EP1887119B1 - Knitting method and knitting tool - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a tool for stitch formation in a knitting machine or a knitting machine and a method for producing knitted fabric.
- a knitting method uses two groups of perpendicular boards.
- Each board consists of a particular thin at its end sheet with a frontal indentation and a lateral curvature.
- the notch is designed to carry a stitch.
- the assigned in the Angle to the current board standing other board can take stitches.
- the DE 12 41 030 a stitch forming method with two movably mounted parallel bars, on each of which hole needles are mounted.
- the perforated needles have thread openings in the form of an eyelet with a closed edge.
- the thread is permanently caught in the hole needle, which requires a special stitching technique.
- Left-and-left knitwear is knitwear in which left-hand rows of stitches optically dominate on both sides of the knit in the relaxed state.
- Left rows of stitches are courses in which the mesh feet lie in front of the mesh heads of the underlying row of stitches.
- right rows of stitches are rows of stitches in which the stitch heads of the row of stitches in question lie in front of the feet of the subsequent row of stitches.
- the knitting method according to the invention comes with knitting tools that have resilient parts or sections, but otherwise no moving parts.
- the susceptibility to wear and dirt is reduced and the production costs are reduced.
- the thread can be inserted into the unclosable recess of the knitting tools in a simple manner.
- the yarn inserted in a knitting tool is pushed through the stitch loop, which is held by an opposing tool.
- This tool can be formed as well as the considered knitting tool and is preferably oriented transversely to this.
- the process according to the invention is used for the production of left-to-left knitwear, which is characterized Characterized is that left and right courses alternate.
- the method according to the invention can be used in the knitting technique or in the knitting technique.
- the knitting tools divided into two groups are moved synchronously in groups.
- the knitting tools of a group are preferably arranged next to each other equidistantly.
- the knitting tools of one group are at an angle to the effect tools of the other group. With a stroke, the knitting tools held on a bar, for example, form a complete row of stitches.
- the knitting tools are formed in at least one group, e.g. moved asynchronously in the manner of a longitudinally passing through the group shaft.
- the knitting tool according to the invention is suitable for both methods.
- the knitting tools of one group stand at an angle to the knitting tools of the other group.
- left-to-left knitwear is otherwise made on flat knitting machines with latch needles or slider needles.
- the knit fabric is transferred to the needle of the opposing needle bed after each course of stitches via a transfer process. During this transfer operation, it is not possible to form a loop with the knitting tools involved in the hanging process, which limits productivity.
- two courses are formed at each cycle. Thus, a significant increase in productivity in the production of left-left knit fabric is brought about.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a knitting tool 1, such as Fig. 2 shows an elongated, for example, formed of flat material body 2, which terminates at the bottom in a preferably straight narrow edge 3.
- a knitting tool 1 such as Fig. 2 shows an elongated, for example, formed of flat material body 2, which terminates at the bottom in a preferably straight narrow edge 3.
- On the opposite (upper) side of the body 2 also has an edge 4, from which a foot 5 projects away.
- the foot 5 serves to drive the knitting tool 1, for example by a lock of a knitting machine. It can serve in the present or a modified form, but also for fixing the knitting tool 1 on the bar of a knitting machine.
- the foot may be replaced by another coupling or fastening means.
- the knitting tool 1 has the in Fig. 1 separately illustrated stitch forming part, wherein Fig. 1 also makes it clear that the knitting tool 1 consists of two preferably mutually mirror-symmetrical and arranged parts 1a, 1b. These are each formed as flat planar parts, which are initially bent away from each other at their ends and then bent back to each other to define a piercing opening 7.
- the parts 1a, 1b together form a tip 8 at their tips 8a, 8b.
- the tips 8a can resiliently abut one another or also delimit a slight gap with one another.
- the parts 1a, 1b may be separately manufactured loosely adjacent parts. They can also be connected to each other or formed as sections of one and the same part.
- the knitting tool 1 has a recess 9 for receiving stitches.
- This recess 9 opens obliquely to the edge 4 or the edge 3 and is always open. There are no means for closing this recess 9 are provided.
- the open recess 9 is formed like a jaw and is in the direction of movement through a mesh support shoulder or thread support shoulder 10 limited.
- the mesh support shoulder 10 is approximately transverse to the edge 3 and 4.
- the recess 9 and the mesh support shoulder 10 are like Fig. 1 is formed by corresponding recesses 9a, 9b and mesh support shoulders 10a, 10b and the edges 11a, 11b of the two parts 1a, 1b.
- the knitting tool 1 is described in its essential features.
- it may have further details.
- the edges 3, 4 may be slightly rounded.
- the approximately funnel-shaped recess 9 can be formed corner and edgeless.
- the edge 4 goes over a curve in the recess 9, which ends rounded at the top 8.
- the edge limiting the recess 9 may be rounded in the transverse direction, so that a recorded thread does not touch a sharp edge.
- the opening direction is in Fig. 2 marked by an arrow 12.
- a further advantageous but optional detail lies in a thread receiving groove 13, which extends from the mesh support shoulder 10 on the outside of the knitting tool 1.
- the part 1a has a thread receiving groove 13a, while a thread receiving groove 13b is provided in the part 1b.
