EP1092798B1 - Sitz - Google Patents
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- EP1092798B1 EP1092798B1 EP00128367A EP00128367A EP1092798B1 EP 1092798 B1 EP1092798 B1 EP 1092798B1 EP 00128367 A EP00128367 A EP 00128367A EP 00128367 A EP00128367 A EP 00128367A EP 1092798 B1 EP1092798 B1 EP 1092798B1
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
- D04B—KNITTING
- 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
- D04B1/22—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 specially adapted for knitting goods of particular configuration
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
- D04B—KNITTING
- 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
- D04B1/10—Patterned fabrics or articles
- D04B1/102—Patterned fabrics or articles with stitch pattern
- D04B1/104—Openwork fabric, e.g. pelerine fabrics
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D10—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBLASSES OF SECTION D, RELATING TO TEXTILES
- D10B—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBLASSES OF SECTION D, RELATING TO TEXTILES
- D10B2401/00—Physical properties
- D10B2401/06—Load-responsive characteristics
- D10B2401/061—Load-responsive characteristics elastic
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- D10—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBLASSES OF SECTION D, RELATING TO TEXTILES
- D10B—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBLASSES OF SECTION D, RELATING TO TEXTILES
- D10B2403/00—Details of fabric structure established in the fabric forming process
- D10B2403/02—Cross-sectional features
- D10B2403/023—Fabric with at least two, predominantly unlinked, knitted or woven plies interlaced with each other at spaced locations or linked to a common internal co-extensive yarn system
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- D10—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBLASSES OF SECTION D, RELATING TO TEXTILES
- D10B—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBLASSES OF SECTION D, RELATING TO TEXTILES
- D10B2501/00—Wearing apparel
- D10B2501/06—Details of garments
- D10B2501/061—Piped openings (pockets)
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D10—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBLASSES OF SECTION D, RELATING TO TEXTILES
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- the present invention relates to a seat using a self-supporting seat cover made of one or more layers Knitted fabric with high stability, variable pattern and design, as well as defined elasticity.
- Such knitted fabrics are especially designed for applications where on the one hand a high mechanical resilience and on the other hand specifically requested a desired elasticity is.
- Seating is a preferred application.
- the technical Construction of seating furniture with textiles as a seat was carried out So far, using a framework in which a - usually woven - textile was fixed laterally by springs.
- the woven, largely rigid textile showed a high mechanical Resilience on and the elasticity was due to the connection the textiles are realized by springs on the frame.
- a one-day process is described in EP-A-0 503 836.
- the seat according to the invention is Subject of claim 1.
- Advantageous Further training is the subject of the corresponding Dependent claims.
- a first process for producing a - in particular multilayer - knitted fabrics with selectively adjustable cross stability and transverse elasticity one works with a basic bond in at least one knitted layer, which basic weave stitch rows contains, for the most part fleets with a length of Have a distance from at least two active needles, which offset in successive courses are.
- the lateral stability can be partially changed here the fleet length can be set and additionally if necessary about the use of more or less elastic materials in different areas of the knitted fabric.
- one - especially multi-layer - knitted fabric with specifically adjustable Cross stability and elasticity become a basic bond used in at least one knitted layer, which Basic weave a sequence of first and second courses has, with in the first courses with the predominant Part of the active needles forms a stitch, and in the second row of stitches mainly with fleets a length of the distance of at least two active needles.
- By choosing the successive sequence of the first and second rows according to the elasticity requirements and cross stability of the knitted fabric can be combined in one Knitted fabric partially elastic and stable Set ranges.
- the proportion of first rows of stitches is higher than in cross-stable ones Knitted areas.
- Called cross-elastic or cross-stable the direction of the needle bed.
- the stability can be not just through the sequence of the first and second rows of stitches regulate, but also by the length of the fleets, one longer fleet length higher transverse stability with reduced Longitudinal stability. However, this can be increase with a warp thread entry, for example.
- the knitted fabric preferably contains at least one basic weave two layers of knitted fabric, preferably separately on at least a front and rear needle bed of a flat knitting machine getting produced.
- Each layer contains an alternating one Sequence of first courses in which at least with the majority of the active needles formed a stitch and second courses where fleets are trained are.
