EP3165647A1 - Feine strickware von rundstrickmaschinen mit luftdurchlässigen löchern - Google Patents

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EP3165647A1
EP3165647A1 EP15193467.6A EP15193467A EP3165647A1 EP 3165647 A1 EP3165647 A1 EP 3165647A1 EP 15193467 A EP15193467 A EP 15193467A EP 3165647 A1 EP3165647 A1 EP 3165647A1
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Hsin-Chung Lee
Shu-Jung Yu
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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
    • D04B15/02—Loop-transfer points
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • 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
    • D04B1/10—Patterned fabrics or articles
    • D04B1/102—Patterned fabrics or articles with stitch pattern
    • D04B1/104—Openwork fabric, e.g. pelerine fabrics
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    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B9/00—Circular knitting machines with independently-movable needles
    • D04B9/22—Circular knitting machines with independently-movable needles with provision for changing the fabric construction, e.g. from plain to rib-loop fabric
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    • D10—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBLASSES OF SECTION D, RELATING TO TEXTILES
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  • the present invention relates to a knitwear with air permeable holes and particularly to a single face fine knitwear knitted via circular knitting machines that has fineness ⁇ 24 needles/inch.
  • U.S. patent No. 8,640,503 discloses a knitwear with a perforated structure. As shown in FIG. 1 , its knitwear 10 is knitted by a double jersey knitting machine with machine fineness ⁇ needles/inch 24 and includes a first needle support structure and a second needle support structure opposing each other.
  • the first needle support structure includes latch needles at a needle number per inch mating the machine fineness.
  • the second needle support structure has transfer needles with a maximum needle number per inch one half of the latch needles of the first needle support structure.
  • the transfer needles generate a pore 11 which includes a plurality of loop accumulations each has at least one or preferably two tuck loops 12.
  • the tuck loops 12 in the condition of not connecting to or connecting to at least one needle leg, can be transferred from the transfer needle and suspended on the latch needle.
  • the structure of the pore 11 formed on the knitwear 10 still has shortcomings, notably: 1.
  • the pore 11 is formed in a symmetrical manner on the knitwear 10, namely the pore 11 is supported merely by the tuck loops 12 formed in a loop by a single latch needle on the left side or the right side, and the pore 11 also is formed in a size and shape at a smaller hole width, hence cannot meet market requirements; 2.
  • the tuck loops 12 are formed on a single side by the transfer needle via a yarn transferred in the pore 11, hence the length of the pore 11 and the distance between neighboring pores 11 can merely be controlled by the transferred and suspended quantity of the tuck loops 12, and the size and shape of the pore 11 cannot be changed. As a result it cannot meet emergency requirements in response to change of market.
  • the primary object of the present invention is to solve the shortcomings and problems of the conventional techniques, namely to meet market and consumer requirements for more comfortable cooling, and also provide flexible change of the size of air permeable holes to meet different requirements in the industry and emergency in response to change of the market.
  • the present invention provides a fine knitwear of circular knitting machines with air permeable holes.
  • the fine knitwear is a single face fabric knitted by a circular knitting machine with knitting fineness ⁇ 24 needles/inch.
  • the fine knitwear includes a plurality of air permeable holes that are spaced from each other.
  • Each air permeable hole includes: at least one transferred yarn located above the air permeable hole and formed via interactive movements of a Dial sinker (also called Dial-transfer-jack Sinker) and a plurality of latch needles perpendicular to the Dial sinker, and a first support loop and a second support loop that are formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the latch needles and symmetrical against the transferred yarn on the left side and the right side of the transferred yarn to support and tie the transferred yarn.
  • a Dial sinker also called Dial-transfer-jack Sinker
  • latch needles perpendicular to the Dial sinker
  • first support loop and a second support loop that are formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the latch needles and symmetrical against the transferred yarn on the left side and the right side of the transferred yarn to support and tie the transferred yarn.
  • the fine knitwear of circular knitting machines with air permeable holes includes a first transferred yarn and a second transferred yarn that are located above each air permeable hole and formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and two latch needles, and the first support loop and the second support loop that are formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the two latch needles and symmetrical against the first transferred yarn and the second transferred yarn on the left side and the right side of the first transferred yarn and the second transferred yarn to support and tie the first transferred yarn and the second transferred yarn.
  • the fine knitwear of circular knitting machines with air permeable holes includes the first transferred yarn, the second transferred yarn and a third transferred yarn that are located above each air permeable hole and formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the two latch needles, and the first support loop and the second support loop that are formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the two latch needles and symmetrical against the first transferred yarn, the second transferred yarn and the third transferred yarn on the left side and the right side of the first transferred yarn, the second transferred yarn and the third transferred yarn to support and tie the first transferred yarn, the second transferred yarn and the third transferred yarn.