- This thread receiving grooves allow the reduction of the distance between adjacent knitting tools 1 and thus the protection of the thread. They can, as shown, be formed as a straight, strip-shaped or as widening away from the yarn support shoulder 10 groove. In the exemplary embodiment, it extends parallel to the edge 3, but depending on the direction of the stitch hanging later on the knitting tool 1, it may also have another direction.
- a further recess 14 (14a) interrupting the edge 3 can be provided, which is arranged obliquely below the recess 9. It allows the formation of very small mesh.
- the thread take-up groove 13 is also helpful in the knitting operation to make room for a thread which is applied to the outside of the knitting tool during stitching when the knitting tool passes through the piercing opening 7 of another knitting tool.
- a further thread receiving groove 15 (15a) may be provided. This extends in the piercing direction. If the knitting tools assigned to one another are arranged at right angles to one another, the thread receiving groove 15, 15a is preferably oriented approximately at right angles to the edge 3.
- the thread receiving groove 15 may, as shown, be rounded or trapezoidal or flattened or otherwise formed.
- the knitting tool 1 can be formed in one, two or more parts. It may be formed as a stamped part, in which both parts 1a, 1b were formed by means of bending. If the knitting tool 1 is made of several parts, they can be detachably or non-detachably connected to each other. For this purpose, all suitable connection technologies can be used, such as gluing, welding, caulking, embossing, soldering, etc. It is also possible, the two parts 1a, 1b unconnected to arrange together in a channel of a tool carrier. Because the foot is formed at the same position of the parts 1a, 1b, they are reciprocated together in the longitudinal direction. Instead of the foot 5, any other coupling agent can be used.
- FIGS. 8a to 8e illustrate in a schematic way the course of the stitch formation using knitting tools that correspond to the knitting tool 1.
- the knitting tools are divided into two groups A, B.
- Each group A, B each comprises a defined number of knitting tools of the same kind, which are moved synchronously or asynchronously in the manner of a continuous wave.
- each knitting tools SA, SB which correspond to the knitting tool 1. They are arranged in beds 16, 17 and are moved by suitable means, for example a knitting lock forward and backward, ie in each case parallel to its edge 3.
- the directions of movement are how Fig. 8a shows how the orientations of the knitting tools SA, SB, substantially perpendicular to each other.
- the bed 16 may, for example, illustrate the dial of a circular knitting machine, while the bed 17 may, for example, illustrate the knitting cylinder of a circular knitting machine.
- FIG Fig. 8 The process of creating left-to-left knitwear as illustrated in FIG Fig. 8 is shown.
- the left-and-left knitwear one left-hand row of stitches 19 and one right-hand row of stitches 18 follow each other.
- the heads 22 are behind the loop legs 21 of the following row.
- the heads 20 of the stitches are located in front of the legs of the subsequent course of stitches 19th
- the knitting tools SA, SB are arranged in the middle of each other, i. they are in a common plane.
- the tip of each knitting tool SA, SB can thus pierce each through the piercing opening 7 of the other knitting tool.
- the stitch formation is as follows:
- Fig. 8a It is from Fig. 8a went out.
- the two legs of the knitting tool SA are pierced into the piercing opening 7 between the two legs of the knitting tool SB of the other group.
- the knitting tool SB carries a half-stitch 23 to which the fabric 24 hangs. This is subtracted between the two beds 16, 17.
- the knitting tool SA punctures a half stitch 25 received by its receiving space through the half stitch 23.
- the next step is how the transition to Fig. 8b shows, the knitting tool SB withdrawn while the knitting tool SA remains expelled. As a result, the half stitch 23 is transferred to the knitting tool SA. The half-stitch 23 now lies on the shaft 2 of the knitting tool SA. Upon withdrawal of the knitting tool SB, the half stitch 24 which was in FIG. 8a on the shaft or the body 2 of the knitting tool SB, cut off and formed into the loop 24. It forms a new stitch of a course.
- thread 26 is inserted into the recess 9 of the knitting tool SB. This process is also called filament laying.
- the thread 26 is detected during the subsequent expulsion of the mesh element SB and pushed as a half-stitch 27 through the held by the knitting tool SA half-stitch 25. This shows Fig. 8c ,
- the knitting tool SA is retracted to the rear reversing position.
- the thread loop or half stitch 25 is placed over the thread loop or stitches 27 and the shaft 2 of the knitting tool SB.
- the half-stitch 23 previously lying around the shaft 2 of the knitting tool SA is cut off and forms a new stitch 23 of a row of stitches.
- a movement cycle in each case includes the expulsion and retraction of both knitting tools SA, SB.
- two courses are created during a cycle of movement. It is a right and a left course.
- the knitting tool SA is expelled again, wherein the submitted yarn 29 detected and how Fig. 8e shows, as a half-stitch 30 is pierced by the half-stitch 27.
- Fig. 9 is so-called right-left knitwear illustrated. It consists of rows of stitches of a uniform type, so that on one side of the knitted fabric only right-hand rows of stitches and on the other knit-side only left-hand rows of stitches appear.
- the knitting process for producing such goods with the knitting tools according to the invention and the knitting method according to the invention is in the FIGS. 9a to 9e illustrated. Unless otherwise stated, the previous statements apply accordingly.
- Fig. 9a illustrates the starting position.
- the knitting tool SB is in the ejection position and holds the knit 24.
- the last formed half stitch 27 is located in the recess 9 of the knitting tool SB.
