WO2005095697A1 - 横編機によるパイル編成方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a pile knitting method using a weft knitting machine that can use a fastening yarn and a pile yarn to make a stitch loop made of a pile yarn larger than a stitch loop made of a fastening yarn.
- pile knitting can be performed by a flat knitting machine in which front and rear needle beds oppose each other across a tooth gap.
- a flat knitting machine in which front and rear needle beds oppose each other across a tooth gap.
- an auxiliary needle bed equipped with a pile withdrawal needle is provided above one needle bed, and when knitting piles, the pile yarn is locked with the pile withdrawal needle of the auxiliary needle bed, and then the yarn is wiped off.
- a knitting machine capable of forming a pile loop has been disclosed (for example, see Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 34254/1984).
- a general-purpose flat knitting machine is used.
- a technique in which, instead of a knitting needle, a slider member for pile knitting is mounted in a needle groove of an opposing needle bed.
- the slider member is advanced to the tooth gap, a thread yarn is hung, and then the pile yarn is cut at a cutting portion formed on the rim of the slider member to form a cut pile (for example, US Pat. No. 6612135.) 0
- the slider can advance into the tooth gap than the hook of the needle body.
- a composite needle has been developed for the purpose of transferring between a composite needle of an opposing needle bed by using a tip portion called a tander or a nose of a slider (for example, see Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 10-325057, JP-A-2002-294541).
- the pile stitch forming method disclosed in Japanese Patent No. 2917146 can be used as a knitting needle for knitting a normal knitted fabric.
- the use of a slider tander makes it possible to use composite needles that can transfer, hold stitches, etc., and to perform pile knitting, so that pile loops can be freely formed in the knitted fabric, and Knitted fabric can be knitted.
- the hook force of the composite needle that locks only the pile stitches while pushing down the pile stitches needs to move the slider upward to the tooth gap and close the hook with a tanda. That is, it is necessary to use not only the needle body but also the slider of the composite needle for forming the stitches. For this reason, composite needles that receive a knitting yarn must be used only to form pile stitches, and must be used for applications that hold other stitches. Can not.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a pile knitting method using a flat knitting machine capable of forming a pile stitch using a composite needle and simultaneously holding another stitch.
- the present invention relates to a flat knitting machine including a compound needle in which a slider can advance into a tooth gap than a hook of a needle body on at least one of front and rear needle beds opposed to each other with a tooth gap therebetween.
- a method for knitting a pile knitted fabric by supplying a fastening yarn and a pile yarn to a knitting needle on a needle bed side facing a floor at a tooth gap,
- the tightening yarn When supplying the tightening yarn to the knitting needle, the tightening yarn is not supplied to the composite needle, and the stitches formed by the pile yarn and the tightening yarn are held so that only the coil stitch is held by the slider of the composite needle.
- the tooth force of the composite needle is also retracted to release the pile stitch, and the slider force of the slider is released,
- a pile knitting method using a flat knitting machine wherein a pile loop is formed on a knitted fabric knitted with the knitting needles.
- the composite needles are provided on the front and rear needle beds as the knitting needles, respectively.
- the knitted fabric knitted on the one needle bed side is held by the hooks of the compound needles of the one needle bed.
- the hook is also retracted, and the slider of the one compound needle is advanced to the tooth block, and the slider of the slider and the compound needle of the other needle bed are used.
- the pile stitch is formed.
- the present invention provides a method for forming the pile stitch on a knitted fabric knitted on a needle bed side provided with the knitting needle,
- the hook of the knitting needle is advanced to the tooth gap in a state where the old loop of the fastening thread and the pile thread is locked to the knitting needle, and the fastening thread of the new loop is supplied to the hook.
- the hook is advanced to the tooth gap while holding only the tightening thread on the hook, and a pile thread is supplied to the hook and the slider of the composite needle slider on the needle bed side facing the needle bed,
- the hook of the knitting needle is retracted by the mouth force, and the hook and the pile thread of the new loop are pulled into the old loop locked by the knitting needle with the hook, and the old loop is knocked over.
- the needle slider is retracted by the force of the needle, and the needle stitch is hung on the slider to release the pile stitch to form a pile loop.
- the present invention is characterized in that a pile loop formed by releasing the tundling force of the slider from the pile stitch is pressed into a tooth gap by a loop presser.
- FIG. 1 is a side sectional view showing a configuration of a main part of a flat knitting machine 1 used in a pile knitting method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a pile knitting method according to an embodiment of the present invention, and is a simplified tooth showing a state where, as a first course, formation of a pile stitch on a knitted fabric 20 to be knitted by the needle bed 3 on the front side is started. It is a side sectional view near a mouth.
