EP1396565B1 - Méthode pour tricoter des sections à côtes - Google Patents

Méthode pour tricoter des sections à côtes Download PDF

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EP1396565B1
EP1396565B1 EP03019231A EP03019231A EP1396565B1 EP 1396565 B1 EP1396565 B1 EP 1396565B1 EP 03019231 A EP03019231 A EP 03019231A EP 03019231 A EP03019231 A EP 03019231A EP 1396565 B1 EP1396565 B1 EP 1396565B1
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Henning Schmidt
Achim Ulmer
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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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    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
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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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  • the invention relates to a method for the production of tubular round-rib knitted sections on tubular circular knits, in which a stitch is formed with each needle in the non-rib knitted area, on a flat knitting machine with at least two opposing needle beds.
  • the EP 0 881 314 A2 describes the production of a rib knit cuff for a tube-round knit, which is formed with all needles, wherein the front and back of the cuff are formed as flat knits.
  • the present invention is based on the object of providing a possibility for producing rib knit sections in tubular round finished knits, created using all the needles in the non-rib knitted area, which are similar in appearance and elasticity properties to classic 1: 1 or 2: 2 rib knit fabrics.
  • rib knit sections with 1: 1 or 2: 2 rib knit character for producing the right mesh on the visible side of the rib knit fabric Section of the first knit level on the first needle bed each formed with a needle or with two adjacent needles stitches and formed with the following two or three needles no stitches and for producing the link mesh on the visible side of the rib knit section of the first knit level at least in every second row of knitting on the second needle bed on needles between the stitches for the second knit fabric-carrying needles each with a needle a left-hand stitch and with one or two needles no stitch is formed.
  • the rib knitted sections formed in this way have right-hand ribs which differ in nothing from the traditional ribs of classic 2: 2 or 1: 1 rib knit fabrics. Receding left mesh areas are provided between the right mesh ribs, these left mesh mesh areas each containing only one left mesh and one thread float across a needle spacing. However, this small deviation from classic 1: 1 or 2: 2 rib knitwear is hardly visible visually.
  • the elasticity properties of the tubular round ribbed knitwear produced according to the invention are also absolutely comparable to the classic ribbed knitwear. Contrary to the previously used method of knitting the rib knit sections with only every other needle knit ... in the method according to the invention a lot more needles, so that the rib knit area appears optically very dense. It can be made with the same yarn size as a subsequent or prior plain knit.
  • the rib knit sections can be arranged at any point in the overall knitted piece. They can form cuffs or neck closures of garments. However, they can also be arranged in the middle of the knitted piece in order to achieve certain elasticity properties and / or optical effects there.
  • the rib-knit section may extend over the entire circumference of the tubular-round knit, or even over only a portion thereof.
  • the appearance of the rib knit section can be changed, in particular in the case of rib knitted fabrics having a 2: 2 rib knit characteristic.
  • the links meshes of successive rows of knits are not superimposed in a wale, but are alternately offset.
  • the links mesh areas are exactly between the adjacent mesh areas. There are no different distances between the links mesh and the two flanking legal meshes.
  • Another variation possibility of the method according to the invention is to be used in every other knitting row from left mesh to form tuck loops.
  • the legal meshes are more dominant than the links mesh.
  • the rib knit looks voluminous overall.
  • the tuck loops can be inserted in those needles that have previously formed links mesh.
  • left-hand stitches are formed between every second group of two right-hand stitches. It is expedient to form the rows of links in successive rows of knitting offset from each other. This type of manufacturing process results in a ribbed knit section that is relatively flat overall.
  • a special emphasis on the legal meshes in a 2: 2 rib knit area can be achieved by creating an empty needle on each needle bed after every four needles to form the rib knit section and with each of the two inner needles of the blocks Four needles of each needle bed are stitched for the visible side of the respective knit level and in rows alternately with one of the outer needles of the blocks of four needles on the opposing needle bed left stitch for each knit level.
  • tuck loops can be formed at the end of a rib knit section to create a transition to the plain knit area with those needles which do not support loops. It is advantageous if with those needles that have formed tuck loops, only in the next but one row of stitches are formed. This will cause the formation of holes at the beginning of the ... prevents newly generated wales.