- the knitting tool SA is in its rear reversing position.
- the yarn 29 is presented.
- the next step is how Fig. 9b shows, the knitting tool SA expelled, so that both knitting tools SA, SB in their Exiting position stand.
- the knitting tool SA has detected in its ejection movement the yarn 29 and formed by the knitting tool SB and held by this thread loop or half-stitch 27 through to a new thread loop 30.
- Fig. 9c shows the knitting tool SB withdrawn and the half stitch 27 transferred to the shaft 2 of the knitting tool SA also holds the half-stitch 30.
- FIG. 10 illustrates left-right knitwear.
- the FIGS. 10a to 10e reveal how to knit with the knitting tools of the invention according to the method of this invention.
- the process starts in the state according to Fig. 10a with expelled knitting tool SA and withdrawn knitting tool SB.
- the thread 26 is presented, while the knitting tool SA carries a half-stitch 28.
- the knitting tool SB is expelled and thus stung by the knitting tool SA and thus by the half-stitch or the thread loop 28, such as Fig. 10b shows.
- the half-stitch 28 is transferred to the shaft of the knitting tool SB and placed around the half stitch 27 formed from the thread 26.
- This half-stitch 27 is in the next step according to Fig. 10d transferred to the knitting tool SA by this expelled and thus stung by the knitting tool SB and the half-stitch 27.
- the half-stitch 27 is formed by the recess 9 of the knitting tool SA taken while the knitting tool SB, like Fig. 10e is again transferred to the retracted position, wherein the half-stitch 28 is cut off and formed into the loop 24.
- the loop 27 hangs in the recess 9 of the knitting tool SA, and it is the state according to FIG Fig. 10a restored.
- the knitting cycle can start anew.
- FIGS. 11a to 11h and Figs. 12a to 12h illustrate a stitch forming process for making a right-right knit fabric using the stitch forming tools of the present invention.
- the knitting tools perform a tilting motion in addition to their linear reciprocating motion.
- the yarn is alternately taken up and entangled at a point of insertion by a knitting tool SA of the upper and a knitting tool SB of the lower font.
- a left stitch and a right stitch are knitted alternately with the registered yarn.
- the processes according to FIGS. 11a to 11h and 12a to 12h alternately executed.
- Fig. 11a the knit hangs on the knitting tool SA.
- the knitting tool SB a thread is presented, which from the first returning ( Fig. 11b ) and then standing ( Fig. 11c ) Knitting tool SB is added.
- the knitting tool SA With the knitting tool SA is the last formed half-stitch, such as Fig. 11c shows lifted over the knitting tool SB and placed on this ( Fig. 11d ).
- the knitting tool SA can be withdrawn, Fig. 11e , where it transfers the previously held half-stitch on the knitting tool SB.
- the new half-stitch formed by the knitting tool SB when it emerges is taken over by the knitting tool SA, such as Fig.
- the knitting method according to the invention is based on simple knitting tools without means for closing a thread receiving space, which is formed by a simple recess in the form of a mesh support shoulder.
- a simple reciprocating motion of two mutually associated knitting tools which may be arranged approximately at right angles to each other and alternately through each other can be stung through. The recorded thread is thus pushed by the respective other knitting tool worn half-stitch.
- the knitting process is based on simple, robust, low-wear tools. Moreover, in the production of left-to-left knitwear, it allows a significant increase in productivity over conventional machines while reducing the ease of knitting process and knitting tools.
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Die Erfindung betrifft ein Werkzeug zur Maschenbildung in einer Strickmaschine oder einer Wirkmaschine sowie ein Verfahren zur Herstellung von Maschenware.The invention relates to a tool for stitch formation in a knitting machine or a knitting machine and a method for producing knitted fabric.
Zur Herstellung von Maschenware z.B. auf Rundstrickmaschinen, Flachstrickmaschinen oder Wirkmaschinen, sind Nadeln in Gebrauch, mit einem Haken, dem ein Schließelement, beispielsweise in Form einer schwenkbar gelagerten Zunge oder auch einem Schieber, zugeordnet sind. Solche Strickwerkzeuge sind technisch anspruchsvolle Teile, die aufgrund der Präzisionsanforderungen erheblichen Fertigungsaufwand benötigen. Außerdem können Verschmutzungen und Verschleiß insbesondere die Funktion der beweglichen Teile beeinträchtigen.For the production of knitwear e.g. On circular knitting machines, flat knitting machines or knitting machines, needles are in use, with a hook, which are associated with a closing element, for example in the form of a pivotally mounted tongue or a slider. Such knitting tools are technically demanding parts that require considerable manufacturing effort due to the precision requirements. In addition, soiling and wear can affect in particular the function of the moving parts.
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Des Weiteren offenbart die
Darüber hinaus existieren Maschenbildungsverfahren für Strickwerkzeuge, an denen keine beweglichen Teile vorgesehen sind. Beispielsweise offenbart die
Ein weiteres Problem ist die Herstellung von Links-Links-Maschenware mit herkömmlichen Strick- oder Wirkmaschinen. Links-Links-Maschenware ist Maschenware, bei der im entspannten Zustand auf beiden Gestrickseiten linke Maschenreihen optisch dominieren. Linke Maschenreihen sind Maschenreihen, bei denen die Maschenfüße vor den Maschenköpfen der darunter liegenden Maschenreihe liegen. Rechte Maschenreihen hingegen sind Maschenreihen, bei denen die Maschenköpfe der betreffenden Maschenreihe vor den Füßen der nachfolgenden Maschenreihe liegen.Another problem is the production of left-to-left knitwear with conventional knitting or knitting machines. Left-and-left knitwear is knitwear in which left-hand rows of stitches optically dominate on both sides of the knit in the relaxed state. Left rows of stitches are courses in which the mesh feet lie in front of the mesh heads of the underlying row of stitches. On the other hand, right rows of stitches are rows of stitches in which the stitch heads of the row of stitches in question lie in front of the feet of the subsequent row of stitches.
