WO2004003275A1 - 横編機の選針装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a needle selection device of a flat knitting machine capable of selecting a knitting needle provided in the flat knitting machine so as to correspond to a different knitting operation.
- a flat knitting machine In a flat knitting machine, various changing structures are knitted by combining three basic positions of a knitting needle, knitting, tacking, and felt (miss).
- a flat knitting machine is generally used in a form in which a carriage reciprocates along a needle bed having a plurality of needle grooves in a longitudinal direction, and knitting operation of each knitting needle is performed by a cam mechanism provided in the carriage. ing.
- the carriage entrains the yarn supplying member that supplies the knitting yarn to the knitting needle performing the knitting operation, and sequentially performs the knitting operation on the plurality of knitting needles so as to match the yarn supply position of the yarn supplying member.
- the cam mechanism is basically formed corresponding to the knitting operation at the knit position, a needle selecting device is provided in each needle groove in order to select a knitting needle at the tack-welt position.
- FIG. 13 shows a schematic configuration of a needle selecting mechanism disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 9-224195. However, some parts have been changed for convenience of explanation.
- the flat knitting machine 1 includes a carriage 3 that reciprocates along the longitudinal direction of the needle bed 2. Grooves are formed in the longitudinal direction of the needle bed 2 so that the needle plates 4 are fitted at predetermined intervals.
- the c flatbed knitting machine 1 needle 6 is arranged so as to be slidably displaced, at least before and after a pair comprising a needle bed 2 in the longitudinal direction is parallel to the front,
- the needle beds 2 face each other across the tooth opening 7.
- the other is omitted from the drawing, and only the configuration relating to one needle bed 2 is shown in a cross-sectional view from the side.
- the needle bed 2 is omitted in the inclination and is shown in such a posture that the knitting needle 6 is displaced horizontally.
- the carriage 3 is provided on the front and rear needle beds 2 so as to straddle the mouth 7, and is knitted along the mouth 7.
- the yarn supplying member for supplying the yarn is entrained.
- the needle body 8 which is the first half is , Including Needle Jack 9 in the latter half.
- a hook or the like for knitting by receiving a supply of a knitting yarn is provided.
- the needle jack 9 is provided with a driving butt 9 a for moving the knitting needle 6 forward or backward in the needle groove 5.
- the needle jack 9 has a bent shape such that the butt 9 a is elastically urged into the needle groove 5 so that the butt 9 a protrudes toward the carriage 3.
- the knitting needle 6 is moved by the operation of the knitting cam 10 provided on the carriage 3 so as to advance and retreat from the tooth gap 7 in the needle groove 5. Can be.
- the needle selecting device 11 includes a select jack 12 and a selector 13.
- the select jack 12 is disposed on the carriage 3 side at the rear of the needle jack 9, and the knot 12 a protrudes toward the carriage 3.
- the position of the select jack 12 is selected by the selector 13 so that the position of the battery 12 a is one of the B position, the H position and the A position.
- the selector 13 has butts 13 a, 13 b, and 13 c protruding from the carriage 3, and moves within the needle groove 5 under the action of the selector cam 14 provided on the carriage 3.
- selector 13 When the selector 13 moves forward, press the select jack 12 with the tip 13 d to move the select jack 12 forward.
- the advance position of the select jack 12 is selected by the action of a needle selector 15 arranged on the carriage 3 side so as to sandwich the rear half of the selector 13 together with the selector cam 14.
- the selector 13 is resiliently urged in the needle groove 5 so that the contact pole portion 13 e formed on the side facing the latter half of the needle selection actuator 15 is separated from the needle selection actuator 15. It has a bent shape.
- the selector 13 advances to the position (A position) corresponding to the knit knitting.
- the selector 13 advances to the position (H position) corresponding to the formation of the tack. If suction is not released at any release point, the position (B position) corresponding to the knitting of the welt is maintained.
- the select jack 12 is pushed by the distal end 13 d of the selector 13 and advances in the needle groove 5.
- the butt 12a of the select jack 12 at each position is pressed by the B presser 16 and the H presser 17 provided on the carriage 3 side.
- the pressing action is to push down the butt 12 a and sink the select jack 12 into the needle groove 5 to push down the needle jack 9 in the needle groove 5 and release the bat 9 a from the knitting cam 10.
- the B presser 16 is provided in correspondence with the tilt position (B position) as an ineffective position for knitting operation, and acts so as to separate from the knitting cam 10 at almost the entire stroke of the bat 9a force S. I do.