  • the thread floated over the tuck looper covers the small hole formed by the thread hilt.
  • the needles between the needles of the first and second needle bed forming the right and left stitches of the visible side of the rib knit fabric can be freed from stitches by capping operations.
  • the use of the needles associated with stitch transfer elements for performing the necessary capping operations is.
  • the invention also relates to a tube-round knitted fabric with at least one Schtauch-round-knit fabric section formed by a method according to the invention with the features of claim 14.
  • Fig. 1 shows a sweater 1 manufactured as a tubular Rund-Fertiggestrick with rib knitted sections 10 and 10 'at the beginning of the body part and the sleeve, another rib knit section 20 in the central region of the body part and a rib knit section 30th at the neck.
  • the body part 2 is formed between the rib knit regions 10, 20 and 30 of smooth knit regions 40.
  • the sleeves 3 are formed above the cuffs 10 'as smooth knits 40'.
  • the transition region from the smooth knit 40 to the rib knit region 20, 30 is designated 21.
  • Fig. 2 shows the classical needle division for the formation of tubular Rund-Fertiggestricken, which is characterized in that only every other needle contributes to stitching.
  • FIGS. 10 and 13 now show methods according to the invention for the production of rib-knit areas, which are close to classic 1: 1 and 2: 2-rib knit fabrics in terms of their elasticity properties and which, starting from a plain knit with a needle division according to FIG Fig. 3 can be produced.
  • Fig. 4 the course of stitches for making a rib knitted fabric having a 2: 2 rib characteristic is shown at the beginning of a tubular round knitted fabric.
  • the stitches of the rib knit fabric on the front and back needle bed H are knitted with a separating thread at the front and at the back.
  • the rear needle bed H has been offset from its basic position by two needles to the right.
  • the needles ab, ef and ij on the back needle bed H form stitches for the back knit fabric rib knit fabric.
  • the stitches c, g and k are purely of a knitting nature. With them, the length of the fleece is shortened and shortened.
  • the Tail loops in the needles D, H and L on the front needle bed V make the thread insert into the needles, ef, ij sure.
  • the rear needle bed H has been shifted to the left by one needle.
  • the stitches c, g and k of the back needle bed H formed for shortening the floss threads are transferred to the needles D, H and L of the front needle bed V.
  • row R3 the needles D, H and L of the front needle bed V, which carry both a tuck and a loop, are used for stitching. With this knitting row, the elasticity of the net row is increased.
  • the series RK H shows the starting knitting course of the back needle bed H for the knit back knit fabric.
  • the ribs are formed with the needles ac, eg, ik.
  • the rear needle bed H has been displaced from the basic position by three needles to the left.
  • the needles A to B, E to F, I, J and M form on the front needle bed V loops for the rib knitted fabric of the front knit fabric.
  • the stitches in the needles C, G and K are knitting technical nature. With them, the fleet length BE, FI, JM is shortened.
  • the tuck loops produced in the needles d, h and 1 on the rear needle bed H make the thread insert in the needles AB, EF, IJ safe.
  • the rear needle bed H is offset by two needles to the right.
  • the stitches C, G, K of the front needle bed V formed to shorten the floss threads are transferred to needles of the rear needle bed H.
  • Row RK V shows the pin assignment of the complete starting knitting row of the front needle bed V for the rib knit fabric of the front knit fabric.
  • R10 indicates the beginning of the rib knit repeat.
  • the needles a-b, e-f, i-j and m of the rear needle bed H form the right-hand stitches for the back knit fabric rib knit, and the needles C, G and K of the front needle bed V the left-hand stitches therefor.
  • the rear needle bed H has been displaced from its basic position by one needle to the left.
  • the left stitches for the rib knit fabric of the back knit fabric are transferred to the right neighbor needle of its original needle of the back needle bed H. This will make the links meshes shifted in the direction of the center between their adjacenttomaschen, whereby the rib knit receives a uniform structure.
