JP2002538324A - Method for automatically forming a tubular knitwear product provided with one or more openings or braces and a product obtained thereby - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a shoulder strap, brace and various openings for legs or arms, preferably formed without the usual cutting and sewing operations. The present invention relates to a tubular knitwear product provided. The present invention enables the separation and automatically programmed cuts at defined areas or rows of stitches, with the proper selection of needles, according to the jacquard weaving design and the working cycle of the knitting machine. This completes the opening (5, 5a) or brace provided with single or double welts, as the case may be. Finally, the present invention almost completely eliminates the snips of ordinary expensive fabrics resulting from modern essential cutting and sewing operations.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to an apparatus and a method for automatically forming a tubular knitwear product provided with one or more openings or braces, and the product obtained thereby.

[0002]

[Prior art]

“Full electronic” circular knitting machines with a distinct diameter have been introduced to the market, and these versatile machines include, for example, bras, panties, dresses, trousers, skirts, teddies, swimwear, technical products In recent years, a great deal of interest has been attracted because it allows the manufacture of a wide range of semi-finished cylindrical products such as item).

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

However, due to some inherent technical limitations, the shoulder strap (
It was impossible to form shoulder strips) and openings and loops for the legs and arms. Most of the knitwear products described above have had to systematically perform additional difficult and costly finishing operations such as cutting or sewing. In practice, a significant amount of fabric (fabric) is required to obtain loops, shoulder straps, and various openings.
) Are discarded, thus continuously and permanently affecting costs.

As a result, the present invention sets its own economic, technical, aesthetic, and commercial sights and substantially reduces or at least partially eliminates the limitations of technology and manufacture as described above, Knitwear products with shoulder straps, braces and various openings are intended to be formed automatically, preferably without throwing away the knitted fabric. as a result,
The main object of the present invention is to provide a tubular knit, usually provided with at least a shoulder strap or loop formed and completed by continuous movement of a needle cylinder, usually with a three-dimensional or molding effect It is an object of the present invention to provide a method of forming a ware product and an associated device. A further object is to provide a method and an associated device for forming a tubular knitwear product provided with at least a shoulder strap, brace or loop obtained without cutting and sewing operations.

An additional object is to provide a method of forming knitwear products, such as bras, panties, underwear, outerwear, skirts, trousers and general technical products that can be obtained without actually throwing away the knitted fabric. And related devices. Another primary purpose was to provide a brace or aperture with single or double ends or multiple layers created using both a dial and a needle or sinker that is appropriately selected and suitable for this purpose. It is to provide a method and apparatus for forming a tubular knitwear product. Finally, a further main object is a method of forming a tubular product consisting of a three-dimensional knitted fabric formed by a constant long exclusion of a group of needles, alternating with other groups of working needles. Device.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

The above object, in particular, comprises in particular a step of forming a knitted fabric of a first length of tubular knit, which is substantially end-finished in a last stitch course and is cylindrical in shape, This is accomplished by a method of automatically forming a tubular knitwear product on a knitting machine provided with at least a needlebed as specified in the paragraph. The method includes forming a knitted fabric of at least a second length knit provided with at least a side opening by excluding a predetermined number of needles of a needle bed from the knit forming process for a predetermined time; Forming a knitted fabric of a third length of tubular knit by means of an automatic or programmed cut of a predetermined number of needles in the needle bed. The third length starts from the first stitch course. Advantageously, during the step of forming the knitted fabric of the second length of tubular knit, the predetermined number of needles excluded from the process are completely separate from the formation of the knitwear product. Further, during the step of forming the knitted fabric of the second length tubular knit, the needles excluded from the process are in close proximity to each other. Further objects are evident from the description, the embodiments, the accompanying drawings and combinations thereof, in addition to the final claims. The characteristics and advantages of the invention that result therefrom will be readily apparent from the following description of embodiments provided by way of example, and will be effectively applied to most knitwear and sock circular knitting machines. Could be done.

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BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

The description is made with reference to the accompanying drawings. The effects described above are easily achieved according to the present invention. By way of non-limiting example only, most of the description will be based on a needle bed or cylinder rotating with respect to a stationary cam or vice versa, and a complete feed provided with one or more yarn feeders. A complete feeding station, preferably an electrifying needle selector controllable to cooperate to form a stitch according to the work cycle and the jacquard weave, and a pneumatic or pneumatic for drawing the knitted fabric. A round machine provided with at least a system of machines. Finally, the machine is also provided with a dial with a selectable needle or hook.

