JPS60147695U - hand knitting machine - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a hand knitting machine according to the present invention in which one stockinette needle corresponds to one spacer, and shows the main components with the stockinette needle fully lowered. In this example, the stop plate for holding the spacer position, the stopper 10 for the needle, etc. are screwed so that they can be easily disassembled and assembled. Further, the needle knob 7 is shown covered with a plastic cap in order to easily slide the needle up and down. In addition, 4 and 4' are fixing plates of the bed, 5 and 5' are yarn guides formed by notches provided at the top of the fixing plates, and 10 is a function of determining the position when the needle is lowered and the size of the stitches. It is a stopper with FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view showing the mechanism by which the spacer 2 holds the stockinette needle 3, the mechanism by which the spacer is attached to the bed 1, and the mechanism by which the spacers are connected to each other. That is, this figure shows a structure in which one stockinette needle corresponds to one spacer, but in this structure, needle 3 is held between two spacers and slides up and down on bed 1. However, the magnitude of the movement is limited at the rising point by the contact between the spacer protrusion 6 and the needle knob '7, and at the descending point by the contact between the snoring tail and the stopper 10, Furthermore, the spacer is pressed against the bed surface by the connecting protrusion -6, so there is no risk of it falling off. The spacer is fixed on the bed by holding the bed which is divided into upper and lower halves by two arm-like protrusions 9 on its back surface, and adjacent spacers are connected by fitting the protrusions 6. Note that a normal stockinette needle can be used and has a hook 8 and a latch at the tip. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an example of the relationship between the bed 1 and the fixing plates 4, 4', and shows the positions of the yarn guides 5, 5' on the fixing plates.

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) In a hand-knitting machine for rubber knitting, a pair of beds that hold stockinette needles in alignment are intertwined so that the needles can intersect, and the top of a fixed plate that fixes the ends of the beds carries the yarn for knitting. A hand knitting machine for rubber knitting characterized by having a recess or a notch. (2) A hand-knitting machine for rubber knitting according to claim 1, which uses a divisible spacer as a mechanism for arranging stockinette needles at a constant pitch on a bed. (3) The hand knitting machine for rubber knitting according to claim 2, wherein the spacer is molded from synthetic resin and has a mechanism in which one stockinette needle is held between two adjacent spacers.