  • the rear needle bed H has been shifted from the basic position by one needle to the right.
  • the stitches which are to be the left stitches for the front knit fabric are transferred to the empty needles c, g and k of the back needle bed H.
  • the rear needle bed H has been restored to its basic position.
  • the needles A-B, E-F, I-J and M of the front needle bed V form the right-hand stitches for the rib knit fabric of the front knit fabric and the needles c, g and k of the back needle bed H the associated stitch loops.
  • the rear needle bed H has been displaced from the basic position by one needle to the right.
  • the left stitches for the rib knit of the front knit fabric are transferred to the right neighbor needle of their original needle of the front needle bed H. This again achieves a better center alignment of the links meshes between the adjacent meshes.
  • R15 denotes the end of the rib knit repeat.
  • the rear needle bed H has been shifted from the basic position by a needle to the left.
  • the stitches which become left stitches for the back knit fabric are transferred to empty needles of the front needle bed V.
  • a row of knitted rib knit fabrics has been formed on the front and back knit fabrics. This cycle of rows R10 to R15 is now repeated until the desired height of the rib knit area is reached.
  • Fig. 5 shows in the course of the transition from a rib knit with a 2: 2 rib character to a smooth knit, knit all the needles.
  • H and RO RO V the last two rows of knitting of the rib knitted fabric on the rear needle bed and the front needle bed H V, respectively.
  • R1H and R1V those needles on which no mesh has been placed are provided with tuck loops.
  • stitches are formed with all the needles except those carrying tuck loops.
  • Fig. 6 shows a course of stitches for a transition region from a smooth knit to a rib knitted fabric with a 2: 2 ripple characteristic.
  • RO H and RO V are the two last knitting rows of the plain knit, in which once again all needles form stitches.
  • row R1 the stitches of the needles d, h and 1 of the rear needle bed H are transferred to transfer elements ⁇ D, ⁇ H and ⁇ L. Subsequently, these stitches are transferred back from the transfer elements to the adjacent needles e, i and m of the rear needle bed H.
  • row R3 the transfer of the stitches C, G and K and O of the front needle bed V to transfer elements ⁇ c, ⁇ g, ⁇ k and ⁇ o and from there then in row R4 to the adjacent needles B, F, J and N. of the front needle bed V.
  • rows R5 H and R5 V for the front and rear needle bed V, H, in which every fourth needle has now been freed from a stitch.
  • the stitches c, g, k and o of the back needle bed H later form the left stitches for the back knit plane and the stitches D, H, L of the front needle bed V, the left stitches for the front knit fabric plane.
  • Fig. 7 is shown another variant for producing a rib knit with a 2: 2 rib characteristic.
  • a left mesh is formed for the back knit level in a first knit row only in every other gap between the right stitches a, b, e, f, i, j, and m and n.
  • the formed links meshes are then transferred to the back needle bed H in row R2.
  • the stitches D and L which are to become left stitches for the front knit fabric, are transferred to the back needle bed H, there to the needles c and k after a corresponding offset of the back needle bed H.
  • row R4 a left-hand mesh is then formed for the front knit only in every other gap between the right-hand stitches, which is then hung back again on the front needle bed V in row R5.
  • row R7 and R10 only the creation of left stitches takes place in every second space between the stitches, but in this case the stitch stitches are produced in those spaces in which no stitch stitches have previously been formed in the knitting row.
  • the rows R1 to R12 are then repeated until the rib knit section has reached the desired height.
  • Fig. 8 shows another variant of a 2: 2 rib knit production.
  • the rows R1 to R6 correspond to rows R10 to R15 Fig. 4 , There are generated in each space between the right-hand swatches Linksmaschen for the front and rear knit level. In row R7, however, this rhythm is not continued. Instead of left-hand stitching, tuck loops are now produced with those needles which are attached in row R8 to the previously formed left-hand stitches become. In row R10, tuck loops for the front knit level are formed in an analogous manner, which are also attached to the previously formed in the knitting row left stitches. This way of making a 2: 2 ribbed knit reinforces the dominance of the legal knits. The knit looks voluminous overall.
