KR101337793B1 - Knitted ribbon and its use - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a knitted ribbon comprising: at least one continuous weft (8) present in repeated loops (12, 20); At least two ribbon parts 4, 6 connected to each other by means of weft 8; And loop heads 22, 22a of the weft loop 20 that are alignable to the ribbon parts 4, 6 so that they can be unwound and taut; wherein the weft yarns are different from one ribbon part 4 to another. Inside each of the ribbon parts 4, 6 in a fixing part 10 intersecting with the ribbon part 6 and in the separating part 18 present between any one ribbon part 4 and the other ribbon part 6. It relates to a woven ribbon characterized by being firmly tied and placed front and back between the ribbon parts 4, 6 in the weft root 20.

Woven Ribbon, Ribbon Parts, Weft, Weft Loop, Loop Head, Stitch, Separation, Fastening, Hollow Body

Description

Knitted ribbon and its use

The present invention relates to a woven ribbon according to claim 1 and a method of using the ribbon according to claim 7 for reinforcing a hollow body.

An already mentioned example is a woven ribbon of the type as known from DE 102 60 694 A. The woven ribbon has at least two ribbon parts connected to each other by at least one weft means present in the repeated loops. After removing the woven ribbon that has been thinned out between the ribbon parts, the separate thread that can be released at the joining area is aligned. And the ribbon parts are only connected to each other via wefts. The space between the ribbon parts remains substantially unchanged. Thinning out exists to improve the breathing action and load-bearing properties of the ribbon held as a bandage material.

US 3,570,482 describes woven ribbons for medical purposes. It has a weft area woven front and back between the stitch weaves. And it can be separated mechanically or by solvent means and can be pulled out to separate the ribbon inside the separated ribbons.
FR-A-2 244853 shows a ribbon of the type embodied in claim 1. However, the loop heads of the weft loops are released and the ribbon parts are not aligned so that they are stretched out.

The hollow body consists of a flexible material, for example cloth or paper material. But this is problematic. In particular, when they are coated with loose material they cannot maintain a stable shape, instead swelling occurs. Coated bags require a relatively large amount of space for this purpose and are difficult to store.

The object of the invention is to improve the woven ribbon suitable for solving the above mentioned problems with a larger width after the manufacture of the woven ribbon.

These purposes are:

a) by means of a woven ribbon according to claim 1

b) achieved by the use of a woven ribbon to reinforce the hollow body composed of the flexible material according to claim 7.

The woven ribbon has at least two woven ribbon parts connected to each other by at least one continuous weft means present in the repeating loops. Wefts are replaced from one ribbon part to another, with the fasteners present in front and back in the loops between the ribbon parts, and tightly tied inside each of the ribbon parts at the separation between these fasteners. . The loop heads are aligned on the ribbon parts so that they can be loosened and taut. Woven ribbons can be made relatively compact. In particular, it can be produced in a small width on a ribbon knitting machine. In addition, such ribbons can be pulled to a greater width, only loosened on the ribbon parts, and the loop heads, which can be taut, become free and taut. Tightened weft parts allow stabilization in their longitudinal direction.

The pulled-out woven ribbon, referred to with the stretched-dot loop head of the weft loops, is maintained for stabilization of the hollow body made of a flexible material. For this purpose, ribbon parts are introduced. The corner folds parallel to the inside of the hollow body and later fixed to the sides. The corner shape of the hollow body is consequently stabilized so that the hollow body, together with the loose material, maintains its substantially intended shape when it is full. The reinforcement of the hollow body by the ribbon protects the sides from bulging-out. The full hollow body is relatively stable and therefore stored in a space-sving way. This design allows one to build another on top of the other while filled.

Specific embodiments of the present invention are explained in detail in the following embodiments and the drawings shown.

Figure 1 shows a detailed view from above of a woven ribbon with internal stitch weaves for the loop heads.

FIG. 2 shows a detailed view from above of a woven ribbon with outer stitch weaves for the loop heads.

Figure 3 shows in detail the view from above the woven nibon with loop heads protruding beyond the ribbon edges.

4 shows the taut weft loops portions of the ribbon woven in FIG.

5 is a schematic representation of a hollow body reinforced by the means of the ribbons of FIGS.

<Description of the symbols for the main parts of the drawings>

2: woven ribbon

4: ribbon parts

6: ribbon parts

8: weft

10: high government

12: Seesilloops

14: stitch heat

16: stitch heat

18: separation part

20: weft loop

22: loop head

22a: loop head

24: stitch

26a: stitch weaving

26b: stitch weaving

27: knock-over protector

28: strengthen

30: Hollow body

32: corner folds

34: side

36: side

The woven ribbon 2 shown in FIGS. 1 to 5 consists of at least two woven ribbon parts 4, 6 connected to each other via a weft 8. The wefts 8 are firmly tied inside the ribbon parts 4, 6, respectively, in the fixing part 10 intersecting from one ribbon part 4 to the other ribbon part 6. For this purpose, the weft 8 is operated in weft loops 12 that extend properly through the entire width of the ribbon parts 4, 6. For this purpose, the weft begins in one stitch row 14 and leads to the next stitch row 16. Between these fasteners, the weft 8 runs at the separations 18 where the weft loops 20 move forward and backward between the ribbon parts 4, 6. The loop heads 22 on the ribbon parts 4, 6 are aligned so that they can be released from them and stretched out.