- the H presser 17 is provided corresponding to the tack position (H position) so that the bat 9a is removed by receiving the action of the knitting cam 10 until the needle body 8 advances halfway into the tooth opening 7. , And push down bat 1 2a.
- the knitting needle 6 receives the action of the knitting cam 10 during the entire stroke without providing a presser at the knit position (A position).
- wires 18 and 19 are provided to pass through the needle groove 5 along the longitudinal direction of the needle bed 2.
- recesses 12 b, 12 c, and 12 d that engage with the wire 19 are provided inside the fork that sandwiches the rear wire 19. I have.
- the guide cam acting on the butt 12a is moved to the selector cam 14 so that the select jack 12 is retracted to the initial position which is, for example, the elut position. Is provided.
- Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. Hei 6-222070 discloses three positions of A, H, and B as described above.
- the selector jack pushes up the select jack with the selector to advance to the A position, and the butt of the select jack is kept pressed down even if the press by the select jack presser provided on the carriage is released.
- a three-position opening type needle selecting device that can be locked is disclosed.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 6-204004 discloses that a select position ineffective welt position and a tack position are shared at a B position, and a timing at which a needle selection actuator is actuated is locked at a B position which is earlier.
- a two-position opening type needle selecting device is disclosed.
- Locking at the welt position prevents the pad of the needle jack from engaging with the knitting cam while the carriage is in progress, thus reducing the occurrence of friction damage and the like between the butt and knitting cam, and sliding along with the movement of the carriage. Power cost can be reduced by reducing dynamic resistance.
- the lock mechanism as described above is provided to prevent the occurrence of friction damage and to reduce the power cost.
- the effect of reduction is expected.
- the sinker before performing a new stitch knitting, for example, as disclosed by the present applicant in International Publication No. WO 01/36673, the sinker The effect is expected when performing the operation of tightening the stitch loop in conjunction with the device. In this operation, before forming a new stitch, the stitch locking hook at the tip of the sinker is raised from the position where the stitch is held down, and the stitch is once released from the stitch locking hook.
- “leading-in pull-in” is performed at a steep angle on the leading side of the knitting system in the moving direction of the carriage 3.
- the butt 12a of the select jack 12 of the knitting needle 6 for which the inactive welt position is selected in the knitting of the preceding stitch loop is also released from the pressing by the B presser 16.
- the butt 9a of the needle jack 9 also rises from the needle groove 5, and is lowered by the action of the following steep mountain on the leading side.
- the knitting needle 6 on which the stitch is not formed is pulled in at the time of “leading-in”.
- the knitting yarn will be squeezed with the knitting needle, causing the yarn to become thinner or breakage. This has an undesirable effect on the knitting yarn.
- the select jack is returned to the initial position of the B position before the stitch loop is formed in each knitting system. For carriages equipped with multiple knitting systems, therefore, at the start of knitting by the subsequent knitting system, the select jack bat corresponding to the knitting needle selected from the B position to the H position also advances to the H position.
- An object of the present invention is to improve the lock mechanism of the needle selection position and perform the forward / backward movement of the selector.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a needle selection device for a flat knitting machine that can lock the needle selection position without using the needle selection device.
- the present invention relates to a knitting needle bucket which is operated by a carriage cam mechanism in each needle groove in conjunction with a selection mechanism of a carriage running along a needle bed of a flat knitting machine in which a plurality of needle grooves are juxtaposed.
- select jacks which can be selectively released from the cam mechanism by pressing from the carriage side, select one of predetermined positions corresponding to multiple knitting operations including inactivity.
- the plurality of positions are set such that an initial position of the select jack corresponds to an inoperative state
- locking portions are formed at predetermined intervals near the initial position of the select jack,
- each select jack When the select jack is pressed from the carriage side at the initial position, it fits into the space between the needle groove and the locking part, and the pressed state of the select jack is changed to the locking part.
- the selector jack When the selector jack is moved to a position different from the inoperative position by the selector, it includes a hook member that releases from the interval and releases the pressed state of the select jack.
- the locking portion in each of the needle grooves penetrates the needle bed in a direction in which the needle grooves are arranged, and abuts on the carriage side of the select jack to move the select jack into the needle groove. It is a penetrating member to fasten,
- the lock member is biased by a spring and fits in a gap between the penetrating member and the carriage side of the select jack.
- the select jack has a thin portion whose thickness becomes thinner on both sides in the plate thickness direction in the vicinity of the initial position facing the penetrating member,
- the lock member has a bifurcated engagement portion that sandwiches the thin portion from both sides in the thickness direction, and a fitting portion that can enter a gap between the penetrating member and the carriage side of the select jack, It is characterized by further including a spring provided between the thin portion of the select jack and the engaging portion of the lock member, and urging the lock member so as to cause the fitting portion to enter the gap.
