EP1281799B1 - Métier à tricoter chaîne pourvu d'au moins une barre à passettes de dessin - Google Patents

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EP1281799B1
EP1281799B1 EP02014683A EP02014683A EP1281799B1 EP 1281799 B1 EP1281799 B1 EP 1281799B1 EP 02014683 A EP02014683 A EP 02014683A EP 02014683 A EP02014683 A EP 02014683A EP 1281799 B1 EP1281799 B1 EP 1281799B1
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B27/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, warp knitting machines, restricted to machines of this kind
    • D04B27/10—Devices for supplying, feeding, or guiding threads to needles
    • D04B27/24—Thread guide bar assemblies
    • D04B27/32—Thread guide bar assemblies with independently-movable thread guides controlled by Jacquard mechanisms
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B27/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, warp knitting machines, restricted to machines of this kind
    • D04B27/10—Devices for supplying, feeding, or guiding threads to needles
    • D04B27/24—Thread guide bar assemblies
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  • the invention relates to a warp knitting machine with at least one pattern guide having a plurality of thread guides, which are reciprocated in the offset direction by a drive, wherein the drive acts on the thread guide via a tension element loaded only on train.
  • Such a warp knitting machine is made DE 41 14 012 C2 known.
  • the thread guides are connected via pull cables with a drive motor.
  • the thread guides are hinged to a bar carrier. The movement of the traction cable therefore translates into a pivoting movement of the thread guide.
  • stops are provided which limit the pivoting angle of the end of the yarn guide on which the guide eye is arranged. If this end abuts against the stop, then the second lever of the thread guide can deform.
  • US Pat. No. 3,303,670 A shows a part of a warp knitting machine, in which a plurality of yarn guide against knitting needles are movable.
  • Each yarn guide is designed as a perforated needle, which has a shaft and a right angle bent portion. The bent portion is inserted into a needle holder which is attached to a rod.
  • the rod is movable over a pattern chain and a plunger assembly. The rod is driven only at one end and is not held at the other end.
  • the thread guides are held in grooves in the needle holder. The grooves are covered by a plate.
  • DE 24 36 452 B1 shows a warp knitting machine with weft device, are set in the yarn guide, which are designed as hollow needles in mutually displaceable strips. If the strips are shifted against each other, then groups of thread guides are shifted against each other.
  • the invention has for its object to provide a reliable motion control of the yarn guide with a simple structure.
  • each yarn guide is T-shaped and has a substantially extending in the offset direction holding part, which is arranged substantially perpendicular to a shaft and rigidly connected to the shaft, wherein the holding part is determined over a length on the tension element.
  • the thread guides are T-shaped, ie they have a shank, at the lower end of which the thread guide eyelet is arranged is.
  • the upper end of the shaft is rigidly connected to a holding part. This rigid connection means that even with rapid movements of the thread guide basically no articulated movements between the shaft and the holding part occur. The movement of the holding part is thus transmitted directly to the movement of the yarn guide eyelet.
  • the holding part Since the holding part has a certain extent in the offset direction, the holding part is supported over a certain length on the tension element, ie by the connection of the holding part with the tension element, it is possible torques that can be initiated via the forces acting on the shaft, in certain To take limits. This results in an extremely stable attachment of the thread guide on the tension element. This in turn has the consequence that, as stated above, the tension element can be dimensioned with relatively low weight. Since this reduces the moving masses, the working speed of the warp knitting machine can be increased.
  • the tension element is designed as a wire or rope.
  • a wire or rope can transmit substantial tensile forces while compressive forces are virtually non-transferable. While it is necessary for this purpose to hold the wire or rope at both ends or to apply forces.
  • a motion control in which elements can be pulled from both sides is known per se. You can either use restoring devices at one end or return the wire or rope via a pulley to the drive.
  • a great advantage of using a wire or a rope is that such a tension element a has small weight and takes up little space, so that you can arrange a plurality of tension elements side by side and thus can control a corresponding plurality of yarn guides in different ways.
