US20020026815A1 - Shaped foot coverlet and method for its manufacture on circular stocking knitting machines - Google Patents
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- the present invention pertains to a knitted article in the form of a foot coverlet or protective stocking, as well as a method for the complete manufacture of such foot coverlet or protective stocking on circular stocking knitting machines.
- One object of the present invention is to find a solution for the drawbacks and the limitations of the prior-art methods mentioned above in the manufacture of a knitted foot coverlet or protective stocking.
- Another object of the present invention is to make a foot coverlet or protective stocking that can be obtained on a circular stocking knitting machine, substantially completely, and can be easily shaped during its manufacture and can be correctly adapted to the shapes and measurements of the feet for maximum wearability thereof.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a foot coverlet or a protective stocking that can also be obtained with differentiated knitted zones in order to improve the covering and the aeration of the foot and for a better aesthetic appearance of the manufactured article when worn.
- Still another object of the present invention is to provide a method for manufacturing a foot coverlet or protective stocking shaped completely directly on a circular stocking knitting machine to give it a maximum degree of wearability.
- a knitted foot coverlet or protective stocking having in an integral shape, a pocket that is overlapped by an elastic border intended to cover the heel of a foot, a tiptoe portion to cover the tip area of the toe of the foot and middle zones to cover the parts of the foot between the heel and tiptoe.
- the middle zones comprise a middle section of constant width, continuing to the pocket of the heel and intended to cover a part of the plantar aspect and the sides of the foot at the hollow of same, and a knitted tubular portion between said middle section and said tiptoe, intended to cover a remaining part of the plantar aspect and at least a part of the dorsal aspect of the foot.
- a method for manufacturing a knitted foot coverlet or protective stocking on a circular stocking knitting machine.
- the machine is provided having a cylinder with needles capable either of continuous rotary motion or of alternating rotary motion.
- a semiannular initial elastic border is formed followed by a pocket knitted with alternating rotary motion with selectively controlled needles on one section of the circumference of the cylinder.
- a middle section formed of knitted rows of constant width are knitted with alternating rotary motion and with the needles on at least half of the circumference of the cylinder.
- a knitted tubular portion formed of knitted rows is knitted with continuous rotary motion with the needles on the entire circumference of the cylinder, with the inoperative needles on the cylinder during the knitting of the middle section being put into operation at the start of the tubular portion.
- a closed or open tiptoe portion is knitted according to a usual procedure, continuing to the tubular portion.
- the sole FIGURE shows an example of a foot coverlet or protective stocking when worn.
- foot coverlet or protective stocking according to the invention comprises, in succession, from back to front and without an arrangement of continuity:
- a pocket 10 formed of partial knitted rows starting from a semiannular border 11 and intended to cover the heel of a foot;
- a middle section 12 of constant width formed of partial knitted rows and intended to cover a part of the plantar aspect and the sides of the foot at the hollow;
- a tubular knitted portion 13 formed of complete, i.e., closed, knitted rows, starting from an elastic border 14 and intended to cover a remaining part of the plantar aspect of the foot and at least a part of the dorsal aspect of the foot;
- a tiptoe portion 15 formed of partial knitted rows starting from a fore-tiptoe zone 16 and up to a reknitted section 17 , which tiptoe portion is intended to cover the tiptoe of the foot.
- the various zones or portions 10 , 12 , 13 and 15 of the manufactured article may all be made with the same type of stitch, usually a plain stitch or at least partially a terry switch.
- the middle section 12 and/or the tubular portion 13 at least in that part which covers the dorsal aspect of the foot, may be made with a different knit, e.g., a ribbed, dropped-stitch or other knit.
- the manufactured article described above is manufactured completely on a circular stocking knitting machine having a needle-carrying cylinder capable either of continuous rotary motion or of alternating rotary motion and provided, usually, with one or more feed and knit formation stations, as well as with means for selectively controlling the needles that must operate or not operate.
- the manufactured article is made by initially producing the semiannular border 11 , making the cylinder rotate with alternating motion and using the needles only on one section of the cylinder.
- the border 11 is knitted by introducing an elastic yarn there and with a selection of the operating needles, e.g., 3:1, to give the border proper an appropriate elasticity.