[0008] At present, many tubular products are finished in a painstaking cutting operation along a predefined line and are joined by elaborate and costly sewing operations. For example,
1 and 2, a knitted cylinder 1 provided with a double welt 2
Is, in principle, cut along the dashed line so as to define the front part A with respect to the rear part P and finally to sew the resulting ends S together at the extremities 3. These operations, which vary in size and type, necessarily produce a significant amount of shards, often more than 20% of the original knitted fabric. This is a permanent waste, significantly affecting the final cost of the product. The invention may be implemented initially using a conventional graphic station or control or storage device, or using electromechanical, magnet, optical devices and any other means suitable for such purpose. The work cycle or jacquard design is performed by setting up or programming information that is directly or indirectly directed to the needle and jack or other member that directly or indirectly assists in the formation of the fabric.

In accordance with the present invention, the knit tube shown in FIG. 3 is formed starting from the double welt 2a using a dial hook (not shown). After some course, following the work cycle or jacquard, the loop is completely released by a part of the needles, corresponding to the symmetrically opposed areas or lines 5, 5a.

In particular, FIG. 4 shows an enlarged section 6 of FIG. Double welt 2a
Is completed, it is in principle a simple jersey and the lines 5, 5a described above
The knitted fabric 30 in close proximity to the knitted fabric 30 shown in FIGS.
The term "unravelling" as known to those skilled in the art, characterized by being knitted in tack knits and welts indicated at 3,14,15 by selecting the appropriate needle to knit
It is preferably modified into a worked jersey 7.

In order to increase the resistance of the knitted fabric 7 against unwinding, one or more stitch courses, which take place prior to the release of the loop along the line 5 a, gradually increase at a controlled temperature during the finishing phase. This is done with the additional use of special heat-bonding yarns that can be melted. Automatic release of the loop, ie a stitch along the line or opening 5 (and / or 5a) by the needle, results in a single end 8 or edge 9. These ends 8 or edges 9
Under normal circumstances, they tend to wind around themselves, such as 10, 11.

[0012] Aesthetic and functional effects are sometimes perceived in knitwear products intended for young, practical customers. Conversely, the present invention provides a simple edge as described above, characterized by having a telescopic and double welt, technically similar to end 2a described above, for more demanding customers. (simple border) 9 or end (
edge) 8. The welt may be knitted in various ways, for example using a hook of a dial selected for this purpose, or a portion of a cylinder needle, for example, a uniform needle AP, which continues to knit while each supports the last loop 8
Using the odd-numbered needle AD shown in FIG.

[0013] Thus, the inner frills or flounces Bi are formed as shown in FIG. 8 and have a three-dimensional shape in which the width and height are widely adjustable and the growth is distinguished. It is a stitch. Finally, the double edge is a special knitting sinker (not shown) that can maintain the first stitch row and can be released on command.
obtained using a sinker).

Furthermore, it should be noted that the term so-called "waste", known to the person skilled in the art, means that the first or last row can be located inside and outside the knitted tube. . The release of the stitch by the needle can also be obtained in various ways or times, depending on the necessity or technical or weaving factors. In a preferred embodiment, if the machine or work cycle is set to "zero", all feeds are cancelled, the spits are excluded, and all needles in the non-working position are engaged in the last loop. Subsequently, only the programmed needle is completely lifted from the single supply to release the associated loop or stitch.

At this point, the knit tubing is engaged only with a portion of the needle and the knit forming process depends on the interference of the mechanical or pneumatically movable members with the tab opener (tab).
opener), depending on the article to be formed, simple edge
Or resume work at the double end. According to the present invention, a cylinder needle (needles) for a defined stitch area or portion, preferably following automatic and programmed exclusion of the same stitch area from the stitch forming process. The whole and programmed interruption of the stitch forming process by a part of the cylinder causes a whole and controlled separation of the theoretical and continuous rows of stitches, in which case the former stitches And the latter is characterized by showing the first row of stitches created after the interruption described above.