- the select jack has a substantially U-shaped groove having a shape in which an interval between openings is narrowed so as to open in the vicinity of the penetrating member at the initial position.
- the lock member is inserted into the groove, is pressed from both sides of the groove, and is urged toward the penetrating member.
- the locking portion in each of the needle grooves is a groove formed on a side of the select jack
- the lock member is a leaf spring that is provided on a side surface of the select jack, is urged so as to protrude laterally, fits into the recess, and has a tip end that prevents displacement toward the carriage.
- the cam mechanism of the carriage has a function of pulling in a knitting needle from which the bat has not been detached, prior to the plurality of knitting operations.
- FIG. 1 shows a needle selecting device 21 provided in a flat knitting machine 20 according to a first embodiment of the present invention, in a non-pressed state in which a select jack 22 is set to an inactive initial pellet position
- FIG. 6 is a side cross-sectional view showing a state where the select jack 22 is in a pressed state at the ⁇ elt position and in a state where the select jack 22 is locked.
- FIG. 2 is a side sectional view showing the overall configuration of a needle bed 32 provided with the needle selecting device 21 of FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a cam arrangement in the carriage 33 in FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a side cross-sectional view corresponding to FIG. 1 and showing a control state of the entire needle bed 32.
- Fig. 5 shows the needle selector 21 shown in Fig. 1
- the selectors 23 and FIG. 7 is a side cross-sectional view showing a non-pressed state when the select jack 22 is selected at the tack position.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic front view showing, in a simplified manner, the effect of an increase in the spacing between the knitting systems on the flat knitting machine 20 in the carriage 33 of FIG.
- FIG. 7 is an enlarged plan view and a side view showing the shape of the lock member 30 of FIG.
- FIG. 8 is an enlarged plan view and a side view partially showing the shape and configuration of the thin portion 22 f of the select jack 22 to which the hook member 30 of FIG. 1 can be attached.
- FIG. 9 shows a needle selecting device 71 according to a second embodiment of the present invention, in which the select jack 72 is in the non-pressed state in which the inoperative default position is the initial position, and the select jack 72 is in the default position.
- FIG. 4 is a side cross-sectional view showing a locked state of the pressed state.
- FIG. 10 is a side view of the lock member 75 of FIG. 9 and a partial side view of the select jack 72 near the groove 72 e.
- FIG. 11 shows a needle selecting device 81 according to a third embodiment of the present invention, in which a non-pressed state in which a select jack 82 is an inactive initial position and a select jack 82 is in a non-pressed state.
- FIG. 4 is a side cross-sectional view showing a pressed state at a wenoret position and a state in which the lip is in a hooked state.
- FIG. 12 is a plan view and a side view showing the shape of the leaf spring 88 of FIG.
- FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional side view showing a configuration of a needle selecting device 21 provided on a needle bed in a conventional flat knitting machine.
- FIG. 13 An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. Corresponding parts described above in the embodiment of the present invention and parts described in the related art in FIG. 13 have different reference numerals for mechanisms, members and parts having the same names. Even in the case where reference numerals are given, they have basically the same functions and configurations, and duplicate description may be omitted.
- the posture of the needle bed and before and after The method of determining the direction is the same as in Fig. 13.
- A indicates positions corresponding to nits
- H indicates tacks
- B indicates positions corresponding to welts (misses).
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic cross-sectional configuration of a needle selecting device of a flat knitting machine according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- the select jack 22 can be locked by the needle selecting device 21 provided in the flat knitting machine 20 so as to maintain the pressed state at the initial position where the knitting operation is not performed.
- FIG. 1 (a) shows a non-pressed state in which the select jack 22 has an inactive welt position as an initial position
- FIG. 1 (b) shows a pressed state of the select jack 22.
- the needle selecting device 21 has a selector 23 for moving the select jack 22.
- the selector 23 has a plurality of batteries 23a, 23b, and 23c, and the selector cam 24 acts on the batteries 23a, 23b, and 23c to select the selector 23. Can be driven. The distal end 23 d of the selector 23 can be brought into contact with the select jack 22 to move the select jack 22 forward. A contact pole 23 e is formed on the rear end side of the selector 23, and when the selector cam 24 presses the battery 23 c, it comes into contact with the needle selecting actuator 25 and is magnetically attracted. Is done.
- the butt 22 a of the select jack 22 is also guided by the guide cam 26, and is returned from the state in which it has advanced to a position different from the initial position to the B position which is the initial position.
