EP0033837A1 - Métier à tricoter - Google Patents

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EP0033837A1
EP0033837A1 EP81100104A EP81100104A EP0033837A1 EP 0033837 A1 EP0033837 A1 EP 0033837A1 EP 81100104 A EP81100104 A EP 81100104A EP 81100104 A EP81100104 A EP 81100104A EP 0033837 A1 EP0033837 A1 EP 0033837A1
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Eberhard Leins
Manfred Walter
Willi Gaiser
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B15/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, weft knitting machines, restricted to machines of this kind
    • D04B15/32—Cam systems or assemblies for operating knitting instruments
    • D04B15/36—Cam systems or assemblies for operating knitting instruments for flat-bed knitting machines
    • D04B15/362—Cam systems or assemblies for operating knitting instruments for flat-bed knitting machines with two needle beds in V-formation
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B15/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, weft knitting machines, restricted to machines of this kind
    • D04B15/66—Devices for determining or controlling patterns ; Programme-control arrangements
    • D04B15/68—Devices for determining or controlling patterns ; Programme-control arrangements characterised by the knitting instruments used
    • D04B15/78—Electrical devices
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B15/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, weft knitting machines, restricted to machines of this kind
    • D04B15/66—Devices for determining or controlling patterns ; Programme-control arrangements
    • D04B15/82—Devices for determining or controlling patterns ; Programme-control arrangements characterised by the needle cams used

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  • the invention relates to a knitting machine of the type defined in the preamble of claim 1.
  • the slideways are usually provided above the feet of the knitting tools and are intended to act on trigger parts arranged resiliently on the lock elements, so as to pass them during the passage to move the lock elements on the knitting tools into such a position relative to the needle bed that the knitting tools are deducted by the amount provided for the stitch formation.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object of developing a knitting machine of the type mentioned in such a way that the adjustment of the depth of pull of each individual trigger part before it passes the knitting tools is possible with simple design means and by means of a simple control process.
  • the invention has the advantage that the depth of each trigger part can be adjusted before it passes the knitting tools by simply actuating the control device. It is therefore not necessary to move parts such as e.g. to supply control signals to the lock elements, to temporarily stop these parts in order to adjust the draw-off depth during the operation of the knitting machine.
  • the control device according to the invention can consist of a simple switch arrangement which, before each passage of the trigger elements past the knitting tools, places the slide elements on the slideway which is required, according to the pattern, to set the trigger depth.
  • a flat knitting machine according to DE-OS 25 31 705 is shown.
  • two needle beds 3 are mounted in a V-shaped manner, in the grooves of which knitting needles 5 with hooks 6, preferably latch needles, are mounted in a longitudinally displaceable manner in a known manner.
  • a drive shaft 7 is rotatably supported in bearings 8.
  • a number of eccentric cam disks 10 which correspond to the number of knitting needles 5 and are angularly offset from one another, are lined up in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • a drive element 12 is placed on each cam disk 10, which is designed as a fork with two arms 14 and 15, which is connected by a connecting web 16 that acts as a coupling element are connected.
  • the two arms 14, 15 encompass the cam disk 10 from two sides in such a way that their points of contact with the cam disk 10 lie on a line which runs essentially parallel to the needle axes, so that the drive elements 12 from the cam disks 10 when the drive shafts 7 rotate can be raised and lowered parallel to the needle axes and in this way carry out exhaust and trigger strokes.
  • a shaft 18 On a lateral part of the drive element 12 facing the connecting web 16, a shaft 18 is provided, which is mounted in a sliding and rotating bearing, which is secured by an elongated hole 21 in the shaft 18 and an axis 22 which projects through the elongated hole 21 in the frame 1 is formed so that the drive element 12 is held on the one hand due to the action of a pressure spring 20 abutting the web 16 on the cam plate 10 and on the other hand due to the sliding and rotating bearing 21, 22 is slidably and rotatably mounted.