The tubular knit product 1 shown in FIG. 5, ie the underwear bra or just a bra, is usually engaged in a state corresponding to the center y but detached or separated, and thus the shoulder Assuming the functions and shapes of the strings 20, 21, arrows F1 and F
A laterally open end 2a is provided to automatically create two loops that are folded up according to 2. The stitch areas indicated by reference numerals 11, 13, and 14 can be formed to have various knit structures as shown in Table 2, depending on the variation of moment and, if necessary, the knit structure. In particular, the central region 12
It is structurally and operatively connected to the upper y of the braces 20, 21 or to other broadly distinct areas which can support the chest by themselves or in mutual relation to one another. Referring to DB, this shows the double end that occurs after the formation of the brace 20. In FIG. 6, which is another preferred embodiment, a knitwear cylinder 1 is provided with a normal double end 2a, an end DB, and a nearby area 2B.
In between these are new work cycles or jacquard weaves
, 4, 5a are shown which are longer than similar lines shown in FIGS.

The programmed separation along lines 5, 5 a specifically defines two loops 22,
23. These two loops are folded down and placed side by side or overlapped by a seat function. Stitch center Z
Is sometimes overly controlled by proper selection of the needles, i.e., by reducing the stitches compared to the surrounding area. FIG. 18 shows a bra 1 and panties 1A formed according to the present invention. The central part of the knitwear product described above is characterized by a vertical region characterized by the structure of the worked stitch MO. This area corresponds to the interlace (inte
rlace). That is, it may have a plurality of or popular tuck stitches as shown in FIGS. 10-12 and 13 or one or more appropriately arranged or folded inner stitches as in FIG. 14 and 15 provided with the stitch frills or flounces Bi.

The above-described vertically worked stitch area MO is intended to produce an original aesthetic and functional effect together with other purposes. The center point indicated by the arrows F, F1 is positioned to coincide with the front telescopic end 2 and is sufficiently offset with respect to the horizontal line represented by the respective rear end 2B shown in dashed lines. ing. This shift is caused by the simultaneous presence of two factors that cooperate in various ways, and ultimately, on the other hand, a knit that is made to be less stretchable compared to other surrounding areas. Reduce the number of rows and, on the other hand, increase or decrease their respective tendencies (t
This results in shoulder straps 20, 21 or loops 22, 23 with "end)". Maintaining the natural structural elasticity of the knitted jersey, in particular, is an aesthetically pleasing and particularly appreciable effect. The knitwear products described above are characterized by the presence of upper shoulder straps 20, 21 and lower loops 22, 23, which in certain cases are engaged or overlapped by a seat function. 1A is automatically formed through the selection of a needle such as the so-called "mouth tooth" known to those skilled in the art, or as shown in FIG. The sewn sleeves M1, M2 can be enhanced by the edges or trimmings G formed by the additional sewing decorations required when provided on the product 1. Note that the tubular knitwear product 1 of Fig. 19 is formed by a "teddy" or a swimsuit or two tops having a mere upper end that can be rolled, formed by partial separation of the upper end along the lines 5, 5a. Braces 20, 21
2 schematically shows another similar garment provided with.

Also, other lower braces or loops 22, 23 are formed by partial separation of the lower ends along lines 5b, 5c. Thus, the product 1 is provided with four braces obtained corresponding to the two ends of the knitwear tube and adaptable to various parts of the human body. In particular, the lower central portion K having the seat function is arranged side by side and bent downwardly in the loop 2.
2, 23. In addition, the invention is illustrated by the first being formed by an upper part A and a lower part B, both of which are provided with loops or braces 20, 21, 22, 23 and a double end 2 corresponding to the central part. The development of the knitwear product 1 shown in FIG. Subsequently, one part is inserted into the other part to complete a knitwear product consisting of two coaxial knitted fabrics, provided with various numbers of shoulder straps, in certain cases up to four.

