WO2014187872A1 - Schiebernadel - Google Patents
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- WO2014187872A1 WO2014187872A1 PCT/EP2014/060471 EP2014060471W WO2014187872A1 WO 2014187872 A1 WO2014187872 A1 WO 2014187872A1 EP 2014060471 W EP2014060471 W EP 2014060471W WO 2014187872 A1 WO2014187872 A1 WO 2014187872A1
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
- D04B—KNITTING
- D04B35/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, knitting machines, not otherwise provided for
- D04B35/02—Knitting tools or instruments not provided for in group D04B15/00 or D04B27/00
- D04B35/06—Sliding-tongue needles
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- the invention relates to a needle, insbesonde ⁇ re for mesh-forming textile machines, such as a knitting needle.
- the needle has a needle body.
- the needle body may be arranged in a guide groove of a needle bed of the textile machine, so that its base rests on the groove base ⁇ surface or a guide surface in the guide groove.
- a needle hook is provided at the free end of the needle body.
- the needle hook extends arcuately up to a hook tip and thus limited ei ⁇ nen hook inside area.
- a slider of the needle is movably mounted relative to the needle body.
- a guide is available.
- the needle body or on
- Slider be present a groove in which engages the other part.
- a slide ⁇ bernut for receiving the slider.
- the slider can be moved to a closed position so that it closes the hook inner area. Such a closed position, the slider has in the stitch Abtsch ein.
- the hook inner region In a retracted position of the slider, which may be referred to as the home position, the hook inner region is open and a stitch can be received by the needle hook in the hook inner region.
- Such needles for stitch forming Textilma ⁇ machines are known.
- DE 600 18 760 T2 shows a slider needle whose slider is formed by two Schiebeblät ter. In the closed position of the slide bers are the two slide blades on opposite sides of the needle hook. There is a stitch support surface on each pusher sheet for holding one or more stitches. In the initial position of the slide, the two slide blades are spread apart and form between them a continuous receiving slot for the needle hook.
- a similar needle is also known from DE 60 132 233 T2.
- the position of the two slide blades relative to each other in the retracted initial position and the slot for receiving the needle hook between the slide blades in the closed state of the needle valve are not described in detail here.
- the slider needle has a needle body with a longitudinally extending shaft. A height direction is aligned at right angles to the longitudinal direction.
- the needle body has a needle hook at its stitch forming end. The needle hook defines a hook inner area for receiving a stitch.
- the needle hook has a Hakenendab mustard with two Hakencontent lake following a hook tip.
- the two hook side surfaces are arranged in a transverse direction at a distance from each other.
- the transverse direction is aligned perpendicular to the longitudinal direction and the height direction.
- a slider which consists of two slide blades, is movably mounted relative to the needle body, for example in a slide groove.
- the slider can be moved between a home position in which the hook interior is opened and a stitch-off position in which the slider is in contact with the needle hook and closes the hook inner area.
- one or more stitches may be held or worn by the slider.
- each slide sheet on a mesh support surface.
- the mesh support surface is located on the top of each slide sheet.
- the hook recess is formed between the free blade ends.
- the hook recess is open in the longitudinal direction in the starting position of the slider and thus to the hook tip of the needle hook.
- the hook recess is bounded in the transverse direction by two opposing recess inner surfaces. At each slide sheet is a recess inner surface IN ANY ⁇ .
- the needle hook engages in the hook recess.
- the recess inner surfaces abut against a respectively assigned hook side surface.
- the gap has a gap width in Qu ⁇ ereraum. This gap width changes in height direction. Seen in cross-section through the hook and the slider blades, the gap is thus triangular or wedge-shaped.
- each slide sheet is in the Maschenab ⁇ impact position at each of a contact point line on Needle hook on.
- the frictional force component occurring in the vertical direction between the needle hook and the slider blade during a relative movement from the starting position into the stitched-off position can be reduced.