  • Fig. 9 now shows a variant for producing a rib knitted fabric with 2: 2 rib characteristic with very uniformly designed links mesh areas. These are first in the rows R1 to R5 in an analogous manner as in Fig. 4 Right and left stitches formed for the front and back knit level. However, the formed left stitches are not transferred to the opposite needle of the other needle bed, but on the next to it. For example, the left-hand stitch C is returned to the needle d of the back needle bed H. The link mesh c is transferred to the needle D of the front needle bed V.
  • Fig. 10 describes the production of a rib knitted section with a 1: 1 rib character.
  • a separating thread knits the stitches of the rib knit at the front and back.
  • the rear needle bed H is displaced from its basic position by two needles to the left.
  • the Needles d, g, j and m of the back needle bed H form stitches for the net row of the back knit fabric rib knit and the needles C, F, I and L of the front needle bed V form tuck loops.
  • the rear needle bed H is returned to its normal position before, in row R2, the needles C, F, I and L of the front needle bed V form left stitches for the back knit fabric.
  • the link stitches of the back knit fabric are transferred to the front needle bed V. Subsequently, the right and left stitches for the back knit level are formed in row R8. In row R9, the left stitches are then hung back onto the rear needle bed H and in row R10 the left stitches of the front needle bed V are transferred to the back needle bed H before the right and left stitches for the front knit fabric are formed in row R11. In R12, the formed left stitches are transferred to the front needle bed V. The rows R7 to R12 are repeated until the rib knit section has reached the desired height.
  • Fig. 11 is still the transition from a 1: 1 rib knitted area shown to a smooth knit.
  • the rows RO H and RO V denote the last rows of the rib knit area.
  • row R1 H and in row R1 V are added with those needles so far, do not wear stitches, tuck loops formed.
  • rows R2 H and R2 V with all needles, except those who wear tuck loops, stitches are formed.
  • rows RX H and RX V are stitches formed for the first time with all needles.
  • the fleet of threads on the tuck loops covered by the tuck loops resulting small holes in the fabric, so that they are then hardly visible and a visually beautiful transition from ribbed knit to smooth knit succeeds.
  • Fig. 12 illustrates the transition from a smooth knit to a 1: 1 rib knit area.
  • the rows RO H and RO V are the last knitting rows of the plain knit.
  • the stitches of the needles b, e, h, k, n of the rear needle bed H are transferred to transfer elements associated with needles of the front needle bed V. From there, they are transferred to the neighbor needles a, d, g, j, m of the rear needle bed H.
  • the stitches of the stitches C, F, I, L, O of the front needle bed V are transferred to the needles D, G, J, M, P by means of transfer members of the back needle bed H.
  • Fig. 13.1 to 13.8 show a further variant of a 2: 2 Rippgestricks Schlauchrundfertiggestirkicken, where in the smooth knitted area with all needles stitches are formed.
  • Fig. 13.1 to 13.4 show a possible course of stitches, if this rib knit forms the beginning of a tubular round finished knitted fabric.
  • the stitches of the previously fabricated ribbed knit on the front and back needle bed H, V are knitted with a separating thread.
  • the rear needle bed H is offset by two needle divisions with respect to the front needle bed V to the left.
  • the needles e, f, j, k and o, p form stitches on the rear needle bed H for the rib knit fabric of the back knit fabric, while the stitches d, g, i, l, n only serve to reduce the pile yarn length f-j, k-o.
  • I, N tuck loops are formed, which serve the safe thread insert into the needles e, f, j, k, o and p.
  • the row R2 is a knit row for the back knit fabric in which stitches are formed with the needles d, i, n of the back needle bed H and with the needles D, I, N of the front needle bed V. Subsequently, stitches of the needles D, I, N are transferred from the front needle bed V to the rear needle bed H in the row R3. In the row R4, stitches for the knit fabric of the front knit fabric are then formed with the needles B, F, G, K, L and P on the front needle bed V. The stitches formed on the needles C, E, H, J, M, O serve to reduce the length of the fleece yarn BF, GK, LP.
  • row 7 now starts the rapport for the production of rib knit section.