  • the shaft has a cross section which is smaller than the cross section of the holding part.
  • the thread guide is stabilized, which turns out to be advantageous especially at higher speeds.
  • the assignment between the tension element and the thread guide is maintained due to the larger cross-section of the holding part with high reliability and especially against moments that act on the thread guide.
  • the length of the shaft is smaller than twice the length of the holding part. This leaves moments on the holding part within a reasonable range.
  • the holding part has a clamping device with which the thread guide is clamped attached to the tension element.
  • This embodiment has advantages especially if you want to change the position of the thread guide on the tension element, for example, to set a new repeat or a new pattern. For this purpose, it is only necessary to release the clamping device and to move the tension member and the holding member relative to each other. Then, when the clamping device is fixed again, the thread guide is fixed in the desired position.
  • the holding part and the tension element are glued together.
  • the element and the holding part are virtually inseparable connected to each other, so that changes in the position of the holding part on the tension element after bonding practically can not be effected. If a change in the position of the holding part on the tension element is required, for example by changing the repeat, then you may have to use a new tension element and new thread guide.
  • the design has the advantage that the production of the yarn guide is very easy. It is not necessary to take constructive measures in order to fasten the clamping element, for example a screw.
  • the holding part has a recess in which the tension element is inserted, wherein the recess is at least partially filled with a fixing compound.
  • a fixing compound for example, it is possible to insert the tension element into the recess, which can be in the form of an open groove, then to inject an adhesive and cure it, for example by using UV radiation.
  • the recess can therefore be open, which saves material on the holding part.
  • the plastic used for bonding can be relatively light.
  • a plurality of yarn guides are provided, the holding parts are arranged parallel to each other and in the direction of their shafts one above the other, wherein the shafts have different lengths. Due to the different lengths of the shafts, it is possible that the guide eyelets of all yarn guides can be arranged on an imaginary line. Nevertheless, it is possible that individual thread guides can be controlled individually within certain limits.
  • longer shanks widen at the end connected to the support member. This means that the same rigidity can be achieved with the longer thread guides as with the shorter thread guides. Although the broadening can lead to the need for more space in the attachment of the longer thread guide to the tension element. However, this is not critical, because one can leave the widenings, if necessary, triangular over the group of yarn guides.
  • the holding part is arranged in a groove in a billet carrier.
  • the groove in which the yarn guides are held with very little play, additionally serves to stabilize the movement of the yarn guides.
  • a movement is basically only possible parallel to the extension of the groove. This is another measure to catch moments that could be exerted on the shaft via the shaft. Due to the rigid connection between the shaft and the holding part, which can be achieved for example by welding or soldering the shaft to the holding part or by a one-piece design of these two parts, it is achieved that the shaft is moved with the same kinematics, as the holding part.
  • the holding part is guided with the interposition of sliding shoes in the groove.
  • the thread guide or its holding part has no direct contact with the surfaces of the groove. This contact can be made via the sliders, which produce a small distance between the holding part and the groove and can be formed from a material which interacts with the material of the billet carrier with as little friction as possible. Well suited to this are usually plastics.
  • the shoes are also designed as wearing parts, so that you can achieve a long life of the thread guide and the associated barre by replacing the shoes.
  • the shoes are attached to the tension element.
  • This training has two advantages. On the one hand results in a support of the holding part in the groove in the largest possible distance. On the other hand it is also prevented that the tension element rubs against the walls of the groove.
  • the sliding shoes are U-shaped and clipped onto the tension element and / or glued.
  • the positioning of the shoes is then, as I said, close to the two ends of the holding part.
  • the clipping is a connection that solved quickly can be.
  • additional stabilization can result from a permanent bond such as sticking.
  • the billet carrier on a cover.
  • the cover covers the groove and beyond an area in which the shaft of the thread guide extends.
  • the cover thus leads to an increase in the transverse stability.
  • the cover may be made of or coated with sliding material.
  • two bar carriers abut each other with the interposition of the cover with their sides having the groove.
