EP0905297B1 - Method for fabricating a knitted article, particularly on a flat bed knitting machine - Google Patents
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- D04B1/00—Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machines; Fabrics or articles defined by such processes
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- EP 0 518 582 A2 describes the production of a car seat cover, which is composed of several longitudinal strips, where the strength of the knitted fabric in the individual vertical stripes varies. Varies in the individual vertical stripes also the mesh size, using either needle countersink a double function for needles with different foot heights or two stacked knitted locks with which alternately the stitches of the individual longitudinal strips are formed be, or needle countersink, which is adjusted between the longitudinal strips are used.
- the present one suggests Invention a method, which is characterized in that the knitted fabric has at least one section in the course direction from at least one over multiple needles extending section, in which at most every second needle Stitches, and from at least one section in which each Needle forms stitches, is assembled.
- the different Mesh size is the first in this process Line reached by all needles in one section Form stitches and in the next section only for example every second or third needle. With this procedure it is possible in each section with at least one separate thread guide to knit.
- the sections can be in any, single and double surface Knitting techniques are knitted. So the knit right-smooth, Left-smooth, in jacquard or structure pattern, Right-right, catch or round hose. Also all known forms of knitting can be done with the method form. Flat knitted fabrics can be made by the meter as desired Length and width or as "fully fashion" goods with a corresponding Forming are formed. Also round tubular finished knitted fabrics, the one with bags and panels can be provided, or multi-dimensional knitted fabrics, for example orthopedic and medical knitted fabrics, Seat covers for motor vehicles and office chairs and other technical knitted fabrics can be made with the process become.
- FIG. 1 shows a knitted fabric 10 with outer regions 11 and 12 with large meshes and a central area 13 with small ones Stitches.
- the illustration shows that in the central area 13th twice as many rows of stitches are formed as in the outer ones Areas 11 and 12, causing the different height of the Meshes in areas 13 and 11 and 12 is balanced, so that overall there are straight knitted edges.
- Fig. 2 shows a course of the stitch for producing a single-surface Knitted fabrics on a flat knitting machine with two Needle beds V, H, the knitted fabric 10 having two outer sections S1 and S3, each with only every second needle of the front Needle bed V knits and a central area S2, in which each needle of the front needle bed V knits.
- Each of the sections S1 - S3 comes with a separate thread guide FF1 - FF3 formed. This enables the sections Knit S1 and S3 with a thicker thread than that middle section S2.
- the connection of the individual sections S1 - S3 can be connected to each other in different ways, for example using tuck handles.
- Fig. 3 shows the course of the stitch for generating a single-surface Knitted fabrics also with three sections S1 - S3 with different Mesh sizes.
- the outer sections S1 and S3 are again formed by knitting only every second needle.
- knitted fabric according to FIG. 2 in all sections S1 - S3 with the same thread guide FF1, d. H. so with the same thread size, knitted.
- the knitted fabric thereby receives in the outer areas S1 and S3 due to the larger meshes have a larger extent. This effect can especially in technical, orthopedic and medical Knitted can be used.
- the knitted fabric is made with needles from both needle beds V and H formed. It again has outer sections S1 and S3, in which only every second needle of the two needle beds V and H knits.
- the central area S2 has one Stitch formation on each needle.
- the individual sections S1 and S3 are knitted with separate thread guides FF1 - FF3.
- FIG. 5 shows the same structure Knitted fabric like Fig. 4, but here all sections S1 - S3 can be knitted with the same thread guide FF1.
- a variation of the thread size between the sections S1 and S3 on the one hand and section S2 on the other hand is here so not possible.
- the sweater 20 shown is a tubular circular finished knitted fabric formed on a flat knitting machine, except in the diamond-shaped pattern areas 21 only every second needle of the knit two needle beds V and H. In the pattern areas 21 knits every needle. These areas are therefore given a finer one Mesh pattern than the rest of the sweater.
- the pattern areas 21 can also be colored compared to the basic knitted fabric be deposed.
