGS. 5 and 5 _? "With every revolution of the needle cylinder a loop is obtained and catch loops are made in every wide or even-numbered vertical row of stitches in every

horizontal row of stitches as well as in the intervening »" or vertical rows of stitches with a number of wheels in the horizontally aligned rows of stitches next to the daawi

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* For example, in the horizontal row of stitches, which are formed from the threads KM and S ~ 1, double stitches 20 are made from both threads in every vertical vertical. Maeohenreine barren column WI, W-3 and ¥ ~ 5 (see Figure 6} _? While in the intermediate columns W-2 and ¥ -4 get tucking threads 21 from the thread M = I and floating threads from the thread S = 1 are (see Figure 6) ₀ During the next revolution of the needle cylinder, the stitching is formed from the threads S-2 and M-2 and oil double loops 20 are in the columns in between "W-2 uiid ¥ -4 (see Figure - 6 are obtained), while the Fangmasehen. 21 from the yarn M-2 and the float F from the yarn. S ~ 2 in each column sweiten W-1 _f ¥ ~ ¥ 3 and -5 (see Figure 6) eraeugt ₀ Thereupon the row of stitches formed from threads S-3 and M-3 is produced in the same way as the first row of stitches that was knitted from threads M = 1 - _{and S ~ 1. The next row of stitches f -die out} The threads S-4 and-M-4 are sucked up, is formed in the same way as the second row of stitches from threads S-2 and M = 2. X> a the needle control at the end of each stitch row or reversed during each revolution of the needle cylinder, this sexton can be called "one-by-one".

Bas iaufissssöhenfeste hosiery fabric according to the present Invention v / ird "awar was essentially formed 'out of hook stitches': .-

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and it is characterized by the fact that there is no double legal masala, yet it has. the appearance of a plain knitted ₉ into account by * = stocking gev / ebes and sur coarsened only when using a device visualization of the mesh structure as ζ _"Β ο a microscope, it is possible the tissue from another, smooth knitted Ge \ irebe to under = · divorce _o Even if both Hasshenarten greatly enlarged ^v is © s difficult, each thread will follow ₀ Although the threads in such a manner controlled in the tissue below the Badein.geführt and the needles in such a way that the machine produces a fabric which has the appearance of the fabric shown in FIG

In some cases, both threads M and S of a knitted fabric 20 are not connected to the legs of both threads of the next stitch, but the loose thread M of a knitted stitch is connected to the thread M ₉ which is normally the forms Fangmasehe21, entangled While it is not completely investigated why this phenomenon occurs, it is, however, that this angenommenf ₉ that sweimsl much yarn M used with the elastischen'Eigensehaft of M © nofilfadena from Hylon and the fact in the tissue as a thread S is _t connected and that thereby the loose thread M der

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Holding ash. 20 is made possible by accident to move under the needle tongue into the upper shed position au ₉ v / ährsnd the tensioned thread S is held above the tongue. A microscopic examination of the machine structure of a stocking, which was manufactured according to the method described above, shows that this phenomenon occurs? however, it cannot be determined - if it - occurs, since regular repetition could not be observed

In FIGS. T and 8, a piece of tissue is shown in which this phenomenon just described was present. As shown _P , the main part of the fabric is formed from tying loops 2 ¹ : which are the tying loops T of the one shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 (Jev / ebes sameo Like the catches 3? Each © Fangmasshe ϊ ^{ consists of a double-thread knitting stitch 20 'and a single thread Faiigaiasche 21 * .with-a deposited thread. tf ~ 3 * and W-5 ^l of the in the figures 7 and 8 dargesteilten Grev / ebes "It is _emphasized% that the upper changed. Faa ^ nasühe X in the column ¥ = 5 ^r a consisting of a single yarn loop 22 _f formed from the thread S-2 ⁵ , and a pair of interwoven pike necks 25 and 23a, each of which is also formed from a single thread _g

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has ο the straight stitch 23 is formed from the thread -M-2- ¹ and the EeehtBinasche 23a from a thread H-3V and interwoven with the straight stitch 23 ·

As stated above, should the thread M-3 ¹ normally form a modified IfengraaseheX? however in this case "forms

he does not _t the Rechtsmäsche 23a since the loose yarn M ~ 2 ^Ü in the Nade! hook together lait the thread S ^ ¹ held w ill, v / hen the yarn M-3 * wirdo sucked by the needle on this Y / eiae When the needle picks up the thread M ~ 3- and is lowered to pull the thread in, the loose thread M => 2 ^C (which is no longer in the needle hook together with the holding thread S ~ 2 ^?