Among the various embodiments falling within the scope of the present invention is the knitwear product 1 shown in FIG. A single wide brace 20a reinforced at the double end 2 is automatically formed by the interruption of the knitting process along the line 5 as well as the programmed cutout. The programmed and repeated disturbances in the work experienced by the knitwear tube and the resumption of the knitting process can be characterized by a double-ended DB corresponding to the openings 03,04 or by a single-ended BS 01,02. And so on. The present invention is understood in connection with the method schematically illustrated in FIGS. 7 to 9, with reference to the knitwear product 1 shown variously in FIGS. Contrary to the usual, some of the impulses or commands, which are usually sent to the needle, which can be considerable, are not sent to a part of the needle according to a defined mechanism or program, due to the unique design. This results in the exclusion of needles lacking input or commands from the knitting process. This exclusion causes a float FF in place of the stitch M, as shown in FIG. Inevitably, the formed knitted fabric or knitted tube is adapted to the predetermined three-dimensional shape of the knitted fabric, which can conform to various human anatomy, and is caused by the overall distinctive stitch growth. Perform structural deformation.

In addition, the above-described floating threads (FF) of FIG. 7 serve a dual purpose, namely to reduce the length of the floating thread and to form a comfortable knit interlace on this basis. 8 can be handled using several needles A, suitably separated in all the exclusions mentioned above and whose operation is shown in FIG. Thus, the present invention furthermore provides for manipulating the floats FF described above and transforming them into a knitted knitted fabric formed using only a portion of the needles present in the relevant area or portion. Can be fulfilled. For example, assume that uniform needles or alternating pairs of needles, ie, a group of three knitting needles followed by one or more excluded needles, etc., are excluded. As in FIG. 8, the simultaneous presence of needles working alternately with the excluded needles, which can be relatively long in the area defined as in FIG. 9 (corresponding to a large number of stitch courses), It is formed by the working needle and the associated loop AD to form a sealed knit frill consisting of a two-layer or knitted fabric Bi as in FIG. It is a sufficient and necessary prerequisite for the formation of a unique stitched knitted fabric combined with obstructed and excluded needles and loops AP. The additional stitches or frills Bi that have been grown are caused by the expansion and contraction of loops or needle stitches AP that are repeatable and / or variable in height and length, excluded from the above-mentioned frill formation and not in operation. It features a stitch that is completely stitched. Such frills Bi are particularly effective when arranged diagonally to repeat the diagonal in order to enhance the support and “padding” effect according to the human body structure and to make them three-dimensional (FIGS. 31 and 32). It is a target. In addition, the described method is illustrated in FIGS. 24 and 25 of Table 4 and illustrates an additional embodiment of the present invention relating to matching the knitwear product 1 to the anatomy. In particular, FIG.
Shows a knitted cylinder 1 having a normally telescopic end 2 in a lateral direction. In such a specific case, the above-mentioned frills Bi formed by two layers or a knitted fabric are provided only in the lower portion inside the knit tube 1. Using individually computer controlled stitch forming cams (not shown), if the density of stitches 13 is required,
It can be widened only in the designated area 11 to enhance the effect of shaping or matching the body structure. At the bottom of the knit tube, in any case, the density of the stitches 12 or the stitches MO to be operated are reduced, and the knit frills Bi are joined together using the above-mentioned technique shown in FIGS. Is formed. FIG. 25 shows the last effect, namely a knitted tube 1 that is properly shaped according to arrow F 1, and the inner frills Bi of the knit formed to effectively contribute to the last effect and correspond to the neck. ing. The knitted product 1 can be integrally formed as a mere head garment or as the first or last part of a training wear, dress or other technical product. FIGS. 26 and 27 differ from FIG. 25 in some variations regarding the presence of the single end 32 and have a bent outer waste 31 or simply bent ends 33,34. FIG. 28 shows a product 1 characterized in that at the beginning of the formation of the knitted tube 35, a certain number of needles appropriately positioned or separated in groups are excluded from the forming process for a certain time. Is shown.

This setting results in stitches that are usually relatively transparent in the rows or folds schematically indicated by dark horizontal lines. The start of the work with these needles, among these effects, as shown in FIG.
It creates a properly positioned knit strain or hole 36 that performs an aesthetic function. The sufficient flexibility of the present invention allows for the actual modification of at least partial shaping and functioning of current sock and knitwear formations to achieve the effects and effects described. The description of the invention, which is necessarily limited, provides the person skilled in the art with room for development to fall entirely within the scope of the invention.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 shows a tubular knitted fabric in which panties to be cut and sewn are defined by broken lines.

FIG. 2 shows a knitted fabric of a tubular knit in which underwear to be cut and sewn is defined by a broken line.

FIG. 3 shows how the knit tube is transformed into a bra with shoulder straps.