- the initial position of the select jack 22 is a welt position, and a knitting operation that does not knit a knitting yarn is selected.
- the battery 22 a is pressed by the B presser 27.
- Wires 28 and 29 are used to regulate the displacement of the select jack 22.
- the wire 29 is sandwiched between the two forks on the rear half of the select jack 22 and engages with the recesses 22b, 22c, 22d to determine the positions of the knit position, tack position, and elut position. Do each.
- a lock member 30 is added to the select jack 22, and the B presser 27 is placed at the welt position as the initial position shown in FIG. When a is pressed, it enters a gap formed between the select jack 22 and the wire 28.
- the lock member 30 is biased by a spring 31.
- the select jack 22 receives the pressure on the bat 22a as shown in FIG. 1 (b) even when it is not pressed on the bat 22a as shown in FIG. 1 (a).
- a contact portion 22 e to which the tip 23 d of the selector 23 can contact is formed.
- the mouth member 30 is attached to a thin portion 22 f formed from the butt 22 a of the select jack 22 to the contact portion 22 e.
- the configuration relating to the lip member 30 and the thin portion 22 f will be described later with reference to FIGS. 8 and 9.
- the needle selection device 21 as described above is provided on the needle bed 32 of the flat knitting machine 20 and includes a carriage
- selector cam 24 and needle selection actuator 25 provided in 33.
- the select jack 22 and the selector 23 are housed in the needle groove 35 formed between the 21 dollar plates 34 arranged side by side with the needle bed 32, and have a shape obtained by cutting out a fixed outer shape from a metal plate material.
- the wires 28 and 29 are penetrating members such as piano wires that penetrate the needle plate 34 in the longitudinal direction of the needle bed 32. A band can be used as the penetrating member.
- FIG. 2 shows the overall configuration of the needle bed 32 of the flat knitting machine 20 including the needle selecting device 21 of FIG. As in Fig. 13, the needle bed 32 is shown only on one side facing the tooth gap 37.
- the knitting needle 36 is a spatula needle having a hook and a latch at the front end of the needle body 38, and the knitting force 40 is applied from the carriage 33 side to the back 39a of the needle jack 39. And perform a knitting exercise.
- the needle selecting device 21 presses the battery 22 a of the select jack 22 from the B presser 27 on the carriage 33 side, and the needle jack 39 is inserted into the needle groove 35 by the select jack 22.
- the knot 39 a is selectively removed from the knitting cam 40.
- As the knitting needle 36 a needle having a transfer function, a compound needle, or the like can be used.
- a sinker device 41 is provided near the tip of the needle bed 32 on the side of the tooth gap 37 to push down the knitting yarn after the stitch is knitted.
- the movable sinker 42 is spring-biased, and the knitting yarn is pushed down by the knitting yarn hooking hook 42a at the leading end that advances to the tooth gap 37.
- the movable sinker 42 is driven by guiding a bat 43 a of the sinker jack 43 with a sinker control cam 44 provided on the carriage 33.
- the applicant of the present application discloses the configuration and operation of the sinker device of a flat knitting machine having such a movable thin force in Japanese Patent Publication No. 5-833657. In the present embodiment, as disclosed in International Publication No.
- the knitting needle 36 is pulled in before the knitting of the stitch, and an operation of tightening the stitch is performed.
- the operation of raising the knitting yarn locking hook 42 a of the movable sinker 42 from the tooth opening 37 can be performed.
- FIG. 3 shows the cam arrangement on the cam mounting surface of the knitting system arranged on the surface facing the needle bed 32 in the carriage 33 shown in FIG. 2, and the tooth gap 37 side in FIG. It is shown and shown as follows.
- the carriage 33 is provided with the knitting cam 40, the selector cam 24, the sinker control cam 44, and the B presser 27.
- An H presser 45 is provided at the H position, which is the position of the bat 22 a when the select jack 22 is moving forward to the tack position.
- the needle selecting actuator 25 is not at the cam mounting surface of the carriage 33, but at a position where the contacting electrode portion 23 e of the selector 23 can be sucked in the middle in opposition to this surface.
- the corresponding position is shown by a virtual line.
- a plurality of knitting systems are mounted on the carriage 33 of the present embodiment.
- the carriage 33 is indicated by an arrow 46 as shown in FIG.
- the preceding system 47 and the following system 48 when moving from left to right in the figure are shown.
- a cam for controlling the needle is added. Also, as long as the initial position can be locked as the inactive welt position, the cam presser can be changed to change the number and type of knitting actions that the knitting needle 36 can select at other positions.
