JP2001020162A - Knitting machine for weft knit texture and the resultant knitted fabric - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide the subject knitting machine designed to mount pelerine knitting needles on relevant grooves adjacent to each other. SOLUTION: This knitting machine has such a scheme that, at least a pair of needle beds (a cylinder 1, a dial 2) is provided in such a condition as to bring the tip parts 11 and 21 of the needle beds to close proximity to each other, each of the needle beds is furnished with a plurality of knitting needle-mounting grooves 12, 22, which, in turn, are mounted with knitting needles slidably back and forth, respectively, and the grooves on one of the needle beds are respectively mounted, slidably back and forth, with pelerine knitting needles having the function to knit a knitted fabric in cooperation with the knitting needles mounted on the grooves on the other needle bed and each provided with a projection with a hook for a sinker loop; wherein the pelerine knitting needles 3 are constituted of plural kinds (a 1st pelerine knitting needle 3A and a 2nd pelerine knitting needle 3b) and furnished at such different positions that the projections 34a, 34b with the corresponding hooks 33a, 33b are not superposed upon each other with respect to the back-and-forth direction of the knitting needles (latch knitting needles 4) mounted on the other needle bed (the dial 2) so as not to interfere with each other when mounted on the grooves 12 adjacent to each other.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a knitting machine for knitting a weft knitting structure having an open stitch, comprising at least a pair of needle beds in a state in which the teeth are close to each other, and each needle bed has Are formed with a plurality of knitting needle mounting grooves, and in each of the knitting needle mounting grooves, a knitting needle is mounted so as to be able to advance and retreat, and the knitting needle mounting groove of any one of the needle beds is fitted to the other needle bed. A knitted fabric is knitted in cooperation with a knitting needle mounted in a knitting needle mounting groove, and a perelin knitting needle having a bulging portion having a hooking portion for hooking a sinker loop is slidably mounted thereon. The present invention relates to a knitting machine for knitting organization.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, in order to knit a weft knitting structure having a watermark, for example, a cylinder (needle bed) provided with a plurality of perelin knitting needles and a plurality of knitting needles provided with a movable back and forth. A circular knitting machine is used in which a dial (needle bed) is arranged in a state in which a mouth portion is close to each other.

A plurality of knitting needle mounting grooves are formed in a cylinder and a dial of the circular knitting machine. A perelin knitting needle and a shaft portion of the knitting needle are mounted in the knitting needle mounting groove so as to advance and retreat. The perelin knitting needle and the knitting needle are arranged so that the shaft portion of the perelin knitting needle of the cylinder is located therebetween.

[0004] Further, as shown in FIG.
The perelin knitting needle B disposed in
A tip B1 that enters the sinker loop C;
And a bulging portion B3 provided with a hooking portion B2 for hooking a sinker loop C, and a bulging portion B3 continuous with the bulging portion B3 and a tip portion B1.
And a shaft portion B4 wider than the bulging portion B3.

[0005] As shown in FIG. 14, the Perelin knitting needle B has a bulging portion B3 formed in a symmetrical manner and is overlapped.
The knitting needle mounting groove (not shown) is used, or a perelin knitting needle composed of a single thin plate is attached to the one knitting needle mounting groove for use.

[0006] As shown in FIG. 14, when two perelin knitting needles B are used in an overlapping manner, two vera knitting needles E, E of a dial D are inserted into a frame formed by a bulging portion B3. It has become so.

In order to form a watermark, first,
As shown in FIG. 14A, the two-ply perelin knitting needle B is advanced, and the sinker loop C of the knitted fabric that is hung on the vera knitting needle E of the dial D is hooked with the two-ply perelin knitting needle B. With the sinker loop C hooked on the hooks B2, B2 of the perelin knitting needle B, the two squeezing needles E, E are advanced. At this time, the two spatula knitting needles E, E are inserted inside the bulging portions B3, B3 of the Perelin knitting needle B and below the sinker loop C, and then shown in FIG. Thus, the perelin knitting needle B is retracted, and the sinker loop C becomes the vera knitting needle E.
Is dropped. Then, the sinker loop C is pulled out together with the newly led yarn to form a new loop, thereby forming a watermark.

