DE2413911A1 - Knitted pile loop fabric - is developed by lock in a single pass to create loops bonded to basic fabric - Google Patents

Abstract

The system to develop pile loops with a multi-lock flat-bed knitting machine uses several stitch development functions in a single pass of the lock slide where the casting-off of the ground yarn loops, the insertion of the bonding yarn and the stitching of the pile loops at the same time as the ground and bonding yarns are knitted with the ground yarn being included. The system allows pile loops to be knitted with a motor-driven lock, increasing the pattern range without errors.

Description

Process for the production of plush knitted fabrics on flat knitting machines The invention relates to a method for producing plush knitted fabric on a commercially available multi-lock transfer machine to expand the pattern options the same.

In the previous process for the production of plush knitted fabric a special device had to be installed and the thread guides carefully adjusted ..

Special facilities of this type have long been known, but are Very seldom used in motor trioc machines because the frequency of errors is too high is.

The object of the invention is to find a method which Production of plush knitted fabric enables and eliminates the high frequency of errors, thus also enables profitable production.

According to the invention, this object is achieved in that in one working stroke the lock slide several specific loop formation processes are used, which the shedding of basic thread loops, inserting binding thread and forming of laid-on thread Catch, catch insert with basic thread, knitting off basic and binding thread with simultaneous involve forming plush loops with the basic thread alone.

The advantages achieved by this method are particular in the fact that a previously not fully used sample area of the complex multi-lock turning machine in particular that can be used with jacquard equipment.

An embodiment of the invented mesh technique is shown below described in more detail. It shows in simplified form: Figure 1 process in the lock picture a double lock jacquard necking machine with slide movement from left to to the right.

From the knitted fabric (1) hanging in the two needle beds, in the lock section I pattern-like plush loops by pushing the needle back and forth accordingly (11) thrown through the lock part (12). The needles are in the lock section II (21) of the front needle bed driven out by cam part (22) and a binding thread (23) inserted with the catch placed on it.

In section III, the needles of the front needle bed are through Lock part (31) driven out to catch height and the basic thread (32) is now to the already in the front needles (38) located binding thread (23) supplied. The pattern Selected needles (33) in the rear needle bed were inserted into the Knitting position advanced and capture only the basic thread (32). At the killing points (35) and (36) are now stitches with binding thread from the needles (37) in the front needle bed and ground thread formed, while the needles (33) plush loops alone with the ground thread (32) kulate.

The knitting process described can take place in the slide path from right to left repeat accordingly.

Claims (1)

P a t e n t a n s p r u c h s: Process for the production of plush knitted fabric on a commercially available Multi-lock transfer machine, characterized in that in one working stroke of the Lock slide several specific stitch formation processes are used, which the shedding of basic thread loops, inserting binding thread and forming of laid-on thread Catch, catch insert with ground thread, knitting off ground and binding thread at the same time involve forming plush loops with the basic thread alone.