- the knitting cam 40 is composed of a needle lasing cam 50 for allowing the knitting needle 36 to advance to the tooth gap 37, an Tenzan 51 for regulating the advancing state of the knitting needle 36, and a stitch force for retracting the knitting needle 36.
- the stitch cams 52, 53 can be displaced in the direction of inclination of the inclined cam surface while facing the inclined cam surface of the needle lasing cam 50, and determine the stitch length according to the amount of displacement. What decides the degree is the inclined cam surface of the stitch cam 53 which is on the trailing side to the needle razing cam 50 and faces the needle raising cam 50.
- the knitting needle 36 is pulled in before the knitting of the stitch as described above, and the stitching operation is performed by the stitch cam 52 on the leading side, compared to the inclined cam surface facing the needle lasing cam 50. This is the inclined cam surface on the leading side.
- the upper cam surface of the guide cam 26 is opposed to the inclined cam surface.
- the stitch cams 52, 53 and the tenzan 5 It is guided in a cam groove formed between the cam surface provided on 1 and the cam surfaces provided on the idle lasing cam 50 and the guide cam 26.
- the butt 22 a of the select jack 22 reaches the H position, which is the tack position
- the bat 39 a of the needle jack 39 is knitted while the knot 22 a is pressed from the H presser 45.
- the bat 39a follows the trajectory shown by the dotted line and is only partially affected by the edging cam 50.
- the battery 22a of the select jack 22 is pressed by the B presser 27.In the alt position, if it is locked by the preceding system 47, The bat 3 9a passes along the eel locus. When the present invention is not applied, the bat 39a passes along a trajectory like a two-dot chain line. On the leading system 47 side as well, if it is in the licking state due to the preceding knitting operation, the trajectory of the pad 39a as shown by the one-dot chain line. In other words, when the mouth is in the squeezed state, as long as the selection of the ⁇ elt position is continued in the next knitting system, the state where the back 39a of the select jack 39 is submerged in the needle groove 35 is considered. It does not engage with the cam groove of the knitting cam 40. For this reason, once locked, it is possible to prevent the knitting needle 36 at the welt position from being pulled in by the leading stitch cam 52 until a position different from the welt position is selected. .
- the leading side of the lower half of the guide cam 26 functions as a cam surface for the butt 22 a of the select jack 22 and has a knit position different from the welt position where the select jack 22 is the initial position. If it is in the tack position, it will be forcibly guided to the initial position.
- the position where the guide cam 26 guides the bat 22 a to the lower end must be adjusted to the position where the bat 22 a is pressed by the B presser 27.
- the B presser 27 and the H presser 45 use cams to obtain the amount of pressure required to sink the butt 39a of the needle jack 39 into the needle groove 35 against the bat 22a. It has flat pressing surfaces 27a and 45a projecting from the disposition surface to the needle bed 32 side.
- the leading and trailing sides of the pressing surfaces 27a and 45a are shaded to smoothly guide the top of the butt 22a to the pressing surfaces of the B presser 27 and the H presser 45.
- Inclined surfaces 27b, 27c; 45b, 45c are provided, respectively.
- the selector cam 24 acting on the batteries 23a, 23b, 23c of the selector 23 includes a selector guide cam 60 and a selector guide cam 61.
- the selector cams 24 are provided on the leading side of the leading system 47, between the leading system 47 and the trailing system 48, and on the trailing side of the trailing system 48. That is, it is provided between each knitting system and before and after.
- the selector cam 24 provided between the knitting systems is symmetrical on the leading and trailing sides, and the selector cams 24 provided before and after the bats 23a, 23b on the inner side where the knitting system exists. , 23 c.
- Below the selector guide cam 60 a cam groove 62 for the A position and a cam groove 63 for the H position are formed.
- the selector guide cam 61 guides the butt 23 b of the select jack 23 to return to the initial position.
- the armature 23 e is magnetically attracted by the needle selecting actuator 25, and the battery 23 c is separated from the selector guide cam 60.
- the needle selection creator 25 is provided with coil magnetic poles 25a and 25b for canceling magnetic attraction so as to be symmetric with respect to the center.
- the notch 23c engages with the cam groove 62 for the A position and is indicated by a broken line.
- Guide the battery 23 c along the locus as shown move the selector 23 forward, and move the select jack 22 to the nit position.
- the butt 23c engages with the cam groove 63 for the H position, as shown by the dotted line.
- Guide the bat 23 c along the path move the selector 23 forward, and move the select jack 22 to the tack position.
- the select jack 22 moves to the tack position, the butt 22 a is pressed by the H-pressor 45.
