EP3347514A1 - Aiguille à tricoter améliorée et procédé pour fabriquer une aiguille à tricoter circulaire - Google Patents

Aiguille à tricoter améliorée et procédé pour fabriquer une aiguille à tricoter circulaire

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EP3347514A1
EP3347514A1 EP16760458.6A EP16760458A EP3347514A1 EP 3347514 A1 EP3347514 A1 EP 3347514A1 EP 16760458 A EP16760458 A EP 16760458A EP 3347514 A1 EP3347514 A1 EP 3347514A1
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needle
knitting needle
knitting
shaft
shank
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Andreas Papenfuss
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William Prym GmbH and Co KG
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B3/00—Hand tools or implements
    • D04B3/02—Needles

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  • the invention relates to an improved knitting needle and a method for producing a circular needle according to the invention.
  • Knitting needles have long been known and available in many ways.
  • DE 448 230 and US Pat. No. 7,874,181 B1 each describe knitting needles which are configured nonround in the region of the shaft or the grip region or have elevations and depressions in order to make longer knitting more ergonomically pleasing to the fingers.
  • the knitting process as such, however, is not facilitated or influenced.
  • DE 1 609 910 and DE 825 299 each describe a knitting needle which is intended to make it easier for an operator to knit, even if this person is somewhat awkward.
  • the needle tip on a yarn return completely or partially inhibiting deformation, for example, a constriction, a one-sided thickening or a two- to all-round thickening.
  • a disadvantage of this design of the needle tip is that the knitting yarn can get caught in the constriction or behind the thickening, so that further knitting with this specially shaped needle tip is difficult.
  • only one side is provided with a corresponding tip, while the other side has a normal knitting needle point. Knitting with two needle tips that are deformed accordingly is also difficult.
  • the knitting needles are also designed very pointed in the area of the needle tips, which can lead to injuries.
  • the US 2,133,431 also describes a knitting needle, here a circular needle, with deformations on the heads.
  • the heads have the shape of a truncated cone with curved sides, wherein the radius of the truncated cone in the direction of the tip is greater than the radius of the truncated cone, which points in the direction of the needle.
  • This head is intended to provide resistance to the stitches picked up on the needle to allow firm knitting and prevent loose stitches.
  • the disadvantage here, however, that the needle tips are designed very sharp, which can lead to injury. Also, as already explained above, this can lead to a passage of the yarn.
  • An ergonomic and fatigue-free knitting is also not possible with these needles and also the knitting person can not make loosely knitted knitwear, as the deformations on the needle points constitute a resistance and prevent this.
  • the object of the invention is therefore to improve a known knitting needle and thereby reduce the risk of injury and the risk of piercing the yarn, as well as an ergonomic knitting with small amplitude in the
  • the needle tip of the knitting needle is strongly rounded and has a thickened towards the top thickening, which can be described as a drop or pompom-shaped, namely a retrieving drops. This has a smaller diameter than the shaft.
  • the knitting needle tapers.
  • the transition between the Shank and the taper and between the taper and the remind ausropfen is formed without edges and with low frictional resistance. Due to the formation of the remind noirropfens and the taper with low frictional resistance and without edges, the knitting yarn can still slide well over the needle point during knitting and the retrieving drops forms no obstacle in the knitting, so that the knitting yarn can not get caught.
  • the return drop Due to the fact that the return drop has a smaller diameter than the shaft, the needle is still handy enough to achieve good knitting results even with thin knitting yarn. Nevertheless, the return drop helps to take the next stitch when knitting from the yarn. Due to the strongly rounded shape of the remind ausropfens the risk of injury is significantly reduced, as well as the risk that the yarn is pierced by the needle tip of the knitting needle during the knitting process. So good knitting results can be achieved even with thicker yarn.
  • the combination of shaft, grip area and return drops allows a particularly ergonomic and fatigue-free knitting, since the amplitude that must be performed by the wrist of the operator during the knitting process, is significantly lower than in conventional knitting needles.
  • the ratio of the diameter of the shaft of the knitting needle to the diameter of the remind ausropfens is coordinated and - matched to the strength of the knitting needle - so dimensioned that a very fatigue-poor knitting is possible.
  • the ratio of the diameter is about 25% to 75%, preferably 30% to 60%.
  • the ratio can vary to allow the best possible ergonomic knitting process.
  • the ratio of the diameters decreases as the knitting needle increases in strength, eg at approx. 55% with a needle thickness of 2.5, 3 or 3.5 up to approx. 31% with a needle thickness of 12. These are explicitly only individual examples.
  • the ratios of the diameters may also be different in the context of the disclosure.
  • the shaft has a shape transition along its length as viewed from the needle point.
  • This Form transition takes place behind the handle area and has approximately the shape of a triangle in cross section.