FIG. 4 is a detailed enlarged view of FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 shows how the knit tube is transformed into a bra with shoulder straps.

FIG. 6 shows an application example of the present invention for obtaining panties.

FIG. 7 shows technically steps required for forming a three-dimensional knit frill Bi.

FIGS. 8A and 8B technically show the steps required to form a three-dimensional knit frill Bi.

FIG. 9 shows technically steps required for forming a three-dimensional knit frill Bi.

FIG. 10 shows a technical view of an “embossed” or cellular stitch structure.

FIG. 11 shows a so-called “tack knitting” of a needle.

FIG. 12 shows a so-called “tack knitting” of a needle.

FIG. 13 shows a so-called “tack knitting” of a needle.

FIG. 14 shows a needle welt or missing stitch.
).

FIG. 15 shows a needle welt or missing stitch.

FIG. 16 shows a needle welt or missing stitch.

FIG. 17 shows a needle welt or missing stitch.

FIG. 18 shows an embodiment of a knitwear product obtained according to the present invention.

FIG. 19 shows an embodiment of a knitwear product obtained according to the present invention.

FIG. 20 shows an embodiment of a knitwear product obtained according to the present invention.

FIG. 21 shows an embodiment of a knitwear product obtained according to the present invention.

FIG. 22 shows an embodiment of a knitwear product obtained according to the present invention.

FIG. 23 shows an embodiment of a knitwear product obtained according to the present invention.

FIG. 24 shows a knit tube formed to have a headgear function.

FIG. 25 shows a knitted cylinder formed to have a winding function.

FIG. 26 shows a knitted cylinder formed to have a winding function.

FIG. 27 shows a knitted cylinder formed to have a winding function.

FIG. 28 shows a knitted cylinder formed to have a winding function.

FIG. 29 shows knitted deformations or holes.

FIG. 30 shows a front view of a bra with double ends and shoulder straps.

FIG. 31 shows a side view of another brassiere provided with double ends and shoulder straps.

FIG. 32 shows a horizontal or sloped view of the frill of FIG. 31.

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[Submission date] March 5, 2001 (2001.3.5)

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Patent application title: Method of automatically forming a tubular knitwear product provided with one or more openings or braces and the product obtained thereby

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The present invention relates to a method for automatically forming a tubular knitwear product provided with one or more openings or braces, and to the product obtained thereby.

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However, due to some inherent technical limitations, a shoulder strap (
It was impossible to form shoulder strips) and openings and loops for the legs and arms. Most of the knitwear products described above have had to systematically perform additional difficult and costly finishing operations such as cutting or sewing. In practice, a significant amount of fabric (fabric) is required to obtain loops, shoulder straps, and various openings.
) Are discarded, thus continuously and permanently affecting costs. A method for providing a waist opening in pantyhose is disclosed in U.S. Pat.
4,022,035. In this way, the two tubular legs of the pantyhose are knitted by the continuous movement of the needle cylinder. On the other hand, a waist opening is provided in the center of the tubular pantyhose by releasing a plurality of nearby needles and alternately operating the needle cylinder.

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SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The above-described object is, in effect, to provide a knitted fabric of a first length tubular knit, the end of which is treated in a last stitch course and is cylindrical. Particularly comprising a forming step, which is accomplished by a method for automatically forming a tubular knitwear product on a knitting machine provided with at least a needlebed according to the appended claims. Further objects are evident from the description, the embodiments, the accompanying drawings and combinations thereof, in addition to the final claims. The characteristics and advantages of the invention that result therefrom will be readily apparent from the following description of embodiments provided by way of example, and will be effectively applied to most knitwear and sock circular knitting machines. Could be done.

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The description is made with reference to the accompanying drawings. The effects described above are easily achieved according to the present invention. By way of non-limiting example only, most of the description will be based on a needle bed or cylinder rotating with respect to a stationary cam or vice versa, and a complete feed provided with one or more yarn feeders. A complete feeding station, preferably an electrifying needle selector controllable to cooperate to form a stitch according to the work cycle and the jacquard weave, and a pneumatic or pneumatic for drawing the knitted fabric. A circular knitting machine provided with at least a system of machines. Finally, the circular knitting machine is also provided with a dial with a selectable needle or hook.