- the number of needles used in this phase may be equal to the needles on half of the cylinder or more of the machine.
- the use of a number of needles greater than those on half the cylinder may be significant for obtaining a manufactured article that guarantees a suitable covering of the lateral parts of the foot.
- the pocket-heel 10 is knitted with alternating motion and with the usual decreases and increases, using the needles on the machine as needed and, at any rate, in the known manner.
- alternating motion is continued, and the needles on one section of the cylinder are allowed to knit in each knitted row so as to obtain a middle knitted section 12 of constant width and of variable length, with this depending on the number of alternating motion strokes made by the machine.
- This section 12 may be manufactured by putting the needle-raising and needle-lowering pickers of the machine out of operation with suitable methods and using a machine provided with electromechanical actuators for selecting the needles operating with alternating motion.
- the machine provides, according to a prior art, for the weaving or knitting in of an elastic yarn in the border 14 .
- This elastic yarn may be woven or knitted in either by all the needles of the cylinder or only by some of them with the result of creating an annular elastic strip all around the manufactured article on a level with the border 14 or an elastic strip with partial angular extension.
- the length in number of rows of the elastic strip or of the border 14 can be easily varied and correlated with the number of knitted rows in which the elastic is knitted.
- the machine is then prepared for the production of the knitted tubular portion 13 also with continuous rotary motion.
- the stocking knitting machine operates exactly as though the article being produced were a normal stocking and, thus, then proceeds with the manufacture of the tubular portion 14 of the fore-tiptoe 16 , of the tiptoe 15 , as well as, if the machine in question is provided with a LIN-TOE® system, of the reknitted section 17 , in this manner bringing about the finished product in the form of a foot coverlet or protective stocking.
- a protective stocking or a foot coverlet that is open in the tiptoe which may be, however, reknitted or stitched with the traditional systems, shall be produced.
- the elastic border 14 which makes possible a perfect adherence of the manufactured article even to the dorsal or upper part of the foot;
Abstract
The present invention pertains to a knitted foot coverlet or protective stocking, having in an integral shape, a pocket (10) that is overlapped by an elastic border (11) intended to cover the heel of a foot, a tiptoe portion (15) to cover the tiptoe of the foot, middle zones (12, 13) to cover parts of the foot between the heel and the tiptoe. These include a middle section (12) of constant width, continuing to the pocket (10) of the heel and intended to cover the foot at the hollow as well as a knitted tubular portion (13) between the middle section and tiptoe, intended to cover a remaining part of the plantar aspect and at least a part of the dorsal aspect of the foot. The present invention also pertains to a method for manufacturing the article on a circular stocking knitting machine.
Description
- The present invention pertains to a knitted article in the form of a foot coverlet or protective stocking, as well as a method for the complete manufacture of such foot coverlet or protective stocking on circular stocking knitting machines.
- Various ways of making knitted articles in the form of a foot coverlet or protective stocking have already become known. These items are manufactured according to various methods in the current state of the art. For example:
- by means of assembly for stitching pre-cut pieces of fabric and the subsequent addition of an upper elastic border also by means of stitching;
- obtaining the product from suitably cut stockings, removing their leg portion, and finishing manually, adding an upper elastic border by stitching, around the opening for insertion of the foot.
- However, with these methods the elastic, which is inserted by means of stitching, in addition to having a negative effect on the production cost, also poses problems of adaptation to the foot, and thus, of wearability of the manufactured article because the elastic may become bulky, irritating and more or less stretched out.
- Such manufacture of a foot coverlet or protective stocking on a circular stocking knitting machine by means of knitting continuously with alternating rotary motion from one end to the other of the article, so as to form a sole with two opposite pockets and with an elastic border knitted on it, which defines the opening for insertion of a foot, has also been proposed. Even though the proposed method makes it possible to eliminate the insertion of an elastic and the problems connected therewith, it is not, however, without drawbacks and limitations linked with the particular mode of knitting, which does not make it possible to easily shape the manufactured article and also involves:
- poor wearability of the foot coverlet or protective stocking, which has a limited portion of fabric that covers the upper part of the foot and thus tends to fall or slip off;
- difficulty, if not impossibility, of producing a foot coverlet or protective stocking with the dimensions so as to satisfy the requirements of the sizes even for larger people;
- impossibility of adding decorative elements, such as designs or trademarks, which are to be provided directly on the stocking knitting machine; with the prior art up to now, these elements could only be done with an additional, subsequent operation;
- impossibility of producing the protective stocking or foot coverlet in a fabric different from the satin-like knit, e.g., mesh knit or dropped-stitch knit or ribbed knit.