[0008]

However, in the case of using two perelin knitting needles B in a stacked manner, if the two-layered perelin knitting needles B are mounted in one knitting needle mounting groove, the bulging portion B3 of the perelin knitting needles B becomes adjacent. Therefore, if the two perforin knitting needles B are mounted in adjacent knitting needle mounting grooves, the bulging portions B3 interfere with each other, and the adjacent knitting needle mounting grooves Could not be fitted with the double-layered Perelin knitting needle B.

Therefore, in the conventional perelin knitting needle B, it is physically impossible to mount the perelin knitting needle B in all the knitting needle mounting grooves, and the maximum density of the perelin knitting needle B with respect to the vera knitting needle E of the dial D is There were two perforin knitting needles B for every two knitting needles E, and there were places where knitting was not possible for all wales, and there was a limit to knitting of the knitting eyes.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and a knitting machine for weft knitting tissue knitting in which a perelin knitting needle can be mounted in an adjacent knitting needle mounting groove, and a watermark extending over two wales are all provided. It is an object of the present invention to provide a knitted fabric knitted at a desired position with respect to the wale.

[0011]

In order to achieve the above object, the invention according to claim 1 comprises at least one pair of needle beds in a state in which the teeth are brought close to each other, and each needle bed has a plurality of needle beds. And a knitting needle is mounted in each of the knitting needle mounting grooves so as to be able to advance and retreat, and the knitting needle mounting groove of one of the needle beds is fitted to the knitting needle mounting groove of the other needle bed. Weft knitting knitting in which a knitted fabric is knitted in cooperation with a knitting needle mounted on a surface, and a perelin knitting needle having a bulging portion having a hooking portion for hooking a sinker loop is slidably attached and retracted. In a knitting machine for use, a bulging portion having a hooking portion is provided in a moving direction of a knitting needle mounted on another needle bed so as not to interfere with each other when the perelin knitting needle is mounted on an adjacent knitting needle mounting groove. And a plurality of types formed at different positions that do not overlap.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect of the invention, the perelin knitting needle is a thin rod-shaped body, and has a tip portion which enters the sinker loop, and which is continuous with the tip portion and has a thickness of the thin plate-shaped body. A swelling portion having a hook portion swelling toward one direction and a swelling portion that is continuous with the swelling portion and has a shaft portion wider than the tip portion and the swelling portion, the tip portions overlap at the same position, A first pererin knitting needle and a second pererin knitting needle are formed such that the position of the hooking portion is the same position in the length direction of the thin plate and the bulging portion is shifted from the shaft portion in the width direction so as not to overlap. Configured.

[0013] According to a third aspect of the present invention, at least one pair of needle beds are provided in a state in which the teeth are brought close to each other.
While forming a plurality of knitting needle mounting grooves, the knitting needle mounting groove,
Each of the knitting needles is mounted so as to be able to slide forward and backward, and knitting the knitted fabric in cooperation with a knitting needle mounted in a knitting needle mounting groove of another needle bed in a knitting needle mounting groove of any one of the needle beds, A perelin knitting needle having a bulging portion having a hooking portion for hooking the sinker loop is mounted, and two perelin knitting needles whose bulging directions are opposite to each other are superimposed and mounted on one knitting needle mounting groove. A knitted fabric knitted using a weft knitting knitting machine, wherein the open stitch over two wales provides a knitted fabric knitted at a desired location for all wales.

[0014]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of a knitting machine for knitting a weft knitting structure according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a partial cross-sectional view of a circular knitting machine having a cylinder 1 as a needle bed and a dial 2. The circular knitting machine is provided with the teeth 11 and 21 of the cylinder 1 and the dial 2 close to each other. ing.