  • the resulting triangular area ensures that very little friction between the stitches of the knit and the knitting needle arises because the knit touches the needle only in the corners of the triangle.
  • the knit slides better on the knitting needle, which makes the knitting itself more ergonomic, so that the knitting person less fatigued. Especially with a wider knit this does not have to be pushed constantly on the knitting needle to the rear.
  • the shape transition also happens without edges and with low frictional resistance. The best results regarding the low frictional resistance as well as the feel result from the fact that the triangular area in cross section has rounded corners or convex sides.
  • the shaft of the knitting needle as well as the needle tip and the return drops can at least partially consist of a hard plastic. As a result, the knitting needle is light and fits well in the hand.
  • the knitting needle is formed as a circular needle.
  • Circular knitting needles are versatile in the production of different knitwear.
  • a preferred embodiment of the circular needle is narrower behind the handle area in the direction of the rope. This also reduces the frictional resistance between the knitting needle and the knitted fabric, and the knitted fabric is better able to slide in the direction of the rope.
  • the transition to the rope at the end region of the shaft is flexible and flexible.
  • the knit can slide particularly easy on the rope, without the knitting person the knitted goods would have to push extra in this direction. Also, the knit can not get caught at the transition to the rope. Mechanical damage to the rope is also avoided.
  • One way to make the end of the shaft flexible at the transition to the rope is to make this end of a softer flexible plastic. This also results in the flexible and flexible transition to the rope.
  • the material of the end region can also be designed with such a small wall thickness that the elastic properties of the material of the shaft are exploited, thus creating a flexible and flexible transition in the end region to the rope.
  • the end portion of the shaft may be made of the same material as the whole knitting needle, for example of a hard plastic.
  • the knitting needle is designed as a jacket knitting needle.
  • the jacket knitting needle At its end facing away from the needle tip, the jacket knitting needle then has a ball head.
  • This ball head prevents the knitted fabric from being pushed beyond the end of the knitting needles, thus losing stitches.
  • the ball head may also have a groove-shaped recess which has approximately the same diameter as the shaft or the grip region of the knitting needle itself.
  • the second knitting needle can then be inserted with its shaft or grip region in this recess in a clamping manner. In this way, both knitting needles are particularly preferably clamped with their respective shank or their respective gripping region into the channel-shaped recess of the ball head of the respectively other knitting needles. So the knitting needles can be kept well.
  • Knitted goods which is located on one of the knitting needles, can not be lost from this, since the largest part of the shaft is limited by the two ball heads. If the knitting needles are not in use, they can likewise each intervene in the groove-shaped recess of the ball head of the other needle, so that always both knitting needles can be found together when they are needed.
  • the ball head can do this be formed differently, for example in the manner of a ball, a prism, a cube, a cuboid, a cone, a pyramid, etc. Here are all possible shapes conceivable.
  • the invention comprises a method for producing a circular needle. In order to connect the shaft with the rope, while the rope is encapsulated by the shaft material.
  • the material of the shank is preferably a plastic that can be processed by a conventional injection molding process. If, in the case of the circular knitting needle, an area consists of a hard plastic and a region of a soft plastic, it makes sense first to at least partially overmold the rope by the harder plastic of the shaft and then by the soft plastic. In this way, a secure retention of the rope in the plastic can be achieved. It is particularly preferred in this case to form an outer contour from the hardened material, in particular a fir tree grid. When this Christmas tree grid or another contour by the soft plastic, then a particularly good cohesion between the two different plastics is then given.
  • the rope In order to achieve a secure encapsulation of the rope, it is advantageous to hold the rope during the injection process of one or more, in particular three holding cores. If only one material is provided for the shaft, the retaining cores are withdrawn during the injection process, so that a smooth surface without breakthroughs in the end region is formed. In the two-stage injection process, the holding cores can hold the rope in the first step and only then withdrawn. If the rope is then encapsulated by the soft component, the openings, which are formed by the holding cores, are covered by the soft plastic.
  • FIG. 1 shows an enlarged detail of FIG. 1
  • FIG. 3 shows an embodiment of the knitting needle according to the invention as a circular needle
  • Fig. 6 schematic representation of the attachment of the rope in the
  • FIG. 7a representation of the holder of the rope by holding cores prior to the sharpening process for producing a circular needle according to FIG. 3 to 6, FIG.
  • FIG. 7b representation according to FIG. 7a after the injection process
  • FIG. 8 shows a further embodiment of a device according to the invention
  • FIG. 9 illustration of the end region from FIG. 8, FIG.
  • FIG. 11 shows the rope with the circular needle of FIG. 8 to 10 after the injection molding process with the harder plastic
  • 12 schematic representation of the enclosure of a partial area from FIG. 11 with a soft plastic
  • Fig. 13b finished made of two components
  • FIG. 14 enlargement of the shape transition to the triangular area
  • FIG. 15 shows a section through the representation of FIG. 14 at the position XV-XV, FIG.