- One object of the present invention is to find a solution for the drawbacks and the limitations of the prior-art methods mentioned above in the manufacture of a knitted foot coverlet or protective stocking.
- Another object of the present invention is to make a foot coverlet or protective stocking that can be obtained on a circular stocking knitting machine, substantially completely, and can be easily shaped during its manufacture and can be correctly adapted to the shapes and measurements of the feet for maximum wearability thereof.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a foot coverlet or a protective stocking that can also be obtained with differentiated knitted zones in order to improve the covering and the aeration of the foot and for a better aesthetic appearance of the manufactured article when worn.
- Still another object of the present invention is to provide a method for manufacturing a foot coverlet or protective stocking shaped completely directly on a circular stocking knitting machine to give it a maximum degree of wearability.
- According to the invention, a knitted foot coverlet or protective stocking is provided having in an integral shape, a pocket that is overlapped by an elastic border intended to cover the heel of a foot, a tiptoe portion to cover the tip area of the toe of the foot and middle zones to cover the parts of the foot between the heel and tiptoe. The middle zones comprise a middle section of constant width, continuing to the pocket of the heel and intended to cover a part of the plantar aspect and the sides of the foot at the hollow of same, and a knitted tubular portion between said middle section and said tiptoe, intended to cover a remaining part of the plantar aspect and at least a part of the dorsal aspect of the foot.
- According to another aspect of the invention, a method is provided for manufacturing a knitted foot coverlet or protective stocking on a circular stocking knitting machine. The machine is provided having a cylinder with needles capable either of continuous rotary motion or of alternating rotary motion. A semiannular initial elastic border is formed followed by a pocket knitted with alternating rotary motion with selectively controlled needles on one section of the circumference of the cylinder. A middle section formed of knitted rows of constant width are knitted with alternating rotary motion and with the needles on at least half of the circumference of the cylinder. A knitted tubular portion formed of knitted rows is knitted with continuous rotary motion with the needles on the entire circumference of the cylinder, with the inoperative needles on the cylinder during the knitting of the middle section being put into operation at the start of the tubular portion. A closed or open tiptoe portion is knitted according to a usual procedure, continuing to the tubular portion.
- The various features of novelty which characterize the invention are pointed out with particularity in the claims annexed to and forming a part of this disclosure. For a better understanding of the invention, its operating advantages and specific objects attained by its uses, reference is made to the accompanying drawings and descriptive matter in which a preferred embodiment of the invention is illustrated.
- In the drawings:
- The sole FIGURE shows an example of a foot coverlet or protective stocking when worn.
- Referring to the drawings in particular, the foot coverlet or protective stocking according to the invention comprises, in succession, from back to front and without an arrangement of continuity:
- a
pocket 10 formed of partial knitted rows starting from asemiannular border 11 and intended to cover the heel of a foot; - a
middle section 12 of constant width, formed of partial knitted rows and intended to cover a part of the plantar aspect and the sides of the foot at the hollow; - a tubular knitted
portion 13 formed of complete, i.e., closed, knitted rows, starting from anelastic border 14 and intended to cover a remaining part of the plantar aspect of the foot and at least a part of the dorsal aspect of the foot; and - a
tiptoe portion 15 formed of partial knitted rows starting from a fore-tiptoe zone 16 and up to a reknittedsection 17, which tiptoe portion is intended to cover the tiptoe of the foot. - The various zones or
portions middle section 12 and/or thetubular portion 13, at least in that part which covers the dorsal aspect of the foot, may be made with a different knit, e.g., a ribbed, dropped-stitch or other knit. - The manufactured article described above is manufactured completely on a circular stocking knitting machine having a needle-carrying cylinder capable either of continuous rotary motion or of alternating rotary motion and provided, usually, with one or more feed and knit formation stations, as well as with means for selectively controlling the needles that must operate or not operate.