- the fleets are generated by at most everyone second active needle is knitted so that the generated Fleet at least the length of the distance between two active needles to have.
- the first courses are preferably with knitted at least approximately all active needles.
- a typical knit Elasticity is inherent in the second row of stitches a higher transverse stability, i.e. stability in the direction of the needle bed or in the direction of the courses. This stability is higher the longer the fleets and the closer the sequence of the second rows of stitches in the Are basic.
- the fleet length increases also the longitudinal stability, i.e. the stability in the direction of the rod from.
- the strengths in longitudinal as well in the transverse direction by selected warp and / or weft insertion increase.
- first and second courses e.g. a first course followed by two second courses or two rows of stitches followed by one second course or alternating sequence of one first and second rows of stitches
- first and second courses can be the desired property of the knitted fabric, either a higher elasticity or a higher transverse stability, individually in the desired way, in particular also partially and with the selection of different ones Materials can be controlled. This can - like already described - also by the length of the fleets in the second rows of stitches.
- An alternating arrangement is preferably used in the basic weave used by four courses.
- the first two rows of stitches have already been described in advance.
- To the second A row of stitches is followed by a third row of stitches, the is formed in the same way as the first course and the third row of stitches is followed by a fourth row of stitches, the again formed in the same way as the second course is, however, the fleets of the fourth row of stitches opposite the fleets of the second course are offset. On this increases the overall stability of the knitted fabric.
- the fleets of the second are also in a very stable structure and fourth courses in the two superimposed Layers were staggered, which in turn is analogous to offset clinker brick construction on house walls, positive for the overall stability of the knitted fabric.
- the two layers of the basic weave can also be made with a pile thread or connected by other connection techniques are, which also changes the knitting thickness and others Parameters such as let the strength be influenced.
- Is preferred in areas where there is greater elasticity provide one or more other knitted fabrics, e.g. provided in the form of a network tie, within the the two layers of the basic structure are connected to one another in this way be that a net-like high-strength, but also highly elastic strongly broken structure is created. Even in these areas can the elasticity and strength by a corresponding Choice of knitted weave and the materials used direct control.
- This structure is preferred for seating to be provided in the back area in which there is good ventilation in addition to the required elastic properties have to be.
- This network tie is characterized by a connected single or multi-layer structure, in the first Stitches form a stitch on each active needle however, the mesh thread at defined needle intervals on the needles of at least one second needle bed Catch is put.
- subsequent second Rows of stitches are separately floated on the first needle bed formed, these fleets in several successive second rows of stitches preferably offset from each other are.
- the third row of stitches that follows, repeat knitted a structure of the first course.
- the fourth row of stitches will finally catch the needles of the second bed hung back on the first needle bed, whereby the holes in the network structure arise.
- These four courses are successively used to manufacture the network structure knitted.
- the network structure can of course also be done via set other parameters, e.g. the selected needles, the distance between the catches and the selection of the straps Needles.
- the basic structure By combining the basic structure with the network structure can also achieve a desired structuring of the knitted fabric become. Furthermore, by using the Network structure in the basic structure at targeted points e.g. at the Seat or back area of a piece of furniture is more elastic and Provide openwork areas. By a defined - in particular also partial / sequential - connection of basic structure and additional knitted fabrics, preferably different ones Network structures with different (mesh) strengths and rigid or elastic materials can be self-supporting and especially patterned Manufacture seat covers.
- the knitted structures mentioned above are excellent suitable for producing a self-supporting structured Seat cover, with the self-supporting knitted fabric both the mechanical properties are taken into account as well as the optical properties due to the shapely and structure of any structure. That way you can the stability properties as well as the seating comfort realized what was previously not considered possible.
- On such a seat element made from the above knitted fabric can be as two-dimensional, two-and-a-half or three-dimensional Structure are made.
- the tubular structure is to be selected, in which no separate fasteners between the knitted fabric and the supporting tubular frame must be provided.
- Fig. 1 shows the structure of the basic weave of a knitted fabric present invention.
- Fig. 1 a) are on the needles of the front needle bed Stitches formed, one stitch being formed on each active needle becomes.
- Fig. 1 b) on the rear needle bed in each active Needle formed a stitch.
