JPH02133637A - Method for knitting increased stitch - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To form a fabric free from hardness and thick feeling without boring hole in increased stitch by knitting a yarn after turning the yarn crossing between opposed needles of opposed needle bed once or a half to form stitch for increasing weave. CONSTITUTION:When a pair of planar needle beds F and B are opposite arranged and yarn is alternately fed to the needle beds to knit a cylindrical fabric, the yarn is fed to needles A, C and E of needle bed F to form stitch and then the yarn is fed to a vacant needle G of opposed needle bed B. Then when a carriage is moved to opposite direction, the yarn is fed to the needles F, D and B of the needle bed B to form a stitch. Thereafter, loop hung on the needle G of needle bed B is moved to the needle G of needle bed F. In this time, the loop is rotated a half or once. Then knitting in the following course is similarly carried out.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Field of Industrial Application] The present invention describes how to fabricate a cylindrical wire 41 using a flat knitting machine. Concerning the knitting method when knitting 1)'.

[Prior art] When knitting a fabric using a flat knitting machine, the knitting width is changed by increasing or decreasing the number of needles in the cylindrical chamber to knit a fabric in a predetermined shape. By carrying out step 45, a knitting method is adopted that saves raw material yarn by making the product without cutting it, eliminates seams (and thereby improves the feel of the product, etc.).

Various methods of knitting the stitches have been considered in the past (Japanese Patent Publication No. 46-28705@), but in the conventional method, the sinker loops that were first formed due to the stitches being widened were formed following the stitches that were widened. Since it is pulled by the needle loop of the next course, there is a drawback that a large hole is formed in the part where the knot is increased.

Therefore, in order to eliminate this drawback, the present applicant considered eliminating the presence of the hole in the enlarged part, but N4 Kosho 58-47
49f3@), the knitted fabric in the widened part sometimes felt stiff.

K Problems to be Solved by the Invention y The present invention has been made in consideration of the above-mentioned problem, and provides a method to prevent holes from being formed in the widened part during widening when knitting a tubular knitted fabric on a flat knitting machine. The purpose is to obtain a 4B fabric with no hardness, thickness, etc. in the core.

In the invention as claimed in claim 1, f-stages for solving the problem When knitting a knitted fabric, the first course is knitted by pulling the needle bed on one side, and when the second course is knitted by the needles on the needle bed on the other side, the knitted fabric is locked. The yarn is fed to all the needles that are in contact with the needles on the other side of the needle bed, and then the yarn is fed to the needles that are holding the knitted fabric on the other side of the needle bed.
After knitting the course, transfer the loops that are locked to all the needles to all the needles that are in contact with the needles that are locking the knitted fabric on one side of the needle bed, and lock all the needles and the knitted fabric. The stitches are increased by feeding the yarn through the nails that are attached and forming 8 third courses using this section.

Specifically, the needles according to claim 2 are arranged so that the same number of yarns are provided on both sides of the center line by rotating the head (knitting a bag-like knitted fabric by alternately feeding the yarn to the needle bed). When knitting the first course with the needles on one side of the needle bed, and moving on to knitting the second course with the needles on the other side of the needle bed, the needles on the other side that are holding the knitted fabric After feeding the yarn to all the needles that are in contact with the needles of the bed, feeding the yarn to the needles that are holding the knitted fabric on the other side of the needle bed, and knitting the second course with the fed needles, The third course is made by feeding yarn to all 84 that hold the knitted fabric on the needle bed.
Then, on the other side of the needle bed, yarn is fed to the needles that have locked the knitted fabric including the empty needles, and the fourth course is knitted to increase the number of stitches.

K action
The threads running between the opposing needles of the needle bed are twisted half a time or once before being knitted.

At the conclusion of the Song Dynasty, the length of the loop that was increased by the amount of twisting became shorter, and the length of the loop that was increased by one additional point was drawn in, making 311 [1
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[Example 1] An example of the present invention will be described below using an example of knitting a plain knitted fabric into a cylindrical shape.

An example of knitting a cylindrical fabric using flat knitting 11411 is the sleeve portion 100 of clothing. An example is shown in Figure 1.

To carry out this method of illumination, the front and back should be
A 2-bed or 4-bed flat knitting machine with one bed is used to knit a cylindrical fabric, but an example in which a 2-bed knitting machine is used is illustrated. When using a knitting machine with four beds, it is recommended to use an appropriate bed among the two beds in each front row.

The above 8R gear ridge (not shown) has a knitting lock and a transfer 1-lock, and when the carriage runs, transfer is performed by the transfer 1-0 on the leading side, and the knitting cam on the trailing side is transferred. Organize with.

The organization chart of the knitted fabric knitted by the present Bonmei method is shown in Fig. 2. The knitted fabric shown in Fig. 2 is knitted by a flat knitting machine as described above, and the front knitted fabric FF knitted with 4Aittl flat [1st bed F] is indicated by a thick solid line on the pack bed B of the knitting machine.
T: The back knitted fabrics BF to be knitted are each shown by a thin solid line. In Figure 2, the front knitted fabric F is A5 from the left.
Back 2nd knitted fabric BFf is knitted from right to left, tubular 1. :,,
A knitted fabric is formed.