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Verfahren zur Herstellung von Gestricken, bei denen die Maschengröße innerhalb der Maschenreihen variiert, sind bereits bekannt. Dazu werden beispielsweise auf dem Nadelbett, das momentan nicht für die Maschenbildung des Gestrickstücks gebraucht wird, durch ausgewählte Nadeln Fanghenkel gebildet. Diese Fanghenkel werden abgeworfen und vergrößern somit die Masche, welche auf dem gegenüberliegenden Nadelbett an derselben Stelle gebildet worden ist. Außerdem können die Nadelsenker während der Maschenbildung verstellt werden, sodass sich über die Breite des Gestricks Maschen unterschiedlicher Größe ergeben. Es können auch Strickschlösser mit mehreren Nadelsenkern verwendet werden, wobei jeweils ein spezifischer Nadelsenker auf ausgewählte Stricknadeln wirkt siehe z.B. GB-A-2 147 616. Dadurch können Maschen mit deutlichem Größenunterschied direkt nebeneinander gebildet werden. Dies kann dazu führen, dass, falls alle Maschen mit demselben Strickfaden gestrickt werden, besonders große Maschen zu dünn werden und das Gestrickstück dann relativ "lappig" wirkt.Process for the production of knitted fabrics in which the stitch size within the course are already varied known. To do this, for example, on the needle bed not currently used for the stitch formation of the knitted piece is formed by selected needles. These catch handles are thrown off and thus enlarge the Stitch on the opposite needle bed on the same Job has been formed. In addition, the needle countersink be adjusted during the stitch formation so that stitches of different sizes across the width of the knitted fabric surrender. You can also use knitted locks with multiple needle countersinks are used, each with a specific needle countersink on selected knitting needles see e.g. GB-A-2 147 616. This enables Meshes with a clear difference in size directly next to each other be formed. This If all stitches are knitted with the same knitting thread, especially large stitches may become too thin and the knitted piece then looks relatively "lobed".
In der US 2,201,980 wird die Herstellung eines doppelflächigen Gestricks auf einer Rundstrickmaschine mit Zylinder und Rippscheibe beschrieben, das an definierten Positionen Falten bildet. Die Faltenbildung wird dadurch erzielt, dass im Nadelzylinder jede achte Nadel außer Tätigkeit ist und in der Rippscheibe jede siebte und achte Nadel. In US 2,201,980 the production of a double-surface Knitted fabrics on a circular knitting machine with cylinder and dial described that folds at defined positions forms. The wrinkling is achieved in that in the needle cylinder every eighth needle is out of action and in the dial every seventh and eighth needle.
Die EP 0 518 582 A2 beschreibt die Herstellung eines Autositzbezugs,
der aus mehreren Längsstreifen zusammengesetzt ist,
wobei die Festigkeit des Gestricks in den einzelnen Längsstreifen
variiert. In den einzelnen Längsstreifen variiert
auch die Maschengröße, wobei hierzu entweder Nadelsenker mit
einer Doppelfunktion für Nadeln mit unterschiedlicher Fußhöhe
oder zwei übereinander angeordnete Strickschlösser, mit denen
im Wechsel die Maschen der einzelnen Längsstreifen gebildet
werden, oder Nadelsenker, die zwischen den Längsstreifen verstellt
werden, eingesetzt werden.
