JP3113583U - Seamless gloves - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To sew an end portion of a rubber part in a flat knitted seamless glove having a double part in which a part of a rubber part on a wrist side is folded inward and an end edge part is sewn on a back surface. Provided is a seamless glove that can improve work efficiency and can suitably ensure the appearance and feel of an edge portion of a rubber part, and can suitably suppress fraying of the edge part.
An end edge portion 20 of a rubber portion 16 is formed by knitting with a core span yarn 24 thinner than a knitting yarn 12 so far, and a rubber yarn 14 is knitted into each of the seven courses. Even in a contracted state of the core span yarn 24 after knitting, the core spun yarn 24 is made thinner than the knitted fabric adjacent to the edge 20.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a seamless glove having a double wrist portion.

  There is provided a seamless glove that has a rubber part knitted with rubber yarn on the wrist side and is integrally knitted from a fingertip by flat knitting. One type of such seamless gloves is a part of the rubber part that is folded inward to give the glove a high-class feel, to prevent the wrist end from being caught when worn, and to improve the touch of the wrist. Some have a wrist part with a double part formed by sewing the back part on the back (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2).

    Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 16-1000012     Registration No. 3103966

  However, in the seamless gloves as described above, the edge of the rubber part tends to wind from the back side to the front side (to the outside in the case of a knitted glove) due to the flat knitting. In addition, it is difficult to avoid a reduction in the efficiency of the sewing work because it is necessary to sew while winding the edge of the folded rubber part as much as possible.

  In addition, the edge after sewing is likely to be bulky or poor in appearance due to the winding of the rubber edge, and if it is sewn with a large amount of winding, it will become even more bulky and look worse. There was also a problem that it was damaged. This becomes more pronounced as the fabric becomes thicker.

  Even though the rubber edge is located inside the seamless glove, it is close to the wrist opening and easily visible to the public. It is important to ensure.

  Further, since the loop of the knitting yarn of the seamless glove is relatively large and loose, there has been a problem that the knitting yarn at the edge portion of the rubber portion is easily frayed.

  The present invention has been made in the background of the above circumstances, and its purpose is that a part of the rubber part on the wrist side is folded back inward and the edge part is sewn on the back surface. In a flat knitted seamless glove with a double part, it is possible to improve the sewing work efficiency of the end part of the rubber part and to ensure the appearance and feel of the end part of the rubber part, and to fray the end part. It is in providing the seamless glove which can suppress suitably.

  In order to achieve the above object, the seamless glove according to claim 1 has a rubber part in which a rubber thread is knitted on the wrist side, and is knitted integrally from a fingertip by a flat knitting, and a part of the rubber part is formed. In a seamless glove provided with a double part which is folded back inward and the edge part is sewn on the back surface, the rubber thread is knitted into at least four courses of the edge part of the rubber part for each course, The edge where the rubber yarn is knitted for each course is narrower than the previous knitting yarn with polyurethane elastic yarn and covering yarn, and the edge is adjacent to the edge even in a contracted state after knitting The knitted fabric is knitted with a covered polyurethane elastic yarn that is thinner than the knitted fabric.

  The seamless glove according to claim 2 is characterized in that, in the seamless glove according to claim 1, the thickness of the knitting yarn is 50 tex or more.

  A seamless glove according to claim 3 is the seamless glove according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the polyurethane elastic yarn has a thickness of 40 to 200 denier.

  The seamless glove according to claim 4 is the seamless glove according to claims 1 to 3, wherein the covered polyurethane elastic yarn is a spun yarn, and the polyurethane elastic yarn is inserted into the core of the spun yarn. It is characterized by being a core span yarn.

  A seamless glove according to claim 5 is characterized in that, in the seamless glove according to claims 1 to 4, the covering yarn is non-thermally weldable.

  In this way, while the rubber yarn is knitted for every course in at least four courses of the rubber edge, which is the final knitted part of the seamless glove, the edge where the rubber thread is knitted for each course is It is knitted with a covered polyurethane elastic yarn that has polyurethane elastic yarn and covering yarn and is thinner than the knitting yarn so far, and even when the covered polyurethane elastic yarn contracts after knitting, the rubber edge is the edge Since the knitted fabric is thinner than the adjacent knitted fabric, the rubber yarn at the edge of the rubber part is closely connected to ensure relatively flatness, and the edge is thinned so that Bulkiness can be suitably suppressed, and it is easy to return even if there is a winding. Thereby, while the efficiency of the sewing operation | work of a rubber part edge part improves, the appearance and the touch of the edge part after sewing can be ensured suitably.

  Further, since the loop of the covered polyurethane elastic yarn is relatively small and tightened due to the elastic contraction after knitting, fraying of the edge portion of the rubber portion can be suitably suppressed.

  Further, in a seamless glove having a relatively thick fabric composed of knitting yarns of 50 tex or more, the step when the end of the rubber part is sewn on the back surface can be suitably suppressed by thinning the end of the rubber part. Therefore, the appearance and the touch can be ensured more suitably from this point.