  • the fine knitwear of circular knitting machines with air permeable holes includes the first transferred yarn, the second transferred yarn, the third transferred yarn and a fourth transferred yarn that are located above each air permeable hole and formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the two latch needles, and the first support loop and the second support loop that are formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the two latch needles and symmetrical against the first transferred yarn, the second transferred yarn, the third transferred yarn and the fourth transferred yarn on the left side and the right side of the first transferred yarn, the second transferred yarn, the third transferred yarn and the fourth transferred yarn to support and tie the first transferred yarn, the second transferred yarn, the third transferred yarn and the fourth transferred yarn.
  • the fine knitwear of circular knitting machines with air permeable holes includes the yarn which is located above each air permeable hole and formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and three latch needles, and the first support loop, the second support loop and a third support loop interposed between the first support loop and the second support loop that are formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the three latch needles and symmetrical against the transferred yarn to support and tie the transferred yarn.
  • the fine knitwear of circular knitting machines with air permeable holes includes a first transferred yarn and a second transferred yarn that are located above each air permeable hole and formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the three latch needles, and the first support loop, the second support loop and the third support loop that are formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the three latch needles and symmetrical against the first transferred yarn and the second transferred yarn to support and tie the first transferred yarn and the second transferred yarn.
  • the fine knitwear of circular knitting machines with air permeable holes includes a spaced loop located in each air permeable hole that is formed by yarn binding of the third support loop.
  • the fine knitwear of circular knitting machines with air permeable holes includes the yarn located above each air permeable hole and formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and four latch needles, and the first support loop, the second support loop and a third support loop and a fourth support loop interposed between the first support loop and the second support loop are formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the four latch needles and symmetrical against the yarn on the left side and the right side of the transferred yarn to support and tie the transferred yarn.
  • the fine knitwear of circular knitting machines with air permeable holes includes a first transferred yarn and a second transferred yarn that are located above each air permeable hole and formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the four latch needles, and the first support loop, the second support loop, the third support loop and the fourth support loop that are formed via interactive movements of the Dial sinker and the fourth latch needles and symmetrical against the first transferred yarn and the second transferred yarn to support and tie the first transferred yarn and the second transferred yarn.
  • each air permeable hole of the fine knitwear of circular knitting machines with air permeable holes includes two spaced loops formed at the same time by yarn binding of the third support loop and the fourth support loop.
  • the present invention by means of the technique set forth above, compared with the conventional techniques, can provide many advantages, notably: 1.
  • the invention forms the air permeable hole symmetrically on the left side and the right side, hence the hole can be formed wider and at a greater distance, and the transferred yarn above the air permeable hole is securely held by at least two support loops, thus the air permeable hole can be constructed firmer to meet market requirements; 2.
  • the transferred yarns above the air permeable hole are stacked over one another in a symmetrical manner on the left side and the right side, the stacked yarns form a three-dimension (3D in short hereinafter) jutting profile, thereby when the fine knitwear is in contact with people s skin each air permeable hole and the skin form a plurality of gaps between them without directly sticking to the skin, thus can generate improved air permeable effect and provide more comfortable cooling to meet consumers' requirements; 3.
  • 3D in short hereinafter three-dimension
  • the distance between neighboring air permeable holes also can be controlled by the positions of the transferred yarns; and by adjusting the shape of the Dial sinker the width or shape of the air permeable holes also can be controlled, thereby can meet emergency requirements in response to change of market.
  • FIGS. 2 through 5 for a first embodiment of the invention. It is implemented through a circular knitting machine 40 by transferring the yarn twice to produce a circular fine knitwear (rundstrickware) with air permeable holes (the main structure of the circular knitting machine 40 is known in the art, thus details are omitted in the drawings herein).
  • the circular knitting machine 40 includes a plurality of Dial sinkers 60 and latch needles 50 at a quantity doubled the number of the Dial sinkers 60 and perpendicular to the Dial sinkers 60 with knitting fineness ⁇ 24 needles/inch.
  • the knitting fineness of the invention is preferably 28 needles/inch.
  • the number of the latch needles 50 is an integer multiple of 2 or more of the number of the Dial sinkers 60, preferably 2-4 times, with optimal number at twofold of the Dial sinkers 60.
  • the fine knitwear 20 is a single face fabric with a plurality of air permeable holes 21 spaced from one another.