  • Fig. 17 enlarged view of the ball head
  • Fig. 18 showing the pinching of the knitting needle in the
  • Fig. 19 The knitting needle pair of Fig. 18 in front view.
  • a knitting needle 10 which is designed here as a sock knitting needle. This is symmetrical and has two needle tips 11. At the needle tips 11 each have a greatly mitigated drop of debris 20 is attached and the needle tips 11 are connected to each other by means of the shaft 12. In the region of the shaft 12 facing the respective needle tip 11, a grip region 13 is provided in each case, which can be gripped by an operator during the knitting process. Between the respective handle portion 13 and the Return drops 20 each have a taper 14 is provided. The transition between the retrieving drop 20 of the taper 14 and the handle portion 13 is very fluent and has a low frictional resistance.
  • a shape transition 16 takes place between the grip region 13 and the triangular region 30.
  • This shape transition is also designed so that it is designed with the least possible frictional resistance. This allows the knit to slide easier on the knitting needle and the knitting person does not constantly push the knit manually further back. This makes knitting more comfortable and faster.
  • FIG. 2 An enlargement of the needle tip 11 is shown in FIG. 2. It can be seen here the dripping drops 20 that are strongly rounded towards the tip, as well as the taper 14. The smooth transition between retrieving drops 20 and gripping region 13 of the shank 12 is also noticeable Edges are provided and has a low frictional resistance, so that the mesh can slide well over the knitting needle.
  • the retrieving drop 20 is intended to assist the operator to grasp the yarn more easily to make a new stitch.
  • the retrieving drop 20, the shaft 12 and the grip area 13 are matched to one another in such a way that a particularly ergonomic and fatigue-free knitting is made possible for the operating person.
  • the handle portion 13 is slightly tapered to have a pleasant feel when gripped by an operator. Also between the handle portion 13 and the rest of the shaft 12 are no edges and the transition is also designed here so that the knitting needle 10 has a low overall friction resistance and can be easily grasped by the operator.
  • the knitting needle 10 is designed as a circular knitting needle 40. It can also be seen here again the retrieval drops 20 on the needle tip 11. Also, the taper 14 between handle portion 13 and needle tip 11 can be seen. Both shafts 12 of the circular needle 40 are connected by a rope 41. Here only a needle or a shaft 12 is shown.
  • this particular circular needle 40 shown here is a knitting needle 10 with very little strength. Therefore, no shape transition 16 and thus no triangular region 30 are provided. From the dot-dashed representation in Fig. 4, which is more or less widened the outer contours of the shaft 12 including the end portion 42 and the rope 41, it can be seen that the entire shaft 12 is narrower in the direction of the rope 41. As a result, this circular needle 40 also has a low frictional resistance, which is otherwise achieved by a triangular region 30.
  • the production of such thin round needles 40 is also inexpensive, while the introduction of a triangular region 30 in such thin needles is more difficult and possibly more expensive.
  • the rope 41 is introduced into the end region 41 of the circular needle 40, wherein the circular needle 40 is made here of a hard plastic material.
  • the rope 41 has been overmolded by this material in the manufacturing process, as will be shown later.
  • Due to the small wall thickness of the end portion 42 of the circular needle 40 is flexible and elastic, although it consists of the same hard plastic material as the rest of the shaft 12.
  • Fig. 6 shows how the rope 41 is inserted into the end region 42 of the shaft 12, wherein the part of the rope 41, which is located in the end region 42, is indicated here by dashed lines. Parts of the manufacturing process of the circular needle 40 shown in FIGS. 3 to 6 are shown in FIGS. 7a and 7b. In Fig.
  • the rope 41 is positioned by three retaining cores 60. Thereafter, the plastic injection molding process in which the rope 41 is made of the material of the End Suitees 42, here a hard plastic, is overmolded. After the injection process, the holding cores 60 lie flush on the surface of the end region 42. As a result, no breakthroughs in the end region 42 of the circular needle 40 can be seen and it shows a pleasing overall visual image.
  • FIG. 8 An alternative to a circular needle 40 is shown in FIG. 8.
  • This circular needle 40 has a greater thickness than that shown in FIGS. 3 to 7b. Here the thickness is 5 mm. Of course, this is only an example.
  • the invention comprises circular needles 40 of different diameters and thicknesses.
  • a retrieval drop 20 is provided on the needle tip 11, wherein a taper 14 to the handle portion 13 of the shaft 12 is present.
  • this circular needle 40 has a shape transition 16 to a triangular region 30. This again results in the already known advantages of the low frictional resistance of the circular needle 40.
  • the triangular region 30 is. Here provided with a pattern, which causes a nice overall visual impression.