  • the stitches d, i, n at the edge of the four-needle blocks of the rear needle bed H are transferred to the front needle bed.
  • the right stitches for the back knit level and with the needles D, I, N on the front needle bed V left stitches for the back knit level are formed.
  • the needles b, g and l of the rear needle bed H do not participate in the knitting process but are stitched.
  • row R9 the previously formed back knit level stitches on the back needle bed H are hung back onto the back needle bed H before the stitches for the front knit fabric are transferred from the front needle bed to the back needle bed H in row R10. Then, in the row R11 on the front needle bed, the right stitches for the front knit level and on the back needle bed the left stitches for the front knit level are formed.
  • the needles E, J and O of the front needle bed do not participate in the knitting process, but are covered with stitches.
  • row R12 the left stitches formed on the back needle bed for the front knit fabric are hung back onto the front needle bed.
  • row R13 stitches are then again transferred from the back needle bed H to the front needle bed in order to be able to make left stitch layers for the back knitting level, as shown in row R14.
  • row R14 the four-block stitches on the outer left edge are not transferred, but serve on the right edge.
  • the stitches d, i, and n at the left edge of the needle quad blocks are not knitted. They rest on their needles.
  • row R15 the back stitches formed for the back knit fabric are transferred back to the back needle bed H, and then stitches are transferred from the left edge of the four needle pads to the back needle bed H in row 16 to form front knit fabric stitches.
  • right-hand stitching and left-hand stitching are formed for the front knit-level.
  • the links stitched in row R17 are hung back on the front needle bed V in row R18.
  • the right-hand stitches are always formed by the two inner needles of the quadruple-needle blocks
  • the left-hand stitches are formed by the right outer stitch once, and once by the left outer stitch of the quadruple-needle block.
  • the Fig. 13.5 and 13.6 show the course of stitching in the transition area of the rib knit, which in the Fig. 13.1 to 13.4 is shown, to a smooth knit, knit all the needles.
  • the row R0H is the last row of rib knit on the back needle bed and row R0V on the front needle bed.
  • the needles a, e, f, j, k, o, p wear right-hand stitching and the needles b, g, l left-hand stitching on the rear needle bed H and the needles B, F, G, K, L, P right-stitches and the needles E , J, O
  • the needles d, i, n and G, H and M are stitched, but did not participate in the knitting process in these knitting lines R0H and R0V.
  • Fig. 13.7 to 13.8 is a stitch course for making a transition from a plain knit area to a 2: 2 rib knit area according to the Fig. 13.1 to 13.4 shown.
  • the rows R0H and R0V describe the last knitting rows of the plain knit.
  • every fifth stitch of needles of the rear needle bed H is then transferred to transfer elements arranged above the front needle bed V.
  • the transfer elements transfer these stitches in the row R2 to the needles on the left next to the transferring needles of the rear needle bed H.
  • the needles c, h and m have now become free.
  • the knitting course R3 in an analogous manner, of every fifth needle of the front needle bed V, the stitches are transferred to transfer elements over the rear needle bed H.

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  1. Procédé pour fabriquer des sections de tricot tubulaire à côtes (10, 10', 20, 30) sur des tricots tubulaires (1) dans lesquels chaque aiguille forme des mailles dans la zone de tricot sans côte sur une machine à tricoter rectiligne comportant au moins deux fontures (V, H) qui se font face,
    caractérisé en ce que, pour former des sections de tricot à côtes (10, 10', 20, 30) dont la caractéristique des côtes est 1 : 1 ou 2 : 2, pour fabriquer les mailles endroit sur le côté visible de la section de tricot à côtes (10, 10', 20, 30) du premier plan de tricotage sur la première fonture (V), une aiguille ou deux aiguilles voisines forment respectivement des mailles et les deux ou trois aiguilles suivantes ne forment pas de maille et pour fabriquer les mailles envers sur le côté visible de la section de tricot à côtes du premier plan de tricotage au moins un rang de tricot sur deux dans la deuxième fonture (H) sur les aiguilles entre les mailles endroit pour les aiguilles qui forment le deuxième plan de tricotage, une aiguille forme respectivement une maille envers et une ou deux aiguilles ne forment pas de maille et on fabrique de manière analogue les mailles endroit et les mailles envers pour le deuxième plan de tricotage à l'aide des aiguilles de la deuxième et de la première fonture (H, V).