- FIG. 3 is a side cross-sectional view of the vicinity of the tooth opening, which is a simplified illustration showing a state in which the tightening thread 21 is pulled in, following FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a side cross-sectional view showing a state where a pile yarn 22 is received by a hook 7c as a third course in the vicinity of a tooth gap in a pile knitting method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a side cross-sectional view of the vicinity of a simplified dent, showing a state in which the old loop 23 is knocked over, following FIG.
- FIG. 6 shows a pile knitting method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the slider 107b of the needle bed 103 on the rear side is lowered and retracted from the tooth gap 2, and is hung on a tundder 107d.
- FIG. 4 is a simplified side cross-sectional view showing the vicinity of a tooth gap showing a state in which a pile stitch 24 is removed.
- FIG. 7 is a side cross-sectional view of the vicinity of the tooth gap which is a simplified illustration showing a state in which the formation of a pile stitch on the knitted fabric 120 to be knitted with the needle bed 103 on the rear side is started, following FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a side cross-sectional view of the vicinity of the tooth gap, which is a simplified illustration showing a state where the tightening thread 21 is pulled in, following FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a side cross-sectional view showing a state in which a hook 107c receives a pile yarn 22 as a sixth course in the vicinity of a tooth gap in a simplified manner according to a pile knitting method as one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a side cross-sectional view of the vicinity of the tooth gap, which is a simplified illustration showing a state in which the old loop 123 is knocked over, following FIG.
- FIG. 11 shows a pile knitting method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the slider 7b of the needle bed 3 on the front side is lowered from the tooth gap 2 and retreated, and is hung on a tundler 7d.
- FIG. 4 is a simplified side cross-sectional view showing the vicinity of a tooth gap showing a state in which a stitch pile 124 is removed.
- FIG. 1 shows a configuration of a main part of a flat knitting machine 1 used in a pile knitting method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the front and rear needle beds face each other at the tooth gap 2.
- one needle bed 3 is shown, and the other needle bed is omitted.
- Needle bed 3 is higher than the mouth 2 It is inclined so that it becomes lower as the force goes away from 2. That is, the front and rear needle beds 3 are arranged in an inverted V-shape with the tooth opening 2 as the center.
- one needle bed 3 is shown in a horizontal posture.
- the configuration of one needle bed 3 is basically the same as that of the other needle bed.
- the needle bed 3 is provided with a number of needles on a base 4 which is arranged facing the cusp 2 which is a knitted fabric knitting area.
- Each of the plates 5 is implanted in a direction toward the tooth opening 2.
- the needle plate 5 has a small thickness at the end on the side of the tooth 2.
- a needle groove 6 is formed between the needle plates 5 such that the width thereof increases on the side of the tooth gap 2 in accordance with the decrease in the plate thickness.
- a needle bed 3 is formed by accommodating a knitting needle 7 in each needle groove 6 and accommodating a movable sinker 8 at an end portion where the width is increased.
- the knitting needle 7 is a compound needle, and can move the needle body 7a and the slider 7b independently.
- a hook 7c is formed at the tip of the needle main body 7a, the tip of the slider 7b is divided into two elastic plates, and a tanda 7d having a step is formed at the tip.
- the tanda 7d of the slider 7b slidably holds the hook 7c of the needle body 7a.
- Such a composite needle is described in detail in paragraphs [0016] to [0019] of Japanese Patent No. 2917146 and FIGS. It is also possible to use a composite needle as disclosed in JP-A-10-325057 and JP-A-2002-294541.
- the knitting needle 7 is selectively advanced and retracted with respect to the tooth gap 2 while the carriage reciprocates along the tooth bed 2, that is, perpendicular to the paper surface, on the needle bed 3, and the movable sinker 8 is moved.
- the knitted fabric is knitted by the interaction of.
- the carriage is not shown, and a knitting needle operating cam mechanism 9 for operating the knitting needle 7 and a sinker operating cam mechanism 10 for operating the movable sinker 8 are shown.
- the needle body 7a and the slider 7b can be selectively and separately operated.
- a knitting yarn can be supplied from the yarn feeder 11 to the knitting needle 7 to form a stitch loop.
- the knitting needles 7 are arranged in the respective needle grooves 6 side by side with the movable sinker 8 in the width direction.
- the needle body 7a is provided with a bat for driving the advance and retreat displacement to and from the tooth gap 2, but is omitted from the drawing since it is located on the left side of the figure.
- the slider 7b is provided with a butt 7e for driving the forward / backward displacement to the tooth gap 2.