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This setting results in stitches that are usually relatively transparent in the rows or folds schematically indicated by dark horizontal lines. The start of the work with these needles, among these effects, as shown in FIG.
It creates a properly positioned knit strain or hole 36 that performs an aesthetic function. The sufficient flexibility of the present invention allows for the actual modification of at least partial shaping and functioning of current sock and knitwear formations to achieve the effects and effects described.

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Claims (18)

[Claims] 1. A step of forming a knitted fabric of a first length of tubular knit having a cylindrical shape, ending with a last stitch course, wherein the knitting machine is provided with at least a needle bed or a cylinder. In a method for automatically forming a knit product, forming a knitted fabric of a second length tubular knit having at least a side opening by excluding a predetermined number of needles of a needle bed from the knit forming process for a predetermined time. Forming a knitted fabric of a third length of tubular knit by automatically and programmed scoring the predetermined number of needles in the needle bed in the knit forming process; The method wherein the third length starts from the first stitch course. 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the predetermined number of needles removed from the process during the step of forming the knitted fabric of the tubular knit of the second length completely releases the knitwear product to be formed. Item 1. The method of Item 1. 3. The plurality of needles excluded from the process during the step of forming the knitted fabric of the tubular knit of the second length are aligned with one another.
the method of. 4. The plurality of needles excluded from the process during the step of forming the knitted fabric of the tubular knit of the second length are selected according to a predetermined sequence along a needle bed. 1 or 2 methods. 5. Automatically formed by continuous movement of said cylinder,
The method of claim 1 for forming a tubular knitwear product having at least a completed shoulder strap or loop and having a three-dimensional and molding effect. 6. The method of claim 5 for forming a tubular knitwear product having at least said shoulder straps, braces or openings obtained generally without cutting and sewing operations. 7. To form a knitwear product obtained without inherently leaving a piece of knitted fabric, provided with single or double ends, and usually provided with at least a completed shoulder strap or loop. The method of claim 6. 8. The tension of the worked stitch (MO) is such that in the central area and preferably in the front area (F1, F2), the determined position of the front elastic end (2) is part of the same rear end. The method of claim 7 for forming knitwear products such as brassieres and panties, characterized in that it corresponds to raising or lowering. 9. The method of claim 8 for forming a knitwear product wherein the two coaxial knitted fabrics are provided with shoulder straps or loops. 10. The method of claim 9 for forming a knitwear product that is sewn without leaving a cut in the knitted fabric and that is provided with a shoulder strap or loop suitable for providing an additional sleeve. 11. For some needles, such as odd numbered needles,
Preferably formed by a certain selection, or formed by alternating pairs of needles, i.e. a group of three knitting needles followed by one or more excluded needles, etc. and comprising a multilayer knitted fabric The presence of frills, and thus a plurality of needles in the excluded state, for at least forming the frills of a two-layer or knitted knit in a regular knit tube in a defined area for a relatively long time. 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the function of knitting the needle during the operation is provided simultaneously. 12. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the inner frill is variable and repeatable in both height and width and comprises a plurality of layers of knitted fabric. 13. A circular knitting machine for forming a knitwear product, usually a technical product, according to the method of claim 1, comprising a needle rotating with respect to a stationary cam and / or another knitting compatible. Needle beds and / or cylinders provided with movable parts and / or vice versa, complete feeding stations provided with one or more clasps, preferably electrification or electromechanical needle selection devices, knitted fabrics or socks Circular knitting machine comprising at least a thread cutting device or another dial provided with a hook provided with an upper needle bed as well as a system for pulling out a needle. 14. At least the completed shoulder strap or loop formed automatically by the continuous movement of the needle cylinder, ie the shoulder strap, brace or one or more openings obtained without cutting and sewing operations. 14. The circular knitting machine according to claim 13, for forming a knitwear product at least provided and having a generally three-dimensional and molding effect. 15. A knitwear product obtained by the method according to claim 1. 16. The knitwear product of claim 15, characterized by tack knitting, welting, embossing, cellular. 17. An article according to claim 15, characterized in that it is provided with an interlace, characterized by the presence of lateral frills (Bi) and oblique frills (Bi).
Knitwear products. 18. An apparatus for preparing a diagram or work cycle comprising the step of selectively communicating information to a needle according to the method of claim 1.