EP3024349A1 - Herstellung eines schuhs mit einem schaft aus einem dreidimensional geformten gestrick - Google Patents
Herstellung eines schuhs mit einem schaft aus einem dreidimensional geformten gestrickInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for the automated production of a one-piece shaft made of a knitted fabric.
- the invention further relates to a related shoe whose shaft is integrally formed from a knitted fabric.
- the shaft In the manufacture of the shaft in particular, after the presence of a suitable last its individual parts are prepared in the stamping and stitching, from which then shaft is glued or sewn together. Subsequently, the lining, ie the inner shaft is made in the same way and brought into the outer shaft by gluing, sewing or a combination thereof.
- the shaft When the shaft is finished, it is applied to the insole, ie the insole, under which an outsole is then fixed.
- the latter can be glued with heat-active adhesive or to the insole in the Spraying be recognized as the z. B. in sports shoes is the case regularly.
- Object of the present invention is therefore to provide a new shoe, and in particular to produce the shank of a shoe easier.
- the shaft is formed at least substantially by a - in particular one-piece or two-piece - double-layered knit fabric in which the two knitted layers are joined together, e.g. via stitch transfer between the knitted layers, one or more pile threads, a spacing structure or other connection techniques known per se for knitted fabrics.
- outer knit layer and “outer layer” as well as “inner knit layer” and “inner layer” are used interchangeably.
- the three-dimensionality is given to the shaft in that the outer knit layer has a larger area than the inner knit layer, for example, is knitted denser or more voluminous. Since the two knit layers are joined together, this leads to a three-dimensional shape of the resulting two-ply knitted fabric, in which the knit layer with the larger surface (preferably the outer knit layer) around the knit layer with the smaller surface (usually the inner knit layer) arches whereby the stem assumes the three-dimensional shape of a foot already during knitting and sustained sustainably.
- the three-dimensional shaping can be assisted by knitting with different voluminous bonds and thread strengths in the different layers.
- the different surface in both knit layers can be realized by numerous possibilities. For example, stitches can be increased in the outer knit layer and / or stitches can be reduced in the inner knit layer. This leads to more stitches being present in the outer knit layer than in the inner knit layer. The result is a larger surface of the outer fabric layer compared with the surface of the inner fabric knit and thus a three-dimensional shape of the knitted fabric.
- the places or the density of the places of surplus area are distributed as evenly as possible in the fabric for visual reasons and stability reasons.
- the density of the locations of different area in the fabric is chosen so that the three-dimensional shape of the shaft is achieved in the desired manner.
- the stitching of stitches offers the possibility of changing the course of stitches in the knit fabric, with which, for example, the direction of the elasticity of the knitted fabric can be set individually and differently in different areas.
- the stitches can be knitted in the two knit layers of a different strength material, ie the outer knit layer of a stronger Material as the inner one.
- the fabric automatically assumes a three-dimensional shape.
- weft and / or warp threads can be introduced in the outer knit layer in a woven knitting method, whereby the amount of material in the outer knit layer increases, which also leads to the knit automatically assuming a three-dimensional shape.
- weft and / or warp threads are also introduced into the inner knit layer, in which case the density of the weft and / or warp threads in the outer knit layer is preferably higher, and / or the material thickness of the weft and / or warp threads in the inner knit layer outer knit layer is larger.
- the weft and warp threads can take on specific functionality in certain areas, e.g. rubberized or very robust weft and warp threads in desired shoe areas.
- the weft / warp threads can preferably also be introduced between the layers. In particular weft threads can be partially meshed to increase the volume on one side.
- the weft or warp threads can be placed between the layers on catch, floated as a filling thread, or guided as pile threads.
- the difference to weft / warp threads, which are knitted in one layer, is that the wiping weft / warp threads running the layers are not knitted on the back or front stitched bed, but at most be partially intermeshed on one or both needle beds.
- stitches can be put on catch, while in the inner knit layer, knitting is not continued while laying on catch. Overall, this leads to a higher volume in the outer knit layer.
- Thermally deformable threads can be knitted in the corresponding knit layers which contract during thermal treatment (in particular for the inner knit layer) or stretch (in particular for the outer knit layer).
- thermoplastic fiber can be easily shaped by annealing.
- the abovementioned possibilities for widening or contracting a knitted fabric can be combined as desired in the two-ply knitted fabric to achieve a desired three-dimensional shape.
- the two knit layers are interconnected by an intermediate / standing thread, which is partially meshed in different density / needle spacing or put on catch.
