EP1085828A1 - Method and device for producing complete zip fastener halves with a selvedge on both sides in a single operation - Google Patents
Method and device for producing complete zip fastener halves with a selvedge on both sides in a single operationInfo
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- EP1085828A1 EP1085828A1 EP99936338A EP99936338A EP1085828A1 EP 1085828 A1 EP1085828 A1 EP 1085828A1 EP 99936338 A EP99936338 A EP 99936338A EP 99936338 A EP99936338 A EP 99936338A EP 1085828 A1 EP1085828 A1 EP 1085828A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
- A44B—BUTTONS, PINS, BUCKLES, SLIDE FASTENERS, OR THE LIKE
- A44B19/00—Slide fasteners
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for producing a zipper half, consisting of a carrier tape woven from warp threads and weft threads and a helical row of fastener elements, in which the warp threads are interwoven over the adjacent double weft thread loops and in which a plastic monofilament is formed into a fastener element row with a dome head and is acted on in the fastener tape .
- the invention also relates to a device for producing a zipper half and thus for carrying out the method, in particular needle ribbon loom with a shed forming part, ribbon take-off, reed with drive, weft needle, monofilament needle, warp thread compartment, weaving pad and control roller.
- Double weft loops are entered from the fastener side and tied with a crochet hook on the other side.
- a pre-embossed plastic monofilament thread is fed to the web site guided and entered with a needle that works in the opposite direction to the weft needle.
- the registered, prefabricated or pre-embossed monofilament is caught by a swiveling laying finger.
- An embossing point of the monofilament must lie exactly on the outer edge of the row of fastener elements in the longitudinal direction of the zipper.
- the feeding of the pre-embossed monofilament is very dependent on the tension.
- a non-precise position of the coupling heads of the row of fastener links automatically leads to malfunctions in the later zipper. It is also known to connect a monofilament loop with a base weft and base warp threads, as well as with upper and lower binding warp threads with the carrier tape (DE-PS 37 17 868).
- the free longitudinal edge of the carrier tape has a crochet of the weft reversal loop.
- the knit edge is then pressed through when ironing.
- a knit edge of this type is not resistant to ripening.
- Other methods for crocheting or forfeiting the weft reversal loops are also known. Catching thread, catching and blocking thread and, as described, weft crochet are used. The edge area on the crochet hook side is often looser in the fabric. This has an adverse effect on the sewing behavior.
- DE-PS 30 31 654 describes a method for weaving two coupled zip fastener tapes, whereby a zip fastener coupled during the weaving process is produced which is of high quality.
- the manufacturing process requires long ways of weaving organs and a relatively high amount of material on weaving yarns.
- the invention is based on the object of creating a method and a device with which the production of zipper halves in one work step with optimum use of material and achievement of uniform and sufficiently solid products is possible.
- the row of fastener elements is knitted with a knitting thread which crosses with additional warp threads lying under the row of fastener elements, in the further course through Weft thread loop and further up through the spaces between the fastener links over the row of fastener links and thus the plastic monofilament thread and finally crocheted with itself.
- the plastic monofilament is guided under a fastener guide mandrel, deflected upward and the fastener guide mandrel is extensively returned to a loop, that at the same time a weft thread loop is inserted into the warp thread compartment under the plastic monofilament and on the fastener side by the obliquely following the knitted thread above is caught, which is then picked up by a crochet hook and crocheted in front of the plastic monofilament loop, that the weft thread loop, plastic monofilament loop and knitting thread are struck by a reed and the length and shape of the plastic monofilament loop is brought about using a loop retractor integrated into the reed.
- the plastic monofilament thread is worked into the carrier tape in such a way that it is fixed not only in the area of the reversal, specifically the U-shaped reversal, but also in the area of the webs which have the coupling heads at the ends.
- the support tape supplement created specifically in the area of the fastener row advantageously supports the fastener row and thus ensures optimum incorporation into any clothing or the like.
- a row of fastener elements that is optimal for further processing can be achieved by knitting the row of fastener elements with a knitting thread that crosses with warp threads underneath the fastener row and other warp threads lying over the fastener row the interstices of the fastener elements are guided upwards over the fastener element row, finally crocheted with themselves and then connected with a prefabricated carrier tape.