  • the hole 21 is formed in a symmetrical manner on the left side and the right side, the hole can be formed at a greater width W. Moreover, since the first transferred yarn 301 and the second transferred yarn 302 above the air permeable hole 21 are securely held by at least two support loops (the first support loop 311 and the second support loop 312), the structure of the air permeable hole 21 also is firmer, thus can meet market requirements.
  • first transferred yarn 301 and the second transferred yarn 302 above the air permeable hole 21 are stacked symmetrically on the left side and the right side, a jutting 3D profile can be formed above the air permeable hole 21, therefore when the fine knitwear 20 is in contact with people's skin a plurality of gaps are formed between each air permeable hole 21 and the skin without directly sticking to the skin. As a result, an improved air permeable effect can be generated to meet consumers' requirement for more comfortable cooling.
  • the Dial sinkers 60 used in the invention not only can control the length L of the hole and the distance D between the neighboring air permeable holes 21, the shape of the Dial sinkers 60 also can be adjusted to control the width W or shape of the air permeable holes 21, thus can meet emergency requirements in response to change of market.
  • FIGS. 6 through 14 illustrate continuous operation conditions of knitting process according to FIG. 5 with the Dial sinker shaped in a first form and the latch needles transferring the yarn twice
  • FIG. 3 illustrates a knitting process with the yarn transferred twice.
  • two latch needles 50 are provided each has a hook 51 at a front end and a latch 52 to close the hook 51.
  • the Dial sinker 60 has an opening 61 at an upper side to allow the two latch needles 50 to pass through in a perpendicular manner at the same time, a guide portion 62 extended from the upper side of the opening 61 at two sides thereof, and an extended portion 63 extended from the upper side of the guide portion 62.
  • knitting operation can be started according to a preset knitting process (such as knitting with the yarn transferred twice, as shown in FIG. 14 ).
  • a preset knitting process such as knitting with the yarn transferred twice, as shown in FIG. 14 .
  • the two latch needles 50 catch a yarn 30 to form two loops that are coupled together, namely, when the two latch needles 50 catch the yarn 30 to form the loops in normal conditions the Dial sinker 60 is lowered to the lowest position without generating interactive movements with the two latch needles 50; next, the two latch needles 50 perform knitting operation according to another knitting process 3, and the Dial sinker 60 is moved slightly upward to form interactive movements with the two latch needles 50 as show in FIG.
  • the two latch needles 50 catch in different time sequence the yarn 30 fed subsequently to form a first transferred yarn 301 on the extended portion 63 as shown in FIG. 7 ; similarly, the two latch needles 50 perform knitting operation according to a further knitting process 4, thereafter the Dial sinker 60 forms interactive movements with the two latch needles 50 as show in FIG. 8 , and the two latch needles 50 catch the yarn 30 fed next to form a second transferred yarn 302 on the extended portion 63 as shown in FIG.
  • the knitting operation can proceed according to yet another knitting process 5, and the Dial sinker 60 is moved upward again until the two latch needles 50 extend into the opening 61; at that moment the Dial sinker 60 moves upward rapidly to make the first transferred yarn 301 and the second transferred yarn 302 to drop at the same time inside the hook 51 at the front end of the two latch needles 50 as shown in FIG. 10 ; then the Dial sinker 60 drops quickly to the lowest position to allow the first transferred yarn 301 and the second transferred yarn 302 to be moved away from the Dial sinker 60 by the two latch needles 50 at the same time as shown in FIG. 11 ; meanwhile, the two latch needles 50 are fully extended again to catch the yarn 30 fed next time as shown in FIG.
  • first support loop 311 and a second support loop 312 that are symmetrical against the first transferred yarn 301 and the second transferred yarn 302 on the left side and the right side of the first transferred yarn 301 and the second transferred yarn 302 to support and tie the first transferred yarn 301 and the second transferred yarn 302 and an air permeable hole 21 also is formed as shown in FIG. 12 ; finally, in order to separate one air permeable hole 21 and another air permeable hole 21 another kitting process 6 can be performed so that the two latch needles 50 can catch the yarn 30 fed subsequently to form loops as in the normal conditions.
  • FIGS. 15 and 16 for a second embodiment of the invention.
  • the second embodiment is implemented by omitting the knitting process 4 in the first embodiment previously discussed as shown in FIG. 14 , and the resulting knitting process is shown in FIG. 15 ; namely, after the circular knitting machine 40 (as shown in FIG.