- All of these exemplary methods for producing a different surface in the two knit layers are often accompanied by a corresponding change in volume of the surface, with only the volume fraction which extends in the plane of the knit layer being relevant for the three-dimensional shape.
- the three-dimensional shaping techniques described above can be combined with one another in any desired manner.
- the combination of the above methods e.g. Increasing / decreasing or different materials with the introduction of weft and / or warp threads in a weaving / knitting process provides additional overall advantages in terms of stability of the overall knit and thus of the shank.
- the invention offers the advantage that the entire shaft or at least the essential part of the shaft can be produced in one piece in an automated process.
- the shaft is given the necessary for comfortable wearing the shoe and the foot shape appropriate durable three-dimensional shape (shape).
- the insole can be knitted integrally with the shaft in an automated process.
- the sole is connected to the knitting of the shaft with this, for example by gluing, welding or other known connection techniques between the shaft and shoe sole.
- the increase or decrease of stitches in the knit layers should be distributed in several places, which preferably places in the shaping area as possible evenly distributed but are denser in the more shaped areas of the shaft. In this way, a shape can be homogeneously integrated into the fabric. Because of this homogeneous shape, in turn, excessively stressed edge areas, which are responsible for shaping, are avoided.
- a distributed increase or decrease of stitches within the knitted layers of the knitted fabric can be achieved in a particularly advantageous manner by using so-called twin needles. If a reduction in the number of stitches is desired, knitting continues only with an A or B needle of the twinned needle. This gives you a Reduce the number of stitches by half while maintaining the same width of the active area of the needle bed.
- zones of increased dimensional stability may be provided in the knitted shaft by providing stabilizing components such as e.g. Chain, weft threads, pole web, or fleet are incorporated and / or by knitting in these places with a very robust and slightly stronger material.
- stabilizing components such as e.g. Chain, weft threads, pole web, or fleet are incorporated and / or by knitting in these places with a very robust and slightly stronger material.
- such a stabilizer may also be a high-strength knit fiber, which is incorporated in the region of said zone as a knitting thread in the knitted fabric.
- the three-dimensional shaping of the shank, which is carried out by the method described above, is kept improved by the stabilizer.
- Suitable high-strength knitting fibers are preferably made of polyamide or polyester, but may also be made of leather.
- a textile insole can additionally be sewn or ultrasonically welded to the shaft.
- the insole can also be knitted in during the manufacture of the upper.
- the shank of the present invention may further include integrally knitted and predefined holes for a lace rail.
- the lace holes should be reinforced, eg by thermal reworking of the knitted fabric or preferably with adhesive / melted thread and / or by thick knitting. Instead of the lace holes loops / tunnels are possible.
- resin can not only sprayed, but partially as a powder knitted in the same. This can already adhere to the entangled fibers.
- a thermally deformable knitting fiber is used in the two-ply knitted fabric inter alia, which is hardened after thermal treatment and thus represents a stabilizer for obtaining the three-dimensional shape of the shank.
- a variant of this embodiment is formed by a double layer of the Ge-knit, between which a Klebefaden geflottet or otherwise incorporated, in particular, only these passages are annealed and thereby hardened.
- the stem can also be retrofitted, i. after knitting e.g. be sprayed with resins.
- the fibers with which the two-ply knitted fabric of the shaft is knitted, hydrophobic, cooling, dirt repellent, or luminescent equipped, according to the requirements of the shoe.
- An advantageous variant of the invention provides to produce the shaft, inter alia, with a defined nachschrumpfenden fiber, wherein the shaft is designed slightly larger in its manufacture and subsequently placed in a desired shoe size corresponding shape and then annealed. This heat or steam tempering causes the textile to shrink, thereby realizing the desired shoe size. By the shrinking process, for example, a higher density of the textile can be achieved, whereby the stability of the shaft can be increased again or improved water repellency can be achieved.
- the outsole is subsequently applied and advantageously determined by spraying.
- the material of the outsole is preferably polyurethane.
- the shape of the shoe and in particular of the shaft it is conceivable to form a so-called five-toe shoe in which each toe is individually wrapped by the shoe.
- an advantageous embodiment is characterized in that it has an end cushion edge.
- the sole can be molded onto the shaft, sewn and / or glued.
- the inventive method discloses an ecological production of a shoe with maximum variability of individual customer requirements and requirements for the shoe.
- the finished shoe can of course be subsequently embroidered or printed to give it a desired look.
