SU958543A1 - Method of producing chenille articles - Google Patents

Description

This invention relates to a method for preparing chenille products on flat bases of conventional machines.

There is a known method of making chenille products in which, on a flat base, of a filling machine of ground yarns, there are rods of products in the form of autonomous looped columns and in them in a plated weave pile threads, from which pile elements are sequentially formed by cutting stitched pile threads, connecting adjacent hinge pillars Ci.

The disadvantage of this method is the impossibility of obtaining looped pile elements, since, after cutting the wires, the pile elements are sticks, cantileverly fixed in the hinges of the rods. It is also impossible to obtain uneven pile elements on each chenille. Specified as a whole reduces the range.

The aim of the invention is to expand the range due to the elimination of the above disadvantages.

This goal is achieved by teM that, according to the method of manufacturing chenille products, each pile element is formed by killing its pile thread with a needle of a machine not participating in the core of the product, after which the pile element obtained as a loop is dropped from the needle simultaneously with the next rod loop products.

It is possible to enter. Each rod

10 items keeper weave.

Perhaps from one part of the pile threads forming the loops of the pile elements with a height greater than the height of the loops of the pile elements

15 from another part of the pile threads, by quoting the corresponding pieces of pile threads on different needles of the machine.

The following options are possible in order to improve the method: chenille, combined with interlacing, is a chain derived from trico with incomplete regular packing of the dies; chenille in combination with a binding by a keeper chain, tights and a derivative of tights with incomplete regular packing of the combs.

In Fig.1,3 depicts a graphical record of laying of threads; in fig. 2 and 4 - the structure of chenille products.

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From FIG. 1, it is clear that chenille in a creeper with an incomplete regular stopper of combs 1 t, where comb Hf lays a ground thread on needle O, forming a loop of chain 1, and comb G lays a pile thread on needles O, (f and in, form a loop of the derivative leotard 2, On the needle O, the loop of the leotard tricot is inserted alternately through one looped row into the loops of the chain, forming a plated looped column-rod-3 (Fig. 2), and each pile pattern 1ment 4 is formed after the first injection of the derivative of the trikovo loop 2 in the loop of the chain 1 by laying a comb which is in the next looped row of Fig. 1 and the subsequent flush of the pile loop obtained on this needle before the second insertion of the comb thread Tj into the loop of the chain.

FIG. 3 depicts a graphical record of the laying of threads with the combs of G, r, j and G, and FIG. Figure 4 shows the structure of chenille, which is terrible when the combs are incompletely regular. The threads of the comb Tj are laid on the needles and on the Sf form a loop of the keeper chain 1, -a of the threads of the comb G2. and g. 0,6, c, d, e I needles are laid alternately through one looped loop, the pile threads of the comb D form trick loops, 2, and the pile threads of the comb G are derived trick loops -3. On needles a and y-tricks and derivatives tricot, the loops are joined alternately through a row in the looper-chain, forming a plated looped column-rod, and the pile elements 6 and 7 are formed similarly to the method described above.

From the structures obtained (Figures 2 and 4, it is clear that chenille has rods, looped pile elements, and additional pile segments can be obtained depending on the combinations of weaves. Depending on the tricot derivative index, different height of loop pile elements can be obtained. The strength of fixing pile elements increased by combining, for example.

the loops of the chain and the knurled loops, which form a plated column-rod, the loops of the chain limit the longitudinal extension of the rod, and the triplets of the loops firmly fix the nap segments in the rod.

The proposed method makes it possible to obtain a wide variety of types of chenille and can be widely used not only in the manufacture of artificial fur, but also other products, such as knitwear, socks, gloves.

Claims (3)

1. A method of making chenille products, in which on a flat base of a filling machine of ground yarns there are rods of products in the form of looped columns and pile threads are inserted into them with a plaited weave, from which pile elements are sequentially formed, in which In order to expand the range, each pile element is formed by killing its pile thread with a needle of a machine not participating in the core of the product, after which the pile element obtained as a loop is dropped from the needle simultaneously with the next loop of the product rod. 2. Method according to it.l, about tl and -ch and y and with the fact that each core of the product is lived in a keeper weave 3. Method POP.1, from l and h and y and the fact that from one part of the pile filaments form loops of pile elements with a height exceeding the height of the loops of the pile elements from another part of the pile filaments by quenching the corresponding segments of pile filaments on different needles machine. Sources of information taken into account in the experiment 1. Chenillegarm von der Raschllmaschine. - Texti1-BraxIs InternationalV. West Germany, 1977, 32, 7, p. 874876. " ./g 00