  • a relatively thin intermediate plate with good sliding property is sufficient because the thread guides support each other, so not only do not hinder their movement, but even increase the stability.
  • the tension member is provided at at least one end with a thread engageable with a drive member.
  • the tension elements ie wires or ropes
  • the tension elements at their ends must not have thick points or eyes that no longer fit through the groove. It is therefore possible to provide the tension elements with threads on at least one side.
  • the thread allows a solid and space-saving connection with the drive of the tension element (or with a corresponding clamping device on the other side). But it allows after removing the drive or the tensioning device that the tension element out of the groove is pulled out.
  • Fig. 1 shows a Musterlegebarre 1 with several groups 2, 3 of yarn guides 4. Mutually corresponding yarn guide 4 of each group 2, 3, ie each of the first, second, third, etc. yarn guide 4 of each group 2, 3, are driven together, ie can be moved relative to a bar carrier 5 in an offset direction 6, which is characterized by a double arrow, with means not shown are provided with which the bar carrier 5 is also movable in the offset direction 6.
  • tension elements 7 are provided, which are designed as wire or wire rope, so have a relatively small cross-section.
  • the tension elements 7 are what, with reference to the following Fig. 2 and 4 will be explained in more detail, arranged transversely to the offset direction 6 one above the other.
  • Each tension element 7 is connected via a drive belt 8 with a drive motor 9 in connection, wherein the drive belt 8 is fixed at its other end in a clamping element 10, which is designed as a single-acting pneumatic cylinder.
  • the clamping element 10 is acted upon via a pressure source P with pressure.
  • the other end of the tension element 7 is connected to a tension band 11, which is guided over a deflection roller 12 and is likewise fixed in a tensioning element 13.
  • the tensioning element 13, which is also considered simple acting compressed air cylinder is supplied from a pressure source P1 with compressed air.
  • the pressures of the pressure sources P, P1 and the effective pressure application surfaces of the clamping elements 10, 13 are coordinated so that the same force is exerted on both ends of the tension element 7.
  • the drive motor 9 therefore only has to apply forces which are required for the movement of the tension element 7. However, he does not have to apply forces that are required to tension a spring or other tensioning device.
  • Fig. 2 It now shows the closer structure of the pattern guide 1. It can be seen that in a yarn guide group 2, 3 eight yarn guides 4 are arranged. The yarn guides 4 are arranged in the offset direction 6 side by side and are driven by tension elements 7, which are arranged transversely to the offset direction 6 one above the other. A yarn guide 4 will now be related to Fig. 3 described.
  • the yarn guide 4 has a shaft 14, at the lower end of a yarn guide eye 15 is arranged, which is located in a hole needle 16 which is fixed in the shaft 14.
  • the upper part of the shaft 14 is fixedly connected to a holding part 17, so welded or soldered or the shaft 14 is formed integrally with the holding part 17.
  • the holding part 17 has a longitudinal bore through which the tension element 7 is guided.
  • a clamping screw 18 in the holding part 17 serves to clamp the holding part 17 on the tension element 7. If you solve the clamping screw 18, you can hold the holding part on the Move tension element 7 in the offset direction 6 and set at another position by tightening the clamping screw 18 again.
  • the sliding shoes 19, 20 are arranged at the two ends of the holding part 17 .
  • the sliding shoes 19, 20 have a U-shaped cross section. They are clipped onto the tension element 7 and may optionally be fixed there with an adhesive, the adhesive mainly having the task of causing the sliding shoes 19, 20 to be fixed at the ends of the holding part 17 during operation. If a shift of the thread guide 4 on the tension element 7 is required, then you can by simply bending the sliding blocks 19, 20 a release of the shoes 19, 20 reach from the tension member 7, so that the yarn guide 4 can be moved to a new position.
  • the holding parts 17 are arranged in grooves 21 and that with a relatively small clearance.
  • the sliding blocks 19, 20 are adapted to the grooves 21, that a contact between the holding part 17 and the billet carrier 5 basically does not take place. At the same time prevent the shoes 19, 20 also that the tension element 7 gets in contact with the billet carrier and rubs against it.