  Further, the polyurethane elastic yarn of the covered polyurethane elastic yarn is preferably 40 to 200 denier, thereby ensuring a fraying preventing effect and ensuring that the elastic force of the polyurethane elastic yarn is too strong. It can avoid suitably that sewing workability | operativity and appearance are impaired.

  In addition, if a core spun yarn in which a polyurethane elastic yarn is inserted into the core of a spun yarn is used as a covered polyurethane elastic yarn, the covered polyurethane elastic yarn is covered in comparison with a covered polyurethane elastic yarn in which a covering yarn is wound around the polyurethane elastic yarn. Since the polyurethane elastic yarn has little elongation, the bulk of the covered polyurethane elastic yarn due to the elastic shrinkage after knitting, and hence the bulkiness of the rubber edge, can be more suitably suppressed, and it is preferable to cause troubles during knitting. Can be avoided.

  Further, the covering yarn of the covered polyurethane elastic yarn may be so-called heat-welding, but if it is non-heat-welding, the covering yarn does not harden even if heat treatment is performed. The present invention can also be suitably applied to a work glove in which a rubber or resin film or the like is formed at a high temperature at a predetermined portion.

  Hereinafter, the best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described based on examples.

  The seamless glove 10 of FIG. 2 is knitted integrally from the fingertip to the wrist by flat knitting with a knitting yarn 12 (see FIG. 3) consisting of, for example, four 20th hand cotton yarns by a 10G flat knitting machine, For example, a rubber or resin film is formed on the outer surface of the outer surface except the back portion at a high temperature of about 100 to 200 ° C. and used as a work glove.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the seamless glove 10 has, on the wrist side, a rubber portion 16 in which, for example, a 60-70th rubber yarn 14 is knitted by tack knitting for each predetermined course of the knitting yarn 12. The rubber portion 16 is formed with a double portion 18 formed by folding a part thereof inward.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the double portion 18, in the state of the table with the seamless glove 10 being knitted, folds a part of the rubber portion 16 outward and extends the edge 20 over the entire circumference. The seamless glove 10 is formed by sewing on the surface with a woolen nylon thread 22 of about 110 denier, and then turning it over so that the edge 20 is sewn on the back as shown in FIGS. Is obtained.

  The edge portion 20 of the rubber portion 16 is knitted, for example, 8 courses by a core spun yarn 24 in which a 120-denier polyurethane elastic yarn is inserted into the core of a 20th cotton yarn, for example, and the outermost edge thereof is excluded. The rubber yarn 14 is knitted for each course over seven courses. As a result, the edge portion 20 of the rubber portion 16 is coupled with the elastic shrinkage force of the core spun yarn 24 so that the rubber yarns 14 are closely connected to each other, and relatively flatness is ensured. Even if there is a tendency to wind to the side, it is easy to return.

  The knitting yarn 12 has a total thickness corresponding to about 118 tex, while the core spun yarn 24 has a total thickness corresponding to about 43 tex (about 36% of the knitting yarn 12). As described above, the core span yarn 24 is significantly thinner than the knitting yarn 12, and the bulkiness due to the shrinkage after knitting of the core span yarn 24 is suppressed due to the relatively hard property inherent in the core span yarn. As shown in FIG. 1, the end edge portion 20 of the rubber portion 16 is preferably thinner than the knitted fabric of the rubber portion 16 adjacent to the end edge portion 20.

  In FIG. 1, the knitting yarn 12 and the core span yarn 24 are drawn integrally for the sake of convenience. In FIG. 3, only a part of each of the knitting yarn 12, the woolly nylon yarn 22, and the core span yarn 24 is shown.

  Here, in this embodiment, since the seamless glove 10 is used by turning it over after knitting, as shown in FIG. 3, the double portion 18 is formed in the state of being knitted and the end thereof is formed. The edge 20 is sewn to the surface. At this time, the edge 20 has a tendency to be easily wound inward. As described above, according to this embodiment, the end of the rubber part 16 is The edge 20 is relatively flat and the edge 20 is relatively thin, so that the winding and bulkiness of the edge 20 can be suitably suppressed and the edge 20 is wound. It becomes easy to return. As a result, the efficiency of the sewing operation of the end edge portion 20 is improved, and the sewing state is preferably obtained, so that the appearance and feel of the end edge portion 20 can be suitably ensured.

  Further, according to the present embodiment, the present invention is applied to the seamless glove 10 having a cloth thickness of about 118 tex, and the end edge 20 is sewn by reducing the end edge 20 of the rubber part 16. Since the step when worn is suitably suppressed, the appearance and feel of the edge 20 can be suitably secured also from this point, and is particularly preferable for the seamless glove 10 having a cloth thickness. is there.

  Further, according to the present embodiment, the seamless glove 10 is used on the back side, and the sewn end edge 20 has a tendency to be easily wound inward in FIG. 14 is considerably concealed and is not conspicuous, so that the appearance of the end edge 20 is further improved.