A plurality of knitting needle mounting grooves 12 and 22 are formed in the cylinder 1 and the dial 2, and a plurality of perelin knitting needles 3 are mounted in the knitting needle mounting groove 12 of the cylinder 1 so as to be able to slide forward and backward. In the knitting needle mounting groove 22 of the dial 2, a plurality of vera knitting needles 4 are mounted so as to be able to advance and retreat, and have a watermark in cooperation with the vera knitting needle 4 arranged on the dial 2 by the Perelin knitting needle 3 of the cylinder 1. The knitted fabric is knitted.

Further, in the knitting needle mounting groove 12 of the cylinder 1, together with the perelin knitting needle 3, a jack 5 to be brought into contact with the lower end of the perelin knitting needle 3 is mounted. This jack 5
Is used to select a predetermined Perelin knitting needle 3 to be moved forward and backward.

As shown in FIG. 2, the outer periphery of the cylinder 1 is provided with a sliding groove 61 into which pads 31a and 31b formed on the Perelin knitting needle 3 are fitted. An annular cam 6 is provided for sliding forward and backward. The cam 6 is supported by a cam mount 7.

An actuator 8 for moving the jack 5 up and down is provided below the cam mount 7, and the jack 5 is brought into contact with pads 51 and 52 provided above and below the jack 5 in the longitudinal direction. Needle selection cams 91 and 92 for pushing up or down are provided. These actuator 8, jack 5, needle selection cam 91,
The needle selection mechanism 10 is constituted by 92.

In the circular knitting machine described above, in the embodiment of the present invention, the perelin knitting needle 3 is connected to the first perelin knitting needle 3A and the second perelin knitting needle 3A.
The first Perelin knitting needle 3A and the second Perelin knitting needle 3B have a distal end portion 32 which protrudes into a sinker loop of the knitted fabric, as shown in FIGS.
a, 32b and the leading end portions 32a, 32b, in the thickness direction of the thin rod-shaped body, bulges outward when overlapped, and is formed by a notch for hooking a sinker loop. , 33b, and shaft portions 35a, 35b that are continuous with the bulging portions 34a, 34b and are wider than the tip portions 32a, 32b and the bulging portions 34a, 34b. The shafts 35a and 35b are provided with protruding pads 31a and 31b that fit into the sliding grooves 61 of the cam 6.

The first perelin knitting needle 3A and the second perelin knitting needle 3B do not interfere with each other when they are mounted in the adjacent knitting needle mounting grooves 12, so that they do not interfere with each other.
The bulging portions 34a and 34b having b are formed at different positions that do not overlap with each other in the advancing and retreating direction of the vera knitting needle 4 attached to the dial 2.

More specifically, as shown in FIG. 8, the tip portions 32a and 32b are overlapped at the same position.
The positions where the hooks 33a and 33b are formed are set to be at the same height in the length direction of the thin plate, and the bulging portions 34a and 34b are shifted from the shafts 35a and 35b in the width direction and overlap. So that the first perelin knitting needle 3
A and a second Perelin knitting needle 3B are formed.

In this embodiment, the first perelin knitting needle 3A
As shown in FIG. 3, the bulging portions 34a, 34a are formed to be left-right symmetrical, and the left-right symmetric first Perelin knitting needle 3A is formed into a hole 36a by the two bulging portions 34a, 34a. And superimpose, this superimposed thing,
It is designed to be mounted in one knitting needle mounting groove 12. Also, in the second Perelin knitting needle 3B, the bulging portion 34b,
34b is formed to be bilaterally symmetric, and the bilaterally symmetric second Perelin knitting needle 3B is superposed so as to form a hole 36b by two bulging portions 34b, 34b. The knitting needle mounting groove 12 is mounted. Note that both the first Perelin knitting needle 3A and the second Perelin knitting needle 3B fix the shaft portions 35a or 35b together,
The tip portions 32a or 32b are overlapped so that they can be separated.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3, the first perelin knitting needle 3A and the second perelin knitting needle 3B are provided with holes 36a, 36b formed by bulging portions 34a or 34b by laminating thin plate-like rods. When viewed from the front, the shape of the first and second Perelin knitting needles 3A and 3B is the same, but as shown in FIG. 8, the first and second Perelin knitting needles 3A and 3B are overlapped with the side surface. When viewed from above, the bulging portion 34a of the first Perelin knitting needle 3A is larger than the bulging portion 34b of the second Perelin knitting needle 3B.
Of the vehicle.