- the sinker control cam 4 4 includes a rising cam 65 for raising the knitting yarn hook 42 a from the opening 37 at the time of supplying the knitting yarn during knitting and at the time of the preceding pulling-in operation described above. It includes a lowering cam 66 for lowering the stop hook 42 a to the opening 37, and a lowering cam 67 for lowering the knitting yarn hook 42 a to the opening 37 after the knitting operation is completed.
- the sinks 43 of the sinker jacks 43 are guided by cam grooves formed between the ascending cams 65, descending cams 66 and descending cams 67. It is displaced according to the trajectory shown by the chain line.
- FIG. 4 shows the needle selecting device 21 shown in FIG. 1 in which the control state between the non-pressed state and the pressed state corresponding to the select jack 22 at the initial position shown in (a) and (b) is shown. This is shown for the entire floor 32.
- the bat 39a of the needle jack 39 protrudes and is driven by the knitting cam 40.
- the butt 39a sinks into the needle groove 35, and the knitting cam 40 Not driven by
- the pad 39 a of the idle jack 39 becomes a needle. The state of sinking in the groove 35 can be continued.
- FIG. 5 shows a state in which the selector 23 and the select jack 22 are selected to the tack position (H position) by the selector cam 24 in the needle selecting device 21 of FIG.
- the needle selecting actuator 25 is selectively driven so that the butt 23 c of the selector 23 engages with the H-position cam groove 63 of the selector guide cam 60. Even if the butt 22 a of the select jack 22 is pressed from the carriage 33 side, the mouth member 30 is separated from the wire 28 and formed between the wire 28 and the select jack 22. Cannot enter the gap, and it does not lock.
- FIG. 6 shows the effect of increasing the spacing between the knitting systems on the flat knitting machine 20 in a simplified manner.
- FIG. 6 (a) shows this embodiment
- FIG. 6 (b) shows a form in which the knitting system interval is increased without providing a lock function. That is, in contrast to the carriage 33 shown in FIG. 6A, the carriage 33 ′ shown in FIG. 6B has a larger distance d ′ than the distance d between the preceding system 47 and the following system 48. Need. Therefore, the length L 'of the carriage 33' is also larger than the length L of the carriage 33.
- the carriages 3 3 and 3 3 ′ knit a knitted fabric 70 having the same knitting width W, the carriage 33 moves in the range of W + 2 L in FIG. 6A, and W + 2 in FIG.
- Carriage 3 3 ' moves in the range of L'.
- the selectable jack 22 is locked at the welt position, and the butt 39 a of the knitting needle 36 can be submerged in the needle groove 35, so that the carriage 33 is compact. It is possible to reduce weight, reduce costs, and reduce power costs. Unnecessary effects on the bat 39a, such as unnecessary leading-in, can be reduced, so that undesired effects on the knitting yarn / bat 39a, etc. can also be reduced.
- FIG. 7 shows an enlarged shape of the lock member 30 of FIG.
- FIG. 7 (a) shows a plan view of FIG. 1 from above
- FIG. 7 (b) shows a side view of FIG. 1 from the front.
- the lock member 30 is made of an elastic material such as metal with the same thickness as the select jack 22. It is formed of a plate material and has a bifurcated engaging portion 30a and a fitting portion 30b.
- the fitting portion 3Ob can enter a gap generated between the wire 28 and the carriage 33 side of the select jack 22 when the select jack 22 at the welt position is pressed.
- a locking portion 30c is formed at an intermediate position where the engagement portion 30a transitions to the fitting portion 30.
- FIG. 8 is an enlarged partial view of the shape and configuration of the thin portion 22 f of the select jack 22 to which the lock member 30 can be attached.
- FIG. 8 (a) shows a plan view corresponding to FIG. 7 (a)
- FIG. 8 (b) shows a side view corresponding to FIG. 7 (b).
- the seletat jack 22 has a thin portion 22 f whose thickness becomes thinner on both sides in the plate thickness direction in the vicinity of a penetrating member such as the wire 28 at an initial position.
- a cutout portion 22g is formed in which the locking portion 30c shown in FIG. 7 is locked.
- a recess 22 h capable of accommodating the spring 31 is formed.
- Thin part 2 Thin part 2
- the spring 31 is formed so that it can be displaced from the locked state protruding rearward by the bias of the spring 31.
- FIG. 9 shows a schematic cross-sectional configuration of a needle selecting device of a flat knitting machine according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- the select jack 72 can be locked so as to maintain the pressed state at the initial position where the knitting operation is inactive.