- More specifically, the manufactured article is made by initially producing the
semiannular border 11, making the cylinder rotate with alternating motion and using the needles only on one section of the cylinder. Theborder 11 is knitted by introducing an elastic yarn there and with a selection of the operating needles, e.g., 3:1, to give the border proper an appropriate elasticity. - The number of needles used in this phase may be equal to the needles on half of the cylinder or more of the machine. The use of a number of needles greater than those on half the cylinder may be significant for obtaining a manufactured article that guarantees a suitable covering of the lateral parts of the foot.
- Then the pocket-
heel 10 is knitted with alternating motion and with the usual decreases and increases, using the needles on the machine as needed and, at any rate, in the known manner. - At this point, alternating motion is continued, and the needles on one section of the cylinder are allowed to knit in each knitted row so as to obtain a middle knitted
section 12 of constant width and of variable length, with this depending on the number of alternating motion strokes made by the machine. Thissection 12 may be manufactured by putting the needle-raising and needle-lowering pickers of the machine out of operation with suitable methods and using a machine provided with electromechanical actuators for selecting the needles operating with alternating motion. - Once the
middle section 12 is finished the needles present on the cylinder that have not been operating up to that point are also put into operation and thus the knitting of theborder 14 is started with all of the needles of the cylinder and with the cylinder actuated with continuous rotary motion. This border, single or double, may be produced using various knit interweavings, i.e.: - plain stitch knit,
- 1:1 rib knit or other selections,
- dropped-stitch knit.
- Simultaneously with the manufacture of the knitting, the machine provides, according to a prior art, for the weaving or knitting in of an elastic yarn in the
border 14. This elastic yarn may be woven or knitted in either by all the needles of the cylinder or only by some of them with the result of creating an annular elastic strip all around the manufactured article on a level with theborder 14 or an elastic strip with partial angular extension. - The length in number of rows of the elastic strip or of the
border 14 can be easily varied and correlated with the number of knitted rows in which the elastic is knitted. - Once the
border 14 is knitted, the machine is then prepared for the production of the knittedtubular portion 13 also with continuous rotary motion. - From this point forward, the stocking knitting machine operates exactly as though the article being produced were a normal stocking and, thus, then proceeds with the manufacture of the
tubular portion 14 of the fore-tiptoe 16, of thetiptoe 15, as well as, if the machine in question is provided with a LIN-TOE® system, of the reknittedsection 17, in this manner bringing about the finished product in the form of a foot coverlet or protective stocking. - If the machine is not provided with the LIN-TOE® system, a protective stocking or a foot coverlet that is open in the tiptoe, which may be, however, reknitted or stitched with the traditional systems, shall be produced.
- Among the advantages deriving from the present invention, the following can be mentioned:
- the variability of the length of the
parts - the variability of the length of the
parts - the
elastic border 14, which makes possible a perfect adherence of the manufactured article even to the dorsal or upper part of the foot; - since the part of the manufactured article that covers the foot consists of a tubular knit, it is possible, using the standard features of the stocking knitting machine, to insert therein decorations, trademarks or particular types of knit: mesh, dropped stitch, ribbed. This was not possible with the method of the prior art, with which the entire article was produced by alternating motion and, using this, any trademarks, designs, etc. had to be added with subsequent knitting.
- While specific embodiments of the invention have been shown and described in detail to illustrate the application of the principles of the invention, it will be understood that the invention may be embodied otherwise without departing from such principles.
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1. A knitted foot coverlet or protective stocking, comprising:
an integrally shaped pocket that is overlapped by an elastic border intended to cover the heel of a foot;
a tiptoe portion intended to cover the tiptoe of the foot;
middle zones to cover the parts of the foot between the heel and tiptoe, said middle zones including a middle section of constant width continuing to said pocket, said middle section of constant width being intended to cover a part of the plantar aspect and the sides of the foot at the hollow of same, and a knitted tubular portion between said middle section and said tiptoe, said knitted tubular portion being intended to cover a remaining part of the plantar aspect and at least a part of the dorsal aspect of the foot.