- the needle plate 5 has a concave portion 5a at the end on the side of the tooth gap 2 for supporting the movable sinker 8 in a swingable manner.
- the movable sinker 8 has a recess 5a And a passive portion 8b that is driven in response to a forward / backward displacement with respect to the tooth gap 2.
- a sinker jack 12 that can linearly advance and retract with respect to the tooth gap 2 is accommodated.
- the sinker jack 12 engages with the passive portion 8b of the movable sinker 8 at the end 12a, and moves away from the base 4 of the needle bed 3 on the base 12b side extending away from the cusp 2 with respect to the end 12a.
- the bat 12c has a protruding butt 12c and is operated by the sinker operating cam mechanism 10.
- a spacer 13 is arranged in a direction away from the base 4 of the needle bed 3 with respect to the knitting needle 7.
- the spacer 13 regulates the knitting needle 7 at the bottom so as not to separate from the base 4, and regulates the sinker jack 12 at the side so as not to shift in the width direction of the needle groove 6.
- the movable sinker 8 has a tip portion 14 that acts as a sinker for the tooth 2 by converting the forward / backward displacement with respect to the passive portion 8b into a swing displacement with the base 8a as a fulcrum.
- the distal end portion 14 is formed with a knitting yarn receiving portion 14a.
- the band 15 penetrates the spacer 13 and the dollar plate 5 in each needle groove 6 in the direction along the tooth gap 2, that is, in the direction perpendicular to the paper surface, and fixes them together.
- the band 15 is also passed through the sinker jack 12, and regulates the sinker jack 12 to be slid and displaced at a distance V away from the needle groove 6.
- the base 8a of the movable sinker 8 is provided with a wire spring 16 for biasing the movable sinker 8 in the clockwise direction in the figure.
- the wire 17 is used for fixing the needle plate 5 and the base 4.
- the tip 14b of the tip portion 14 of the movable sinker 8 abuts on the bottom of the base 4 near the tooth opening 2, thereby restricting the movable sinker 8 from oscillating displacement by the bias of the wire spring 16.
- a stopper 18 is provided.
- FIGS. 2 to 11 show the operation state of the knitting needle 7 when knitting a tubular pile knitted fabric using the front and rear needle beds 3 in a simplified cross-sectional side view near the tooth gap 2.
- FIG. For convenience of explanation, the components related to the rear side with respect to the needle bed 3 on the front side when viewed from the front of the flat knitting machine 1 are referred to by adding 100 to the reference numbers of the corresponding components on the front side. Indicated by number.
- the knitting needle knitting cam mechanism 9 mounted on the carriage that causes the knitting needles 7 to perform knitting operation is provided with a knitting cam system for each of the front and rear needle beds 3, 103. You. Needless to say, it is possible to provide multiple systems, and if multiple systems are provided, it is possible to perform operations for multiple courses with one carriage movement. As a result, the number of movements of the carriage can be reduced. Also, a yarn feeder for tightening yarn
- 1 la and 1 lb of yarn feeder for pile yarn shall stand by on one side of the needle bed 3 in the longitudinal direction.
- FIG. 2 shows a state where, as a first course, formation of a pile stitch on a knitted fabric 20 knitted by the needle bed 3 on the front side is started.
- the knitted fabric 120 knitted by the needle bed 103 on the rear side is held on the hook 107c of the needle body 107a of the knitting needle 107.
- a yarn feeder 11a for supplying a tightening thread 21 is carried on the carriage.
- the needle body 7a rises and advances to the tooth gap 2 with the old loop 23 formed by the tightening thread 21 and the pile thread 22 locked to the tundler 7d of the slider 7b, and the yarn 7
- the thread 21 is supplied from the feeder 11a.
- FIG. 3 shows a state in which the needle body 7a is lowered and retracted from the tooth gap 2 and the tightening thread 21 is pulled in while the slider 7b is kept as it is, following FIG.
- the retraction is minimized, for example, by setting the number of stitches provided in the cam system for knitting of the knitting operation cam mechanism 9, and even if the slider 7b is at a higher position than the hook 7a, the knockover Do not let it.
- the slider 107b is advanced upward into the tooth gap 2.
- the slider 107b is raised at this timing because of the knitting cam mounted on the carriage.
- the upward movement of the rear slider 107b into the tooth gap 2 is not necessarily limited to the timing shown in FIG. 3 as long as it is completed immediately before the yarn feeding position.
- both yarn feeders 11a and 11b are arranged on the same side of the needle bed 3, the carriage needs to be moved in the second course in the opposite direction to the first course. Also, it is necessary to make the knitting needle 7, 107 an empty course that does not act on it.