- a contact Under the line-like contact at the contact point between a respective recess inner surface and the supplied ⁇ located hook side surface is meant a contact, which has a greater dimension in the longitudinal direction than in the height direction H. Specifically, the dimension of the line-like contact in the longitudinal direction L is in the cast-off position at least by the factor 5 to 10 greater than in the height direction H.
- the hook recess has a recess width in the transverse direction between the two recess inner surfaces.
- the gap width changing in the stitch-off position in the height direction is formed by a recess width changing in the starting position and in the stitch-off position in the vertical direction.
- the enlarged ⁇ see ge in the height direction from the top of the slider recess ⁇ wide in the direction toward the stem.
- the hook recess therefore has viewed from the front in the longitudinal direction viewed in the height direction down to the shaft towards funnel or wedge-shaped shape widening.
- the two recess inner surfaces at the respective leaf end of a slide blade, which delimit the hook recess, are thus not arranged parallel to one another but obliquely inclined to one another.
- This embodiment of the hook recess leads to an inclined alignment of the two slide blade ends or at least of the two recess inner surfaces with respect to a central longitudinal plane through the slider needle. This än ⁇ be changed, the gap width of the two gaps in the vertical direction, which in the cast-off position between the examples the hook side surfaces and the respective adjacent to the contact surface recess inside surface are formed.
- the gap width which varies in the cast-off position in the height direction can be achieved by a changing in the height direction of the hook width Hakenendab ⁇ section.
- the two hook side surfaces may be inclined relative to each other.
- the hook width decreases in the vertical direction to Ha ⁇ keninnen Scheme from back. This also makes it possible to achieve a line-like contact at the contact point between a respective recess inner surface and the associated hook side surface in the stitch deflection position.
- the mesh bearing surface can transition into an end flank.
- This end flank may be present at an end projection of the slider blade.
- the end flank extends in a direction obliquely or transversely to the mesh support surface and thereby forms a stop for a mesh present on the mesh support surface .
- the two slide blades are in their initial position, with an open hook inner region, preferably at a contact point to each other.
- the contact point befin ⁇ det are in particular directly adjacent to the adjacent end edges of the two slides leaves.
- the stitch held on the stitch support surface is not widened by the adjoining slide blades.
- the width of the slider in a transverse direction transverse to the longitudinal direction is characterized in the initial position of the slide ge ⁇ ring.
- the hook recess is thus preferably closed and forms therefore at least no completely continuous slot between the two slide blades.
- the end flanks at the two blade ends of each pusher blade may each be present at an end projection.
- This end projection may have a maximum when viewed in the height direction.
- the end edges respectively set an associated mesh bearing surface of the slider ⁇ sheet along the end projection away and extend out to the maximum.
- the two blade ends abut each other in their initial position with the hook inner region open along the entire end flanks.
- the two blade ends along the end flanks from the top of the slider considered at least to the maximum without a gap open to the hook recess to each other.
- each slide blade is delimited at the end opposite the sheet end by a support flank extending transversely or obliquely to the stitch support surface.
- the mesh ⁇ bearing surface or a mesh support area on each slide leaf is bounded on the one hand by the trailing edge on Endvor ⁇ jump and on the other hand by the supporting edge and the accidental slipping of stitches from the slider is avoided.
- the wall thickness of the slide blades in the region of the hook recess may be smaller than at the locations where the slide blades are not adjacent to the hook recess. As a result, a total of thin slide blades can be realized.
- the hook recess can thus be formed by reducing the wall thickness.
- the shape of the slide blades in particular in the region of the hook recess, can be carried out by a forming process without material-removing machining. This saves material.
- a solidification preferably strain hardening, can be achieved in the region of the hook recess, so that a sufficient strength of the slide blades is also achieved adjacent to the hook recess, where a smaller wall thickness may be present.
- hook recess by a material removing, cutting at ⁇ play as editing the slide sheets or the two sheet ends.
- the hook side surfaces can be formed, for example, by a respective recess or flattening on the needle hook.