- 1 c) and d) now show the Formation of the second row of stitches.
- Fig. 1 c) are on the front needle bed fleets formed by the mesh thread only on every second needle. He can alternatively, it is also used on every third, fourth, etc. needle become. It is still possible not to run through the fleet But to form the thread at the connection points by laying catch. In the same way in Fig.
- liquors according to process steps g) and h) in the fourth stitch row compared to the fleets in the process steps c) and d) in the second row of stitches by one each Needle position are offset.
- sequence of meshes and fleets chosen arbitrarily become. For example twice in a row the first or third rows of stitches according to process steps a), b) or e) and f) are formed and / or several times in succession, i.e. in several rows of stitches in a row, fleets formed according to process steps c) and d) or g) and h) become.
- Fig. 2 shows the needle diagram for the net binding, which e.g. in insertable into the basic binding in the manner shown in FIG. 3 is. Due to the net tie a heavily broken and provided more elastic structure than the basic weave, which primarily has a high stability and as a support structure serves. The network binding is a connected double-surface structure.
- Fig. 3 shows the backrest of a seat cover 10, the one Tubular frame 12 is stretched.
- the double-layer cover can be single or double-bed knitted.
- the tubular frame 12 is preferably made of painted or chromed Steel pipe or another precious metal, plastic or Light metal or composite materials from the above materials.
- the Seat cover 10 is in the entire base area 14, especially in the area the suspension formed by the basic bond according to FIG. 1.
- the knitted fabric is in this network areas 16 heavily broken, so that the corresponding Passage of the back is well ventilated. Through commitment these areas 16 can be made using other binding techniques Create inlaid patterns of variable design.
- the seat cover 10 thus looks visually appealing and at the same time has one high functionality.
- the edge area 13 of the cover is with Rubber thread worked. This is the case with arcs or semicircular shapes usual staircase structure - in the picture at the top Edge area - neatly laminated.
- the one with a rubber thread Knitted edge area also serves as a shock absorber that occurs quickly high mechanical stress on the cover. hereby edge areas can also be made insensitive to impact.
- in the lower end of the cover can be a reinforced perforated strip or perforated edge strip 17 for fixing the cover to one Crossbar can be integrated. An improved connection of the Reference to the perforated edge strip 17 can be used of fuses.
- the area 15 between Perforated edge strip 17 and frame 12 is preferably linked or also knitted with enamel thread, so that afterwards Heating this area 15 by fusing the knitted structure a clean and mechanically insensitive Conclusion is achieved.
- FIG. 4 shows the cross section IV-IV from FIG. 3.
- the basic bond consists of the two Layers 18 and 20 in the base region 14 between the tubes 12 of the Chair frame is stretched. It is also easy to see that the two layers 18, 20 of the basic bond in the area of Net tie 16 are interconnected, this network area 16 for the appropriate ventilation of the backrest surface provides.
- Fig. 5 shows threads used in edge areas 13, 15 of the cover can be.
- the thread 28 shown in Fig. 5a) has one PES / PA base 30 and is defined with a thermal thread 32 Shrink wrapped. When heating with such Thread 28 knitted area 15 pulls the knitted fabric together in a defined manner and possibly merges something so that a good attachment to the frame 12 or one defined voltage in the corresponding area 15 and a smooth finish are generated.
- Fig. 5b) shows an elastic Thread 33 with a PES / PA base thread 34, which with a Rubber thread 36 is twisted. Even with such a thread can be a good fit of the cover on the frame and a lamination reach from arched staircase areas (upper backrest edge). By using this thread in the frame area 13 an area knitted with this thread 33 also shock absorbing or -damping properties.
- FIG. 6 shows the production of a hole 40 in a network structure 42.
- the hole is created by transferring stitches 44 Knit outwards according to the arrows and then knit together of stitches.
- Warp threads 46, 48 guided which give the hole good stability. In this way, stable network structures can also be created with large holes that are visually appealing and ensure good ventilation for use in the seat cover area.
- Fig. 7 shows the method for clean knitting of arcuate Edges.
- Knitted rubber thread Knitted rubber thread.
- Bar 50 gradually connected to areas with are knitted with normal thread.