- FIG. 9 (a) shows a non-pressed state where the select jack 72 is at the initial position where the welt position is set, and
- FIG. 9 (b) shows a pressed state of the select jack 72.
- the needle selecting device 71 has a selector 73 for moving a select jack 72.
- the selector 73 has a plurality of bats 73a, 73b, 73c.
- the operation of the selector cam 24 acting on the bats 73a, 73b, 73c to drive the selectors is as follows. This is basically the same as the needle selecting device 21 in FIG.
- the tip 73 d of the selector 73 abuts on the butt 72 a of the select jack ⁇ 2, so that the select jack 72 can be advanced.
- an armature part 73e is formed, and the selector cam 24
- the select jack 72 has concave portions 72b, 72c, 72d for positioning by engaging with the wire 29, similarly to the needle selector 21 of FIG.
- the select jack 72 of the present embodiment has a groove 72 e near the distal end facing the wire 28 at the initial position.
- a lock member 75 is inserted into the groove 72e, and is movable in the front-rear direction within the groove 72e.
- the lock member 75 is formed of a plate material having elasticity such as metal, and a front half engaging portion 75a is inserted into the groove 72e.
- the fitting portion 75b in the rear half of the hook member 75 projects from the opening side of the groove 72e toward the wire 28.
- FIG. 10A shows the shape of the lock member 75 in a side view
- FIG. 10B shows the partial shape of the select jack 72 near the groove 72 e in a side view
- the mouth member 75 has a narrower width with a front half engaging portion 75 a having a bifurcated distal end and a narrower vertical width at the proximal end. And a mating portion 75b of the latter half part that is connected to the base end side of the engaging portion 75a.
- Select jack as shown in Fig. 10 (b)
- the 72 groove portion 72 e is substantially U-shaped, and has a shape in which the interval between the openings 72 f is narrow.
- the groove 72 e has an opening 27 f, a parallel portion 72 g having a width larger than the width of the opening 72 f, a constant width 72 g, and a narrow interval following the parallel portion 72 g.
- an inclined portion 72 h that is inclined.
- the lock member 75 of the present embodiment receives an elastic force when trying to bend along the inclined portion 72h of the groove portion 72e at the bifurcated distal end side of the engaging portion 75a. It is biased in a direction that protrudes outward from the groove 72 e. That is, the shape of the locking member 75 itself cooperates with the inclined portion 72 h of the groove portion 72 e so that the fitting portion 75 b projects and the locked state as shown in FIG. It is possible to be displaced so as to become.
- the select jack 72 and the lock member 75 are housed in the needle groove 35 formed between the needle plates 34, and are sandwiched between the needle plates 34 from both sides in the thickness direction. If the difference between the width and the thickness of 35 is not too large, it will not fall off in the thickness direction.
- FIG. 11 shows a schematic cross-sectional configuration of a needle selecting device of a flat knitting machine according to a third embodiment of the present invention. Also in the needle selecting device 81 of the present embodiment, the select jack 82 can be locked so as to maintain the pressed state at the initial position where the knitting operation does not work.
- FIG. 11A shows a non-pressed state where the select jack 82 is at the initial position
- FIG. 11B shows a pressed state of the select jack 82.
- the needle selecting device 81 has a selector 83 for moving the select jack 82.
- the selector 83 has a plurality of butts 83a, 83b, 83c, and acts on the selector cam 24 four-force butts 83a, 83b, 83c to drive the selector 83.
- the operation is basically the same as that of the needle selecting device 21 in FIG.
- the selector 83 can be advanced by the distal end 83 d contacting the select jack 82 with the butt 82 a, and the rear end can be connected to the selector jack 82.
- the needle selecting device 21 in FIG. 1 also has the concave portions 82 b, 82 c, and 82 d in which the select jack 82 engages with the wire 29 to perform positioning.
- the locking recess is provided at a position where the wall of the needle groove 85 is formed between the wire 28 and the butt 82 a when the select jack 82 is in the initial position. 8 6 is formed.
- a mounting recess 82e in which a leaf spring 88 as a locking member is mounted is formed on the side of the select jack 82.
- FIG. 12 shows the shape of the leaf spring 88.
- Fig. 12 (a) shows a plan view
- Fig. 12 (b) shows a side view.
- the select jack 82 is also indicated by a virtual line.
- the leaf spring 88 has a bent distal end portion 88a and a flat base end portion 88b.
- the base end 88b is attached to the mounting recess 82e of the select jack 82, and when no external force is applied, the distal end 88a is moved from the mounting recess 82e to the select jack 82. Protruding to the side.