  In addition, according to the present embodiment, the loop of the core span yarn 24 is relatively small and tightened due to elastic contraction after knitting, so that fraying of the end edge portion 20 of the rubber portion 16 can be suitably suppressed, Deterioration of appearance due to fraying before and after sewing can be suitably prevented.

  In addition, according to the present embodiment, since the core spun yarn 24 having the property of being hardly stretched is used as the covered polyurethane elastic yarn, it is possible to suitably avoid troubles during knitting caused by excessive stretching.

  Further, according to the present embodiment, when the seamless glove 10 is used for a work glove in which a rubber or resin film is formed at a high temperature except for the back on the outer surface, the covering yarn of the core spun yarn 24 is Provided is a working glove that is a cotton yarn and does not harden by heat unlike a heat-welded yarn, so that the touch of the edge 20 of the rubber portion 16 is not impaired, and the appearance and feel of the wrist portion is good. Can do.

  In addition, in the said Example, although the seamless glove 10 is back use, this invention is applicable also to the front-use seamless glove. In the case of using the front side, the end of the rubber part is sewn in the state of the back, and the end part tends to be wound outward, so the final loop is considerably more noticeable than in the case of using the back side. However, by applying the present invention, the final loop becomes smaller due to the shrinkage force of the covered polyurethane elastic yarn, the appearance is greatly improved, and substantially the same effect as in the above embodiment can be obtained. It is.

  Moreover, in the said Example, although the rubber thread | yarn 14 is knitted for every 7 courses of the edge part 20 of the rubber | gum part 16, it is not necessarily required, and it is not necessary for every course at least 4 courses of an edge part. If the rubber yarn is knitted into the belt, the flatness of the edge portion can be secured to some extent, and the temporary effect of the present invention can be obtained.

  In the above-described embodiment, the core spun yarn 24 having a 120 denier polyurethane elastic yarn is used. The thickness of the polyurethane elastic yarn is further related to the thickness of the covering yarn, the covering method, and the like. In order to obtain a temporary effect of the present invention, it is preferably in the range of 40 to 200 denier.

  If it is thinner than 40 denier, it becomes difficult to obtain the desired fraying prevention effect because the elastic shrinkage force is too weak, and the final loop is likely to be disturbed by a large disturbance, whereas if it is thicker than 200 denier, the elastic shrinkage force is strong. This is because the sewing workability and the appearance may be impaired due to passing too much.

  In the above-described embodiment, the core spun yarn 24 whose covering yarn is a cotton yarn is used as the covered polyurethane elastic yarn. However, it is not always necessary. For example, a mixed yarn containing cotton or a spun yarn of synthetic fiber is used. The core spun yarn may be used as a covering yarn, or a covered polyurethane elastic yarn in which a short fiber or a long fiber covering yarn is wound around a polyurethane elastic yarn, and the effect of the present invention can be obtained. Can do. In this case, in a seamless glove that is not subjected to high-temperature heat treatment, the covering yarn may be an acrylic-based heat welding yarn.

  In the above embodiment, the knitting yarn 12 is comparatively thick at about 118 tex and the fabric thickness of the seamless glove 10 is considerably thick. However, even if it is thinner than that, the comparison is preferably knitted with knitting yarn of 50 tex or more. If the present invention is applied to a seamless glove having an appropriate cloth thickness, the step of the rubber part edge can be suitably suppressed, so that substantially the same effect as in the above embodiment can be obtained. Even a relatively thin seamless glove knitted with a knitting yarn thinner than the tex can obtain a temporary effect of the present invention.

  In addition, it is needless to say that the present invention can be implemented in variously modified and improved modes based on the knowledge of those skilled in the art.

  It is the schematic which expands and shows the II cross section of FIG.   It is a front view which shows the seamless glove which is one Example of this invention.   It is a principal part enlarged view of the state which reversed the seamless glove of FIG. 2, Comprising: It is a figure which abbreviate | omits and shows a part.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Seamless gloves 12 Knitting yarn 14 Rubber yarn 16 Rubber part 18 Double part 20 End edge part 24 Core span yarn

Claims (5)

  A double stitch formed by having a rubber part knitted with rubber thread on the wrist side, knitting integrally from the fingertips by flat knitting, a part of the rubber part folded back inward and the edge part sewn to the back In the seamless glove provided with a portion, the rubber yarn is knitted into at least four courses of the edge portion of the rubber portion every course, and the edge portion into which the rubber yarn is knitted every course is made of polyurethane elastic yarn and The covered knitting yarn is knitted with a covered polyurethane elastic yarn that has a covering yarn and is thinner than the knitting yarn so far and whose edge portion is thinner than the knitted fabric adjacent to the edge portion even in a contracted state after knitting. Seamless gloves.   The seamless glove according to claim 1, wherein the thickness of the knitting yarn is 50 tex or more.   The seamless glove according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the polyurethane elastic yarn has a thickness of 40 to 200 denier.   The seamless glove according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the covered polyurethane elastic yarn is a core spun yarn in which the covering yarn is a spun yarn and the polyurethane elastic yarn is inserted into a core of the spun yarn.   The seamless glove according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the covering yarn is non-thermally weldable.

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