The first perelin knitting needles 3A and the second perelin knitting needles 3B having different positions of the bulging portions 34a and 34b are alternately mounted in the knitting needle mounting groove 12.

The first Perelin knitting needle 3A and the second Perelin knitting needle 3B have the same overall length, and are formed with their respective pads 31a and 31b in the longitudinal direction and hooked. The positions in the length direction of the stoppers 33a and 33b are also at the same height.

As described above, when the two-layered first Perelin knitting needle 3A and the two-layered second Perelin knitting needle 3B are alternately mounted in the knitting needle mounting groove 12, as shown in FIG. The bulging portion 34a of the perelin knitting needle 3A and the bulging portion 34b of the second perelin knitting needle 3B are arranged so as to partially overlap when viewed from the front, and when viewed from the side, as shown in FIG. Since the bulging portions 34a and 34b are shifted in the direction in which the vera knitting needle 4 advances and retreats, the bulging portions 34a and 34b
Is not interfered with by the bulging portion of the adjacent Perelin knitting needle.

Therefore, according to the present invention, the Perelin knitting needle 3 can be mounted in all the knitting needle mounting grooves 12.

Then, the perelin knitting needle 3A or 3B
By the advance operation in the cylinder 1, the tip portion 32a or 3
2b is sunk into the sinker loop, and the bulge 34a or 3
The loop is expanded while hooking a sinker loop on the hooking portion 33a or 33b formed on the bulging portion 3b.
Hole 36a or 36b formed by 4a or 34b
The sinker loop locked by the hook 33a or 33b is dropped onto the knitting needle 4 by making the two knitting needles 4 enter the inside.

One watermark formed at this time is 2
It has the width of the knitting needle 4 of the book.

The advancing and retreating operation of the perelin knitting needle 3 in the cylinder 1 is driven by an annular cam 6 which is disposed around the outside of the cylinder 1. The cam 6 has a sliding groove 61 formed on the surface facing the cylinder 1 for moving the Perelin knitting needle 3 forward and backward. The pads 31a and 31b of the Perelin knitting needle 3 are fitted into the sliding groove 61. Is the sliding groove 6
When the pad 31a or 31b is guided to the upper sliding groove 61a, the Perelin knitting needle 3 moves forward and backward, and the lower sliding groove 61b moves the bad 31a or 31b to the lower sliding groove 61b. Is guided, the Perelin knitting needle 3
Does not perform the forward / backward movement.

Further, the bads 31a,
31b is an upper layer sliding groove 61 controlled by the needle selecting mechanism 10.
The needle selection mechanism 10 presses the jack 5 disposed below the Perelin knitting needles 3A, 3B and the jack 5 toward the cylinder 1. Or the needle 8 and the needle-selecting cams 91 and 92 which are separated from each other. The drive of the actuator 8 is controlled by a computer (not shown) built in the circular knitting machine.

When a predetermined jack 5 is pushed by the operation of the actuator 8, when the actuator 8 pushes the lower portion in the longitudinal direction of the jack 5, the pad 51 provided above the jack 5 in the longitudinal direction is raised. When the actuator 8 presses the center portion of the jack 5 in the longitudinal direction, the pad 52 provided below the jack 5 in the longitudinal direction is fitted to the lower needle selecting cam 92. . Note that the upper needle selecting cam 91 is connected to the jack 5.
Is lowered, and the lower needle selecting cam 92 is
Used to raise jack 5.