  • a recess is provided in an upper section of the drive element 12, the upper edge of which serves as a trigger element 24 and the lower edge of which serves as an expulsion element 25 for a foot of the knitting needle 5 assigned to it, the lower edge of which is to be regarded as an expulsion element 28 and the upper edge of which is to be regarded as a trigger element 29.
  • the trigger member 24 has such a length that it overlaps the trigger member 29 during the trigger stroke of the cam 10 in every possible position of the drive element 12, whereas the drive member 25 is so short that it drives the drive member 28 only in the coupling position shown in FIG. 2 of the coupling element 16 overlaps, in a decoupling position, on the other hand, lies outside the effective range of the expulsion element 28.
  • a selection device for the selection of the knitting needles 5 according to the pattern, contains a holding magnet 33 which can be controlled in accordance with the pattern and a control spring 34 which is clamped on one side and can be applied to the pole face of the holding magnet 33 by means of a projection provided on the shaft 18. If the holding magnet 33 attracts the control spring 34, the connecting web 16 is placed by the pressure spring against the associated cam plate 10, so that the drive member 25 overlaps the drive member 28.
  • control spring 34 If, on the other hand, the control spring 34 is not attracted by the holding magnet 33, it falls off from its pole face due to its pretension and lies against a stop 37 formed on the shaft 18, so that the drive element is locked in a retracted position despite the action of the compression spring 20 and the expulsion solenoid 25 remains outside the engagement area of the expulsion member 28.
  • Each knitting needle 5 has a foot 39 which can cooperate with a plurality of lock elements 40 which are fastened to endless belts or chains 42 which are mounted on deflection rollers 43 and are driven by a drive device, not shown.
  • the lock elements 40 run on fixed slide rails 46 and 53 arranged parallel to the needle beds 3 and extending over the entire width of the needle beds, so that they are always arranged at the same invariable height as the knitting needles 5 pass.
  • each lock element 40 has a trigger part 48 which is effective in the direction of withdrawal and an expulsion part 47 which rises in the direction of expulsion, which delimit a channel 49 into which the feet 39 of the knitting needles 5 enter in order to first be withdrawn from the trigger part 48 to form a stitch and then to be returned to the normal pass position by the stripper 47.
  • Each lock element 40 contains an inner U-shaped component 90, which is fastened to a chain link 85 and which cooperates with the slide rail 46, and an outer U-shaped carrier 91, which is arranged displaceably thereon interacts with one of several spaced apart and parallel slide rails 53, a compression spring 93 being provided between the component 90 and the carrier 91, which in the relaxed state presses the carrier 91 into a specific position on the component 90.
  • brackets 92 are provided, which carry an axis 94 on which a slide in the form of a roller 55 is rotatably and axially displaceably mounted, which when the lock elements 40 enter the space between the slide rails 46 and 53 Determines the position of the carrier 91 on the component 90.
  • the two lock parts 47 and 48 are fastened to the carrier 91, the trigger part 48 effecting the curling, while the drive-out part 47 effects part of the drive-out that is then required in the normal continuous position.
  • the two lock parts 47 and 48 which form the channel 49
  • two further lock parts 95 and 96 follow, which form a channel 97 and are fastened to the component 90, the lower lock part 95 having a slope 98, which is at the level of normal through position ends and changes there into a horizontal path.
  • a selected slide rail 53 serves as a counterbearing for carrier 91 or for guiding its roller 55.
  • a plurality of slide rails 53 are provided which face the trigger part 48 Sides and at different heights each have a slideway 54 (FIG. 2).
  • the roller 55 which is displaceably mounted in the upper edge of the carrier 91, can assume a number of positions corresponding to the number of slideways 54, can thereby be brought into contact with each slideway 54 and accordingly determine the position of the carrier 91 relative to the component 90. In this way, the curling can be or deduct depth of each individual lock element 40 differently.
