SU419220A1 - BANDAGE FOR FIXING OF WRAPPING MATERIAL ALFOND; -; ::: ^;. ::; - 1'EZ - Google Patents

Description

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The invention relates to the field of knitwear for medical purposes, in particular, to bandages for fixing dressing material.

Known is a band for fixing a dressing material, consisting of single bases of knitted webs of mesh structure, connected by a new edge-m binder yarn, with the formation of a tubular shaped product, and the cloths contain flying columns of single chains of inelastic threads elastic threads.

The disadvantages of the known bandage are that the single webs along the edges are joined by elastic strands, which leads to the dissolution of the edge loops; In addition, the connection of the spin columns produced from non-elastic threads in single canvases is such that the binding thread is inserted into one loop stitch, and in the adjacent non-tapered column it is laid in the form of a weft, which leads to elastic strings at stretching the product, thereby reducing its elasticity.

In order to improve the performance properties of the product in the proposed band, the edge loops are single. To the canvases are jointly bound with connecting threads of i.e. elastic material forming double chains, and each cell has a triangle shape, the sides of which are two loop loops made of elastic yarn and netelny chain column. In addition, in the proposed band, double chains are closed loops, and the loops of single little chains are wired together with elastic threads in each looped row.

FIG. Figure 1 shows a graphical record of the tangential weave used in making a bandage on a double-support racchel-machine.

The bandage structure consists of a single tricot chain — a double chain chain — a single tricot.

FIG. 2 is a diagram of an interlacing structure in an axonometric view, where a single web, connected to the rear needle bed of the Raschel-machine, is deployed for consistency.

In the figures, the following notation is used:

A - looped rows;

P - front needle bed of maschina; 3 - rear needle bed of maschina;

The bandage for fixing the dressing material consists of single bases of knitted webs 1 and 2 of a mesh structure connected along the edges of the connecting threads 3,

forming a tubular product, the webs 1 and 2 contain looped columns 4 of single chains of inelastic threads 5 interconnected by elastic threads 6.

Edge. Loops 7 single canvases 1 n

2 jointly conducted with related nnt mi

3 of inelastic material, for example cotton yarn, forming double slits 8.

Each 9-piece cell has a triangle shape, the sides of which are two brooks 10 and 11 flying 12 of elastic threads 6 and a looped column 4 or chains 8.

Double chains 8 have closed loops 13.

Loops and 12 single chains are wired together with elastic threads 6 in each looped row A.

Bandage for fixation of wicker material. Designed for external use, promotes rapid scarring of wounds due to the maximum access of air.

The use of the band is as follows: put a binder over the frame, on top of which the band is put on, in the stretched condition.

Stretch, the bandage fixes the dressing material on the body, not allowing the material to slip from the wound.

The use of a bandage reduces the time for fixing the dressing material several times as compared with wound bandaging with known gauze bi-stones.

Subject matter

Claims (3)

1. A bandage for fixing a dressing material consisting of single bases of knotted webs of a netted structure connected by ON the edges of connecting threads to form a tubular shaped article, the webs containing looped columns of single chains of inelastic "threads that are interconnected by elastic threads , characterized in that, in order to improve the performance properties of the product, the edge loops of the single webs are wired together with binder yarns of inelastic material forming double chains, azhda cell product has the shape of a triangle, the sides of which are the two tape transport loop of the elastic yarn and the chain stitch bar. 2. A bandage according to claim 1, characterized in that the double chains have closed loops. 3. The bandage according to claim 1, of which is a loop, so that the loops of the single chains are wired together with elastic threads in each looped row. / 7 five