SU1715898A1 - Plain-knitted plush fabric - Google Patents

Abstract

This invention relates to knitwear technology and concerns the structure of a plush, knit plush knit that can be used to make knitwear, and reduces the consumption of materials and expands the range of knitwear. To do this, in the first in the intake system, from the dirt and plush yarns, two loops of the disk are stitched together on each disk and loops are formed on every third needle, and sketches are made from the plush thread on all the cylinder needles. In the second in the gate system, the ground and plush threads on the two needles of the disk together get sketches, and on the next needle form plated loops, while from the plush thread on the cylinder needles they form loops, the loops from the cylinder needles are produced in the third hall the system. The resulting plush knitted knit fabric contains plated press loops with plush broaches of various sizes, shapes and locations on the surface. 4 il. (Ls

Description

This invention relates to a knitwear industry, in particular to the production of a double curly plush knit on multi-system circular machines.

Culinary plush knitwear is known, in which a row of the derived smoothing alternates with a row of press interlacing, where the loops of the derived smoothing are formed from a single thread, and the pressing loops are formed from two threads.

The disadvantage of knitwear is an increase in material consumption and limited patterned opportunity.

The purpose of the invention is to reduce material consumption and expand the range by obtaining plush broaches of various sizes.

Figures 1-4 show the structure of the knitwear and the graphic record of laying the threads when it is in use.

The proposed plush knitted knitwear in rapport has two rows I and II (figure 1), where in the first row there are loop stitches 1, 2, etc. plated press loops 3, 4 and 5, 6, in hinge bars 7, etc. press sketches 8 and 9, and in the second row, in hinge columns 1,2, etc. press sketches 10, 11 and 12, in stitch posts 7, etc. plated press loops 13. 14 are formed respectively from ground 15 and plush 16 threads. Thus, in the first row, plush broaches 17 connect the cores of the press loops 4 and 6 of the plush thread in the hinge columns 1, 2, and so on. and plush broaches 18 connect the core of the press loop 6 and the outline 9 of the press loops 14 in the hinge pillars 7, etc., and in the second row the press loops 3, 4 and 5, 6 in the hinge pillars 1, 2, and so on. d. has a general outline

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10 from a ground thread, while the same pressing loops have separate sketches, respectively, 11 and 12, connected by means of plush stretch 19. At the same time, in hinge columns 7, etc. The frames of the press loops 14 are connected by means of plush broaches 20 and 21 (Fig. 1).

In knitwear, plush broaches 17, 18, 19, and 20, 21 differ in length, shape, and location on the surface.

The method for producing a plush knit can be carried out on a multi-circular knitting machine. In the formation of rapport interlacing in height, three are involved in hall systems, where the lifting wedges can occupy three positions, the needles should have at least two positions and should be arranged in the cylinder and the disk so that two needles in one position alternate from one other position. ;

The method for producing a plush knit is carried out as follows.

In the first in-room system of dirt 22 and plush yarn 23 (FIG. 2), loops 26, 27 and 28, 29 are knotted together on two needles 24 and 25 of the disk together, and on the needles .30 they form sketches 31 and 32, and from plush threads on all needles 33 of the cylinder receive sketches 34. In the second in the entrance system, out of the ground 22 and plush 23 threads on two needles 24 and 25 of the disk together get sketches 35, 36 and 37, and on the needles 30 form plated loops 38 and 39, here, loops 40 are formed from the plush thread on the needles of the cylinder.

In the third in the gate system, loops and sketches are dropped off the needles of the cylinder ;, a pile is obtained on the seamy side from

plush prot zhk 17, 18, 19 and 20, 21 (figure 1).

The structure of the obtained plush knitwear as compared to the structure of the knitwear shown in Fig. 1 differs by reducing the number of plush broaches connecting the sketches of the press loops, or by changing the mode of operation of the needles of the cylinder only in the second in the entrance system, i.e. forming a loop from a plush thread on the needle 41 and turning on the needles 42 and 43 of a different position (FIG. 3) or vice versa, turning off the needle 44 and forming a loop on the needles 45 and 46 (FIG. 4).

Knitted knitwear can be obtained from various types of raw materials in various combinations.

The use of this plush knitwear helps reduce the consumption of materials and expand the range of knitwear. Such knitwear differs from the well-known characteristic arrangement of plush brooches of various lengths and sketches, as well as properties caused by the presence of press loops of various shapes and structures.

Claims (1)

Invention Formula Culinary plush knit, including hinge skeletons formed from ground and plush yarns, stretched through the sketches of these yarns, enlarged plush stretches connecting the loop of the loop with the outline, in order to reduce the material intensity and expand the knitwear range by getting plush Of different lengths, it additionally contains plush brooches connecting the skeleton of the loop with the skeleton and a sketch with a sketch. sixteen  and 9G tiivg " 2 s Fi.g.b . .4 / gh smiling A w tsros L & C sros