  • FIG. 4 the trigger part 48 assumes its highest position corresponding to the minimum trigger depth
  • FIG. 5 shows the position in which the trigger part 48 is pressed against the pressure of the spring 93 into the lowest position corresponding to the maximum trigger depth.
  • the lock elements 40 are arranged in the special type of knitting machine of FIGS. 1 and 2 relative to the feet 39 at such a height that they can only enter the channel 49 after the knitting needles 5 with the help of the trigger elements 24 of the drive elements 12 almost to have been withdrawn to the normal continuous position.
  • the trigger parts 48 are therefore only effective at the end of a full trigger stroke of the cam disks 10 and only effect that small part of the trigger which serves to form a stitch or the thread loop formed by a hook 6 through the previously formed, seated on the needle shaft To pull the stitch through, whereas the majority of the deduction is carried out with the aid of the drive element 12 which is positively driven by the cam disk 10.
  • the arrangement is such that the distance between the trigger elements 24 and the drive elements 25 of the drive elements 12 is approximately as much greater than the distance between the Expulsion member 28 and the withdrawal member 29 of the knitting needle 5 is, as it corresponds to the maximum trigger stroke achievable with the trigger curve 48, ie that the drive connection of the knitting needle 5 with the cam plate 10 has so much play that the knitting needle 5 additionally moves in the direction of its movement to the movement caused by the cam 10 is movable by a sufficiently large distance.
  • a transport device is shown schematically, by means of which the lock elements 40 are guided so that the trigger parts always begin to act on a foot 39 when the associated knitting needle 5 has been withdrawn by the associated drive element 12 to almost the Durohauf too.
  • the chain links 85 are connected to each other with play.
  • the deflection roller 43 on the right in FIG. 6 is slightly braked with the aid of brake shoes 88 preloaded by springs 87, while the drive roller 43 on the left in FIG. 6 is driven at knitting speed.
  • the lock elements 40 have - measured in the direction of movement of the chain - a length corresponding to the length of the knitting systems, so that they partially overcome each other with the game existing between the chain links. bump, i.e. can be put on block.
  • a pinion 86 (FIG. 6) can also be provided, which is arranged in the knitting direction before the goods start.
  • the device shown in FIG. 1 can be used to feed the threads, which has a carrier 57 for thread eyelets 59 arranged above the machine frame, above which at least as many thread spools 61 as thread eyelets 59 available.
  • a plurality of thread guides 63 are provided which are guided past the knitting needles by means of endless belts 64 mounted on deflection rollers 67 on a line parallel to the needle beds 3.
  • Each thread guide 63 has an eyelet 69 into which a thread 70 coming from any thread spool 61 can be inserted.
  • a blow pipe 72 is provided, through which compressed air is pressed in the direction of an arrow P1 by a hose 73 connected to a compressed air source becomes.
  • the lower end of the blowpipe 72 is arranged just above the point at which the eyelets 69 pass and is supported in a ball joint 74.
  • the upper end of the blowpipe 72 can be arranged by means of a swivel mechanism 75 just below each thread eyelet 59 and is designed in such a way that it has a combined suction and blowing effect in connection with a compressed air supply.
  • Each blowpipe 72 also has a lateral slot 76, which on the one hand ensures that the thread in the blowpipe is transported correctly, but on the other hand enables a thread in the blowpipe to be pulled out laterally after it has been inserted into an eyelet 69.
  • the blowpipes 72 are used to first pull the free thread ends obtained by means of the cutting device 71 after setting the upper end of a blowpipe 72 to the associated thread eyelet 59 to the upper end of the blowpipe 72 and then from there through the blowpipe 72 and the eyelet 69 of an associated one To transport thread guide 63 through to its lower end, where the free thread end is held by means of a pneumatic suction device 68 until the thread 70 has been reinserted in some hooks 6 during further transport of the assigned thread guide 63 and processed by them into a stitch.
  • the thread guide can be designed such that the threads are fed to the thread guides alternately from one side or the other of the orbit provided for the thread guides (eg DE-OS 27 01 652).