Zur Ermöglichung der Herstellung eines Gestricks, insbesondere auf einer Flachstrickmaschine, bei dem die Maschengröße innerhalb der Maschenreihen variiert, schlägt die vorliegende Erfindung ein Verfahren vor, das dadurch gekennzeichnet ist, dass das Gestrick mindestens in einem Abschnitt in Maschenreihenrichtung aus mindestens einer sich über mehrere Nadeln erstreckenden Sektion, in der höchstens jede zweite Nadel Maschen bildet, und aus mindestens einer Sektion, in der jede Nadel Maschen bildet, zusammengesetzt wird. Die unterschiedliche Maschengröße wird bei diesem Verfahren also in erster Linie dadurch erreicht, dass in einem Abschnitt alle Nadeln Maschen bilden und im nächsten Abschnitt nur beispielsweise jede zweite oder dritte Nadel. Bei diesem Verfahren ist es möglich, in jeder Sektion mit mindestens einem separaten Fadenführer zu stricken. Dadurch kann in der mindestens einen Sektion, in der höchstens jede zweite Nadel strickt, mit einem dickeren Strickfaden gestrickt und die Maschen können tiefer kuliert werden als in der mindestens einen Sektion, in der jede Nadel Maschen bildet. Kleinere Maschen werden also mit einem dünneren Strickfaden gebildet als die größeren Maschen. Hierdurch ergibt sich ein optisch sehr ansprechendes Gestrickbild. Außerdem ist es möglich, in den einzelnen Sektionen unterschiedlich viele Maschenreihen zu erzeugen. Hierdurch können räumliche Effekte durch Bilden von Ausbuchtungen erzeugt werden. Außerdem ist es möglich, gerade Gestrickränder zu erzielen, indem in den Sektionen, in denen jede Nadel strickt, entsprechend mehr Strickreihen erzeugt werden als in den Sektionen, in denen höchstens jede zweite Nadel strickt, wodurch sich die unterschiedliche Höhe der Strickreihen in den verschiedenen Sektionen ausgleichen lässt. Zur Erzielung eines besonders schönen Maschenbildes können Nadeln mit einem relativ großen Kopf im Vergleich zu ihrer Stärke verwendet werden. Die Sektionen können in beliebigen, ein- und zweiflächigen Stricktechniken gestrickt werden. So kann das Gestrick Rechts-Glatt, Links-Glatt, in Jaquard- oder Strukturmusterung, Rechts-Rechts, Fang oder Schlauch-Rund gefertigt sein. Auch alle bekannten Gestrickformen lassen sich mit dem Verfahren bilden. Es können flächige Gestricke als Meterware beliebiger Länge und Breite oder als "fully fashion"-Ware mit einer entsprechenden Formgebung gebildet werden. Auch Schlauch-Rund-Fertiggestricke, die mit Taschen und Blenden versehen sein können, oder mehrdimensionale Gestricke, beispielsweise orthopädische und medizinische Gestricke, Sitzbezüge für Kraftfahrzeuge und Bürostühle und andere technische Gestricke können mit dem Verfahren hergestellt werden.To enable the production of a knitted fabric, in particular on a flat knitting machine where the stitch size is within of rows of stitches varies, the present one suggests Invention a method, which is characterized in that the knitted fabric has at least one section in the course direction from at least one over multiple needles extending section, in which at most every second needle Stitches, and from at least one section in which each Needle forms stitches, is assembled. The different Mesh size is the first in this process Line reached by all needles in one section Form stitches and in the next section only for example every second or third needle. With this procedure it is possible in each section with at least one separate thread guide to knit. This allows at least one Section in which at most every second needle knits with one thicker knitting thread and the stitches can go deeper be calculated as in the at least one section in which every needle forms stitches. So smaller stitches are included a thinner knitting thread than the larger stitches. This results in a visually appealing knitted fabric. It is also possible in the individual sections to produce different numbers of stitch rows. Hereby can create spatial effects by forming bulges become. It is also possible to have straight knitted edges to achieve by in the sections where each needle knits, more rows of knits are generated than in the sections in which at most every other needle knits, whereby the different heights of the rows of knitting in the different sections. To achieve a particularly beautiful mesh can be with a relative needles big head compared to their strength. The sections can be in any, single and double surface Knitting techniques are knitted. So the knit right-smooth, Left-smooth, in jacquard or structure pattern, Right-right, catch or round hose. Also all known forms of knitting can be done with the method form. Flat knitted fabrics can be made by the meter as desired Length and width or as "fully fashion" goods with a corresponding Forming are formed. Also round tubular finished knitted fabrics, the one with bags and panels can be provided, or multi-dimensional knitted fabrics, for example orthopedic and medical knitted fabrics, Seat covers for motor vehicles and office chairs and other technical knitted fabrics can be made with the process become.