When the perelin knitting needle 3A or 3B is advanced, the pad 52 provided below the jack 5 in the longitudinal direction is fitted to the needle selecting cam 92, and the jack 5 starts to move upward and starts moving. The perelin knitting needle 3A or 3B abutting on the jack 5
Guided by 1a, the Perelin knitting needle 3A or 3B starts to move forward and backward, and a watermark is formed by the Perelin knitting needle 3A or 3B.

In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG.
The control is such that the first Perelin knitting needle 3A and the second Perelin knitting needle 3B are advanced alternately.

Thus, the first Perelin knitting needle 3A and the second
When the perforin knitting needles 3B and the knitting needles 3B are alternately advanced, a watermark as shown in FIG. 11 can be knitted, and a watermark over two wales can be knitted at a desired position with respect to all wales. become.

The control of the selection of the first and second Perelin knitting needles 3A and 3B is performed such that some of the first and second Perelin knitting needles 3A and 3B are simultaneously advanced as shown in FIG. You can also Again,
A watermark across two wales can be knitted in the desired position for all wales.

When the first perelin knitting needle 3A and the second perelin knitting needle 3B are alternately mounted in the separate knitting needle mounting grooves 12 as in the above-described embodiment, the bulging portions 34a and 34b are provided. Is shifted in the direction in which the vera knitting needle 4 advances and retreats, so that the hook 33 of the first perelin knitting needle 3A
a, 33a and a hook 33b of the second perelin knitting needle 3B.
33b is shifted in the direction in which the vera knitting needle 4 advances and retreats.

For this reason, each of the hooks 33a, 33
(b) The magnitude of the tension of the sinker loop locked by b is different, so that uniform tension cannot be obtained, and there is a possibility that an excessive force is generated in the yarn, and the force of pulling the sinker loop is weak, and the vera knitting needle 4 second perelin knitting needle 3 located on the retreat side
In B, the sinker loops are hooked 33a, 33b.
And may not be transferred to the knitting needle 4.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 7, the notches 33b, 33b of the second perelin knitting needle 3B close to the sinker loop are formed with a notch at an acute angle to prevent the yarn from coming off.

In the above embodiment, the bulging portion 34 is used.
The first perelin knitting needle 3A whose a and 34b are symmetrical
The second perelin knitting needle 3B in which the sheets are stacked and mounted in one knitting needle mounting groove 12, and the bulging portions 34a and 34b are bilaterally symmetric.
13 are mounted in one knitting needle mounting groove 12, but as in the embodiment shown in FIG.
Among the superposed ones of the perelin knitting needles 3A and the second perelin knitting needles 3B, the first perelin knitting needles 3A and the second perelin knitting needles 3B having different swelling positions and swelling directions of the swelling portions 34a and 34b are overlapped and overlapped. The first perelin knitting needle 3A and the second perelin knitting needle 3B may be mounted in one knitting needle mounting groove 12. At this time, the first and second Perelin knitting needles 3A and 3B
And the same combination is mounted in the adjacent knitting needle mounting groove 12.

In this manner, the first perelin knitting needle 3A and the second perelin knitting needle 3B are arranged such that the bulging portion 34a or 34b of one perelin knitting needle 3A or 3B is used as a roof tile so that the other perelin knitting needle can be used. Since the perforin knitting needles 3 can be arranged so as to always overlap with the bulging portions 34b or 34a of 3B or 3A in the same state, the sinker loop can be pulled with an equal force. As a result, the force applied to the yarn is equalized, and stable knitting can be performed.

It is needless to say that the present invention can be applied not only to a circular knitting machine but also to a flat knitting machine as in the above-described embodiment.

Further, the Perelin knitting needle may be mounted in all of the knitting needle mounting grooves of the cylinder, or the Perelin knitting needle and the spatula knitting needle may be combined with a desired knitted fabric pattern, for example, an open stitch pattern and a rubber knitting pattern. As in the case of alternately knitting, for example, a Perelin knitting needle and a spatula knitting needle may be arranged in a cylinder.

