EP1467010B1 - Flachstrickmaschine mit mindestens zwei Nadelbetten - Google Patents

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EP1467010B1
EP1467010B1 EP03008423A EP03008423A EP1467010B1 EP 1467010 B1 EP1467010 B1 EP 1467010B1 EP 03008423 A EP03008423 A EP 03008423A EP 03008423 A EP03008423 A EP 03008423A EP 1467010 B1 EP1467010 B1 EP 1467010B1
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Michael Dipl.-Ing. Sedlag
Stefan Mayer
Thomas Dipl.-Ing. Stoll
Martin Wörnle
Hans-Günther Haltenhof
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B15/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, weft knitting machines, restricted to machines of this kind
    • D04B15/32—Cam systems or assemblies for operating knitting instruments
    • D04B15/36—Cam systems or assemblies for operating knitting instruments for flat-bed knitting machines
    • D04B15/362—Cam systems or assemblies for operating knitting instruments for flat-bed knitting machines with two needle beds in V-formation
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B15/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, weft knitting machines, restricted to machines of this kind
    • D04B15/06—Sinkers
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B15/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, weft knitting machines, restricted to machines of this kind
    • D04B15/66—Devices for determining or controlling patterns ; Programme-control arrangements
    • D04B15/68—Devices for determining or controlling patterns ; Programme-control arrangements characterised by the knitting instruments used
    • D04B15/70—Devices for determining or controlling patterns ; Programme-control arrangements characterised by the knitting instruments used in flat-bed knitting machines
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B15/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, weft knitting machines, restricted to machines of this kind
    • D04B15/88—Take-up or draw-off devices for knitting products
    • D04B15/90—Take-up or draw-off devices for knitting products for flat-bed knitting machines

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  • the invention relates to a flat knitting machine with at least two needle beds, in which needles are arranged longitudinally displaceable, wherein each needle is associated with a pivotally mounted, acted upon by lock parts of the slide hold-down plate with a Kulierkante, and a method zus production of a knit fabric with such a flat knitting machine.
  • this hold-down plate is at the same time hold-down element and stitch patterns and therefore has a weft edge.
  • Such hold-down boards are described for example in DE 11 72 396.
  • the stitches are formed around a breast surface of these boards. By a pivoting movement of the board upwards, the stitch slides on the board breast surface, which lies behind the retaining hook, and is thereby covered by the retaining hook.
  • EP-A 0 897 027 describes the interaction of a stitch pattern and a hold-down plate, both of which are movable independently of each other.
  • the hold-down board here has a pure retention function and does not participate in the calculation of the stitch.
  • Another retaining plate is described in EP 0 578 458 B1.
  • This hold-down plate is associated with a Fadeneinweisblech, which is rigidly arranged on the needle bed.
  • the breast surface of the hold-down board fulfills the stitch pattern function.
  • the Fadeneinticianblech also has a further surface, which favors the insertion of the knitting thread in the needle hook.
  • a very similar solution of a combination of a hold-down plate and a thread insertion element is described in EP 0 672 769 A2.
  • the Fadeneinweiselement is mounted linearly displaceable here and has in addition to a backup of the thread insert in the needles sliding a retention function of the mesh when opening the hold-down board.
  • EP 0 238 797 discloses hold-down plates which can fulfill their function in single-bed and double-bed knitted fabrics.
  • the stitch is formed around a weft edge of the hold-down plate.
  • boards of the front and rear needle bed are always opened and closed simultaneously.
  • the hold-down boards of the opposing needle beds almost touch and form thereby a bridge covering the comb gap. This formation of bridges in double-sided knitted fabrics retains the stitches on their thighs as the needles make their advancing movements.
  • the object of the present invention is to improve the known hold-down devices for flat knitting machines in such a way that, in addition to an improved hold-down function, a qualitative improvement of the stitch-forming function is achieved.
  • the retaining plate thus improves the retention function of the hold-down plate, which may have a throat for retaining the loop in a conventional manner below the Kulierkante. If during an opening movement of the hold-down plate, the stitch should pop out of this throat, it is still held by the retaining plate in the mesh. Due to the separate controllability of the retaining plate compared to the hold-down plate, the retaining plate can also be used to optimize the mesh curl.