- FIG. 4 shows a third course in which the carriage is moved in the same direction as the first course, the yarn feeder ib for supplying the pile yarn 22 is entrained, and the pile yarn 22 is received by the hook 7c.
- the needle body 7a is raised to the tack position while the old loop 23 is locked on the tundler 7d of the slider 7b.
- a tightening thread 21 is held in a hook 7d of the needle body 7a.
- Fig. 5 is a continuation of Fig. 4 in which the needle body 7a and the slider 7b are both lowered at the needle bed 3 on the front side, the bow I is inserted, and the needle loop 7 is locked to the slider 7d of the slider 7b. This shows the state where is knocked over.
- the pile yarn 22 hung on the tundder 107d of the slider 107b of the needle bed 103 on the rear side is pulled out to form a pile stitch 24.
- the knitted fabric 20 is held by the hook 7c.
- FIG. 6 shows a state in which the slider 107b of the needle bed 103 on the rear side is lowered and retracted from the tooth gap 2 at the beginning of the fourth course, and the knit stitch 24 hung on the tundder 107d is paid.
- the pile stitch 24 is a pile loop 25 projecting from the surface of the knitted fabric 20 held on the needle bed 3 on the front side. It is preferable that the pile loop 25 is provided with a loop retainer such as a stitch presser on the carriage, so that the pile loop 25 can be pressed into the tooth gap 2 by the loop retainer.
- the detailed description of the stitch presser is disclosed, for example, in Japanese Patent Publication No. 3-66415.
- FIG. 7 shows a state in which the pile stitch formation on the knitted fabric 120 to be knitted by the needle bed 103 on the rear side is started, following FIG.
- the knitted fabric 20 knitted by the needle bed 3 on the front side is held by the hook 7c of the needle body 7a of the knitting needle 7.
- the needle body 107a rises into the tooth gap 2 with the old loop 123 formed by the tightening thread 21 and the pile thread 22 locked to the slider 107d of the slider 107b, and the yarn 107
- the thread 21 is supplied from the feeder 11a.
- FIG. 8 shows a state in which the gold + main body 107a is lowered and retracted from the tooth gap 2 and the tightening thread 21 is pulled in while the slider 107b is kept as it is, following FIG. The retraction is minimized.
- the stitches provided in the cam system for knitting of the knitting operation cam mechanism 9 are set so that the knockover does not occur even if the slider 107b is at a position higher than the hook 107a. Do not let them.
- the slider 7b is advanced to the tooth opening 2 for the reason described with reference to FIG.
- the fifth course is an empty course that moves the carriage in the opposite direction to the fourth course.
- FIG. 9 shows a state in which the carriage is moved in the same direction as the fourth course as the sixth course, and the yarn feeder ib for supplying the pile yarn 22 is entrained, and the pile yarn 22 is received by the hook 107c.
- the needle main body 107a On the needle bed 103 on the rear side, the needle main body 107a is raised to the tack position while the old loop 123 is locked on the tanda 107d of the slider 107b.
- Hook of needle body 107a A tightening thread 21 is held in 107d.
- the pile yarn 22 is supplied from the yarn feeder lib to the hook 107c, the fastening yarn 21 and the pile yarn 22 are held in the hook 107c.
- the pile yarn 22 is also hooked on the tanda 7d of the slider 7b of the needle bed 3 on the front side which has already been raised and advanced into the tooth gap 2.
- the needle main body 107a and the slider 107b are lowered together with the needle bed 103 on the rear side and retracted, thereby knocking over the old loop 123 locked on the slider 107d of the slider 107b.
- the pile yarn 22 hung on the tanda 7d of the slider 7b of the needle bed 3 on the front side is pulled out to form a pile stitch 124.
- the knitted fabric 120 is held by the hook 107c.
- FIG. 11 shows a state in which the slider 7b of the needle bed 3 on the front side is lowered and retracted from the tooth gap 2 at the beginning of the seventh course, and the stitches 124 wound on the tundler 7d are paid.
- the pile stitch 124 is a pile loop 125 in which the surface force of the knitted fabric 120 held on the needle bed 103 on the rear side also protrudes.
- a loop retainer can be suitably used to push the pile loop 125 into the tooth gap 2.
- the continuation of the seventh course is the same as in Figure 2, and can be considered a new first course.
- the hook 7c is advanced to the tooth gap 2 while only the tightening thread 21 is held on the hook 7c.