- the needle groove 85 except for the portion where the locking recess 86 is formed, the wall is pressed by the side of the dollar plate 84, and the tip portion 88a is attached to the mounting recess 82e. Stuffed inside.
- the tip end 8 8a of the leaf spring 8 8 becomes the needle plate 8 4
- the locked state is maintained by engaging the step between the side surface of the groove and the locking recess 86.
- the locking recess 86 has a space enough to receive the distal end 88 a of the unloaded leaf spring 88.
- the select jack 82 must be able to move freely in the needle groove 85 without receiving an unnecessary sliding load in other positions where it is not locked.
- the distal end portion 88a of the leaf spring 88 is disengaged from the step of the locking recess 86, and the locked state is released.
- the distal end portion 88a is pressed by the side surface of the needle plate 84 and pushed into the mounting recess 82e of the select jack 82, the select jack 82 can move freely in the needle groove 85. be able to.
- the locked state is not achieved simply by returning the selector jack 82 to the initial position, ie, the oval position, as shown in FIG. 12 (a).
- the initial position of the select jack that moves in the needle groove by the selector is made to correspond to the inactive knitting operation, and the select jack at the initial position is pressed by pressing the select jack from the carriage side.
- the lock member fits in a gap between the locking portion and the locking portion formed at a predetermined vicinity of the jack and is spaced apart from the locking portion, and the pressed state of the select jack can be held between the locking member and the locking portion. . Therefore, the locked state of the needle selection position can be realized without moving the select jack forward and backward. While the pressed state of the select jack is maintained, the knitting operation can be disabled because the knitting needle bat is detached from the carriage cam mechanism.
- the hook member is separated from the gap and the pressed state of the select jack is released. Press the select jack with a presser provided on the carriage side
- the action of the cam mechanism on the bat of the knitting needle can be controlled.
- the position where the knitting needle does not act is the initial position of the select jack, so if the carriage cam mechanism does not act continuously while passing the knitting needle, it is necessary to move the selector or the select jack.
- a penetration member that abuts the carriage side of the select jack in each needle groove to fix the select jack in the needle groove is used as a locking portion, and the select jack is pressed from the carriage side.
- a lock member which is biased by a spring, is fitted into a gap formed between the penetrating member, and a pressing state of the select jack from the carriage side is received by the locking section through the locking member. They can be held together.
- the select jack is moved from the initial position corresponding to the non-operation to the position corresponding to the other knitting operation, the lock member is released from the gap, the holding of the pressed state is released, and the select jack corresponding to the knitting operation is released.
- the knitting needle can be controlled by pressing the button.
- the select jack has a thin portion having a thickness reduced on both sides in the plate thickness direction in the vicinity of the initial position facing the penetrating member.
- the thin part is sandwiched from both sides in the thickness direction, and the fitting part of the lock member can enter the gap between the penetrating member and the carriage side of the select jack, so the small part between the select jack and the penetrating member in the needle groove
- a lock member can be arranged in the space. Since the buckle member has a spring between the thin portion of the select jack and the engagement portion of the buckle member so that the buckle member enters the gap, the select jack is in the initial position. When pressed from the carriage side, the fitting portion of the lock member can enter the gap to maintain the pressed state.
- the select jack has a substantially U-shaped cut portion having a shape in which the interval between the opening portions is narrowed so as to open in the vicinity of the penetrating member at the initial position.
- the lock member is inserted into the notch, is pressed from both sides of the notch, and is biased toward the penetrating member.
- the locking member is provided in the gap between the penetrating member and the carriage side of the select jack. It has a fitting part that can enter, so When pressed from the side, the fitting portion of the lock member can enter the gap to maintain the pressed state.
- a concave portion serving as a locking portion is formed on the side of the select jack, and the lock member is provided on a side surface of the select jack and protrudes to the side.
- the spring is a leaf spring having a tip portion which is urged to fit into the recess and prevents displacement of the select jack toward the carriage, so that a pressed state can be maintained.
- the cam mechanism of the carriage prior to the cam mechanism acting on the bat of the knitting needle to selectively perform a plurality of knitting operations, removes the knitting needle whose bat has not been detached from the cam mechanism. Since it has a draw-in function, it can be linked with the sinker device to perform pre-drawing to tighten stitches.
- the knitting needle set to the non-operation position keeps the select jack pressed by the lock member, so that the knitting needle bat remains detached from the cam mechanism until the pressed state is released. And so on.
- the cam mechanism of the carriage passes over the knitting needle that should be inactive, the knitting yarn is squeezed by the knitting needle, causing thread thinning or thread breakage. You can avoid affecting them.
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