  • the side of the billet carrier 5, in which the grooves 21 open, is covered by a cover 22.
  • the cover 22 is preferred so far in the direction of the thread guide eye 15 that it also covers a relatively large part of the shaft 14 with.
  • the cover 22 may be secured, for example by means of a screw 23 on the bar support 5, so that the cover 22 can be removed when individual yarn guide 4 to be serviced, replaced, removed or supplemented.
  • Fig. 5 shows a modified embodiment in which two bar carriers 5a, 5b are provided. Both bar carriers 5 a, 5 b lie with the interposition of the cover 22 together with the side into which the grooves 21 open.
  • the cover 22 is relatively flexible, ie it can be relatively thin. This allows the individual yarn guides 4 on the two bar carriers 5a, 5b in the transverse direction 24 stabilize each other, even if they are moved in the direction of offset 6 relative to each other. The cover 22 then ensures that yarn guides of the billet carrier 5a can not collide with yarn guides of the billet carrier 5b.
  • the cover 22 may be made of a sliding material, such as a plastic, or be coated with such. In the case ofReglegebarre after Fig. 4 for example, the cover 22 should have some mechanical stability to provide transverse stability.
  • the tension elements 7 must have no thick spots or loops at their ends.
  • the tension elements 7 are therefore provided at least at one end with an external thread 25 to which a drawbar eye 26 can be screwed, in which the drive belt 8 or the tension band 11 can be hung.
  • Fig. 7 now shows a situation in which all yarn guides 4 abut each other in the offset direction 6. It can be seen that the yarn guides 4a, whose holding part 17a is arranged in the lowermost groove, have a shorter shaft 14a than the yarn guides 4b, whose holding parts 17b are arranged in the uppermost groove. The shaft 14b of such a thread guide is much longer.
  • this widening 27 requires slightly more installation space in the offset direction. However, this is not critical, because the widening 27 may also be angled relative to the shank 14b, so that the widenings 27 overall may have the shape of a triangle.
  • the length of the shaft H should be at most twice the length of the holding part 17. It is also advantageous if the cross section of the shank 14 outside the reinforcement 27 is smaller than the cross section of the holding part 17.
  • the clamping elements 10, 13 may be formed as a glass tube with graphite piston.
  • the graphite pistons run in glass at least approximately wear-free. The glass bulbs do not blow up and have a relatively small loss of air.
  • the biasing properties are not length-dependent, as would be the case, for example, if one would use a spring as a tensioning device. Accordingly, the drive motor 9 need only apply the force required to drive the yarn guides 4, but not the force required to tension a return device.
  • the elements used to drive the thread guide namely the tension element 7, the drive belt 8, the tension band 11 and the sliding blocks 19, 20 are of relatively low mass, so that you can achieve relatively high accelerations and thus operating frequencies with the illustrated construction.
  • Fig. 8 shows an alternative embodiment of a yarn guide, in which parts corresponding to those of Fig. 3 are provided with reference numbers increased by 100.
  • the holding part 117 now has a groove 29 extending in the offset direction 6, which groove is open on one side. How out Fig. 8a can be seen, the tension element 7 is inserted into this groove 29 and fixed by means of a fixing compound 28, such as an adhesive.
  • a fixing compound 28 such as an adhesive.
  • the attachment of the holding part 117 on the tension element is thus accomplished simply by inserting the tension element 7 in the groove 29, injects the fixing compound 28 and then allowed to cure, for example, using UV radiation. It is not necessary that the fixing compound 28 fills the entire groove 29. It is also possible to limit the adhesive bond between the tension element 7 and the holding part 117 to certain lengths.
  • the remaining parts for example, the sliding blocks 19, 20, can also in the in Fig. 8 used thread guide can be used.
  • FIG. 3 illustrates the working area 37 of a warp knitting machine, to which knitting needles 38 with sliders 39, a piercing comb 40 and a teetering comb 41 belong.