- the shaft Preferably in the longitudinal direction, the shaft can be zoned ideal and achieve an ergonomic construct by changing the direction of the bonds / zones. In this sense, there are several ways to "knit" the shoe - longitudinal / transverse / diagonal / combined.
- the direction of the stitch course can be changed by means of stitching, which enables the formation of individual different zones on the shoe.
- the shaft transversely, in which case a short running time is achieved. Additional parts, such as the tongue, but must be sewn and the shoe sewn together after knitting.
- the shoe is preferably knitted with a combination of different bindings - thick, thin, soft, hard, semi-flexible, stabilizing.
- the shank is preferably formed from bonding combinations under which not only elastic, thick / thin passages but also mesh structures and single-surface knit sections can be provided, e.g. Network membranes, which also make the assigned zone function visible.
- the shaft end should be padded. Usually volumige / soft filling threads are used for this purpose.
- the tongue should also be soft / voluminous - loops to fix the lace are useful.
- the stem tip should be solid / hard, e.g. can be reached by a thermal aftertreatment as well as by melt threads. From the toe approach, the fabric can then be thin / soft.
- the lower shaft edge must preferably be made thin and strong for sewing an insole. If the insole is already knitted, anchors (tube / loop) may be helpful for molding an outsole.
- the one-piece knit fabric forming the shaft is divided into three sections, which are connected in one piece but in which different materials or knitting techniques are used:
- the fixed portions are provided in the front and rear cap portions of the shaft, particularly at the cap edges to be joined to the sole.
- Such a fixed area can also be found in the edge area of the sheep Are provided on the réellerist where a support function for the arch of the foot on the inside of the foot is desired.
- the elastic regions are provided, in particular, at the upper end of the cap, where elastic engagement of the shaft with the ankle or ankle area of the foot is desired, as well as in the middle of the front leaf.
- solid knits are used in which at least one of the following techniques is used to strengthen the knit:
- connection between the outer layer and the inner layer is achieved either via an additional intermediate layer as a connection, e.g. realized as a pole-like structure, or as (not visible) catch connection to each other position.
- At least one of the following knitting techniques is preferably used: Incorporation of an at least partially incorporated rubber thread or elastic thread into the binding,
- partially a rubber thread incorporated on the inner fabric layer can also be made visible on the outside, whereby the elasticity can be increased
- the inner layer can be combined to control the flexibility of elastic threads of different tensile strength and in combination of high-strength fibers.
- the ankle (upper shank) can be made both highly elastic and soft by filling threads of elastic see yarns.
- a voluminous filler thread is packed, which is included as a part-shot / fleet with Fang or simply inserted.
- a pile weave is used in which the thread is inserted at different angles between the layers in a zigzag manner and anchored either with catch or with a jacket,
- FIG. 1 shows a three-dimensional representation of a one-piece knitted shoe with a sole
- Figure 2a-e five stitch patterns for two-ply knitted fabric to form the one-piece shaft
- FIGS. 3a-e show five further stitch patterns for the production of a multi-layered one-piece knitted fabric for the upper of the shoe from FIG. 1.
- Figure 1 shows a shoe 10 consisting of a shaft 12 which is knitted in one piece and connected to a shoe sole 14.
- the tongue 16 of the shoe is knitted.
- Also optionally holes 18 are integrally knit for the shoe laces.
- the shoe 10 has a toe cap 20, a heel counter 22, an upper termination 24, and a front outer crotch region 26.
- the upper 12 is a multi-ply knit 28 in which the outer knit ply is bulkier or more extensive so that the upper knits automatically enters the desired three-dimensional shape.
- the shaft 12 may be formed by any known per se, such. B. stick together, sew and / or shedding be connected to the plastic sole 14.
- a thermal thread is knitted in the fabric in the region of the toe cap 20 and the heel counter 22. After tempering, the thermal thread in the fabric forms a reinforced rather rigid area. In this way, the stabilization in the one-piece knitted shaft 12 can provide stress points.
- the upper end 24 and the front Jardinrist Scheme 26 may be knitted with a relation to the other material 28 reinforced or stronger rubber-elastic thread, so that in these areas Elasticity is increased.
- FIG. 2 a shows a double-layer standard knitted fabric 30 with a textile thread 31, eg
- the figure clearly shows that the stitches on the front needle bed A are farther, while the stitches on the back needle bed B are firmer and thus smaller.