- the bar 50 central section 52 knitted, the height of one or has several rows of stitches.
- the neighboring ones Areas 54 additionally knitted, again over a or several rows of stitches.
- the knitted area expanded over the areas 56 and 58 until finally over the entire area
- the width of the last 50 is continued with normal thread becomes. You get a smooth clean curved edge that by using the rubber thread, e.g. 33 from FIG. 5, resiliently applied to the frame.
- Fig. 8 shows a section with a length of four courses A to D and a width of four meshes 1 to 4 a basic bond.
- the courses A to D of this basic weave contain staggered fleets at the points 1 to 4 are meshed. You can also click on these points Be caught.
- the elasticity or stability properties of the basic weave in each stitch row A to D and individually at all meshing points 1 to 4 be managed.
- the invention is not limited to the described embodiments limited.
- the first (front) layer with the second (Rear) layer connected by inserted / bound pile threads become.
- To stabilize the knitted fabric in the longitudinal direction (Stick direction) or cross direction can be partial / sequential also warp / weft threads especially made of high tenacity Materials are inserted / integrated.
- the first layer can be different from the second layer Strengths and materials are worked.
- the layers can also be partially different Strengths, different materials or material hybrids - in particular elastic or shrinking - or variable binding structures are worked. Using from shrinking textile threads, the knitting is only on the Frame stretched and then shrunk so that you have an optical attractive tight fit of the knitted fabric on the frame, if necessary, avoiding gradations or stairs receives.
- a stable perforated edge as a finish serves for fixation and tensioning the cover in the direction of the rod.
- you can other fasteners can also be integrated directly.
- a stable 'hose cover' are made with two layers of knitted fabric the advantage that the desired stability / elasticity through different binding structures easier, more economical and is more durable to achieve.
- Knitting with a twin assembly offers in particular that easy way, about stable passages with a + b needles stretchy passages to work only with a needles.
- a tube cover can also be made using of elastic materials. This tube cover will then pulled over a foam core.
- the basic binding can be done by different combinations of all or only selected needles with / without elastic threads as well like the network structure or bond structure with / without fleets in Elasticity and stability can be defined.
- loops or warp or weft threads can be used specifically made of elastic threads with a defined stretching behavior be manufactured or incorporated. In this way can be a specific tension in a knitted fabric adjust or marginal parts can be worked so that they are close to the frame.
- the knitted fabric of a seat cover preferably consists of a Multi-layer structure.
- cylindrical convex or concave deformations of the knitted fabric can be the different Layers with different mesh and / or Number of double crochet.
- a seat is made with a cover made of there is a multilayer structure.
- the layers are then advantageous different functions assigned.
- a lower layer can be designed as a carrier layer, while a A seating position oriented towards the seat Function, e.g. perforated areas or moisture absorbing Properties.
- These layers can be together entangled or connected by a pile thread his.
- a seat provided with a cover made of an elastic knitted tube is made.
- This elastic knitted tube will stretched around the frame and thus fixes itself on Frame.
- Elastane or material hybrids can be used as the material elastic components are used.
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- Fig. 1
- das Nadelschema einer Grundbindung des erfindungs gemäßen Gestricks;
- Fig. 2
- das Nadelschema einer Netzbindung des erfindungsge mäßen Gestricks;
- Fig. 3
- die Anwendung von Grundstruktur und Netzstruktur in der Rückenlehne eines Sitzmöbels,
- Fig. 4
- einen Querschnitt IV-IV durch die Rückenlehne aus Fig. 3,
- Fig. 5
- Fäden, die in Randbereichen des Bezugs verwendet werden können,
- Fig. 6
- die Herstellung eines Loches 40 in einer Netzstruktur,
- Fig. 7
- ein Verfahren zum sauberen Stricken von bogenförmigen Rändern, und
- Fig. 8
- einen Ausschnitt einer Grundbindung.