  • the end region 42 is tapered and has the rope 41.
  • This end region 42 consists of a soft plastic 44 in order to provide a flexible and elastic end region 42 even with larger thicknesses of the circular needle 40.
  • the inner structure of the end portion 42 of this circular needle 40 differs from that of the circular needle 40 shown in Figs. 3 to 7b.
  • the shaft 12 of the circular needle 40 is also made of a hard plastic.
  • a part of the end portion 42 is made of a soft plastic 44.
  • the rope 41 is injected from the material of the end portion 42 in the manufacturing process.
  • the hard plastic is made with an outer contour during the injection process.
  • the fir tree grid 43 shown here which From Fig. 11 and 12 is clearly visible.
  • this fir tree grid 43 is covered.
  • the two plastics can be chosen so that the hard plastic melts slightly when encapsulating with the soft plastic 44 on the surface and thus better bonds with the soft plastic 44.
  • the soft plastic 44 still extends in the direction of the rope 41 over the Christmas tree grid 43 addition.
  • the soft plastic 44 is additionally held in position and can not slip in the direction of the rope 41. This results in a flexible and elastic end region 42 of the circular needle 40, which has good flexibility even with large diameters of the circular needle 40.
  • FIGS. 13a and 13b Parts of the manufacturing process of this circular needle 40 are shown in FIGS. 13a and 13b.
  • the rope 41 is again held in position over three retaining cores 60 and first encapsulated with the hard plastic. Thereafter, the holding cores 60 are removed and there is a second injection molding process with the soft plastic 44.
  • the areas in which the holding cores 60 attached to the rope 41, filled by the soft plastic 44 and there is an optically consistent overall appearance of the circular needle 40th are shown in FIGS. 13a and 13b.
  • FIGS. 14 and 15 now show the shape transition 16 from the round shaft 12 to the triangular region 30.
  • FIG. 15 shows a cross section through this triangular region 30. It can be seen that the corners 31 of the triangular region 30 are rounded, while the sides 32 are convex are formed. As a result, a particularly good shape transition 16 with low frictional resistance is possible and the knitted fabric virtually glides in the triangular region 30 only over the rounded corners 31. As a result, the frictional resistance in the triangular region 30 is further reduced, so that the knit material is easily removed over the length 15 of the knitting needle 10 can slide.
  • 16 to 19 show a knitting needle 10 according to the invention, which is formed as a jacket knitting needle SO.
  • a graphhohltropfen 20 is provided on the needle tip 11 and a triangular region 30 on the shaft 12.
  • a ball head 51 is provided at the needle tip 11 facing away from the end 17 of the knitting needle 10.
  • the ball head 51 has a groove-shaped recess 52, which has approximately the same width as the shaft 12 of the jacket needle 50.
  • the shaft 12 of the second jacket needle 50 can be introduced by clamping two knitting needles 10 of a pair of Jacket Knitting Needles 50 to connect with each other.
  • both jacket knitting needles 50 can be introduced with their shank 12 in the channel-shaped recess 52 of the respective other knitting needle 50 by clamping. The knit is then between the two clamping areas of the ball heads 51 and so can not accidentally slip from the knitting needle 50.
  • the embodiments shown here are only exemplary realizations of the invention.
  • the invention is applicable to all kinds of knitting needles, such as knitting needles, circular knitting needles and sock knitting needles, in a so-called double-needle play.
  • the knitting needles can be made of a variety of materials and have different colors - for example, to differentiate the different strengths - in whole or in part. LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

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Abstract

L'invention concerne une aiguille à tricoter améliorée (10) munie d'au moins une pointe (11) et d'une tige (12) sur laquelle un tricot peut être placé au moins partiellement. Un segment de préhension (13) est en outre prévu, lequel est agencé sur la tige (12) à proximité de la pointe (11) de l'aiguille et possède une section transversale ronde. Le segment de préhension (13) peut être saisi par une utilisatrice en train de tricoter. L'aiguille à tricoter (10) se rétrécit sur sa longueur (15) depuis la tige (12) en direction de la pointe (11). L'invention propose que la pointe (11) de l'aiguille soit conçue de manière à s'arrondir et de sorte qu'un renflement de retenue en forme de goutte, à savoir la goutte de retenue (20), présente un diamètre plus petit que la tige (12). La transition entre la tige (12) et le rétrécissement (14) et entre le rétrécissement (14) et la goutte de retenue (20) est sans arête et conçue pour présenter une faible résistance aux frottements. En outre, l'invention concerne un procédé pour fabriquer ce type d'aiguille à tricoter (10). Selon l'invention, l'aiguille à tricoter (10) est conçue comme une aiguille à tricoter ronde (40). Lors de la fabrication de cette aiguille à tricoter ronde (40), le câble (41) est moulé par insertion dans le matériau de la tige (12).
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