Davon ausgehend ist es Aufgabe der vorliegenden Erfindung, ein Maschenbildungsverfahren vorzuschlagen, das mit Verwendung einfacher robuster Strickwerkzeuge auskommt. Des Weiteren ist es Aufgabe der Erfindung, ein Verfahren vorzuschlagen, mit dem sich auf einfache und hochproduktive Weise eine Links-Links-Maschenware ausbilden lässt. Des Weiteren ist es Aufgabe der Erfindung, ein entsprechendesOn this basis, it is an object of the present invention to propose a stitch forming method that requires the use of simple robust knitting tools. Of Another object of the invention is to propose a method with which a left-and-left knitted fabric can be formed in a simple and highly productive manner. Furthermore, it is an object of the invention to provide a corresponding
Strickwerkzeug anzugeben.Indicate knitting tool.
Diese Aufgaben werden mit dem Verfahren nach Anspruch 1, sowie dem Strickwerkzeug nach Anspruch 10 gelöst:
- Das erfindungsgemäße Verfahren beruht auf Strickwerkzeugen, die eine offene, vorzugsweise unverschließbare Ausnehmung, z.B. in Form einer Maschenstützschulter zur Aufnahme eines Fadens einer Masche oder einer Halbmasche aufweisen und die dazu dienen, den Faden bzw. die Halbmasche durch eine bereits bestehende von einem entsprechenden anderen Strickwerkzeug aufgenommene Masche hindurch zu schieben oder zu stoßen.
- The inventive method is based on knitting tools, which have an open, preferably non-closable recess, for example in the form of a mesh support shoulder for receiving a thread of a stitch or a half-stitch and serve to the thread or the half-stitch through an existing already existing from another corresponding knitting tool push or pick up the picked stitch.
Das erfindungsgemäße Strickverfahren kommt mit Strickwerkzeugen aus, die federnde Teile oder Abschnitte, sonst aber keinerlei bewegliche Teile aufweisen. Die Verschleiß- und Verschmutzungsanfälligkeit wird reduziert und der Herstellungsaufwand wird gesenkt. Außerdem lässt sich der Faden in die unverschließbare Ausnehmung der Strickwerkzeuge auf einfache Weise einlegen.The knitting method according to the invention comes with knitting tools that have resilient parts or sections, but otherwise no moving parts. The susceptibility to wear and dirt is reduced and the production costs are reduced. In addition, the thread can be inserted into the unclosable recess of the knitting tools in a simple manner.
Bei dem erfindungsgemäßen Verfahren wird der in ein Strickwerkzeug eingelegte Faden durch die Maschenschleife hindurch geschoben, die von einem gegenüberliegenden Werkzeug gehalten wird. Dieses Werkzeug kann genauso ausgebildet werden, wie das betrachtete Strickwerkzeug und ist vorzugsweise quer zu diesem orientiert.In the method according to the invention, the yarn inserted in a knitting tool is pushed through the stitch loop, which is held by an opposing tool. This tool can be formed as well as the considered knitting tool and is preferably oriented transversely to this.
Vorzugsweise wird das erfindungsgemäße Verfahren zur Herstellung von Links-Links-Maschenware verwendet, die dadurch charakterisiert ist, dass linke und rechte Maschenreihen abwechseln. Das erfindungsgemäße Verfahren kann in der Stricktechnik oder in der Wirktechnik angewandt werden. Bei der Wirktechnik werden die in zwei Gruppen eingeteilten Wirkwerkzeuge gruppenweise synchron bewegt. Die Wirkwerkzeuge einer Gruppe sind vorzugsweise nebeneinander äquidistant angeordnet. Die Wirkwerkzeuge der einen Gruppe stehen in einem Winkel zu den Wirkwerkzeugen der anderen Gruppe. Mit einem Hub, der beispielsweise an einer Barre gehaltenen Wirkwerkzeuge entsteht eine komplette Maschenreihe.Preferably, the process according to the invention is used for the production of left-to-left knitwear, which is characterized Characterized is that left and right courses alternate. The method according to the invention can be used in the knitting technique or in the knitting technique. In the active technique, the knitting tools divided into two groups are moved synchronously in groups. The knitting tools of a group are preferably arranged next to each other equidistantly. The knitting tools of one group are at an angle to the effect tools of the other group. With a stroke, the knitting tools held on a bar, for example, form a complete row of stitches.