Nachfolgend werden verschiedene Ausführungsbeispiele eines erfindungsgemäßen Verfahrens anhand der Zeichnung näher beschrieben.Various exemplary embodiments of a The method according to the invention described in more detail with reference to the drawing.
Es zeigen:
- Fig. 1
- eine schematische Darstellung eines Gestrickbildes mit Sektionen unterschiedlicher Maschengröße;
- Fig. 2
- eine Darstellung eines Maschenverlaufs zur Herstellung eines Gestricks mit Sektionen unterschiedlicher Maschengröße;
- Fig. 3
- eine Darstellung eines Maschenverlaufs zur Herstellung eines zweiten Gestricks mit Sektionen unterschiedlicher Maschengröße;
- Fig. 4
- eine Darstellung eines Maschenverlaufs zur Herstellung eines dritten Gestricks mit Sektionen unterschiedlicher Maschengröße;
- Fig. 5
- eine Darstellung eines Maschenverlaufs zur Herstellung eines vierten Gestricks mit Sektionen unterschiedlicher Maschengröße;
- Fig. 6
- die Ansicht eines Pullovers mit Sektionen unterschiedlicher Maschengröße.
- Fig. 1
- a schematic representation of a knitted image with sections of different mesh sizes;
- Fig. 2
- a representation of a stitch course for producing a knitted fabric with sections of different mesh sizes;
- Fig. 3
- a representation of a stitch course for producing a second knitted fabric with sections of different mesh sizes;
- Fig. 4
- a representation of a stitch course for producing a third knitted fabric with sections of different mesh sizes;
- Fig. 5
- an illustration of a stitch course for producing a fourth knitted fabric with sections of different mesh sizes;
- Fig. 6
- the view of a sweater with sections of different mesh sizes.
Fig. 1 zeigt ein Gestrick 10 mit äußeren Bereichen 11 und 12
mit großen Maschen und einen mittleren Bereich 13 mit kleinen
Maschen. Die Darstellung zeigt, daß im mittleren Bereich 13
doppelt soviele Maschenreihen gebildet werden wie in den äußeren
Bereichen 11 und 12, wodurch die unterschiedliche Höhe der
Maschen in den Bereichen 13 und 11 und 12 ausgeglichen wird,
so daß sich insgesamt gerade Gestrickränder ergeben.1 shows a knitted
Fig. 2 zeigt einen Maschenverlauf zur Herstellung eines einflächigen
Gestricks auf einer Flachstrickmaschine mit zwei
Nadelbetten V, H, wobei das Gestrick 10 zwei äußere Sektionen
S1 und S3, in denen jeweils nur jede zweite Nadel des vorderen
Nadelbetts V strickt und einen mittleren Bereich S2, in
dem jede Nadel des vorderen Nadelbetts V strickt, aufweist.
Jede der Sektionen S1 - S3 wird mit einem separaten Fadenführer
FF1 - FF3 gebildet. Hierdurch ist es möglich, die Sektionen
S1 und S3 mit einem dickeren Faden zu stricken als die
mittlere Sektion S2. Die Anbindung der einzelnen Sektionen
S1 - S3 aneinander kann auf unterschiedliche Art und Weise,
beispielsweise mittels Fanghenkeln, erfolgen.Fig. 2 shows a course of the stitch for producing a single-surface
Knitted fabrics on a flat knitting machine with two
Needle beds V, H, the knitted
Fig. 3 zeigt den Maschenverlauf zur Erzeugung eines einflächigen Gestricks mit ebenfalls drei Sektionen S1 - S3 mit unterschiedlichen Maschengrößen. Die äußeren Sektionen S1 und S3 werden wieder durch Stricken nur jeder zweiten Nadel gebildet. Im Gegensatz zum Gestrick nach Fig. 2 wird hier jedoch in allen Sektionen S1 - S3 mit dem gleichen Fadenführer FF1, d. h. also mit gleicher Fadenstärke, gestrickt. Das Gestrick erhält dadurch in den äußeren Bereichen S1 und S3 aufgrund der größeren Maschen eine größere Ausdehnung. Dieser Effekt kann insbesondere bei technischen und orthopädischen sowie medizinischen Gestricken genutzt werden. Fig. 3 shows the course of the stitch for generating a single-surface Knitted fabrics also with three sections S1 - S3 with different Mesh sizes. The outer sections S1 and S3 are again formed by knitting only every second needle. In contrast to the knitted fabric according to FIG. 2, however, in all sections S1 - S3 with the same thread guide FF1, d. H. so with the same thread size, knitted. The knitted fabric thereby receives in the outer areas S1 and S3 due to the larger meshes have a larger extent. This effect can especially in technical, orthopedic and medical Knitted can be used.