- the hook side surfaces may be plane surfaces out ⁇ parallel to each other in one embodiment can be. As mentioned, it is also mög ⁇ Lich that the hook side surfaces not parallel to each other so that the cross section of the hook Ha ⁇ kenendabites changes in height direction. Preferably ver ⁇ the needle hook hook end tapers in the side by the non-parallel side surfaces hook to hook inside. In this embodiment, the height direction changing gap width can thus be achieved by the changing hook ⁇ width.
- the two exceptions Inner surfaces should also be aligned with each other so that the recess width does not change in height direction ⁇ .
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic diagram of two slide needles in a position for stitch formation in a textile machine, not shown,
- FIG. 2 shows an embodiment in a needle in a partial view in side view
- FIG. 3 shows the embodiment of the needle in Figure 2 in a perspective partial view
- FIG. 4 shows the slider of the needle according to FIGS. 2 and 3 in a partial view in side view
- FIG. 5 shows the slider of Figure 4 in a top view in the vertical direction on the mesh supporting surface of the slide ⁇ bers
- FIG. 6 shows the slider according to FIGS. 4 and 5 in a perspective partial view with a view of the hook recess
- FIG. 7 shows the slider according to the figures 4 to 6 in a perspective partial view with a view obliquely from on the front of the leaves
- FIG. 8 shows a second embodiment of a slide ⁇ bern needle with a modified slide in a perspective partial view
- FIG. 10 shows the slide according to FIG. 9 in a perspective partial view with a view of the hook recess
- FIG. 11 shows the slide according to FIGS. 9 and 10 in a perspective partial view, viewed obliquely from the front, on the blade ends;
- Figure 12 is a sectional view through a needle ge ⁇ Häss the prior art in the cast-off position in the region of the needle hook,
- Figure 13 is a sectional view of an inventive embodiment of the needle in the cast-off ⁇ position in the needle hook
- Figure 15 is a perspective view of a slider needle according to the invention according to all embodiments in the Fastening position and
- FIG. 16 shows the slider needle from FIG. 15 in a plan view of the mesh bearing surfaces on the upper side of the slider.
- the invention relates to a slider needle 20 with a needle body 21.
- the needle body 21 has a shaft 22 on which a preferably at least partially planar base 23 is formed.
- the shaft 22 he ⁇ extends in a longitudinal direction L.
- the height direction H is usually perpendicular to the flat portion (or on one of the flat portions) of the base surface 23.
- the base surface 23 is provided on a narrow side of the sliding Berna ⁇ del 20th
- the slider needle 20 is intended to be arranged in a mesh-forming textile machine, such as a knitting machine, in a groove.
- the base surface 23 is located on the groove base or arranged in the groove edition of the textile machine.
- the textile machine itself is not veran ⁇ in the drawing illustrated.
- two needles 20 are Darge ⁇ provides, as they can be arranged in a textile machine.
- the slider needles 20 are moved back and forth in the groove during the knitting process.
- the shaft 22 is in a needle hook 24 via.
- the needle hook 24 extends in an arc to the needle tip 25, which is arranged in a height direction H at a distance from the base surface 23.
- the height direction H is right ⁇ angle to the base 23 of the needle body 21 aligned ⁇ tet.
- the arcuate needle hook 24 bounded in its interior a hook inner region 26th
- the needle hook 24 has a hook end section 27 on which, in a transverse direction Q, two hook side surfaces 28 are spaced apart.
- the transverse direction Q is oriented at right angles to a longitudinal center plane through the slider needle 20.
- the transverse direction Q, the height direction H and the longitudinal direction L are aligned at right angles to each other.
- the two hook side surfaces 28 may be designed as flat surfaces, as is the case in the embodiment (see in particular Figures 13 and 14).
- the two hook side surfaces 28 may be aligned parallel to the height direction H (FIG. 13). Alternatively, the two hook side surfaces 28 may be inclined in the height direction H.
- the hook width BH of the Hakenendabitess 27 is not constant in the vertical direction H.
- the needle hook 24 can taper in the region of the hook end section 27 towards the hook inner region 26 (FIG. 14).