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- Sitz mit einem Rahmen (12) und einem darauf gezogenen selbsttragenden Sitzbezug aus einem Gestrick (10) mit gezielt einstellbarer Querstabilität und Querelastizität, wobei der Sitzbezug den Rahmen (12) im Randbereich (13) des Bezugs umgibt und das Gestrickt (10) eine Grundbindung (14) in zumindest einer Gestricklage (18, 20) umfaßt, welche Grundbindung (14)a) Maschenreihen enthält, die zum überwiegenden Teil Flotten mit einer Länge des Abstandes von mindestens zwei aktiven Nadeln aufweisen, die in aufeinanderfolgenden Maschenreihen gegeneinander versetzt sind, wobei die Querstabilität partiell über die Veränderung der Flottenlänge eingestellt ist,
und/oderb) eine Abfolge von ersten Maschenreihen, in denen mit dem überwiegenden Teil der aktiven Nadeln eine Masche gebildet wird, und zweiten Maschenreihen enthält, die zum überwiegenden Teil Flotten mit einer Länge des Abstandes von mindestens zwei aktiven Nadeln aufweisen, und die sukzessive Abfolge der ersten und zweiten Maschenreihen entsprechend den Anforderungen an die Querelastizität und Querstabilität des Gestricks (10) gewählt ist, wobei in elastischeren Gestrickbereichen der Anteil an ersten Maschenreihen höher liegt als in querstabilen Gestrickbereichen - Sitz nach Anspruch 1,
bei dem der Sitzbezug als Schlauchbezug ausgebildet ist, der den Rahmen umspannt. - Sitz nach Anspruch 2,
bei dem der Schlauchbezug auf einen Schaumkern gezogen ist. - Sitz nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Sitzbezug in elastischen Gestrickbereichen mit einem elastischen Faden, wie z.B. Gummi oder Elasthan gestrickt ist. - Sitz nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Sitzbezug in querstabilen Bereichen nur mit zweiten Maschenreihen gestrickt ist, deren Flotten bevorzugt gegeneinander versetzt sind. - Sitz nach einem der vorherigen Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Grundbindung (14) in dem Gestrick partiell durch wenigstens eine Netzbindung (16) ersetzt ist. - Sitz nach Anspruch 6,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß zwischen den Lagen (18, 20) der Netzbindung (16) ein Polfaden vorgesehen ist, der in definierten Abständen alternierend mit beiden Lagen durch Kulieren oder auf Fang legen verbunden ist. - Sitz nach Anspruch 6 oder 7,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Grundbindung (14) und die Netzbindung (16) gemäß einem vorgegebenen optischen Muster angeordnet sind. - Sitz nach einem der Ansprüche 6 bis 8,
bei dem die Sitzfläche und ein Außenbereich der Rückenlehne
durch die Grundstruktur (14) gebildet sind, und daß ein mehr zentraler Bereich der Rückenlehne und/oder Sitzfläche durch die NetzStruktur (16) gebildet ist. - Sitz nach einem der Ansprüche 6 bis 9,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Grundbindungen (14) und/oder Netzbindungen (16) insbesondere partiell aus schrumpfenden und/oder elastischen Materialien oder Hybriden gefertigt sind. - Sitz nach einem der Ansprüche 6 bis 10,
bei dessen Bezug die Flotten aufeinanderfolgender Maschenreihen in der Netzbindung (16) und/oder in der Grundbindung (14) - insbesondere 1x1- versetzt vermascht oder auf Fang gelegt sind. - Sitz nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
bei dem zwischen den Lagen (18, 20) einer mehrlagigen Grundbindung (14) ein Polfaden vorgesehen ist, der in definierten Abständen alternierend mit beiden Lagen durch Kulieren oder auf Fang legen verbunden ist. - Sitz nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
bei dem der Sitzbezug aus einem Mehrlagenaufbau besteht, bei dem die unterschiedlichen Lagen (18, 20) mit unterschiedlicher Maschenund/oder Stäbchenzahl gestrickt sind. - Sitz nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine Sichtlage des Gestricks (10) des Sitzbezuges eine Intarsiabindung zur Einbringung von Logos oder Designelementen aufweist. - Sitz nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dessen Bezug aus einem Mehrlagenaufbau besteht, mit einer Trägerlage und einer zur Sitzfläche hin orientierten Sitzlage, die eine klimatechnische Funktion aufweist, welche Lagen (18, 20) - insbesondere durch einen Polfaden - miteinander verbunden sind.
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