DE359140C - Procedure for flat Kulierwirstuehle to apply the upper glove fingers - Google Patents

Description

Method for flat knitting looms for knitting the upper glove fingers. The upper glove fingers are now often applied to the lengths in the way on flat Kulierwirkstühlen that several within a finger's breadth immediately Lengths r to 6 (Fig. 2) pushed onto the chair needles side by side at the same time one finger each b to g is worked continuously, so that these fingers that go through a row of running stitches are delimited from each other, form a single piece of goods, which subsequently by making appropriate incisions in individual fingers b to g is dismantled. This process is repeated until each lengths gradually die required-upper: has received four fingers. According to Fig. 2 there are six lengths with one finger of the largest glove number assumed, because .the one required for this The number of needles corresponds to the width of a row of needles (fontur) customary in glove machines.

In accordance with the division of the finger width for the largest glove number, the lower decks 1a and 'i required for the fingertips are also arranged on the rails, k and L of the rD.eok machine (Fig. R). If fingers are now to be applied to smaller glove numbers, which of course also have to be correspondingly narrower, the existing division of the lower deckers, measured for the largest finger width, no longer fits, because their mutual distance would then also have to be correspondingly smaller. The latter cannot be changed, however, because the decks are screwed onto the deck rails and therefore cannot be moved.

It would therefore be necessary to carry out the described procedure Require a different finger machine for each glove size. To the latter To avoid it, one now proceeds in such a way that one -the for the greatest glove number necessary finger machines also for working the fingers of smaller glove numbers by first working with the same number of needles as for the largest glove number (see the dotted lines in Fig. 5), finally but the required smaller finger width is produced by working on both Sides of the fingers .cuts away the excess fabric. It would then, for example the stripes hatched in Fig. 6 are omitted. But this is a very associated significant loss of time and material, because while you are correct Finger width (Fig. 2) between two fingers only needs to make one incision. are too much finger width for smaller glove numbers (Fig. 6) two incisions are required between every two fingers, because in this case each one Finger must be trimmed on both long edges. The gradation in the finger width is usually four stitches from one glove number to the other, so that So if the largest glove number is assumed, the next one smaller Number between each two fingers a strip four stitches wide and; at the next but one number one of eight stitches must be cut out what would be a considerable factor in the mass production common in the glove industry Failure means. The fingers get, when they run through a row of stitches, one another can be delimited from each other when cutting the latter straight mesh or semi-regular came because: then only sinker stitches, but not needle stitches be cut up.

The invention now aims to produce gloves of various types Size on one and the same knitting chair while avoiding the previously required for this Reduce the width of the fingers by cutting away stitches. It should therefore just like now with the largest glove number (Fig. 2) all fingers immediately in of the required correct width are produced and are directly lined up next to each other, so that for their mutual separation there is also only a single incision between two fingers are required each, for which a ladder row is used.

The fulfillment of this task is achieved by: that for .the reduction of the fingertips no longer a single decker, but a single decker in use comes across the entire fontur (chair needle row) or the entire width of the fabric extends and: whose cover pins: are to be operated in such a way that only .the the required finger width or the mutual finger spacing - corresponding Needles are in working position when reducing and: with the relevant Chair needles work together: the remaining cover needles are out of working position and therefore remain ineffective.

A decker p of the type indicated is in Albb-.3 and q. shown schematically. The heavy lines mean cover needles m in the working position, fine lines are cover needles ml out of the working position. Fig.3 corresponds to decks i and, Fig. Q. the deckers h in Fig. i, while Fig. 5 means a repetition of Fig.2. The establishment of such a deck device and the means for actuation 'or Grouping of the needles can .be the same as in the known Jaquard-Petinet devices, in which, for example, in the sense of Fig be brought out of working position by means of an urging needle o.

For all glove numbers whose fabric width a is now after the new Procedure is different from the outset, and the z. B. in the case of Fig. 6 corresponds to the dimension al of Fig. 9, then there will always be a corresponding grouping the needles made, the zweclonäßig after. Made by jacquard cards will, and their difference. comparatively from Figs: 7 and 8 compared to. Fig. 3 and 4 can be seen.

The reduction device described also has the advantage that Covering is much safer because there is a cover pin for every chair needle is present and therefore always the same pairs of needles work together while when using narrow deckers, continue to move them sideways. makes necessary and these are therefore regularly assigned to other chair needles, .whose mutual matching becomes more difficult, the finer the stool-needle division is.

Claims (1)

PATENT-ANSPRUCII: Method for flat knitting looms for casting the upper glove finger in such a way that several immediately adjacent to each other Lengths pushed onto the chair needles at a finger's breadth, at the same time each finger is worked continuously, so @ that these consist of a single piece of goods, Which is subsequently broken down into individual fingers through appropriate incisions is, characterized in that for the purpose of producing front gloves different Size on one and the same knitting chair, avoiding what was previously required for this Reduce the finger width by cutting away meshes instead of individual deckers for the reduction of the fingertips, a single one over the entire row of fecal needles or fabric width stretching decker is used, its cover needles are to be operated in such a way: that only the finger width required in each case or the mutual finger gaps corresponding cover pins when reducing in Are in the working position and work together with the chair needles concerned, while the other cover needles are out of position and therefore remain ineffective. , -