  • the mode of operation of the knitting machine described is known (for example DE-OS 25 31 705), so that further details can be dispensed with.
  • the slide rails 53 provided for setting the pull-off parts 48 to the desired pull-off or sinking depth, on the slideways 54 of which the rollers 55 roll, are parallel with their longitudinal direction to the needle beds 3 and parallel to the transport direction of the lock elements 40 as they pass by Feet 39 of the knitting needles 5 arranged.
  • the axes 94 of the rollers 55 are arranged perpendicular to the transport direction of the lock elements 40 and perpendicular to the slideways 54 when the lock elements 40 pass by the feet 39, so that each roller 55 is preset to any slideway 54 by a displacement in the axial direction can be created.
  • a control device 106 (FIG. 6) is used for presetting the rollers 55, which - viewed in the transport direction - at the beginning of the slide rails 53, i.e. 1 and 6 at the left end of the slide rails 53.
  • the control device may have mechanical, electrical, magnetic, hydraulic, pneumatic and other means for setting the roller 55 to a slideway 54 selected according to the pattern before it interacts with the slide rails 53.
  • a first embodiment of the control device 106 according to the invention is described below with reference to FIGS. 7 to 9.
  • the lock elements 40 After the lock elements 40 have passed the deflection wheels 43 arranged on the inlet side of the needle beds (FIGS. 1 and 6), they are first guided past a reset curve 101 (FIG. 7) which is arranged parallel to the needle beds 3 and one perpendicular to the transport direction has rising part 102 on which the rollers 55 run up with one of their end faces 56 in such a way that they are moved on the axis 94 into an extreme position, for example into the right end position in FIG. 3, since FIG. 3 is a view from the right end of the needle bed.
  • the spring 93 At this time, the spring 93 is in its almost relaxed position, while the trigger part 48 assumes its highest position, which is shown in FIG. 4.
  • the initial sections of the slide rails 53 provided in the transport direction behind the reset curve 101 are arranged offset to one another, with a slide rail 53a - in relation to the viewing directions according to FIGS. 1 and 6 - starting furthest to the left, while the rest Slide rails 53b, 53c, 53d, etc. each start further to the right.
  • guide rails 103a, 103b, 103c, 103d etc. are arranged, the starting sections of which are likewise offset from one another.
  • the initial section of the guide rail 103a is located furthest to the left and in front of the initial section of the slide rail 53a, while the initial sections of the guide rails 103b, 103c, 103d etc. are each between the initial sections of the adjacent slide rails 53a and 53b and 53b and 53c and so on.
  • the slide rails 53 are provided with slide tracks 54 which protrude more or less far in the direction of the lock elements 40.
  • the slide rail 53a can protrude the least so that it practically holds the interacting roller 55 of a lock element 40 in the highest position shown in FIG. 4, which corresponds to the smallest depth of the associated trigger part 48.
  • the slide rails 53b, 53c, etc. can protrude further outward, so that their slideways 54b, 54c, etc., the rollers 55 running on them and with them the associated trigger parts 48 progressively move against the force of the springs 93 to a lower position corresponding to one Press greater trigger depth for the knitting needles 5.
  • the guide rails 103 project equally far outward in the direction of the rollers 55 and have guide surfaces 104 which are arranged perpendicular to the slideways 54 and on which the rollers 55 can slide with their end faces 56 and which serve to hold the rollers 55 on their feet as they pass 39 to keep in contact with a selected slideway 54.
  • a control device 106 is preferably provided which, according to FIGS. 7 and 8, has a number of switches 107a, 107b and the like. has, which are arranged one behind the other in the transport direction of the lock elements 40 and are used to deflect the rollers 55 according to the pattern or to allow the roller 55 of a lock element 40 entering the control device 106 to interact with a selected slideway 54 during its subsequent transport past the needle beds 3 .