  • the retaining plate a first active surface, with which in a corresponding pivot position of the retaining plate in forming a stitch with the associated needle of the same needle bed, the position of the thread or threads on the Kulierkante the hold-down board is determined, and a second effective surface, with which in a corresponding pivot position of the retaining plate when opening the hold-down plate, the mesh is retained.
  • the retaining plate can be configured and positioned in such a way that the mesh of the opposing needle can be retained with the first active surface in a corresponding pivoting position of the retaining plate when it is in the ejection movement. It is particularly advantageous if the first active surface of the retaining plate and the driven opposite needle close the comb gap.
  • the retaining plate may preferably be positioned such that Almost touch the opposite needle in the advanced position and the retaining plate in the front pivot position or overlap in different height positions.
  • the retaining plate can be pivotable about a guided along the needle bed wire. This wire serves as a pivot bearing for all retaining plates of the needle bed.
  • bearing elements can be provided as a pivot bearing.
  • the bearing element may have a curved surface on which slides the hold-down with a correspondingly shaped groove. Since the bearing element is a separate component, it may preferably be made of a material with good sliding properties.
  • the hold-down plate can be secured and guided in the vertical direction to the needle bed by a sliding surface formed on a needle guide against loosening.
  • the hold-down plate When pivoted upward needle guide the hold-down plate can be secured by a in a groove in the bearing element, which runs parallel to the top of the bearing element, engaging legs against falling out. This ensures that when opening the needle guide, which is necessary for a needle replacement, the hold-down board does not fall out.
  • the hold-down plate between a needle bed web and a wire guide plate can be performed. Through these guides, the hold-down board and lateral forces that can be caused by the voltage applied to her mesh record.
  • the hold-down board always assumes a defined basic position.
  • the hold-down plate if it is not acted upon by cam parts, are held by a spring in its forwardmost pivot position.
  • the spring can be a lockable with the needle bed, and fixable in different locking positions leg spring. Due to the different locking positions, the retaining force of the hold-down plate can be adjusted at its throat, with which the mesh leg is held down. By locking connection with the needle bed, this adjustment of the position of the spring without disassembly of the needle bed is possible.
  • the leg spring may preferably engage the bottom of the trailing end of the hold down plate.
  • the top of the bearing element, the groove in the bearing element, the sliding surface on the needle guide and the spring and cooperating with these areas areas of the hold-down plate may preferably be shaped so that after placing the rear end of the hold-down on the spring with open needle guide alone by the Closing movement of the needle guide the hold-down plate in its working position, d. H. in her foremost pivot position, can be brought.
  • the replacement of the hold-down board is extremely simple compared to prior art knitting machines.
  • the hold-down board can also be removed and replaced without the bearing element.
  • the retention boards ensure that the stitches are retained on the opposite needles. Even with the formation of very large meshes with single-bed knitted fabrics, these stitches can be retained with the active surfaces of the retaining boards on the opposite needle.
  • FIG. 1 The sectional view of Fig. 1 shows the area of a needle bed 1, in which the stitch formation takes place.
  • a needle 2 is mounted longitudinally displaceable.
  • a retaining plate 4 Spaced apart by a wire guide plate 3, a retaining plate 4, shown here in its basic position, is arranged parallel to the needle 2.
  • the retaining plate 4 can perform a pivoting movement about an axis 6, wherein the direction and the size of the pivoting movement by a the platinum head 41 acting on cam track C, which is shown in Fig. 2, is influenced.
  • the curved path C exerts forces on the platinum head 41 in the direction of arrow X or X '.
  • the retaining plate 4 has two active surfaces 42, 43. The function of these active surfaces will be explained later.
  • a lower plate 5 shown in its basic position is arranged, which can perform a pivoting movement about a bearing element 8 which is arranged on the needle bed 1.
  • the hold-down plate 5 is pressed by a force acting in the direction of arrow Z spring force, in which case the spring is not shown here, in the basic position shown in FIG. This position is at the same time the position in which a formed on the board 5 throat 53 assumes its lowest position relative to the hook 21 of the needle 2.
  • the hold-down board is at the same time stitches and stitch retention element. It therefore has, in addition to the throat 53 for retaining a stitch on a Kulierkante 51.
  • the hold-down plate 5 also has a stitch-holding surface 52 against which the stitch is applied for a short time before being caught by the groove 53 when the hold-down plate 5 is pivoted downward.