- the lanyard and the additional lanyard with the row of fastener elements are either produced in two steps and then connected in a second step, or the lanyard can even be omitted entirely, with the possibility then being given of the zipper half thus created directly to be incorporated into the end product, although here, at least for the moment, it is not intended to produce the end product and the row of fastener elements in one operation. Rather, the appropriately prefabricated zipper half is usually manufactured separately and then connected to the cut and tailored goods accordingly. The versatility of the This further increases the process.
- Pre-embossed monofilament is possible because it is then specifically incorporated and fixed in such a way that the zipper half thus produced is sewn into the other half of the zipper and is in any case securely connected to one another.
- the zipper can therefore fulfill its full function even if there are small differences.
- the main reason for this is that the monofilament is securely bound and fixed in such a way that the end heads can be effectively combined with one another.
- the production of a continuous and precisely fixed row of fastener elements is further facilitated by the fact that the fastener guide mandrel is freely floating through the looped fastener elements and is kept at the same distance with a positioner after each entry of a newly continuously formed fastener element. This ensures a uniform design of the row of fastener elements, the fastener guide pin being shaped accordingly, so that specifically designed fastener elements can be produced.
- the weft thread and the knitting thread are expediently entered once or twice in accordance with the division progress or the desired weft density and the knitting thread is forfeited accordingly. This also contributes to the fact that the row of fastener elements not only takes on and maintains a uniform shape, but also acts accordingly and is positioned accordingly can.
- the plastic monofilament thread is fed to the weaving point with low tension.
- transport rollers are used which have a specific transmission ratio and are driven accordingly.
- the coupling heads are also produced at the same time.
- the spiral is also prepared for further processing, for which purpose the plastic monofilament is notched at the weaving point by the reed.
- the notches are arranged in a length range which is predetermined for a progress of division of the row of fastener elements to be formed
- a device with a shed forming part, tape take-off, reed with drive, weft needle, monofilament insert needle, warp thread compartment, weaving pad and control roller is used to carry out the method.
- the control roller has an eccentric disc for the particular temporal movement of the monofilament needle or the control disc and that a lifting needle guiding the knitting thread and a crochet needle are provided and integrated. This enables the plastic monofilament thread to be incorporated via a knitting thread, as already mentioned above, i. H. act. This knitting thread is then crocheted with itself again, so that the even and stable selvedge mentioned above is specified on both sides.
- the control disk has an integrated monofilament loop lifter and a positioner.
- the reciprocating path of movement of the lifting needle is given obliquely to the warp thread compartment, the control roller for the shaft control of the weaving machine, which is reduced to the main drive shaft in a ratio of 1: 8, for the special chronological sequence of movement of the monofilament needle, the additional Ex assigned to the control roller.
- the locking member guide mandrel is held at the same distance by the positioner.
- the invention provides that the above reed rods are provided and that the associated anvil is integrated in the fastener guide.
- the monofilament is notched over the above reed rods, these reed rods being arranged at a certain distance from the guide area of the row of fastener elements.
- transport rollers and a monofilament guide arm with guide eyelet are arranged upstream of the monofilament insertion needle in a specific transmission ratio.
- the zipper according to the present invention consists of a row of fastener elements formed from a sinuous plastic monofilament thread and a fabric strip made from a bevy of warp threads and at least one weft thread which has a reversal arch at its active entry end, the fastener element row lying at least in regions on the fabric strip and weaving technology by thread parts of the fabric strip is connected to the fabric strip.
- the individual reversal sheets of successive double-weft entries are connected to one another by means of at least one knitting thread, the active insertion ends of the weft thread and a knitting thread provided with the reversing bows penetrating the gaps between adjacent turns of the fastener element row and the mesh-like connections of their reversing bows partly on the side opposite the fabric strip the row of fastener elements and are partially arranged in the gaps and there form a mesh product covering the row of fastener elements in regions.
- the zipper is characterized in particular by the fact that both the carrier tape and the plastic monofilament thread are in one operation manufactured and connected to each other so that a zipper half results.
- the arches of the plastic monofilament thread are not determined by individual threads, but by fabric parts or a kind of knitted product, so that a very stable zip is made up of this half of the zip and an identical one can be made.
- At least one further knitting thread penetrates the gaps between adjacent turns of the fastener row in a loop and that the loop heads produced by the knitting thread are linked either directly or indirectly in a stitch-like manner to one another and / or to the loop heads of the knitting thread, one or more also being provided further additional warp threads can be used in order to additionally optimize the fixing of the plastic monofilament thread.