  • the knitting process 5 is activated it performs the knitting operation in the knitting processes 1 and 2 with the yarn 30 transferred once, and the yarn 30 is caught to form two coupled loops in the normal conditions; next, the knitting process 3 is carried out to form a transferred yarn 300; after the knitting process 4 is performed a first support loop 311 and a second support loop 312 are formed that are symmetrical against the transferred yarn 300 on the left side and the right side to support and tie the transferred yarn 300, and an air permeable hole 21 also is formed as shown in FIG. 16 ; finally, the air permeable hole 21 and another air permeable hole 21 are separated and spaced from each other, and the knitting process 5 is performed to finish knitting of the loop.
  • the width W of the hole in the second embodiment is same as that in the first embodiment, but the length L of the hole in the second embodiment is smaller than that in the first embodiment.
  • FIGS. 17 and 18 illustrate the knitting processes of the invention with the yarn transferred three times and four times.
  • FIGS. 17 and 18 illustrate the knitting processes of the invention with the yarn transferred three times and four times.
  • another knitting process 5 is added in FIG. 17 to form a third transferred yarn 303
  • additional knitting process 5 to form the third transferred yarn 303 and knitting process 6 to form a fourth transferred yarn are added in FIG. 18 .
  • the width W of the hole in FIGS. 17 and 18 is same as that in FIG. 14 , but the length L of the hole in FIGS. 17 and 18 is greater than that in FIG. 14 , and the length L of the hole in FIG. 18 also is greater than that in FIG. 17 .
  • FIGS. 19 through 21 for a third embodiment with the Dial sinker shaped in a second form and positioned relative to the latch needles, and a first knitting process with the yarn transferred twice.
  • four latch needles 50 (a first latch needle 501, a second latch needle 502, a third latch needle 503 and a fourth latch needle 504) are provided each has a hook 51 at the front end and a latch 52 to close the hook 51
  • the Dial sinker 60 has an opening 61 at the upper side to allow the first latch needle 501, the second latch needle 502, the third latch needle 503 and the fourth latch needle 504 to pass through perpendicularly at the same time, a guide portion 62 extended from the upper side of the opening 61 at two sides and an extended portion 63 extended from the upper side of the guide portion 62.
  • the circular knitting machine 40 (as shown in FIG. 5 ) is activated knitting operation according to a preset knitting process (as shown in FIG. 20 for a knitting process of transferring the yarn twice) can be performed.
  • the four latch needles 50 (including the first latch needle 501, the second latch needle 502, the third latch needle 503 and the fourth latch needle 504) catch the yarn 30 fed in the normal conditions to form respectively two loops that are coupled with each other; namely, when the four latch needles 50 catch the yarn 30 to form the loops in the normal conditions the Dial sinker 60 is lowered to the lowest position without generating interactive movement with the latch needles 50; next, knitting operation is performed according to the knitting process 3 with the first latch needle 501 and the fourth latch needle 504 fully extended, and the second latch needle 502 and the third latch needle 503 extended one half, and the Dial sinker 60 rises slightly to form interactive movements with the first latch needle 501 and the fourth latch needle 504, then the first latch needle 501 and the fourth latch needle 504 knit
  • the second latch needle 502 and the third latch needle 503 also can form respectively a third support loop 313 and a fourth support loop 314 between the first support loop 311 and the second support loop 312; and the air permeable hole 21 also has two spaced loops 315 formed by yarn binding of the third support loop 313 and the fourth support loop 314 at the same time.
  • the knitting process 6 is performed to allow the first latch needle 501, the second latch needle 502, the third latch needle 503 and the fourth latch needle 504 to catch the yarn 30 fed next to form the loops in the normal conditions as the third embodiment shown in FIG. 21 .
  • the width W of the hole formed in the third embodiment is greater than that of the first embodiment, and the length L of the hole in the third embodiment is same as that of the first embodiment.
  • the L of the hole also is changed accordingly no matter how many latch needles 50 passing through the opening 61 of the Dial sinker 60 at the same time.
  • FIGS. 22 and 23 for a fourth embodiment with the Dial sinker shaped in the second form and a second knitting process with the yarn transferred twice.
  • the circular knitting machine 40 is activated (as shown in FIG. 5 ) knitting operation according to a present knitting process (such as the knitting process with yarn transferred twice shown in FIG. 22 ) is performed.