  • Each switch 107a, 107b etc. has a switch body 108a, 108b etc. which can be pivoted about a bearing journal 109a, 109b etc. and which has a rear end 110a, 110b etc., which is rear in the transport direction and adjoins a guide rail 103, with a substantially the same Thickness corresponding to the thickness of the adjoining guide rail 103 and a front, tapering front end 111a, 111b etc. in the transport direction, which can rest on one of the guide surfaces 104.
  • the switch body 108 are arranged at intervals from one another.
  • the switch body 108a is arranged such that its rear end 110a ends near the start section of the guide rail 103b, while its front end 111a can rest on the facing guide surface 104 of the slide rail 103a in such a way that the switch body covers the start section of the slide rail 53a located therebetween. 7 and 8 from the left, on the guide surface 104 of the Guide rail 103a sliding roller 55 would thus be lifted during the further transport of the lock element 40 from the switch body 108a onto the guide surface 104 of the slide rail 103b, provided the switch body 108a is in the solid position in FIG.
  • a roller 55 which is not influenced by the switch body 108a, first runs with its outer surface onto the slide 54a of the slide rail 53a, and then passes with its end faces 56 between the two guide rails 103a and 103b, so that it moves with the needle beds 3 during the entire passage past Guideway 54a interacts.
  • a roller influenced by the switch body 108a passes over the switch body 108a with its end face 56 onto the guide surface 104 of the next guide rail 103b, so that when the switch body 108b following in the transport direction is in the position shown in broken lines in FIG the front end 110b of which is raised sufficiently far from the guide rail 103b, runs with its outer surface 56 onto the slideway 54b and then reaches with its end faces 56 between the two guide rails 103b and 103c.
  • the switches 107b, 107c, etc. are configured in essentially the same way as the switches 107a and are each assigned to a pair of guide rails 103b, 103c and 103c, 103d, etc.
  • Wei Chenkenia 108 can therefore bring the roller 55 of each incoming lock member 40 into contact with any of the existing slideways 54 and thereby the trigger member 48 can be brought into each of the intended positions according to a preselected trigger depth.
  • the lock elements After the lock elements have once been transported past the needle beds 3 or the feet 39 of the knitting needles 5, they are moved according to FIG. 6 from the deflection wheel 43 provided at the end of the needle beds 3 to a return track and from there to the one provided at the beginning of the needle beds 3 Deflection wheel 43 passed, after passing it first run up again on the return curve 101 to reset the rollers 55 in a preselected starting position. After that, the lock elements 40 and with them the rollers 55 again pass through the control device 106 and can be preset again to the position desired the next time the needle beds are passed.
  • An electromagnetically controllable actuating device is provided for the pattern-based adjustment of the switch body 108, which according to FIG. 7 has a lifting magnet 112a, 112b etc. which can be controlled by electrical signals for each switch body 108a, 108b etc.
  • the plunger 113a, 113b, etc. of each solenoid 112 is fastened to one arm of a lever 115a, 115b, etc., which is pivotably mounted on a mounting pin 114a, 114b, etc., the other arm of which is articulated to a push rod 116a, 116b, etc., which is connected in an articulated manner to a bolt 117a, 117b etc. fastened to the switch body 108a, 108b etc.
  • the arms of the levers 115a, 115b, etc., articulated on the push rods 116a, 116b, etc., are also biased into a selected position by springs 118a, 118b, etc., preferably tension springs.
  • springs 118a, 118b, etc. preferably tension springs.
  • the order voltage preferably taken so that the arms of the levers 115 are biased by the springs 118 when the solenoid 112 is de-energized so that the associated switch bodies 108 are in the position shown in broken lines in FIG. 8, in which they leave the incoming rollers 55 unaffected, such as this is shown in Fig. 7 for the switch body 108'c.
  • the rollers 55 can be brought into interaction with each preselected slideway 54 according to the pattern. This has the advantage that the solenoids 112 need only be briefly energized in each case, since the switch bodies 108 can be brought back into the open position immediately after the rollers 55 run up.