Also, in the knitting machine for weft knitting of the present invention, the density of the open stitches on the knitted fabric can be increased. It is possible to knit a desired watermark on the ground, and in the past, it became possible to knit a watermark even in a wale where a watermark could not be knit,
Because the watermark can be knitted on any wale,
Watermarks extending over two wales can be knitted at desired positions for all wales, and diversification of patterns at the time of knitting becomes possible.

Further, according to the present invention, since the density of the open stitches on the knitted fabric can be increased, knitting of a Russell-like mesh knitted fabric is also possible.

[0047]

According to the present invention, at least a pair of needle beds are provided in a state in which the teeth are brought close to each other, and a plurality of knitting needle mounting grooves are formed in each of the needle beds, and the knitting needle mounting grooves are formed in the needle mounting grooves. The knitting needles are mounted so as to be able to slide forward and backward, respectively, and the knitting fabric is knitted in cooperation with a knitting needle mounting groove of one of the needle beds and a knitting needle mounted in the knitting needle mounting groove of the other needle bed. In a knitting machine for weaving knitting tissue, in which a perelin knitting needle having a swelling portion having a hooking portion for hooking a sinker loop is slidably attached and retracted, the perelin knitting needle is connected to an adjacent knitting needle mounting groove. In order not to interfere with each other when attached to the swelling portion, a plurality of types of bulging portions having a hooking portion are formed at different positions that do not overlap with each other in the advance / retreat direction of the knitting needle attached to another needle bed. Since it is configured, put the Perelin knitting needle in the adjacent knitting needle mounting groove Also, the bulging portions do not interfere with each other, the perforin knitting needle can be mounted in the adjacent knitting needle mounting groove to knit the open stitch, and the density of the open stitch on the knitted fabric can be increased. Since the watermarks can be knitted on any of the wales, the watermarks extending over two wales can be knitted at desired positions with respect to all the wales, and the patterns at the time of knitting can be diversified.

Further, knitting of Russell-like mesh knitted fabric is also possible, and while being a knitting machine for knitting a weft knitting structure,
Like a knitted fabric knitted with a knitting machine that knits a vertical knitting structure,
It becomes possible to knit a lace-like knitting time.

Moreover, since the knitting is performed by the weft knitting structure, the open stitch can be formed with a desired knitted fabric width, and the loss of the knitted fabric can be minimized.

Further, the perelin knitting needle is formed by
The tip part which enters the sinker loop and the tip part are continuous,
A swelling portion having a hook portion swelling toward one side in the thickness direction of the thin plate-like body, and a shaft portion continuous with the swelling portion and having a wider width than the tip portion and the swelling portion are provided. The first perelin knitting needle and the first knitting needle, which are formed so as to overlap at the same position and have the same position in the lengthwise direction of the thin plate-like body in the lengthwise direction of the thin bar as to prevent the bulging portion from being shifted in the width direction from the shaft portion so as not to overlap. In the case of using two pererelin knitting needles, the open stitch can be knitted with a simple configuration by mounting pererelin knitting needles in adjacent knitting needle mounting grooves.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partial cross-sectional view schematically showing a knitting machine for weft knitting according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a partial inner view of a cam for moving a perelin knitting needle used in a knitting machine for weft knitting knitting according to the present invention forward and backward.

FIG. 3 is a front view of perelin knitting needles (first and second perelin knitting needles) used in a knitting machine for weft knitting according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a side view of a first Perelin knitting needle used in a knitting machine for weft knitting according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is an enlarged side view of a main part of the first perelin knitting needle shown in FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is a side view of a second Perelin knitting needle used in a knitting machine for weft knitting according to the present invention.