- the plastic monofilament thread is weaved from the knitting thread during the weaving of the carrier tape and / or the strip of tape, and that the row of fastener elements is only produced during the weaving.
- a prefabricated material is not used, but rather the plastic monofilament thread itself is guided and influenced in such a way that the row of fastener elements results from it.
- the row of fastener elements is prefabricated from helix-shaped or similar windings from a plastic monofilament thread and that the prefabricated row of fastener elements is subsequently connected to the carrier tape by the double weft entries.
- the disadvantage here is that a second operation is required. In the case of the basic invention, however, the entire zipper or the entire zipper half is completed in one work step.
- the invention is characterized in particular by the fact that a method and a needle-weaving machine suitable for carrying it out are created, which make it possible for the first time to incorporate an untreated or possibly also pretreated plastic monofilament into the carrier tape at the same time as it is being manufactured, so that the plastic monofilament, or better said the row of fastener elements are available in an exactly and optimally integrated manner as a zipper half.
- selvedges are specified on both sides of the carrier tape, which enable better incorporation of the zipper half, because it also means that the plastic monofilament is effectively and safely incorporated into a correspondingly widened carrier tape.
- the plastic monofilament thread is prepared during the weaving in such a way that the row of fastener elements results, which can be further processed and incorporated with a second half of the zip fastener into an optimal zip suitable for all applications.
- 1 is a band fabric with an integrated, differing scale closure member
- FIG. 1b a band fabric according to FIG. 1 with closure members integrated via a second crochet hook and additional auxiliary thread
- FIG. 1d shows a band fabric according to FIG. 1 with warp threads lying over the row of fastener elements, via which the knitting thread is additionally involved,
- Fig. Le a section of a row of fastener elements without a carrying strap
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a needle ribbon loom in partial view
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the needle ribbon loom with a further developed zipper part
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view before the formation of a monofilament loop
- FIG. 4a is a perspective view with a lifting needle guiding a second auxiliary thread
- 4b is a perspective view with warp threads that are guided over the row of fastener elements
- FIG. 6 is a partial view of FIG. 5 with reed stop
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic representation of the drive for the monofilament needle and FIG. 8 shows a schematic representation of the drive for the control disk with integrated monofilament loop lifters.
- the zipper half 3 shown in FIG. 1 basically consists of a woven carrier tape 1, 38 and a row of fastener elements 8c knitted therein.
- the carrier tape 1, 38 consists of a weft thread 2 and warp threads 6.
- the area of the fastener row 8c is connected to the carrier tape 1, 38 by the knitting thread 4.
- the closure members 40 are integrated by the knitting thread 4.
- the warp threads 6a are crossed with the knitting thread 4 before they pass through the space between the closure members 40.
- the meshing of the knitting thread 4 is predominantly embedded in the intermediate space.
- the edges of the two fabric sides are real selvedges 10, 11.
- the zipper half 3 shown has an additional auxiliary thread 9 for strengthening the integration of the row of fastener elements 8c.
- the auxiliary thread 9 is fed and crocheted with a second lifting needle 23 to the lifting needle 22, which works between the warp threads 6 and 6a.
- the zipper half 3 has an additional knitting thread 5.
- the additional knitting thread 5 is fed simultaneously with the knitting thread 4, the crochet hook 24, and crocheted together.
- the zipper half 3 shown in FIG. 1d is also basically the same as that in FIG. 1, but this embodiment has additional warp threads 7 which cross the knitting thread 4 over the fastener element row 8c and in front of the knitting thread loop.
- the figure le finally shows a row of fastener elements 8c with the knitting thread 4, which is crossed on the underside of the fastener elements 40 with the warp threads 6a before passing through the space between the fastener elements 40 and is crocheted or knitted over the fastener elements 40.
- the structure of this representation corresponds to that according to FIG. 1, but here there is no carrying strap 1, 38, so that there is the possibility of working the zipper half 3 according to FIG. Le directly into the end product.
- the plastic monofilament is designated by 8, the reverse reversal by 8a and the correspondingly formed dome head by 8b.
- the device shown in Figure 2 shows the mechanical systems in a certain manufacturing position.
- This is a simplified simplified needle ribbon loom 100.
