DE429998C - Double-faced, ribbed-patterned stocking made on the Flachraenderstuhl and process for its production - Google Patents

Description

Double-faced, ribbed-patterned, made on the flat-edged chair Stocking and process for its manufacture. The invention relates to a double-faced Goods produced stocking, which consists of two pieces of goods, namely from a wider edge piece and a narrower length piece attached to it, which is also ribbed-patterned. The manufacture of such goods on your flat-edged chairs "Rarely associated with great difficulties so far, because it does not succeed" rolled, a special combination of a broad right and right piece with a narrower, To create ribbed-patterned pieces of goods without sewing the parts together connect to.

The new process enables the production of such a stocking with a neat connection of a wider right and right piece with one narrower, ribbed-patterned piece of goods without sewing work possible by removing the stitches the wider Right and right piece on the chair needles of the Flat-edged chair "-earth, while the machine needles free of meshes are. The meshes of the right-hand and right-hand piece ”are grounded on a chimney brought so that two stitches hang on each opening needle, and by means of this Aufschlagkammes "-erden transfer the stitches to the chair needles. At. this procedure there is no need for any sewing work.

Fig. R shows the shape of such a stocking.

Fig. 2 shows the thread connection of the goods at the junction of the wider right and reclits piece with your narrower ribbed-patterned piece of goods: a represent the chair wales, b the machine wales.

Fig. 3 to 8 explain the process of joining the wider one Right-and right-hand piece with your narrower, ribbed-patterned goods.

In the drawing Fig. 2 is a double surface in one embodiment Goods shown.

The rows O, I, 11 belong to the wide right-hand and right-hand piece, in -elchen a right-hand wale b alternates with a left-hand wale a. In sections III, IV and V, the knitted stitches are missing at the points at c, so that the goods contract. If this is distributed at least several times over the entire width of the fabric. so this piece of goods, denoted by B in Fig. i, is naturally narrower than like the edge piece A, in which no stitches are missing.

The entire stitches of the right and right piece A (Fig. I) are transferred to the chair needles f (Fig. 3) by means of a push-up comb, the execution of which is known in and of itself, and remain on them (row II) . The machine needles c remain free of layers of thread. Now a new row of loops is formed on the chair needles, whereby shorter loops can be made at individual points (Fig. 4.). These loops are reworked into row III, whereby these opened stitches are thrown off the new loops in a known manner, and new 2 ashes are created on the chair needles, while only thread loops h get stuck on the machine needles (Fig. 5 and 6) .

The moment of the knocking off is shown in Fig.5, in Fig.6 catching the handles, already sinker hooks, in the hooks of the machine needles. The one marked with d. Machine needles have been pressed shut according to this exemplary embodiment Tips so that they cannot catch the handles and these over the needle heads slide. These needles are inserted into the machine needle bar at the point where no stitch should be created (see Fig. 2 at c). Instead of needles with crimped tips, those without tips or the Machine needles can be completely missing in the places. That is not part of the essence of this Invention. Row III is now finished. In the next row IV arise on the machine needles marked e, stitches i (Fig. 2 and 7), and so on in each subsequent row, e.g. B. Row 5, as Fig. 8 shows.

I Now that at points c of the item B knit stitches are missing, but there were stitches in the right-hand and right-hand piece, item B becomes significant narrower than the right and right piece: due to the peculiar hanging of the right and Right-Mäschen on the chair needles is the connection of the two items of goods .1 and B neatly made without any sewing work.

The ribbed-patterned item B, i.e. the continuation of the right and right edge A, of course, can be kept in different needle arrangements be.

Claims (2)

PATENT CLAIMS: i. Double-faced, double-sided, ribbed mixed stocking, characterized in that a wide right and right-hand piece is followed by a narrower, ribbed-patterned piece of goods without sewing. 2. Process for the production of a double-layered, self-contained, ribbed-mastered stocking according to claim i on your flat-edged chair, characterized in that all stitches of the wider right and right piece are brought onto the chair needles, which But machine needles remain in the first row without stitches and thread layers and Thread handles are only obtained when knocking off the chair stitches, from which only], ei the next row of stitches "-ground.