FIG. 7 is an enlarged side view of a main part of the second perelin knitting needle shown in FIG. 6;

FIG. 8 is a partial cross-sectional view showing a state where first and second Perelin knitting needles used in a knitting machine for weft knitting according to the present invention are assembled to a cylinder.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory view showing a state in which first and second Perelin knitting needles used in the knitting machine for weft knitting according to the present invention are alternately arranged, and all are at the retracted position.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory view showing a state in which only the first perelin knitting needle is advanced in a state where the first and second perelin knitting needles used in the knitting machine for weft knitting according to the present invention are alternately arranged. .

FIG. 11 is a knitting state diagram showing a part of a knitted fabric when the first and second perelin knitting needles are alternately advanced and knitted in a state in which the first and second perelin knitting needles are alternately arranged. .

FIG. 12 shows a state in which first and second perelin knitting needles used in the knitting machine for weft knitting according to the present invention are alternately arranged, and a part of the first and second perelin knitting needles are arranged. Explanatory drawing which shows the state which advanced simultaneously.

FIG. 13 shows another embodiment of the knitting machine for weft knitting according to the present invention, in which the first and second Perelin knitting needles used in the knitting machine are overlapped to form one knitting needle mounting groove. FIG.

FIG. 14 is an explanatory view showing a conventional knitting machine for weaving a weft knitting structure having a watermark.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Cylinder (needle bed) 11 Tooth mouth part 12 Knitting needle mounting groove 2 Dial (needle bed) 21 Tooth mouth part 22 Knitting needle mounting groove 3 Perelin knitting needle 3A First Perelin knitting needle 32a Tip part 33a Hook part 34a Swelling part 35a Shaft part 3B Second Perelin knitting needle 32b Tip part 33b Hooking part 34b Swelling part 35b Shaft part 4 Vera knitting needle

Claims (3)

[Claims] An at least one pair of needle beds are provided in a state in which the tooth gaps are brought close to each other, and a plurality of knitting needle mounting grooves are formed in each needle bed, and the knitting needles are respectively advanced and retracted in the knitting needle mounting grooves. Knitted fabric is knitted in cooperation with the knitting needles installed in the knitting needle mounting grooves of any one of the needle beds, and the sinker loop is hooked. A knitting machine for weft knitting tissue knitting, in which a perelin knitting needle formed with a bulging portion having a hooking portion is slidably movable forward and backward, wherein the perelin knitting needle is mounted in an adjacent knitting needle mounting groove. In order not to sometimes interfere with each other, the bulging portion having the hooking portion is constituted by a plurality of types formed at different positions that do not overlap with each other in the advance / retreat direction of the knitting needle mounted on another needle bed. A knitting machine for weft knitting organization knitting, characterized in that: 2. The perelin knitting needle is a thin plate-like body, and has a tip portion which protrudes into a sinker loop, a bulge portion which is continuous with the tip portion and has a hook portion which bulges toward one thickness direction of the thin plate-like body. A continuation of the bulging portion, a tip portion and a shaft portion wider than the bulging portion are provided, and the tip portion overlaps at the same position, and the position of the hooking portion is the same position in the length direction of the thin plate. The weft knitting knitting fabric according to claim 1, wherein the bulging portion is constituted by a first perelin knitting needle and a second perelin knitting needle formed so as to be shifted from the shaft portion in the width direction so as not to overlap. Knitting machine. 3. A needle bed is provided with at least a pair of needle beds in a state in which the teeth are brought close to each other, and a plurality of knitting needle mounting grooves are formed in each needle bed, and the knitting needle mounting grooves respectively slide a knitting needle forward and backward. Knitted fabric is knitted in the knitting needle mounting groove of any one of the needle beds in cooperation with the knitting needle mounted in the knitting needle mounting groove of the other needle bed, and the sinker loop is hooked. A weft knitting structure in which a perelin knitting needle having a bulging portion having a hooking portion is mounted thereon, and two perelin knitting needles whose bulging directions are opposite to each other are mounted and mounted on one knitting needle mounting groove. Knitted fabric using a knitting machine for
A knitted fabric characterized in that the openwork across the wales is knitted at a desired position for all wales.