- the thread 22 is supplied to the hook 7c and the slider 107b of the knitting needle 107, which is a composite needle of the needle bed 103 on the rear side opposite to the needle bed 3, opposite to the needle 107. Since the tightening thread 21 has already been supplied to the hook 7c, the supply of the pile thread 22 causes the hook 7c of the knitting needle 7 to hold the pile thread 22 together with the fastening thread 21. Pull back the hook 7c of the knitting needle 7 from the tooth opening 2 and use the hook 7c.
- the new thread 21 and the pile thread 22 are pulled into the old loop 23 locked by the knitting needle 7, and the old loop 23 is knocked over.
- the thread 22 is also pulled out as the pile stitch 24 because it is also hung on the slider 107b of the slider 107b on the opposing needle bed 103 side.
- the composite needle slider 107b is retracted from the tooth gap 2 and is hung on the slider 107d of the slider 107b to release the pile thread 22 to form a pile loop 25.
- Other stitches that need not be used to form the loop 25 can be retained.
- the knitting needles 7 and 107 are both provided with composite needles in the front and rear needle beds 3 and 103, the tightening thread 21 and the pile yarn 22 are attached to the composite needles of the front and rear needle beds 3 and 103 at the tooth gap 2.
- the hook 107c is retracted from the mouth 2 while holding the hook 107c.
- the slider 107b of the other compound needle is advanced to the tooth gap 2, and the pile stitch 24 is formed by using the slider 107d of the slider 107b and the compound needle of the one needle bed 3.
- the pile stitch 24 is formed by using the slider 107d of the slider 107b and the compound needle of the one needle bed 3.
- the slider 7b of one of the composite needles is advanced to the tooth gap 2, and the stitches 124 of the slider 7b and the composite needle of the other needle bed 103 are used to form a pile stitch 124. Therefore, pile stitches 24 and 124 and pile loops 25 and 125 can be formed on a tubular knitted fabric.
- the composite needle may be used in only one of the front and rear needle beds 3, 103.
- a pile stitch can be formed on a knitted fabric knitted on the needle bed side facing the needle bed using the composite needle. That is, the flatbed knitting machine 1 having at least one of the needle beds 3 and 103 facing the front and rear across the tooth gap 2 and having a composite needle on at least one side thereof supplies the tightening thread 21 and the pile yarn 22 to the tooth gap 2 and Can be knitted.
- the tightening thread 21 and the pile thread 22 are supplied to the tooth gap 2, and only the pile thread 22 is hung on the sliders 7b and 107d of the composite needle sliders 7b and 107b.
- a tightening thread 21 and a pile thread 22 are supplied to form a stitch.
- the pile yarn 22 drops off from the sliders 7b and 107b of the sliders 7d and 107d and is released. Since the pile yarn 22 is released from the composite needle, a pile loop stitch can be formed on a knitted fabric knitted on the needle bed side provided with a knitting needle that is not a composite needle, such as a spatula needle. Since the needle bodies 7a and 107a of the composite needle are not used for forming a pile stitch, it is possible to hold another stitch when forming the pile stitch.
- a flatbed knitting machine including a composite needle in which at least one of the front and rear needle beds facing each other across a tooth gap is a slider and a needle body force, and the slider can advance to the tooth gap more than the hook of the needle body.
- a fastening thread and a pile thread can be supplied to the knitting needle on the needle bed side facing the needle bed provided with the compound needle at the tooth gap to form a pile stitch.
- the pile yarn is also applied to the slider of the composite needle at the same time, and when supplying the tightening yarn to the knitting needle, the tightening yarn is not supplied to the composite needle, and the pile stitch is not supplied.
- the stitches can be formed by pile yarn and tightening yarn so that only the composite needle slider is held by the slider.
- the pile stitch is released by the loss of the slider's force. Since the pile thread is released from the composite needle only by the operation of the slider, the needle body of the composite needle does not need to be used for forming the pile stitch.When forming the pile stitch, hold the other stitches. Is also possible.
- the composite needle can be used to form a variety of stitches that cannot be formed by pile stitch formation without force, so that the normal knitting and the pile knitting can be selectively performed as needed or arbitrarily. Thus, the composite function of the composite needle can be effectively exhibited.
- the composite needle provided on the front and rear needle beds is used to hold the knitted fabric with the hook of the needle body of the composite needle while using the slider of the composite needle to face the facing needle.
- a pile stitch can be formed on at least a part of the knitted fabric held on the floor.
- the pile yarn is hanged on the slider of the opposing needle bed side. If the hook is retracted, it can be formed as a knit stitch.
- the needle of the composite needle is used for forming the pile stitch because the needle force of the composite needle is also retracted and the pile stitch is released by being hung on the slider and releasing the pile stitch. Other stitches can be held.
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