Bei der Stricktechnik werden die Strickwerkzeuge in zumindest einer Gruppe, z.B. nach Art einer längs durch die Gruppe durchlaufenden Welle asynchron bewegt. Das erfindungsgemäße Strickwerkzeug eignet sich für beide Verfahren. Wie bei der Wirktechnik stehen die Strickwerkzeuge der einen Gruppe in einem Winkel zu den Strickwerkzeugen der anderen Gruppe.In the knitting technique, the knitting tools are formed in at least one group, e.g. moved asynchronously in the manner of a longitudinally passing through the group shaft. The knitting tool according to the invention is suitable for both methods. As with the knitting technique, the knitting tools of one group stand at an angle to the knitting tools of the other group.
Das vorgestellte Verfahren hat bei der Herstellung von Links-Links-Maschenware eine höhere Produktivität als sie im Stand der Technik anzutreffen ist. Beispielsweise wird Links-Links-Maschenware sonst auf Flachstrickmaschinen mit Zungennadeln oder Schiebernadeln hergestellt. Die Maschenware wird nach jeder Maschenreihe über einen Umhängevorgang auf die Nadel des gegenüberliegenden Nadelbetts übergeben. Während dieses Umhängevorgangs ist es nicht möglich, mit den am Umhängevorgang beteiligten Strickwerkzeugen eine Masche zu bilden, wodurch die Produktivität eingeschränkt wird. Bei dem erfindungsgemäßen Verfahren werden hingegen bei jedem Zyklus zwei Maschenreihen gebildet. So wird eine erhebliche Steigerung der Produktivität bei der Herstellung von Links-Links-Maschenware herbeigeführt.The presented process has higher productivity in the production of left-to-left knitwear than encountered in the prior art. For example, left-to-left knitwear is otherwise made on flat knitting machines with latch needles or slider needles. The knit fabric is transferred to the needle of the opposing needle bed after each course of stitches via a transfer process. During this transfer operation, it is not possible to form a loop with the knitting tools involved in the hanging process, which limits productivity. In the method according to the invention, however, two courses are formed at each cycle. Thus, a significant increase in productivity in the production of left-left knit fabric is brought about.
Weitere Einzelheiten von Ausführungsformen der Erfindung sind Gegenstand der Zeichnung, der Beschreibung oder von Ansprüchen.Further details of embodiments of the invention are the subject of the drawing, the description or claims.
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Fig. 1 den Arbeitsteil des Strickwerkzeugs, in perspektivischer vergrößerter Darstellung; -
Fig. 2 das Strickwerkzeug nachFig. 1 , in Seitenansicht; -
Fig. 3 eine Draufsicht auf (einen Teil des) Strickwerkzeugs nachFig. 2 ; -
Fig. 4 das Strickwerkzeug nachFig. 2 , in einer ausschnittsweisen vergrößerten Darstellung; -
Fig. 5 das Strickwerkzeug nachFig. 1 und2 , in einer ausschnittsweisen Draufsicht; -
Fig. 6 das erfindungsgemäße Strickwerkzeug, in einer abgewandelten Ausführungsform, in einer ausschnittsweisen Seitenansicht; -
Fig. 7 das Strickwerkzeug nachFig. 6 , in einer ausschnittsweisen Draufsicht; -
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Fig. 8a bis 8e den Ablauf der Maschenbildung mit den erfindungsgemäßen Strickwerkzeugen bei der Durchführung des erfindungsgemäßen Verfahrens zur Herstellung der Links-Links-Maschenware in schematischer Darstellung; -
Fig. 9 Rechts-Links-Maschenware; -
Fig. 9a bis 9e den Ablauf der Maschenbildung mit den erfindungsgemäßen Strickwerkzeugen bei der Durchführung des erfindungsgemäßen Verfahrens zur Herstellung von Rechts-Links-Maschenware; -
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Fig. 10a bis 10e den Ablauf der Maschenbildung mit den erfindungsgemäßen Strickwerkzeugen bei der Durchführung des erfindungsgemäßen Strickverfahrens zur Herstellung der Links-Rechts-Maschenware; -
Fig. 11a bis 11h den Ablauf der Maschenbildung mit den erfindungsgemäßen Strickwerkzeugen bei der Durchführung des erfindungsgemäßen Verfahrens zur Herstellung von Rechts-Rechts-Maschenware bei der Bildung des linken Maschenstäbchens, und -
Fig. 12a bis 12h den Ablauf der Maschenbildung mit den erfindungsgemäßen Strickwerkzeugen bei der Durchführung des erfindungsgemäßen Verfahrens zur Herstellung von Rechts-Rechts-Maschenware bei der Bildung des rechten Maschenstäbchens.
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Fig. 1 the working part of the knitting tool, in an enlarged perspective view; -
Fig. 2 after the knitting toolFig. 1 , in side view; -
Fig. 3 a plan view of (a part of) the knitting tool according toFig. 2 ; -
Fig. 4 after the knitting toolFig. 2 in a fragmentary enlarged view; -
Fig. 5 after the knitting toolFig. 1 and2 in a fragmentary plan view; -
Fig. 6 the knitting tool according to the invention, in a modified embodiment, in a fragmentary side view; -
Fig. 7 after the knitting toolFig. 6 in a fragmentary plan view; -
Fig. 8 Purl knits; -
Fig. 8a to 8e the course of the stitch formation with the knitting tools according to the invention in carrying out the method according to the invention for producing the left-left knitwear in a schematic representation; -
Fig. 9 Right-left knitted goods; -
Fig. 9a to 9e the course of the stitch formation with the knitting tools according to the invention in carrying out the method according to the invention for the production of right-left knitwear; -
Fig. 10 Left-right knitted fabrics; -
10a to 10e the course of the stitch formation with the knitting tools according to the invention in carrying out the knitting method according to the invention for the production of the left-right knitwear; -
11a to 11h the course of the stitch formation with the knitting tools according to the invention in carrying out the method according to the invention for the production of right-right knit fabric in the formation of the left wale, and -
Fig. 12a to 12h the course of the stitch formation with the knitting tools according to the invention in carrying out the method according to the invention for the production of right-right knit fabric in the formation of the right wale.