According to the particular embodiment of FIGS. 1 and 2, the tensioned loop heads 22 are held in each case in the stitches 24 of at least one stitch weave 26a, 26b. Stitch weaves 26a and 26b have lays that can be pulled to open easily so that they can be pulled to tighten and loosen loop heads 22 and, consequently, to be removed. In accordance with FIG. 1, a pull-open stitch weave 26a is aligned to each case on the inner surface of the ribbon parts. And, according to FIG. 2, the stitch weave 26b is aligned on the outer surface of the ribbon part.

FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of a ribbon with loosened, tauted loop heads 22a arranged to extend beyond the width of the ribbon parts 4, 6 or ribbon. Fabricated is the knock-over protector against the loop heads 22a of the weft loops being pulled back until they are held as a result of knock-over of the stitch row. And 27) prevented by means. This embodiment is particularly capable of simply pulling-out each of the ribbon parts 4, 6 so that the loop heads 22a are loosened and taut after the ribbon is completed. In this case, no pull-open stitch wale is needed.

The ribbon shown in FIG. 3 is made by one-by-one ribknitting technique.

The ribbon is therefore manufactured in a relatively narrow form. For example, with a width of 9 cm and then gathered in a portion on top of FIG. 4, the tension of the loop heads 22, 22a having a large amount of width of the existing width, for example, 50 cm in width. Can be pulled out. In this case, the loose heads 22 are free and the loose stitch weaving 26a, 26b is pulled open and removed so that the ribbon parts 4, 6 can be pulled or squeezed. In the embodiment of Fig. 3, there is no need to fully open the stitch weave. And, the taut loop heads 22a are not immediately pulled into the ribbon parts.

Therefore, the fabricated woven ribbons are assembled as reinforcement 28 to the hollow body 30 by gathering as in FIG. For this purpose, the ribbon with the taut weft 8 intersects the corner folds 32 of the hollow body and is aligned with the hollow body 30. The ribbon parts 4, 6 are fixed and fixed to the sides 34, 36 on the hollow body 30 and parallel to the edge fold 32. This fixing is achieved by adhesive bonding or stitching of the ribbon parts 4, 6 to the sides 34, 36 of the hollow body 30. The woven ribbon 2 will provide a hollow body with good strength without the same time preventing it from being filled with loose materials such as flour, flour, drains and the like, for example. Therefore, the hollow bodies can be stored and stacked appropriately in a space-saving manner.

The woven ribbon 2 shown in FIGS. 1-3 is also means of weft yarn in the manner mentioned to have an overall structure with four weft regions and five ribbon parts that can be fabricated. More ribbon parts may be provided in each of the cases connected to each other by means of the plurality of ribbons. Such a ribbon can be used as a wall-part structure for reinforcing the hollow body of the form shown in FIG. 5 when the length of the tensioned weft and the width of the ribbon parts are comparable to the shape and size of the hollow body.

Claims (7)

As the weave ribbon, At least two ribbon parts 4, 6 connected to each other by means of at least one continuous weft 8 present in the repeated loops 12, 20; And Includes loop heads 22, 22a of weft loops 20 that are loosened and aligned with the ribbon parts 4, 6 so as to be taut, The weft is, Fixing portion 10 intersecting from one ribbon part 4 to another ribbon part 6 and separating portion 18 present between any one ribbon part 4 and the other ribbon part 6. It is firmly tied to the inside of each of the ribbon parts 4 and 6 in the inside, Weaving ribbon, characterized in that it is placed before and after between the ribbon parts (4, 6) in the weft root (20). The method of claim 1, The weft loop 12 is, Weaving ribbon, characterized in that formed in the fixing portion 10 to exceed the total width of each ribbon part (4, 6). 3. The method according to claim 1 or 2, The taut loop head 22 of the weft loops 20, A woven ribbon, characterized in that it is held in the separation section 20 and held by at least one pull-open stitch wale 26a, 26b consisting of warp yarns. The method of claim 3, wherein And the full-open stitch weave (26a) is present in each case on the inner surface of the ribbon part. The method of claim 3, wherein And the full-open stitch weaving (26b) is present in each case on the outer surface of the ribbon part. 3. The method according to claim 1 or 2, Woven ribbon, characterized in that the taut loop heads 22a are arranged to extend beyond the width of each of the ribbon parts 4,6. A method of using the woven ribbon according to claim 1 or 2, The ribbon 2 is unrolled from the ribbon parts 4, 6 and widened by stretch-out loop heads; A ribbon (2) being aligned in the hollow body across the edge folds (32) of the hollow body (30) with the tightly sealed loop seal; And Connecting the ribbon parts 4, 6 to the sides 34, 36 of the hollow body 30 proximate the edge fold 32, parallel to the edge fold 32, Method of using a woven ribbon, characterized in that for strengthening the hollow body (30) made of a flexible material.

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