  • the switch bodies 108 are designed or arranged in the manner of a rocker.
  • the switch body can be in the open position (dashed line) or in the closed position (solid line). If a roller 55 is deflected by a switch body 108a which is in the closed position, its end face 56 opposite the guide track 104 of the guide rail 103a strikes a counter-guide 119a as soon as its edge abutting the switch body 108a contacts the bearing journal which is mounted in a central part of the switch body 108a 109a has happened.
  • a particular advantage of the embodiment according to FIGS. 10 to 12 is seen in the fact that the plungers 113 are forcibly returned by a positive fit and the springs 118 only have the task of holding the switch body 108 in the open position. Therefore, on the one hand, relatively weak springs 118 and, on the other hand, relatively weak lifting magnets 112 can be provided. Apart from this, the positive opening of the switch body 108 mediated by the counter-guide 119 ensures that the switch body 108 is opened again with certainty after the passage of a roller 55 and does not remain in a half-open position due to a clamping or the like, which would have the consequence that the next one Roll 55 run on a half-open switch body 108 and could destroy it.
  • switch bodies 120a, 120b, 120c etc. are provided in the form of wedge-shaped sliders, each perpendicular to the Extend device of the slide and guide rails 53 and 103 projecting control pin 121a, 121b, 121c, etc.
  • These control pins 121 are connected to lifting devices, not shown, which are effective in the direction of the arrows (FIG. 13) in the form of lifting magnets, hydraulic actuators or the like, by means of which the switch bodies 120 are moved into an active position corresponding to the switch bodies 120a shown in FIG. 13 and 120b and in an inactive position corresponding to the switch body 120c shown in FIG. 13.
  • the switch bodies 120 each have an inclined guide surface 122a, 122b, 122c etc., which begin in the active position of the honeycomb bodies 120 on a guide track 104 of an associated guide rail 103 and by bridging the beginning section of a slide rail 53 at the beginning of the corresponding guide track 104 of the next one following guideway 103 end.
  • a roller 55 is assigned to another slide rail 53 when passing through a switch body 120 in the active position in the same way as is the case when a switch body 108 overflows when it is in the solid position according to FIG. 8.
  • a roller 55 is not influenced by the switch body 120 when it is in the inactive position, as is also the case with the switch body 108 shown in broken lines in FIG.
  • the invention is not restricted to the exemplary embodiments described.
  • the shape and arrangement of the slide rails, slide tracks, guide rails, guide tracks and counter-guides shown can be freely selected within wide limits. It is advisable, for example, to round off the slideways 54 at their front ends, as indicated in FIG. 7, in order to enable the associated rollers 55 to run softly. Furthermore, it is not necessary to make the widening or deduction depth progressively larger from guide track to guide track according to FIG. 9. Rather, it is possible that in FIG. 9 To assign the foremost (bottom) slideway to the trigger depth that is to be set most frequently, since this trigger depth is realized without adjusting the switch body 108.
  • the slide rails 53 are provided, for example, with their guide slots which run obliquely in the longitudinal direction and protrude through guide pins, so that a displacement of the slide rails 54 in the longitudinal direction at the same time results in a displacement of the associated slide tracks 53 upwards or downwards and thus a corresponding change in the depth of pull.
  • the solenoids 112 and the other parts provided for adjusting the switch bodies 108 and 120 other parts with the same function can be provided.
  • the needle is selected with electromagnetic means
  • purely mechanical means can be provided for the adjustment of the switch body.
  • the points can be replaced by other control organs.
  • the invention is not limited to flat knitting machines of the type described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.
  • the setting of the wedge or take-off depth described with reference to FIGS. 4 to 13 can accordingly also be realized in normal flat knitting machines, in particular those with rotating slides, and also in circular knitting machines with rotating locks.
  • the trigger parts 48 can be placed on the feet of other knitting tools coupled to the knitting needles, e.g. Impactors or circuit boards.

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