- the reed 18 is shortly before the stop.
- the Weft thread 2 is entered in the warp pocket and caught by the knitting thread 4.
- the knitting thread 4 picked up by the crochet hook 24 engages behind the still large monofilament loop of the plastic monofilament 8.
- the reed 18 moved to the stop with the monofilament loop retractor 18a pulls the still large loop away and places the plastic monofilament 8 around the fastener guide mandrel 26.
- the loop is securely laid supported by the raised loop lifter 19.
- the positioner 20 is shown in the rear position.
- the interaction of the weaving organs in the entry position can be seen from FIGS. 3 and 4.
- the reed 18 is shown in the rear position.
- the lifting needle 22 guiding the knitting thread 4 has passed behind the warp threads 6a located outside in its specialist position and has brought the knitting thread 4 to be taken up by the reciprocating crochet needle 24.
- the monofilament needle 14 is at the same time in the entry position.
- the loop lifter 19 moving upward, the plastic monofilament thread 8 is formed into the loop when the monofilament insertion needle 14 goes back and is placed over the closure member guide mandrel 26.
- the positioner 20 moves to the rear position in order to enable the closure link guide mandrel 26 to be wrapped around.
- the knitting thread 4 covers the monofilament loop when the insert needle 14 is moved back.
- the warp threads 6a are fed in the knitting thread area at an angle of approximately 6 ° -10 °.
- the path of movement of the lifting needle 22 is up and down, at an angle to the warp thread compartment.
- the plastic monofilament 8 is floatingly supported by the insertion needle 14 under the locking member guide mandrel 26. After each entry of the monofilament loop, the fastener guide mandrel 26 is brought back into the original position by the reciprocating positioner 20.
- the floating fastener guide mandrel 26 requires that there be at least five loops to facilitate an assist approach.
- the parts of the needle loom 100 shown in FIG. 4a have the same position as that in FIG. 4.
- a second lifting needle 23 is also shown and arranged in the insertion position like the lifting needle 22. net.
- the lifting needle 23 guiding the auxiliary auxiliary thread 5 differs in its movement path from that of the lifting needle 22.
- the path of movement is vertically up and down, closely past the reed 18, between the carrier tape warp threads 6 and the obliquely fed warp threads 6a in the warp thread area.
- FIG. 4b again shows the organs and parts of the needle ribbon loom 100 in the same position, only that at least two additional warp threads 7 are provided here, which are guided in the opposite direction in a change of subject, so that the alternately deep-lying warp thread 6, 6a on the inside of the Lifter needle 22 and the upper warp thread 6, 6a on the outside of the lifter needle 22.
- the knitting thread 4 is guided as a whole by the movement path of the lifting needle 22 leading obliquely to the warp thread compartment in such a way that it passes from below on the outside on the warp threads 6a, further on on the warp threads 6a located on the inside, at the same time on the warp threads lying below 7 outside and past the warp threads 7 on the inside to the crochet hook 24 and is crocheted.
- the weft needle is denoted by 12, while the crochet hook holder bears the reference number 16.
- the knitting thread 4 is thus crossed on the underside of the row of fastener elements 8c, as well as on the row of links with warp threads 6, 7.
- the weave support 28 has the locking element guide 30 of the locking element row 8c arranged in a resilient manner.
- the front front serves as embossing anvil 32a for the striking weaving reed 18.
- the plastic monofilament thread 8 rests on the fastener guide pin 26 after the loop has been tightened.
- the round cross-section is flattened or flattened by the projecting reeds 18.
- the position of the reed bar 18a is characterized by a certain distance from the closure link mandrel 26, so that the notch comes to lie orthogonally to the weaving plane when looping around the closure link guide mandrel 26. Notches next to it are of less importance.
- the shape of the closure members 40 can thus be favored. Fine adjustment of the notch depth is made possible via the adjusting screw 32.
- the control device of the needle ribbon weaving machine 100 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 shows a monofilament insert needle 14 and a control disc 48.
- An eccentric disc 42, 42a is mounted on the control roller 49, here in the form of a shaft control roller.
- a counter roller 49 ' is pressed onto the eccentric disks 42, 42a via the lever 44.
- a coupling rod is connected to the control rocker 52.
- 46 is a monofilament thread driver and 50 a control disc driver, while the monofilament guide arm with guide eye 51a bears the reference symbol 51.
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