RU2256015C1 - Knitted slicked fabric (versions) - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: knitted fabric for manufacture of articles of domestic and technical designation.

SUBSTANCE: knitted slicked fabric has links composed of two threads, with link underlaps being oriented in opposite directions. According to one of versions, face course columns are arranged in alternation with reverse course columns and connected with one another through lasting tricot weave. According to other version, knitted slicked fabric comprises links of two threads, with link underlaps being oriented in opposite directions. Face course columns are arranged in alternation with reverse course columns and are connected with one another through lasting knitted fabric weave.

EFFECT: improved elasticity through the entire width of knitted fabric and wider range of usage.

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Description

The invention relates to knitwear production and can be used for household and technical products.

Known knitwear with high elasticity over the width of the weave "eraser", which alternate front and wrong loop stitches, but it refers to the knitwear knitwear (Dalidovich AS Fundamentals of knitting theory. M., Light Industry, 1970, p.181).

Known warped knitted knitwear based on the Atlas-Atlas weave, containing loops of two threads, broaches of which are directed in opposite directions (Kazimierz Kopyas. Technology of warped knitwear. M., Legprombytizdat, 1991, p. 150).

However, in this weave, all the hinged posts are facial and therefore has insufficient width elasticity.

The closest in technical essence to the claimed object is a warp knitted knitwear based on weaving "tricot-tricot", containing loops of two threads, broaches which are directed in opposite directions (Neshataev A.A. Formation of patterns in warp knit. M., Light industry , 1968, p. 49).

This knitwear consists only of front hinged columns and has insufficient elasticity in width.

The objective of the present invention is to increase the elasticity across the width of the warp knit.

The task is achieved in that in one of the variants of warp knitted, knitted fabrics containing loops of two threads, broaches of which are directed in opposite directions, according to the invention, the front loop columns alternate with the reverse ones, and the knit is formed by the connection of weaves of elastic tricky chains.

In another embodiment, a warp knitted, knitwear containing loops of two threads, the broaches of which are directed in different directions, according to the invention, the front hinged columns alternate with the wrong ones. The connection of the looped posts is made by weaving "elastic tights".

In a third embodiment of the invention, the warp knitted knitwear comprises loops of two threads. The broach loops are directed in different directions. According to the invention, the front hinged posts alternate with the back ones and are formed by the “elastic satin” weave connection.

The invention is illustrated in the structures 1, 2, 3 of the warp knitted, knitted fabric.

Figure 1 shows the structure of warp knitted, knitwear, all loops of which consist of two threads 1 and 2, the broach of the loops of which are directed in opposite directions. The odd loop stitches I and III are facial, the even loop stitches II and IV are purl. The connection of the looped posts is made by elastic tricky chains, broaches of which are directed in different directions. For example, the broaches of the front loop 3 from thread 1 are directed to the right, and from thread 2 to the left. The connection of the looped posts is made by weaving "elastic chain", broaches which are directed in opposite directions. Thread 1 knits loop 3 in the front loop and loop 4 in the wrong. Thread 2 knits loop 5 in the front loop post and loop 4 in the wrong one.

The hinge posts I and II are connected by broaches from thread 1, and the hinge posts II and III are connected by broaches from thread 2.

Figure 2 shows a variation of the structure of the warp knitted, knitted jersey, the connection of the looped posts, in which an elastic tricot is interlaced. All loops also consist of two strands 1 and 2. Both strands form “elastic leotard” loops. Thread 1 forms the facial loops 4 and 6 in the front loop stitches I and III, as well as loops 5 and 7 in the wrong loop stitch II. Thread 2 forms loops 8 and 9 in the facial loop posts I and III and loops 5 and 7 in the wrong loop loop II. Broaches in the front hinged columns are one-sided and directed in different directions. In the wrong hinge columns, the broaches are double-sided, but broaches from different threads are also directed in opposite directions. For example, at loop 5, the incoming broach from thread 1 is directed from left to right, and from thread 2 from right to left. The outgoing broach from thread 1 is also directed from left to right, and from thread 2 from right to left.

Figure 3 shows the structure of another variety of warp knitted, knitted fabrics obtained by the elastic atlas weave compound. All loops of knitwear consist of two threads 1 and 2, the looped columns of the front I and III alternate with the wrong columns II and IV, and in all the loops of the broaches from different threads have the opposite direction. Both threads knit an elastic satin weave in four looped posts. Thread 1 knits loops 3, 5 and 7 in the front loop stitches and 4, 6, 8 in the wrong loop stitches.

The warped knitted knitted fabric of the above structures can be obtained on a double-contour warped knitting rachel machine with reed needles, having at least two combs threaded with thread through one ear needle and masonry in the opposite directions with “elastic chain”, “elastic tricot” or “weaves” elastic satin ". Knitwear can be produced from natural, chemical or blended yarns, the linear density of which is selected in accordance with the class of the knitting machine.

Knitwear has a high elasticity in width and can be used, in particular, for a sports assortment of knitwear.

Claims (3)

1. A warp knitted, knitwear containing loops of two threads, the broaches of which are directed in different directions, characterized in that the front hinge columns alternate with the wrong ones, and the knitwear is formed by a combination of weaves of elastic tricky chains. 2. A warped knitted jersey containing loops of two threads, the broaches of which are directed in different directions, characterized in that the front hinge columns alternate with the wrong ones, and the connection of the hinge columns is made by weaving an elastic tricot. 3. A warp knitted, knitted jersey containing loops of two threads, the broaches of which are directed in different directions, characterized in that the front hinge columns alternate with the wrong ones and are formed by a weave of elastic atlas.

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