In the organization chart shown in FIG. 2, the yarn is fed to course I.

As shown in Figure 3-1, the yarn 1 of course ■ is fed to every other needle A, C, and E of the front bed, and when knitting by the front bed needles is completed, the carriage (not shown) By the reversal movement of (z), course (2) is organized. Course ■ is knitted (Fig. 3-2) by every other needle F, D, B in the position corresponding to the needles not used in the pack bed B. reactor.

- The needles that are not used during the above knitting are lowered to the rest position and are waiting. Next, courses (2) and (4) are organized in the same manner as courses (2) and (3) (Figures 3-3 and 34).

Next, increasing stitch loop 2 is knitted on course V of front knitted fabric F[JJ. That is, in course V, yarn is fed to pulls A, C, and E of front bed F and needle G of back bed B, and an enlarged stitch is formed by needle G of pack bed B (Fig. 3-5).
. The tt G is a needle.

On the next back side of the knitted fabric, knitting is performed by the nails F, D, and B of the back bed B, and the knitting of the space Vl of the knitted fabric is carried out by the needles G of the back bed B.
The knitting operation is not performed (Fig. 3-6).

Next, in the song for knitting the course ■ of the front knitted fabric FF, add the increasing stitch loop 2 attached to the needle G of the back bed B to the front bed "
Move to ♀1G (Figure 3-7).

Due to this transfer, the loop 2, which is locked to the needle G of the bed, is twisted once and a twisted portion 3 is created in the thread forming the loop 2.

Next, the course ■ of the previous knitted fabric FF is transferred to the front 1 with the needle A of the needle A.
, C, D, G, etc., are fed to the needles H of the pack bed B for knitting, and are knitted (Fig. 3-8).

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3= The composition of %a ground BF course ■ is pack bed B
The needles F, D, and B are used to make the back bet.

Next, course IX of front knitted fabric FF is knitted by pulls A, C, E, and G of fan 1 to bed F (Fig. 310).
Then, the second course of the back knitted fabric BF is knitted by the different H, F, D, and B courses of the backbed B (Fig. 3-11).

At this time, the yarn forming the widening loop 4 is already threaded onto the needle [ ] of the pack bed 8 which is a needle at the end of the knitting of the course ■■ by the front bed F of the previous knitted fabric FF, so the loop is twisted half a turn. 3. From now on, the predetermined number of courses will be organized in the same way (3rd-12th)
Fig. 3-13).

(The effect of the excuse is that the needle loop 1 of the loop constituting 1] 1 will be knitted after being twisted once or half a time when knitting and stitching the next course. The loop length of the increased loop becomes shorter by the same amount.

Therefore, the US part is in a tightened state, and there is no possibility of a hole being formed around the additional part.

Incidentally, in light of this enlightenment, by setting the degree of 1'' to the minimum degree of 1 to enable transfer, it is possible to effectively prevent holes from occurring at one location.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view of a knitted fabric produced by the method of the present invention used for sleeves of clothing, and Figure 2 is a front view of the knitted fabric according to the method of the present invention.
Figures 1 to 3-13 are explanatory diagrams showing, in order, the shape of the yarn feeding through the loops of the knitted fabric that are engaged with the six needles of the front and rear needle beds. 1... Thread, 2, 4... Add 1" loop. 3...Twisted part, 100...Sleeve part. FF...first part, corporal punishment, B1-...second part! Also a patent holder

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. When knitting a bag-shaped fabric by alternately feeding yarn to the same number of flat needle beds on both sides of the center line with their heads facing each other, the needles on one side When knitting the first course using the needles on the bed and moving on to knitting the second course using the needles on the other side of the needle bed, the empty needles that are in contact with the needles on the other side of the needle bed that are holding the knitted fabric are After feeding the yarn, feed it to the needle that locks the knitted fabric on the other side of the needle bed,
After knitting the second course with the fed needles, transfer the loop locked to the empty needle to the empty needle that is in contact with the needle locking the knitted fabric on one side of the needle bed, and A method of increasing stitches by feeding yarn through a needle and a needle that locks the knitted fabric and knitting a third course with the needle. 2. When knitting a bag-shaped fabric by alternately feeding yarn to the same number of flat needle beds on both sides of the center line with their heads facing each other, the needles on one side of the needle bed When knitting the first course and moving on to knitting the second course using the needles on the other side of the needle bed, the yarn is fed to the empty needle that is in contact with the needle on the other side of the needle bed that is holding the knitted fabric, and then the second course is knitted using the needles on the other side of the needle bed. Feed the yarn to the needle that is holding the knitted fabric on the side needle bed,
After knitting the second course using the fed needles, the third course is knitted by feeding yarn to all the needles holding the knitted fabric on the needle bed on one side, and then knitting the third course using the needles on the other side. An increasing stitch knitting method in which yarn is fed to all the needles in which the knitted fabric including the empty needles is locked in a bed, and the stitches are increased by knitting a fourth course.