An einem Ende 6 weist das Strickwerkzeug 1 den in
Das Strickwerkzeug 1 weist eine Ausnehmung 9 zur Aufnahme von Maschen auf. Diese Ausnehmung 9 öffnet sich schräg zu der Kante 4 bzw. der Kante 3 und ist immer offen. Es sind keine Mittel zum Schließen dieser Ausnehmung 9 vorgesehen. Die offene Ausnehmung 9 ist maulartig ausgebildet und wird in Bewegungsrichtung durch eine Maschenstützschulter bzw. Fadenstützschulter 10 begrenzt. Die Maschenstützschulter 10 steht etwa quer zu der Kante 3 und 4. Die Ausnehmung 9 und die Maschenstützschulter 10 werden wie aus
Insoweit ist das Strickwerkzeug 1 in seinen notwendigen Grundzügen beschrieben. Optional kann es weitere Einzelheiten aufweisen. Dazu gehört beispielsweise, dass die Kanten 3, 4 etwas gerundet sein können. Insbesondere kann die etwa trichterförmige Aussparung 9 ecken- und kantenlos ausgebildet sein. Damit geht die Kante 4 über eine Rundung in die Ausnehmung 9 über, die an der Spitze 8 gerundet endet. Außerdem kann die die Ausnehmung 9 begrenzende Kante in Querrichtung gerundet sein, so dass ein aufgenommener Faden keine scharfe Kante berührt. Die beiden die Ausnehmung 9 begrenzenden Kanten, nämlich einerseits die Maschenstützschulter 10 und andererseits eine Kante 11, schließen miteinander vorzugsweise einen spitzen Winkel ein. Dieser öffnet sich in
Eine weitere vorteilhafte aber optionale Einzelheit liegt in einer Fadenaufnahmenut 13, die sich ausgehend von der Maschenstützschulter 10 über die Außenseite des Strickwerkzeugs 1 erstreckt. Das Teil 1a weist eine Fadenaufnahmenut 13a auf, während in dem Teil 1b eine Fadenaufnahmenut 13b vorgesehen ist. Diese Fadenaufnahmenuten gestatten die Verringerung des Abstandes zwischen benachbarten Strickwerkzeugen 1 und damit den Schutz des Fadens. Sie können, wie dargestellt, als gerade, streifenförmige oder auch als sich von der Fadenstützschulter 10 weg erweiternde Nut ausgebildet sein. Im Ausführungsbeispiel erstreckt sie sich parallel zu der Kante 3, wobei sie jedoch je nach Richtung der später an dem Strickwerkzeug 1 hängenden Masche auch eine andere Richtung haben kann.A further advantageous but optional detail lies in a
Des Weiteren kann eine die Kante 3 unterbrechende weitere Ausnehmung 14 (14a) vorgesehen sein, die schräg unter der Ausnehmung 9 angeordnet ist. Sie gestattet die Ausbildung besonders kleiner Maschen.Furthermore, a further recess 14 (14a) interrupting the edge 3 can be provided, which is arranged obliquely below the
Die Fadenaufnahmenut 13 ist beim Strickvorgang außerdem hilfreich, um einem Faden, der sich bei der Maschenbildung an die Außenseite des Strickwerkzeugs anlegt, Raum zu geben, wenn das Strickwerkzeug durch die Durchstechöffnung 7 eines anderen Strickwerkzeugs sticht. Zur Erleichterung dieses Vorgangs kann in dem Strickwerkzeug 1, wie in den
Das erfindungsgemäße Strickwerkzeug 1 kann ein-, zwei- oder auch mehrteilig ausgebildet sein. Es kann als Stanzteil ausgebildet sein, bei dem beide Teile 1a, 1b mittels Biegevorgang geformt wurden. Wird das Strickwerkzeug 1 aus mehreren Teilen hergestellt, können diese lösbar oder auch unlösbar miteinander verbunden sein. Dazu können alle geeigneten Verbindungstechnologien Anwendung finden, wie beispielsweise kleben, schweißen, verstemmen, prägen, löten usw. Es ist auch möglich, die beiden Teile 1a, 1b unverbunden gemeinsam in einen Kanal eines Werkzeugträgers anzuordnen. Weil der Fuß an derselben Stelle der Teile 1a, 1b ausgebildet ist, werden diese gemeinsam in Längsrichtung hin- und herbewegt. Anstelle des Fußes 5 können beliebige andere Kupplungsmittel Anwendung finden.The knitting tool 1 according to the invention can be formed in one, two or more parts. It may be formed as a stamped part, in which both
Die
Nachfolgend wird der Prozess der Erzeugung von Links-Links-Maschenware veranschaulicht, wie sie in
Die Strickwerkzeuge SA, SB sind mittig zueinander angeordnet, d.h. sie liegen in einer gemeinsamen Ebene. Die Spitze jedes Strickwerkzeugs SA, SB, kann somit jeweils durch die Durchstechöffnung 7 des anderen Strickwerkzeugs stechen. Die Maschenbildung ist dabei wie folgt:The knitting tools SA, SB are arranged in the middle of each other, i. they are in a common plane. The tip of each knitting tool SA, SB, can thus pierce each through the piercing
Es wird von
Im nächsten Schritt wird, wie der Übergang zu
Im Weiteren wird Faden 26 in die Ausnehmung 9 des Strickwerkzeugs SB eingelegt. Dieser Vorgang wird auch Vorlegen des Fadens genannt. Der Faden 26 wird beim anschließenden Austrieb des Maschenelements SB erfasst und als Halbmasche 27 durch die von dem Strickwerkzeug SA gehaltene Halbmasche 25 geschoben. Dies zeigt