  • the configuration of the hold-down plate corresponds with respect to its Kulierkante 51, the throat 53 and the mesh holding surface 52 largely the prior art.
  • Fig. 2 shows a schematic representation of the cam tracks A, B, C of an otherwise not shown lock part of a carriage of the flat knitting machine of Fig. 1 for controlling the needle 2, the retaining plate 4 and the hold-down board 5.
  • the curve A is the needle 2, the curve B of the hold-down board 5 and the curve C of the retaining plate 4 assigned.
  • the dot-dashed line 101 indicates the common center of the three cam tracks A, B, C. If the carriage is displaced in the direction of the arrow Y, the knitting, stitch pattern and retaining elements 2, 4, 5 execute the movements predetermined by the curved paths A, B, C. in the Curve section a are the needle 2, the hold-down board 5 and the retaining plate 4 in the basic position shown in Fig. 1.
  • section b the needles 2 are withdrawn from their basic position.
  • the hold-down board 5 makes a short opening and closing movement while the retaining boards are brought into their loop retention position. This movement of the weft elements 2, 4, 5 is a precautionary movement to ensure that all the stitch legs are in the grooves 53 of the hold-down boards 5 ( Figure 1) before the needle-pulling movement for stitching begins.
  • section c the ejection movement of the needles 2 for stitch formation is now shown.
  • the retaining plates 4 are brought into their foremost position by a movably arranged curve segment C 'is displaced in the direction of the arrow W.
  • the retaining plates 4 with their active surface 42 can retain the stitches of the needles opposite them, as is necessary for double-surface knitted fabrics. This process is described in more detail in FIG.
  • the needles 2 are in return movement.
  • their hook 21 (Fig. 1) one or more knitting threads are inserted.
  • the hold-down boards 5 are in their normal position.
  • the retaining plates 4 are pivoted into the position in which the active surface 42 determines the contact position of the thread on the sinking surface 51 of the hold-down plate 5.
  • the active surface 42 all knitting threads side by side in an ideal Guide plant position on the sinker 51 so that the threads create there also individually. This will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 5.
  • the needles are in their lowest retraction position, d. H. in culmination position.
  • the hold-down boards 5 make a short opening and closing movement, whereby the formed meshes slide into the throat 53 of the hold-down boards 5.
  • the retaining plates 4 have been brought into their stitch retention position. This process is explained in more detail in FIG. 6.
  • a stitch 12 'on the needle shank 22' of a needle 2 'of the opposing needle bed which is not shown here, is shown by the retaining plate 4.
  • the retaining plate 4 is pivoted by being acted upon in the direction of the arrow X in its foremost position. In this position, its action surface 42 can engage the loop leg 12 "of the loop 12 'on the shaft 22' of the needle 2 'and retain the loop 12' while the needle 2 'moves outward So as a retention area.
  • Fig. 4 is shown how the active surface 42 acts in forming a stitch with the needle 2 in the needle bed 1 in a knitting with three knitting yarns.
  • the retaining plate 4 is pivoted in the direction of the arrow X 'so far about the axis 6 that the active surface 42 forms an acute angle 120 with the needle hook 41.
  • the threads attach individually to the sinker 51 of the hold-down board 5 and are in an optimal investment position on the sinker 51, ie in an investment position at the same height as the needle hook 41st
  • the hold-down board 5 is pivoted by a spring force in the direction of arrow Z in its basic position.
  • Fig. 5 the effect of the retaining plate 4 is now shown in generating a mesh of five individual threads.
  • the retaining plate 4 is now so pivoted by a force in the direction of arrow X 'that its active surface 42 forms an angle 130 with the needle bottom, which is greater than the angle 120 of FIG. 4.
  • This position of the active surface 42 ensures that all Threads adjacent to each other at the Kulierkante 51 of the hold-5. This is important so that all threads form equally long stitch loops.
  • the threads are also again in the same height position as the needle hook 41 and thus at the shortest distance to the needle hook 41, d. H. in ideal culmination position.
  • the dot-dash line 100 shows the center line of the comb gap between the two needle beds, wherein only the needle bed 1 is shown in the figures.
  • Fig. 6 illustrates the effect of the effective surface 43 of the hold-down 4 when forming a stitch 13 with the needle 2 of the same needle bed 1.