  • the product is removed via a take-off roller 42.
  • the guide bar 43 leads to basic threads, the guide bar 44 picot threads.
  • This is followed by six bar supports 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, each of four to twelve pattern laying bars in the form of associated with the Fig. 1 to 4 described construction included.
  • This is followed by two Jaquard guide bars 51, 52 and another guide bar 53 for staple threads.
  • the bar carriers of the guide bars 45 - 50 are arranged in pairs and lie with their sides together, in which the grooves 21 are arranged.

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  1. Machine à tricoter en chaîne comportant au moins une barre à passettes à dessins (1), qui présente plusieurs guide-fils (4) qui peuvent être déplacés par un entraînement en va-et-vient en direction de déplacement (6), l'entraînement agissant sur les guide-fils via un élément de traction (7) chargé uniquement en traction, caractérisée en ce que chaque guide-fil (4) est réalisé en forme de T et présente une pièce de retenue (17, 117) s'étendant sensiblement en direction de déplacement (6), qui est agencée sensiblement perpendiculairement à une tige (14, 114) et est reliée de manière rigide à la tige (14, 114), la pièce de retenue (17, 117) étant immobilisée sur une certaine longueur sur l'élément de traction (7).
  2. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que l'élément de traction (7) est réalisé sous forme de fil ou de câble.
  3. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisée en ce que la tige (14, 114) présente une section transversale qui est inférieure à la section transversale de la pièce de retenue (17, 117).
  4. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon l'une des revendications 1 à 3, caractérisée en ce que la longueur (H) de la tige (14, 114) est inférieure au double de la longueur (L) de la pièce de retenue (17, 117).
  5. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon l'une des revendications 1 à 4, caractérisée en ce que la pièce de retenue (17) présente un dispositif de serrage (18) par lequel le guide-fil (4) est fixé par serrage sur l'élément de traction (7).
  6. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon l'une des revendications 1 à 5, caractérisée en ce que la pièce de retenue (117) et l'élément de traction (7) sont collés l'un à l'autre.
  7. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon la revendication 6, caractérisée en ce que la pièce de retenue (117) présente un évidement (29) dans lequel est inséré l'élément de traction (7), l'évidement (29) étant rempli au moins partiellement par une masse de fixation (28).
  8. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon l'une des revendications 1 à 7, caractérisée en ce qu'il est prévu plusieurs guide-fils (4) dont les pièces de retenue (17) sont agencées parallèlement les unes aux autres et les unes au-dessus des autres en direction de leurs tiges (14), les tiges présentant des longueurs différentes.
  9. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon la revendication 8, caractérisée en ce que des tiges (14b) plus longues s'élargissent à leur extrémité qui est reliée à la pièce de retenue ( 17b).
  10. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon l'une des revendications 1 à 9, caractérisée en ce que la pièce de retenue (17) est agencée dans une gorge (21) dans un support de barre (5).
  11. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon la revendication 10, caractérisée en ce que la pièce de retenue (17, 117) est guidée dans la gorge avec interposition de patins coulissants (19, 20).
  12. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon la revendication 11, caractérisée en ce que les patins coulissants (19, 20) sont fixés sur l'élément de traction (7).
  13. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon la revendication 11 ou 12, caractérisée en ce que les patins coulissants (19, 20) sont réalisés en forme de U et clipsés et/ou collés sur l'élément de traction (7).
  14. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon l'une des revendications 10 à 13, caractérisée en ce que le support de barre (5) présente un recouvrement (22).
  15. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon la revendication 14, caractérisée en ce que deux supports de barre (5a, 5b) sont en contact l'un contre l'autre avec leurs faces présentant la gorge (21) en intercalant le recouvrement (22).
  16. Machine à tricoter en chaîne selon l'une des revendications 1 à 15, caractérisée en ce qu'à au moins une extrémité, l'élément de traction (7) est pourvu d'un pas de vis (25) qui peut être amené en engagement avec un élément d'entraînement (26).
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