- the cross-sectional contour of the hook end portion 27 is trapezoidal in this case, approximately, wherein the hook inner portion 26 facing side and the inner hook portion 26 facing away from side ge ⁇ bulges running and connected by the preferably plane or plan hook side surfaces 28th
- a slide groove 29 is provided, in which a slider 30 to the needle hook 24 toward or away from the needle hook 24 is movable and preferably arranged displaceable and / or pivotable.
- the exact BEWE ⁇ supply running of the slide 30 during its movement within the vane groove 29 depends on the profile of the vane groove 29 and the contour of the vane groove 29 associated underside of the slide 30 from. The movement does not have to be linear.
- the slider 30 of the needle 20 is movable between egg ⁇ ner initial position I ( Figures 2, 3 and 8) and a stitch Abtsch ein II ( Figures 15 and 16) relative to the needle body 21.
- the slider 30 can also be moved further beyond the stitch deflection position II, as illustrated by way of example in FIG.
- a groove in the slider 30 may be present, in which a projection of the needle body 21 engages.
- Other guide means for the movable mounting of the slider 30 on the needle body 21 may be provided deviating from the preferred embodiments illustrated herein.
- the slider 30 In the initial position I, the slider 30 is not in contact with the needle hook 24. The hook inner region 26 delimited by the needle hook 24 is thus not completely closed. In the stitch reduction position II, the slider 30 is in contact with the hook 24, so that the hook inner region 26 is closed by the slider 30.
- the slider 30 consists of two separate slide blades 31.
- the two slide blades 31 are formed substantially similar. Compared to a Leksmit ⁇ teleplane through the needle 20, the slider 30 is configured symmetrically.
- Each slider blade 31 has a free blade end 32. This free end of the sheet 32 is the needle hook 24 supplied ⁇ assigns and the slide blades 31 are in the final stitch position II with the blade end 32 on the needle hook 24 at.
- each slider ⁇ sheet 31 has a mesh support surface 33.
- the Maschenier ⁇ backing surface 33 is provided by the narrow side of the slide sheet 31 on the upper surface 34 of the slider 30th
- the Ma ⁇ 's bearing surface 33 extends in the longitudinal direction L.
- the mesh support surface 33 may be oriented perpendicular to the height direction H ⁇ or are inclined in the transverse direction Q.
- the mesh support surface 33 is bounded in the longitudinal direction L on both sides.
- the Ma ⁇ rule support surface 33 of a slide blade 31 continues in an end edge 35 which extends obliquely inclined in the vertical direction H and at the same time in the longitudinal direction L.
- This end edge ⁇ 35 is provided at an end projection 36 of the slide sheet which up to a maximum M extends (for example, Figures 4, 5 and 11).
- the maximum M represents a local Ma ⁇ ximum in a front region of the slide sheet 31. In the height direction H, the maximum M is farther from the shaft 22 than the trailing edge 35 and the stitch support surface 33 of the slide sheet 31. In the region of the maximum M is the end projection 36 of the slide blade 31 rounded.
- the mesh support surface 33 of each slide blade 31 is delimited by a support flank 37 which extends obliquely or transversely to the mesh support surface 33.
- a hook recess 40 is formed between the two slide blades 31.
- the Hakenaus ⁇ saving 40 is limited by a respective recess inner surface 41 on one of the two slide blades 31.
- the two recess inner surfaces 41 are located in the transverse direction Q at a distance from. The distance between the two recess inner surfaces 41 in the transverse direction Q, the recess width BA of the hook recess 40. (Figu ⁇ ren 3 and 8).
- the gap 43 is configured wedge-shaped or approximately triangular in cross section through the Schieberna ⁇ del 20 and the hook end 27.
- the gap 43 has in Qu ⁇ erection Q on a gap width BS.
- This gap width BS is shown in FIGS. 13 and 14 by way of example at one point in the vertical direction H.
- the gap width BS is not constant in the vertical direction and, for example, as seen from the hook inner region 26, decreases as far as the contact point 42.
- the contact surface at the contact point 42 is due to the gap 43 no area, but rather a line contact.