-remains) · knitted by the ·· hadel, around the knit stitch 23 au bildeiio If this thread is then lowered v / ir-d during the next turn, the threads M «3 ^! and S ° 2 'are knitted and form 8ovrohl loosely held stitches 22 as well as the right · = stitch 23a «■

The look! Oer tuck stitches S ¹ relative au the number of modified-n Faagmasehen X is in various 5 _e ilen the stocking different and there found \ mrde that in reality a larger number of Fangmasohen T ¹ in the lower ¹ S _e il of a seamless stocking available 3ind _s v / hile in aem obereß S _e il of stocking it a greater number

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of modified Fangmaseh © n X are to be found o Z ₀ Z ₀ "becomes

_t believed that the gradual removal of the mesh size it has an effect, as often occurs this "phenomenon.

It has been found ₉ that more Masehenreihen sum forming the upper length of the erftndungsgeraäßen stump are required to be comparatively equal to the number dsr Maselienreihen _s which normally ge for the ascenders \ föhnlieher stockings are required _o For example, a conventional sock with a MasehengröS © _f 10 micro- mesh corresponding with 1236 Kaeehenrsihen in its Oberläng © knitted _f i ^ hile link rows required in the top length with the same mesh size for a laufmaschßnsicheren stocking according to the invention vorliegendsn 1416 Sindo

Although the action of the fabric according to the present invention _f gusamsienhang with a dog knitting machine the ausgerü8tet 400 _Hadeln: is _sec beseiirieberi, it is clear that erfindungsgeiHäß stockings can also be knitted with machines dis more or woniger threading, besitzeno!. The number of loads can be an even or an odd number. Also, the format described only has a single thread lead "- iAnd knitting parts _? however, stockings according to the present invention can also init *

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Knitting machines, which have a plurality Zuführungsatellen generated v / ground ^ wherein represents Wadeis teuermeehanisinus operates ao at each Stristesteile "that the ^ adsln in Awei groups divided v / ground so that takes place at each knitting point the same process described ₀ -

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Claims (1)