2. A foot coverlet or protective stocking in accordance with claim 1 , wherein said knitted tubular portion has an initial elastic border.
3. A foot coverlet or protective stocking in accordance with the claim 2 , wherein said initial elastic border has an angular width so as to extend on the dorsal aspect of the foot.
4. A foot coverlet or protective stocking in accordance with claim 2 , wherein said initial elastic border is annular to extend all around the foot.
5. A foot coverlet or protective stocking in accordance with claim 2 , wherein said initial elastic border has a limited angular width.
6. A foot coverlet or protective stocking in accordance with claim 1 , wherein said pocket for the heel, said middle section, said knitted tubular portion and said tiptoe portion all consist of a same knit type.
7. A foot coverlet or protective stocking in accordance with claim 2 , wherein said pocket for the heel, said middle section, said knitted tubular portion and said tiptoe portion all consist of a same knit type.
8. A foot coverlet or protective stocking in accordance with claim 1 , wherein said middle section and said knitted tubular portion consist of a different type of knit from that forming said pocket of the heel and said tiptoe portion.
9. A foot coverlet or protective stocking in accordance with claim 8 , wherein said middle section and said tubular portion are formed with a ribbed knit.
9. A foot coverlet or protective stocking in accordance with claim 8 , wherein said middle section is formed with a ribbed knit and at least a part of said tubular portion that covers said dorsal aspect of said foot is formed with a dropped-stitch, open or designed knit.
10. A knitted foot coverlet or protective stocking, having in an integral shape a pocket that is overlapped by an elastic border intended to cover the heel of a foot, a tiptoe portion to cover the tiptoe of the foot, middle zones to cover the parts of the foot between the heel and tiptoe, said middle zones comprising a middle section of constant width continuing to said pocket of the heel and intended to cover a part of the plantar aspect and the sides of the foot at the hollow of same, and a knitted tubular portion between said middle section and said tiptoe, intended to cover a remaining part of the plantar aspect and at least a part of the dorsal aspect of the foot, said knitted tubular portion having an initial elastic border having an angular width so as to extend at least on the dorsal aspect of the foot.
11. A method for manufacturing a knitted foot coverlet or protective stocking having in an integral shape a pocket that is overlapped by an elastic border intended to cover the heel of a foot, a tiptoe portion to cover the tiptoe of the foot, middle zones to cover the parts of the foot between the heel and tiptoe, said middle zones comprising a middle section of constant width continuing to said pocket of the heel and intended to cover a part of the plantar aspect and the sides of the foot at the hollow of same, and a knitted tubular portion between said middle section and said tiptoe, intended to cover a remaining part of the plantar aspect and at least a part of the dorsal aspect of the foot, said knitted tubular portion having an initial elastic border having an angular width so as to extend at least on the dorsal aspect of the foot, the method comprising the steps of:
providing a circular stocking knitting machine having a cylinder with needles capable either of continuous rotary motion or of alternating rotary motion;
knitting the semiannular initial elastic border followed by the pocket with alternating rotary motion with selectively controlled needles on one section of the circumference of the cylinder;
forming the middle section of knitted rows of constant width knitted with alternating rotary motion and with the needles on at least half of the circumference of the cylinder;
forming the knitted tubular portion of knitted rows knitted with continuous rotary motion with the needles on the entire circumference of the cylinder, with the inoperative needles on the cylinder during the knitting of the middle section being put into operation at the start of the tubular portion;
forming the closed or open tiptoe portion knitted according to a usual procedure, continuing to the tubular portion.
12. A method in accordance with claim 11 , wherein the knitted tubular portion is started after the manufacture of the middle section, with the elastic border at least in the part intended to cover the dorsal aspect of the foot.
13. A method in accordance with the claim 11 , wherein the knitting corresponding to the middle section and/or the tubular portion is of the same type or a different type from that forming the pocket of the heel and the tiptoe.
14. A method in accordance with the claim 12 , wherein the knitting corresponding to the middle section and/or the tubular portion is of the same type or a different type from that forming the pocket of the heel and the tiptoe.
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