  • the four latch needles 50 (including a first latch needle 501, a second latch needle 502, a third latch needle 503 and a fourth latch needle 504) catch the yarn 30 in normal conditions to form two loops which are coupled with each other; namely, when the four latch needles 50 catch the yarn 30 to form the loops in the normal conditions the Dial sinker 60 is lowered to the lowest position without generating interactive movement with the fourth latch needles 504; next, knitting operation is performed according to the knitting process 3 with the first latch needle 501, the second latch needle 502, the third latch needle 503 and the fourth latch needle 504 fully extended, and the Dial sinker 60 rises slightly to form interactive movements with the second latch needle 502 and the third latch needle 503, then the first latch needle 501, the second latch needle 502, the third latch needle 503 and the fourth latch needle 504 catch respectively in different time sequence the yarn 30 fed next time, and the second latch needle 502 and the third latch needle 503 form on the extended portion 63 the first transferred yarn 301; similarly,
  • the second latch needle 502 and the third latch needle 503 also can form respectively a third support loop 313 and a fourth support loop 314 between the first support loop 311 and the second support loop 312;
  • knitting operation of the knitting process 6 can be performed to allow the first latch needle 501, the second latch needle 502, the third latch needle 503 and the fourth latch needle 504 to catch the yarn 30 fed next to form the loops in the normal conditions as the fourth embodiment shown in FIG. 23 .
  • the width W of the hole formed in the fourth embodiment is greater than that of the first embodiment; similarly, due to the fourth embodiment transfers the yarn twice, the length L of the hole in the fourth embodiment is greater than that of the first embodiment.
  • FIGS. 24 , 25 and 26 for a fifth embodiment with the Dial sinker shaped in a third form and positioned relative to the latch needles, and a knitting process with the yarn transferred twice.
  • three latch needles 50 including a first latch needle 501, a second latch needle 502 and a third latch needle 503 are provided each has a hook 51 at the front end and a latch 52 to close the hook 51
  • the Dial sinker 60 includes an opening 61 to allow the first latch needle 501, the second latch needle 502 and the third latch needle 503 to pass through perpendicularly, a guide portion 62 extended from the upper side of the opening 61 at two sides and an extended portion 63 extended from the upper side of the guide portion 62.
  • the circular knitting machine 40 When the circular knitting machine 40 is activated (as shown in FIG. 5 ) knitting operation according to a present knitting process (such as the knitting process with yarn transferred twice shown in FIG. 25 ) can be performed.
  • the three latch needles 50 (including the first latch needle 501, the second latch needle 502 and the third latch needle 503) catch the yarn 30 in normal conditions to form two loops which are coupled with each other; namely, when the three latch needles 50 catch the yarn 30 to form the loops in the normal conditions the Dial sinker 60 is lowered to the lowest position without generating interactive movements with the three latch needles 50; next, knitting operation is performed according to the knitting process 3 with the first latch needle 501 and the third latch needle 503 fully extended, while the second latch needle 502 is extended one half, and the Dial sinker 60 rises slightly to form interactive movements with the first latch needle 501 and the third latch needle 503, then the first latch needle 501 and the third latch needle 503 catch the yarn 30 fed next time to form the first transferred yarn 301 on the extended portion
  • the second latch needle 502 also can form a third support loop 313 between the first support loop 311 and the second support loop 312, and the air permeable hole 21 also has a spaced loop 315 inside formed by yarn binding of the third support loop 313; finally, in order to separate the air permeable hole 21 from another air permeable hole 21 knitting operation of the knitting process 6 can be performed to allow the first latch needle 501, the second latch needle 502 and the third latch needle 503 to catch the yarn 30 fed next to form the loops in the normal conditions as the fifth embodiment shown in FIG. 26 .
  • the width W of the hole formed in the fifth embodiment is greater than that of the first embodiment; similarly, due to the fifth embodiment transfers the yarn 30 twice, the length L of the hole in the fifth embodiment is greater than that of the first embodiment.
  • the air permeable hole 21 is formed in a symmetrical fashion on the left side and the right side, hence the width W of the hole can be formed greater.
  • the first transferred yarn 301 and the second transferred yarn 302 above the air permeable hole 21 are securely held by at least two support loops (the first support loop 311 and the second support loop 312), hence the structure of the air permeable hole 21 is firmer and can meet market requirements.
  • the first transferred yarn 301 and the second transferred yarn 302 above the air permeable hole 21 stack over each other symmetrically on the left side and the right side, therefore a jutting 3D profile is formed above the air permeable hole 21.
  • the fine knitwear 20 when the fine knitwear 20 is in contact with people's skin a plurality of gaps are formed between each air permeable hole 21 and the skin to improve air permeability. As a result, it can provide more comfortable cooling effect to meet consumers' requirements. Furthermore, through the Dial sinker 60 used in the invention the length L of the air permeable hole 21 and the distance D between neighboring air permeable holes 21 can be controlled, and by adjusting the shape of the Dial sinker 60 the width W or the shape of the air permeable hole 21 also can be controlled, therefore can meet emergency requirements in response to change of market.

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