- the outer layer 35 has a larger area than the inner layer 37, which results in a curvature and an automatic three-dimensional shaping of the knitted fabric.
- the thread 30 may optionally be a rubber-elastic thread or a hybrid thread, which gives the fabric an elastic action similar to a stocking, which when worked in a shaft such that the foot is closely entwined.
- Figure 2b shows a stitch pattern of another fabric 33 in which a first yarn 32 having a greater thickness is knitted on the front needle bed A, such that it is being simulated on each needle.
- Figure 2c shows a two-ply knitted fabric 40 in which a first yarn 42 and a second yarn 44 are knitted separately on the two needle beds A and B, wherein they are being simulated on every needle.
- the first thread 42 and the second thread 44 are connected to each other via a fishing thread 46.
- Figure 2d shows a two-ply knitted fabric 50 in which the outer ply is knitted with a first yarn 52 and a second yarn 54 in which the two yarns are alternately coagulated and floated, i. H. at the needle position at which one of the two threads 52, 54 is calculated, the respective other thread 54, 52 is floated (1 xl geflottet).
- a third thread 56 is entangled, which is calculated on each needle.
- Figure 2e shows another knit fabric 60 of the upper 12 which is knitted with only one thread 60 which is simulated on the front needle bed A on each needle while it is being simulated on the back needle bed B only on every other needle.
- the thread 60 is here a textile thread or a hybrid thread consisting of a normal textile material and a rubber-elastic material.
- a knitted fabric whose outer layer is bulkier and more stable than the inner layer, which automatically creates a three-dimensionally shaped fabric 28, which forms the shaft 12.
- FIG. 3 a shows a double-layered knit fabric 70 which is knitted with a first thread 72 and a second thread 74.
- the first thread 72 is knit at the front and back needle bed A, B 1 x 1, being simulated on both needle beds A, B on every other needle.
- the second thread 74 which is particularly formed as a rubbery elastic thread, is knitted intermittently on the front needle bed with the first thread on every other needle, being floated on the needles on which the first thread 72 is being coagulated. Also by this Knitted a more solid compared with the inner layer 37 of the knitted fabric bulkier outer layer 35 is achieved for three-dimensional knitted fabric.
- FIG. 3b shows another knit 80.
- This knit is knit at the front with a first thread 82, which is preferably bulkier than a knit 84 on the back needle bed 84.
- Knitted second thread 84 is. Both threads 82, 84 are connected to each other via a pile thread 86, which is inserted with catch, wherein the needle beds are offset so that a diagonal structure of the running between the first and second thread 82, 84 pile thread 86 results.
- This knit also leads to a three-dimensional shape, which can be ideally adjusted for a shaft.
- Figure 3c shows a knit fabric 90 which is knitted with a first yarn 92 and a second yarn 94, both yarns l x l are knitted on the front and back needle bed A and B and both threads are offset by a needle against each other. Between both knit layers is a weft thread 96, e.g. a thermally deformable thread (thermal thread), inserted.
- a weft thread 96 e.g. a thermally deformable thread (thermal thread)
- FIG. 3d shows a knitted fabric 100 which is knitted from a first thread 102, a second thread 104 and a third thread 106. All three threads 102, 104, 106 are knit staggered toward each other at the front needle bed such that each thread is simulated on one needle and flattened on the next two other needles. In this way results in a relatively dense multi-layered structure.
- Figure 3e shows a knit fabric 110 having a first yarn 112, a second yarn 114 and a fishing thread 116.
- the first yarn is knit on the front needle bed A while the second yarn 114 is knitted on the back needle bed B.
- the thus formed outer 35 and inner layer 37 of the knitted fabric 110 is connected via the fishing thread 160 in which it is placed as a catch.
- the thread is floated over long distances.
- This embodiment is particularly suitable for applications in which the catching thread 116 is designed as a melting or thermal filament, so that after a heat treatment of the knitted fabric 110, the melting or thermo-filing dissolves and hardens and thus the knitted fabric in this area is damaged. is stabilized.
- This type of knitted fabric is therefore very advantageous for the toe cap 20 and the heel counter 22 of the shaft 12.
- Each of the two-ply knitted fabrics 30, 33, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110 shown in the stitch patterns may be used as the knit 28 of the upper of FIG.
- the thread can be any conventional textile thread, z. As a PE or PA thread or any conventional textile yarn.
- the thread can be sheathed or knit as a hybrid. In this way, the properties of the thread can be adjusted to the function of the thread in the shaft.
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