In Fig. 4 ist die Herstellung eines zweiflächigen Gestricks verdeutlicht. Das Gestrick wird mit Nadeln beider Nadelbetten V und H gebildet. Es weist wieder äußere Sektionen S1 und S3 auf, in denen nur jede zweite Nadel der beiden Nadelbetten V und H strickt. Der mittlere Bereich S2 weist eine Maschenbildung auf jeder Nadel auf. Die einzelnen Sektionen S1 und S3 werden mit getrennten Fadenführern FF1 - FF3 gestrickt.4 is the production of a two-layer knitted fabric clarifies. The knitted fabric is made with needles from both needle beds V and H formed. It again has outer sections S1 and S3, in which only every second needle of the two needle beds V and H knits. The central area S2 has one Stitch formation on each needle. The individual sections S1 and S3 are knitted with separate thread guides FF1 - FF3.
Im Gegensatz dazu zeigt Fig. 5 ein vom Aufbau her zwar gleiches Gestrick wie Fig. 4, wobei jedoch hier alle Sektionen S1 - S3 mit dem gleichen Fadenführer FF1 gestrickt werden. Eine Variation der Fadenstärke zwischen den Sektionen S1 und S3 einerseits und der Sektion S2 andererseits ist hier also nicht möglich.In contrast, FIG. 5 shows the same structure Knitted fabric like Fig. 4, but here all sections S1 - S3 can be knitted with the same thread guide FF1. A variation of the thread size between the sections S1 and S3 on the one hand and section S2 on the other hand is here so not possible.
Fig. 6 illustriert ein Beispiel eines Gestricks, das nach
einem erfindungsgemäßen Verfahren hergestellt werden kann. Der
dargestellte Pullover 20 wird als Schlauch-Rund-Fertiggestrick
auf einer Flachstrickmaschine gebildet, wobei außer in den
rautenförmigen Musterbereichen 21 nur jede zweite Nadel der
beiden Nadelbetten V und H strickt. In den Musterbereichen 21
strickt jede Nadel. Diese Bereiche erhalten daher ein feineres
Maschenbild als der restliche Pullover. Die Musterbereiche 21
können außerdem auch farblich gegenüber dem Grundgestrick
abgesetzt sein.6 illustrates an example of a knitted fabric according to
a method according to the invention can be produced. The
The
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- Method of producing a knitted fabric, in particular on a flat knitting machine, characterised in that the knitted fabric (10, 20) is composed at least in one portion in the direction of the row of at least one section (10, 12, S1, S3) extending over several needles in which at most every second needle forms stitches and at least one section (13, S2) in which every needle forms stitches in order to vary the stitch size within a row.
- Method according to claim 1, characterised in that knitting is carried out with at least one separate thread guide (FF1, FF2, FF3) in each section (S1, S2, S3).
- Method according to claim 1 or claim 2, characterised in that knitting is carried out with a thicker knitting thread in the at least one section (S1, S3) in which at most every second needle effects knitting and the stitches are sunk further than in the at least one section (S2) in which each needle forms stitches.
- Method according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterised in that different numbers of rows are produced in the individual sections (11, 12, 13).
- Method according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterised in that the needles used have relatively large heads in comparison to their thickness.
- Method according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterised in that any desired single and double knitting techniques are carried out in the individual sections (S1, S2, S3).
- Method according to claim 1, characterised in that knitting is carried out with the same thread guide (FF1) in all of the sections (S1, S2, S3).
- Knitted fabric produced by a method according to one of claims 1 to 7.
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