Im nächsten Schritt, der in
Anschließend wird das Strickwerkzeug SA wieder ausgetrieben, wobei das vorgelegte Garn 29 erfasst und wie
Es bleibt zusammenfassend festzuhalten, dass während eines Bewegungszykluses zwei Maschenreihen gebildet werden, im beschriebenen Fall eine rechte Maschenreihe sowie eine linke Maschenreihe. Es besteht keine Notwendigkeit eines zusätzlichen Nadelhubs für das Umhängen von Maschenreihen, wie dies bei herkömmlichen Flachstrickmaschinen der Fall ist. Außerdem besteht keine Notwendigkeit einer Übertragung des maschenbildenden Elementes (z.B. einer Nadel mit zwei Haken, auch als "Links-Nadel" bezeichnet) von einem Nadelbett auf das gegenüberliegende Nadelbett, wie dies bei herkömmlichen Doppelzylindermaschinen und Links-Links Flachstrickmaschinen der Fall ist.It remains to be summarized that during a cycle of movement two courses are formed, in the case described a right course and a left course. There is no need for an additional needle lift for looping courses, as is the case with conventional flat knitting machines. In addition, there is no need for transfer of the stitch forming element (eg, a two hooked needle, also referred to as a "left hand needle") from one needle bed to the opposite needle bed, as in conventional double cylinder machines and left and left Flat knitting machines is the case.
Bei der vorstehenden Beschreibung ist davon ausgegangen worden, dass jeweils entweder nur das Strickwerkzeug SA oder das Strickwerkzeug SB bewegt wird. Zur Optimierung des Bewegungsablaufes der Strickwerkzeuge ist es auch möglich, dass die beiden am Maschenbildungsvorgang beteiligten Strickwerkzeuge SA, SB sich gleichzeitig bewegen. Dabei ist es möglich, dass z.B. das Strickwerkzeug SA eine Bewegung in Austriebsrichtung vornimmt, während das Strickwerkzeug SB eine Bewegung in Abzugsrichtung vornimmt. Sie bewegen sich dann entgegengesetzt. Durch die zeitgleiche Bewegung beider Strickwerkzeuge kann die Dauer eines Bewegungsablaufes zur Maschenbildung verringert werden, und in direkter Folge davon die Produktivität erhöht werden.In the above description, it has been assumed that either only the knitting tool SA or the knitting tool SB is respectively moved. To optimize the movement sequence of the knitting tools, it is also possible for the two knitting tools SA, SB involved in the stitch formation process to move simultaneously. It is possible that e.g. the knitting tool SA makes a movement in the expulsion direction while the knitting tool SB makes a movement in the withdrawal direction. They then move in opposite directions. By the simultaneous movement of both knitting tools, the duration of a movement sequence for stitch formation can be reduced, and in direct consequence, the productivity can be increased.
In
Bei dem Strickverfahren gemäß der
Die
Der Ablauf ist kurz zusammengefasst wie folgt:The process is briefly summarized as follows:
Gemäß
Der Strickvorgang gemäß
Das erfindungsgemäße Strickverfahren beruht auf einfachen Strickwerkzeugen ohne Mittel zum Verschluss eines Fadenaufnahmeraums, der durch eine einfache Ausnehmung in Form einer Maschenstützschulter gebildet wird. Zur Maschenbildung dient im einfachsten Fall eine einfache Hin- und Herbewegung zweier einander zugeordneter Strickwerkzeuge, die etwa im rechten Winkel zueinander angeordnet sein und wechselweise durcheinander hindurch gestochen werden können. Der aufgenommene Faden wird damit durch die von dem anderen Strickwerkzeug jeweils getragene Halbmasche geschoben.The knitting method according to the invention is based on simple knitting tools without means for closing a thread receiving space, which is formed by a simple recess in the form of a mesh support shoulder. For mesh formation is used in the simplest case, a simple reciprocating motion of two mutually associated knitting tools, which may be arranged approximately at right angles to each other and alternately through each other can be stung through. The recorded thread is thus pushed by the respective other knitting tool worn half-stitch.
Das Strickverfahren beruht auf einfachen robusten, wenig verschleißanfälligen Werkzeugen. Bei der Herstellung von Links-Links-Maschenware gestattet es darüber hinaus eine erhebliche Erhöhung der Produktivität gegenüber herkömmlichen Maschinen bei gleichzeitig reduzierte Einfachheit des Strickprozesses und der Strickwerkzeuge.The knitting process is based on simple, robust, low-wear tools. Moreover, in the production of left-to-left knitwear, it allows a significant increase in productivity over conventional machines while reducing the ease of knitting process and knitting tools.