  • the retaining plate 4 is so far in the direction of the arrow X pivoted about the axis 6 that its active surface 43, the leg 13th holds back the mesh 13 when the hold-down plate 5 performs an opening movement, so the mesh leg 13 'so no longer in the throat 53 of the hold-down board 5 is.
  • the mesh leg 13 'now rests on the mesh holding surface 52 of the hold-down plate 5 by pivoting the hold-down plate 5 back around the bearing element 8 by a force Z' acting on the end of the hold-down plate.
  • Fig. 8 shows now from the needle bed 1 again all Kulierimplantation 2, 4, 5 and the second needle bed, however, only the needles 2 '.
  • the needles 2, 2 ' are in basic position to each other.
  • the retaining plate 4 overlaps here with the underside of the needle 2 'and is arranged below the needle 2'.
  • FIG. 9 shows a representation which corresponds in principle to FIG. 8, in which only the needles 2 'are shown from the second needle bed.
  • the needles 2, 2 'are here in Um rehabilitation ein each other.
  • the retaining plates 4 have no overlap to the underside of the needles 2 'here, but are still close enough to the needles 2' arranged to the stitches on the needles 2 'safely withhold.
  • FIGS. 10 to 14 illustrate the shaping, mounting and guiding of the hold-down plate 5 and its adjustable arrangement on the needle bed 1.
  • the sectional views are again sections through the needle bed 1 in the region of a hold-down plate 5, which is in its basic position.
  • FIG. 10 illustrates that the bearing element 8 is arranged on a needle bed web 14. This web has for this purpose latching openings 141, 141 '; 142, 142 'on.
  • On the bearing element 8 locking feet 85, 86 are arranged, which can be anchored alternatively in the locking openings 141, 142 or 141 ', 142'. In the example shown, the feet 85, 86 are inserted into the front detent openings 141, 142. This results in a small comb gap width, wherein half the comb gap width K is shown in Fig. 10.
  • the comb gap width 2K can be increased.
  • the bearing element 8 has an arcuate upper side 81, on which the hold-down plate 5 can slide with a correspondingly shaped groove 55.
  • the pivotal movement of the hold-down plate 5 to the right is a loading of a surface 57 on the underside of the rear end of the hold-down 5 caused by a spring 15.
  • the spring 15 has a spring leg 151 which bears against the surface 57.
  • the end position of the closed position of the hold-down plate 5 is defined by the stop surface 58 of the hold-down 5.
  • This needle guide 16 also guides the hold-down plate 5 in the vertical direction to the needle bed 1. It has a surface 161 on which a circular arc surface 56 slides along the upper side of the hold-down plate 5 , The needle guide 16 can be opened by pivoting.
  • the force which the hold-down plate 5 exerts on a mesh located in its throat 53 can be changed by an offset of the spring 15 on the needle bed web 14.
  • the needle bed web 14 is therefore provided with further detent openings 143, 143 ', 143 "and 144, 144', 144".
  • the locking feet 154, 155 in the frontmost locking openings 143, 144, whereby the spring 15 introduces the weakest moment in the hold-5.
  • FIG. 11 shows a representation corresponding to FIG. 10, in which, however, the bearing element 8 now engages in the latching openings 141 ', 142' and thus half the comb gap width K is increased correspondingly.
  • the pivotal movement is limited to the front by a surface 500 at the top of the hold-down board 5, which comes to rest on a surface 165 of the needle guide 16.
  • FIG. 12 shows a detailed illustration of the bearing element 8 and the hold-down plate 5 in a position in which the hold-down plate 5 is firmly locked to the bearing element 8.
  • This fixed latching of hold-down plate 5 and bearing element 8 facilitates the displacement of the two elements in the each other latching openings 141, 141 ', 142, 142' of the needle bed web 14.
  • both can be detected by a tool and offset together.
  • the locking of the elements is achieved in that the fixing wedge shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 17 of the needle guide 16 is removed, the needle guide 16 is pivoted upward and the hold-5 is applied in the direction of arrow Q.
  • grooves 59 ', 59 "on the limb 59 of the hold-down plate 5 form a latching connection with corresponding projections 82', 82" in the groove 82 of the bearing element 8.
  • the board 5 is then grasped at the locations of the arrows R, R 'with a tool and pulled up.