  2. Procédé selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que deux aiguilles vides sont placées entre les aiguilles qui forment la ou les deux mailles endroit pour le côté visible de chacun des plans de tricotage et les mailles envers sur les rangs de tricot qui se suivent sont alternativement d'abord formées sur la deuxième fonture (H), à savoir sur la première des aiguilles libres qui suivent une maille endroit du deuxième plan de tricotage, et ensuite sur la deuxième fonture (H), à savoir sur la deuxième des aiguilles libres qui suivent une maille endroit du deuxième plan de tricotage.
  3. Procédé selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisé en ce que, un rang de tricot sur deux, on forme des boucles de charge au lieu de mailles envers.
  4. Procédé selon la revendication 3, caractérisé en ce qu'on insère les boucles de charge dans les aiguilles qui ont formé les mailles envers dans le rang de tricot précédent.
  5. Procédé selon l'une des revendications 1 à 4, caractérisé en ce que, entre un groupe de deux mailles endroit sur deux, on forme des mailles envers.
  6. Procédé selon la revendication 5, caractérisé en ce que les mailles envers sont décalées les unes par rapport aux autres dans des rangs de tricot successifs.
  7. Procédé selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que, pour former une section de tricot à côtes, on laisse sur chaque fonture une aiguille vide après quatre aiguilles respectivement et, respectivement sur les deux aiguilles intérieures des blocs de quatre aiguilles de chaque fonture, on forme des mailles endroit pour le côté visible du plan de tricotage correspondant et, un rang sur deux sur une des aiguilles extérieures des blocs de quatre aiguilles dans la fonture respectivement opposée, on forme des mailles envers pour le plan de tricotage correspondant.
  8. Procédé selon la revendication 7, caractérisé en ce que les aiguilles vides de la fonture avant et arrière sont respectivement décalées l'une par rapport à l'autre d'un espacement d'aiguilles.
  9. Procédé selon l'une des revendications 1 à 8, caractérisé en ce que, à la fin d'une section de tricot à côtes (10, 10', 20), on forme des boucles de charge à l'aide des aiguilles qui ne portent pas de mailles pour obtenir une transition vers une zone de tricot sans côtes (40).
  10. Procédé selon la revendication 9, caractérisé en ce qu'on ne forme des mailles que dans le troisième rang de tricot à l'aide des aiguilles qui ont formé les boucles de charge.
  11. Procédé selon l'une des revendications 1 à 10, caractérisé en ce que, pour former une section de tricot à côtes (20, 30) après une zone de tricot sans côtes (40), des opérations de transfert enlèvent des mailles sur au moins une des aiguilles entre les mailles - qui forment les mailles endroit et les mailles envers du côté visible de la section de tricot à côtes - de la première et de la deuxième fonture (V, H).
  12. Procédé selon la revendication 11, caractérisé en ce que les opérations de transfert sont exécutées à l'aide d'éléments de transfert de maille associés aux aiguilles.
  13. Procédé selon l'une des revendications 1 à 12, caractérisé en ce que les sections de tricot à côtes (10, 10', 20, 30) sont fabriquées dans la même épaisseur de fil que les sections de tricot sans côtes (40).
  14. Section de tricot tubulaire à côtes comportant au moins une section de tricot tubulaire à côtes (10, 10', 20, 30) d'après l'une des revendications 1 à 13, dans laquelle la section de tricot à côtes (10, 10', 20, 30) a une caractéristique de tricot à côtes 2 : 2 d'après laquelle, pour chaque rang de tricot, une maille envers et un flotté par dessus une maille se trouvent respectivement à côté de deux mailles endroit ou une caractéristique de tricot à côtes 1 : 1 d'après laquelle une maille envers et un flotté par dessus une maille se trouvent respectivement à côté d'une maille endroit.
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