P at β nt a η β ρ rü ehe. ο "Seamlessly knitted, ladder-proof stocking tape with the appearance of a plain knitted fabric, characterized in that this fabric is made of successive horizontal and vertical rows of stitches consists »whereby each horizontal row of stitches consists of at least one main thread and at least one second thread is formed, the stitches are formed from both threads in every second or every even vertical row or column, and the Masehen in the columns in between Fang = are masehen which are formed from the main thread and which of floating threads? those formed by the second thread '"- are deposited, and that the main thread is considerably longer than the second thread, so that these two threads Tensioned relatively tightly in the fabric, the main thread is relatively loose and the excess lengthways of the loose Main thread - loosen *, randomly distributed in the fabric Stitches that form with the stitches of the second η thread are intertwinedL 2ο stocking fabric according to claim "1, characterized in that the horizontal rows of stitches have catch stitches which are backed with floating threads and modified catch stitches ₉ 909839/0861 efeexifälls Mt fl0i; t3.ie ^ enäeii pawns are deposited that the FangKaehen and the modified 3? a.rigmaehen Iceine Eeehtsffiäet are brewed, that every Fgngraasche out etn ^ r ^ ges% iß ^ th MasenenaehXingßi from both threads formedΓ, -and a ^ angmaachensciilinge, which only consists of Main threads are gelüilden, foe stands and that the modified Each from a knitted Maaehenaehlinge from the aweit ladsn and from a Saar Eeehtsfflasehen = sole-ingen from the main thread Tsestalit, the laiteinandsr .. entwined mi are ₀ ■ Strumpfgev / EBS according Aneprucli 1 CDER 2 _S gekennaeielmet _t characterized in that each aiieit © ofier geraäsalilige horizontal H _e ilie from Maeclien besteilt di * © ■ each wide Eolonne isugeoxclnet tmd'von two are that are arranged iniea daswischengeXegenen ungeradiCelonnen Faagmasislien "of the Hatiptfsöen are formed, and that in these intervening columns a thread lying on the ground from the second thread is interlaced and that there are knitted stitches, which are sewn by the Neaavian-Ii, in the odd-numbered rows lying there. are imger "dg AHLs gen Koi onne.n eye arrange t '" formed from and be identical Grai'iien _t Pangea as much chelating bef inöenj which each sv; nits or geradsahXigen'Kolonne augeördnet and from the Hauptfadengebildetsdad and £ Iottliegenden yarns from 4eiu Kv-attsK Paden gebiläei; siad * deposited 909839/0801 BAD OFUÖiNAL ο S trumpf fabric according to one of claims 1 to 3 »characterized * that it is made of synthetic, heat-fixable Monofilament yarn with a yarn thickness of about 7 to 10 denier consistso. ' 5 ο Method for the production of a seamlessly knitted, ladder-proof swabbing fabric that has the appearance of a: plain knitted fabric _? characterized _f ,, that in each case a 'goose' horizontal row of measurements from knitted stitches _f which are formed by two threads and. which each column is ordered separately and made from fangia threads from the main yarn as well as from floating threads from the, -sv / eiten & £ rn _? the d & sv / ischeniiegenden columns are sugeordnet, "is formed _P that the subsequent horizontal row of stitches from abgestrickten stitches, which are formed by two · yarns and the dea DASV / ischenliegenden \ · λ columns sug @ allocates are and from Fanginaschen from the \ ,: ■ Main yarn e as well as from floating threads from a second yarn _? which exist in every second column ztage'or & net sin & s? that the second yarn is held relatively tight and the main yarn relatively 3-eyed? so that the% uptf adsn when knitting into the weave. \ 7essentially longer - "than -the sweite pad or the second yarn and thereby randomly distributed loops in the fabric are formed in the main thread . 'will ^ that loosen themselves in the form of loops Meshes of the side g-arnee interlaced . . «\. :,. o - ^ 90983 ^ / 0861 25-τ ■■ "" .-. ο The procedure makes a claim '. 5 using a Hunds trick-y machine, the vertically displaceable loading cylinder, a ' ■ ^y Striötstelle and Sinriehtungen sum supply, a main yarn in a lower position and - sum ■ supply, a second yarn' or thread in "a higher position of the Natlein an der Stricks shares -. Exhibits -, - thereby being geisennseiöhiietj that sO --- during every second or even revolution of the K & deX cylinders. every second ladel on a knitting or: ·. ^: Paöhniveau geholoea viiz'dj, if .sie. sioli approaches the knitting point, like this. that both I ^? äd © n to every second laclel eye- ■■■; leads to, that the aasv / isehenlie Haclela. 2Xif fangnive.au come on! eri been ₅ when you see the - "knitting point" approach, and the main ^ Iaden su öeii daswiischen · ^ lying needles s & ft8irf wii ¹ « _? vjäteenö equilateral to the."". aweit -." thread -. "behind tiles claswisciionl 'tight hairs is pre-filled, and then all needles on the ■ '".. Binsugniveeu Gesealst v / eröenj if you do the rope» 'place' to be led "? - ·: b ■) ■ 'ΐ / on each ds gswiseh @ n taking place or odd number of revolutions of the Xiädelzyliader the needles in between =' the knitting or fascia level needs to be raised _? when they approach the knitting point _r so that both threads are from the "ääswisohenlying Hadeln 909839/0861 be included that every second needle at the catch level is raised when it approaches the knitting point, so that the main thread is taken up by each of these needles, while the second thread is taken up behind each of these second ones Hadeln is passed by, and that all needles are then lowered to Sinziehn level when they pass through the knitting point led v / earth and c) are fed to these needles so during the odd and even revolutions of the Nadelsylinders constitute second thread and the main thread _f that relatively Straram tensioned Masehen from the second yarn and relatively loosely tensioned bottles aue; the Hauptfadan be formed, so that the loose intertwine Maßöhen from the main thread and with zv / een the tensioned stitches of the second thread and form randomly distributed loops in the tissue ₀ 909839/0861 "