  • the locking feet 85, 86 detach from the recesses 141 ', 142'.
  • the unit of hold-down plate 5 and bearing element 8 is moved forward and on the hold-down plate 5 a force S, S 'exerted, whereby the locking feet 85, 86 of the bearing element 8 engage in the detent openings 141, 142 of the needle bed web 14.
  • the hold-down plate 5 is released from its latching with the bearing element 8 by simply pivoting, closed the needle guide 16 and the fixing wedge 17 reintroduced.
  • Fig. 13 is a representation corresponding to Fig. 11, but now the spring 15 in its rearmost position, ie in the openings 143 ", 144" locked, is shown. 13 also illustrates that the rear end 502 of the hold-down plate 15 is guided between the needle bed web 14 and the wire guide plate 3 in order to be able to absorb occurring transverse forces when the board surface 501 is acted upon in the direction of the arrow Z by a control cam of the lock part.
  • the lateral guidance of the hold-down board 5 is not limited only to its rear end portion 502. As FIG. 14 shows, it is also guided in the region behind the sinking edge 51 between the wire guide plate 3 and the needle bed web 14.
  • FIGS. 15 to 20 describe the insertion of a new hold-down board, for example, when replacing the hold-down board after the damage.
  • FIGS. 15 to 20 are again sectional views of the needle bed 1 in the region of the needle channel for the needle 2.
  • Fig. 15 shows the needle guide 16 in the open state, wherein this open position is a detent position.
  • the locking is achieved by grooves 165, 165 'of the pivot opening of the needle guide 16, which engage in the guide wires 11.
  • the hold-down plate has been inserted with its rear end 502 ahead in its associated longitudinal groove in the needle bed, said longitudinal groove is bounded laterally by the needle bed web 14 and the wire guide plate 3.
  • the insertion is limited by the concerns of the surfaces 57 and 504 of the hold-down plate 5 on the leg 151 of the spring 15.
  • FIGS. 16 to 20 it is now shown how the hold-down plate 5 is brought into its working position by a simple closing movement of the needle guide 16.
  • FIG. 16 it is shown that by a first pivoting of the needle guide 16, the guide surface 166 bears tangentially against the circular arc surface 56 on the upper side of the hold-down plate 5.
  • the hold-down board 5 also lies with the surfaces 57 and 504 on the leg 151 of the spring 14 and is supported with its rolling edge 503 on the surface 146 of the web 14 from.
  • Fig. 19 it is shown how the spring when further closing the needle guide 16 at arrow P now rests with its groove 55 on the upper side 81 of the bearing element 8.
  • the limb 59 of the hold-down plate 5 contacts the surface 87 of the groove boundary of the bearing element 8.
  • the hold-down plate 5 also continues to rest with its surface 57 on the spring 151.
  • Fig. 20 shows the needle guide 16 just before its closed position.
  • the hold-down board 5 continues to lie with its surface 57 on the leg 151 of the spring 15.
  • the surface 55 is now practically the entire surface of the surface 81 of the bearing element 8 at.
  • the leg 59 is still outside the groove 82.
  • the spring 15 pushes the hold-down board 5 in its basic position.
  • FIGS. 15 to 20 thus illustrate that, by means of a corresponding configuration of the boundary surfaces of the hold-down plate, which with corresponding guide surfaces on the needle guide, the needle bed web 14 and the bearing element 8 cooperate, and by the spring 15, the hold-down plate 5 by simply inserting its rear end 502 on the spring element 15 and a closing movement of the needle guide 16 can be brought into its basic position. This makes replacement of the hold-down board extremely easy.

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DE50303938T DE50303938D1 (de) 2003-04-11 2003-04-11 Flachstrickmaschine mit mindestens zwei Nadelbetten
EP03008423A EP1467010B1 (de) 2003-04-11 2003-04-11 Flachstrickmaschine mit mindestens zwei Nadelbetten
ES03008423T ES2262919T3 (es) 2003-04-11 2003-04-11 Maquina tricotosa rectilinea con al menos dos fonturas de agujas.
JP2004128994A JP4135179B2 (ja) 2003-04-11 2004-03-30 少なくとも２つの針床を有する横編機
CNB2004100343224A CN100408741C (zh) 2003-04-11 2004-04-12 有至少两个针床的横机

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