- the contact surface is viewed in the longitudinal direction L by a multiple greater than in the height direction H. Therefore, it is spoken of a linear contact.
- the contact surface at the contact point 42 in the Maschenab ⁇ impact position II in the longitudinal direction L by at least a factor of 5 to 10 greater than in the height direction H.
- the hook width BH of the hook end section 27 changes in the height direction H.
- the two recess inner surfaces 41 are aligned approximately parallel to one another, then that the recess width BH does not change in the height direction in the region of the hook recess 40, in which the needle hook 24 engages in the hook recess 40 in the stitch cut-off position II.
- This basic solution is shown in FIG.
- the hook width BH of the hook end portion 27 can be constant in the height direction H.
- the recess width BA changes in this embodiment in height Rich ⁇ tung H at least in the region of the hook recess 40 in which the needle hook 24 engages into the cast-off position II into the hook recess 40th This also creates a gap 43 in the stitched-off position II with gap width BS increasing away from the contact point 42.
- the recess inner surfaces 41 at the contact point 42 lie only linearly against the associated hook side surfaces 48.
- a gap 43 can also be formed in that the recess inner surfaces 41 extend inclined relative to a longitudinal center plane through the needle 20 at a different angle than the two Hakensei ⁇ ten vom 28. Also results in a gap 43, as in connection with the examples Figures 13 and 14 has been described.
- This reduced contact area between the slider 30 or between the two slider blades 31 and the hook side surfaces 28 in the stitch reduction position II results in that the friction can be reduced during a relative movement between the slider 30 and the needle hook 24.
- the relative movement between the slider 30 and the needle hook 24 is usually not exactly linear in
- the two slide blades 31 are with their Blade ends 32 preferably adjacent to the end flanks 35 to each other.
- the hook recess 40 is formed by a forming process of the two slide blades 31. A material-removing or machining of the slide blades 31 can thus be dispensed with for producing the hook recess 40.
- Slide blades 31 extend away from each other to form the hook recess 40, so that the hook recess 40 forms with the recess width BA increasing from the top side 34 in the height direction H downwards.
- the hook recess 40 could also by a material-removing or machining the
- the hook recess 40 and the change in the clearance width BA by changing the wall thickness of the pushing ⁇ berge 31 to which the recess inner surfaces 41 having portions formed.
- the reduced to widen the hook recess 41 wall thickness can be seen in particular in Figures 8 and 10.
- This changing in height direction H wall thickness of the slide blades 31 adjacent to the recess inner surfaces 41 can be ⁇ by forming or by a material-removing or machining.
- the hook recess 40 with a in the height direction changing recess width BA BA by a combination of reduced wall thickness and with respect to the longitudinal center plane of the needle 20 outwardly gebo ⁇ gene or deformed portions of the slide blades 31 in the region of the recess surfaces 41 to form.
- the invention relates to a slider needle 20 having a needle body 21 which has a needle hook 24.
- the needle hook has two hook side surfaces 28 spaced apart in a transverse direction.
- a slider 30 is movably disposed on the needle body. The slider 30 has no contact with the needle hook 24.
- In a cast-off position II of the slide 30 is in a starting Stel ⁇ development I to the needle hook 24th
- the slider 30 has two slide blades 31. These have a mesh support surface 33 for receiving foundeds ⁇ least a mesh 45. At its free end of the blade 32 is a hook tip 25 towards open hook recess 40 is present. This is bordered by a recess inner surface 41 be ⁇ .
- the recess inner surfaces 41 are disposed in a transverse direction Q with a distance from each other, thereby forming the hook recess 40.
- each recess inner surface 41 In the cast-off position II is each recess inner surface 41 at a supplied ⁇ positioned hook side surface 28 of the needle hook 24 at a contact point 42 at.
- a gap 43 In the height direction H following the contact point 42, a gap 43 is formed.
- the gap 43 has in transverse direction Q at a gap width BS which increases in Hö ⁇ henrich tung H from the contact point 42 away.
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