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- Strickwerkzeug; 1' Strickwerkzeug; 1a, 1b, 1a' TeileKnitting tool; 1 'knitting tool; 1a, 1b, 1a 'parts
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- Körper, SchaftBody, shaft
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- Kanteedge
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- Kanteedge
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- Fußfoot
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- EndeThe End
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- Spitze; 8a, 8b SpitzenTop; 8a, 8b tips
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- Ausnehmung,; 9a, 9b Ausnehmungenrecess ,; 9a, 9b recesses
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- Pfeilarrow
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- Fadenaufnahmenut, 13a, 13b FadenaufnahmenutThread take-up groove, 13a, 13b Thread take-up groove
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- Ausnehmung; 14a Ausnehmungrecess; 14a recess
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- Fadenaufnahmenut; 15a FadenaufnahmenutFadenaufnahmenut; 15a thread take-up groove
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- Bettbed
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- linke Maschenreiheleft course
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- rechte Maschenreiheright course
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- Kopfhead
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- Maschenschenkelmesh sides
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- Halbmasche /MascheHalf-stitch / mesh
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- Gestrick/Masche/HalbmascheKnit / stitch / half stitch
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- Halbmasche, FadenschleifeHalf stitch, thread loop
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- , 29 Faden / Garn, 29 thread / yarn
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- , 30 Halbmasche, Fadenschleife, 30 half stitch, thread loop
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- Halbmasche, FadenschleifeHalf stitch, thread loop
Claims (13)
- Method for producing knitted goods (24) by means of two groups (A, B) of knitting tools (1, SA, SB), which are respectively arranged in a row and are configured the same in both groups and which are respectively provided at one end (6) with an open recess (9) to receive a thread (26, 29) or a stitch or half-stitch,
characterised in that the knitting tools are respectively provided with at least one body (2), which is provided at one end (6) with a thread support shoulder (10), wherein the knitting tool (1, SA, SB) has two arched and resiliently configured legs, which delimit a pass-through area (7) between them and are configured symmetrically with respect to a centre plane and also respectively have a thread support shoulder (10), wherein the legs are configured with their tips (8a, 8b) resting against one another, wherein in the method:at least one thread (26, 29) is pushed by means of the knitting tools (SA, SB) of one group (A, B) through stitches, which are held by the knitting tools (SA, SB) of the other group (A, B), by the point of each knitting tool (SA, SB) passing through the pass-through areas (7) of the knitting tools (SA, SB) of the other group (A, B). - Method according to claim 1, characterised in that the knitting tools (1, SA, SB) of at least one of the groups (A, B) arc moved synchronously with one another.
- Method according to claim 1, characterised in that the knitting tools (1, SA, SB) of both groups (A, B) are moved synchronously with one another in each group (A, B).
- Method according to claim 1, characterised in that the knitting tools (1, SA, SB) of both groups (A, B) are moved asynchronously to one another in each group (A, B).
- Method according to claim 1, characterised in that the thread (26, 29) is fed alternately into the knitting tools (SA) of one group (A) and into the knitting tools (SB) of the other group (B) to form a purl knitted fabric.
- Method according to claim 1, characterised in that the thread (26, 29) is fed into the knitting tools (SA, SB) of one of the two groups (A, B) to form a stocking stitch knitted fabric or a reverse stocking stitch knitted fabric.
- Method according to claim 6, characterised in that during the knitting process a formed half-stitch row is passed from the knitting tools (SA) of one group (A) onto the knitting tools (SB) of the other group (B).
- Method according to claim 1, characterised in that the knitting tools are respectively moved in a reciprocating manner, wherein the knitting tools (SA) of one group (A) are moved in a direction, which differs from the direction in which the knitting tools (SB) of the other group (B) are moved.
- Method according to claim 8, characterised in that the knitting tools (SA) of one group (A) are moved transversely to the knitting tools (SB) of the other group (B).
- Method according to claim 1, characterised in that in addition to their reciprocating linear movement the knitting tools (SA, SB) of one group (A, B) perform a tilting movement in order to pick up and knit the yarn at an insertion point alternately from a knitting tool (SA) of an upper section and a knitting tool (SB) of a lower section, as a result of which a purl stitch and a plain stitch arc alternately knitted with the inserted yam so that a rib knitted fabric is produced.
- Knitting tool (1) for conducting the method according to one of the preceding claims, with at least one body (2), which is provided at one end (6) with a thread support shoulder (10) and two arched and resiliently configured legs, which delimit a pass-through area (7) between them and are configured symmetrically with respect to a centre plane and also respectively have a thread support shoulder (10), wherein the legs are configured with their tips (8a, 8b) resting against one another and wherein the pass-through area (7) is configured in such a manner that the same knitting tool (1) can be passed through this during the knitting process, wherein it is provided with thread guide grooves (13) on the outer surface of its legs and wherein the legs are provided with a recess (14) on an edge (3) opposite the thread support shoulder (10).
- Knitting tool according to claim 11, characterised in that the thread support shoulder (10) configured in the legs interrupts a respective side edge of the leg.
- Knitting tool according to claim 11, characterised in that the legs are provided with a thread groove (15) on their inner surface.
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