WO2016006012A1 - Tête de machine de bonneterie - Google Patents

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WO2016006012A1
WO2016006012A1 PCT/IT2015/000181 IT2015000181W WO2016006012A1 WO 2016006012 A1 WO2016006012 A1 WO 2016006012A1 IT 2015000181 W IT2015000181 W IT 2015000181W WO 2016006012 A1 WO2016006012 A1 WO 2016006012A1
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Mario CAPRA
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Mamytex Di Capra Mario Sas
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B1/00—Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machines; Fabrics or articles defined by such processes
    • D04B1/22—Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machines; Fabrics or articles defined by such processes specially adapted for knitting goods of particular configuration
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B15/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, weft knitting machines, restricted to machines of this kind
    • D04B15/32—Cam systems or assemblies for operating knitting instruments
    • D04B15/327—Cam systems or assemblies for operating knitting instruments for stitch-length regulation
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B15/00—Details of, or auxiliary devices incorporated in, weft knitting machines, restricted to machines of this kind
    • D04B15/66—Devices for determining or controlling patterns ; Programme-control arrangements
    • D04B15/68—Devices for determining or controlling patterns ; Programme-control arrangements characterised by the knitting instruments used
    • D04B15/78—Electrical devices
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B9/00—Circular knitting machines with independently-movable needles
    • D04B9/20—Circular knitting machines with independently-movable needles with provision for narrowing or widening; with reciprocatory action, e.g. for knitting of flat portions
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B9/00—Circular knitting machines with independently-movable needles
    • D04B9/42—Circular knitting machines with independently-movable needles specially adapted for producing goods of particular configuration
    • D04B9/46—Circular knitting machines with independently-movable needles specially adapted for producing goods of particular configuration stockings, or portions thereof
    • D04B9/56—Circular knitting machines with independently-movable needles specially adapted for producing goods of particular configuration stockings, or portions thereof heel or toe portions

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  • the present invention relates to a hosiery machine head which is particularly suitable for performing an entire series of machining operations on socks, such as creating designs on the toe and/or the heel of a sock or doing cable stitch knitting or working with an elastic yarn within given zones inside the sock, and much more.
  • the machine head which comprises an outwards stroke knitting triangle (also known as the casting-off triangle) and a return stroke knitting triangle (also known as the heel triangle). Between the two triangles, there is a yam guide device whose task is to feed in the yarn during the knitting.
  • the machine When making, for example, an invisible sock (otherwise known as or a shoe liner - i.e. sock without the leg section, which ends below the ankle, remaining hidden inside the shoe), the machine works with an outwards and return motion and the head features a cylinder equipped with a plurality of needles which go up and down, knitting while being moved according to the shape of the cams present on the lower plate so that one needle selection makes an upper heel and the other a lower heel. Indeed, the movement of the needles is managed by cams, which push and pull the needles horizontally.
  • Each triangle features a right-hand and a left-hand picker, which allow the knitting to be increased one stitch at a time on each side. Furthermore, there is a central casting- off picker, whose task is to cast off two stitches at a time in traditional machines, while in more up-to-date machines, there are two casting-off pickers so the stitches are cast off one at a time on each side and the machine can be programmed to follow an ever-decreasing knitting route consisting of an outwards and return motion.
  • the two pickers stop moving (either the raising and stop pickers or the two casting-off pickers in newer machines). At this point, the machine continues working, knitting the middle portion, and once said portion is finished the toe must be made and therefore the pickers are started off again, to cast on stitches.
  • the machine To make the toe using the same number of needles, it is necessary to set the machine so that it does not cast on stitches on each round, setting it instead, to cast on on one round and then do rounds without casting on, etc.
  • the machine must be set to perform the same sequence so as to cast on and off in a regular fashion, thereby creating a linear weft line.
  • the machining must continue with the same sequence as for the other (elastic) edge portion, but in reverse. If an invisible sock is desired with an annular edge all the way around, a number of stitches left unfinished in the first edge must be joined with the corresponding stitches in the second edge; otherwise, if no stitches are left unfinished, the elastic part will consist of two portions, one at the toe and the other at the heel.
  • machines of a mechanical kind do not allow selections to be made, unlike more up-to-date machines and machines of the electronic kind, which are equipped with software which allows the needle height to be programmed and managed; indeed, in a mechanical machine, the needles are arranged according to a "one up, one down" sequence and are forced to remain in the same position, thereby limiting operating possibilities.
  • machines of a mechanical kind have operating limits; indeed, they cannot make selections, they do not have the three cylinder needle modes, i.e. needle in working mode, needle in unload mode, and needle held mode. Furthermore, they cannot perform drop stitching during the outward and return strokes, only in the outward stroke.
  • the object of this invention is essentially to solve the problems of the commonly known technique, overcoming the drawbacks described above by means of a hosiery machine head which is structurally simple, extremely simplified and very functional and which can perform machining operations not only during the outwards stroke but also during the return stroke for alternating machining operations.
  • a second object of the present invention is to provide a hosiery machine head which machines elastic around the entire opening of an invisible sock for certain sizes (for people with shoe sizes over 37), to perform drop stitching plus colour, i.e. to select the desired yam when there are least two yams, and to perform cabling and designs and make elastic inserts.
  • a further object of the present invention is to have a hosiery machine head which has a smaller number of components, with reduced risk of breakage and machine downtime and with improved productivity.
  • a still further object of the present invention is to have a hosiery machine head which does not require particular maintenance, has lower operating costs, and offers a drastic reduction in work required by highly specialised personnel.
  • a still further object of the present invention is to have a hosiery machine head which can curb the management and maintenance costs therefor, thereby allowing greater and diversified productivity.
  • a still further but not final object of the present invention is to produce a hosiery machine head which is easy to manufacture and works well.
  • Figure 1 shows, schematically and in a three-dimensional view, a hosiery machine head according to the present invention
  • Figure 2 shows, schematically and in a three-dimensional view, the upper part of the head in Figure 1 ;
  • Figure 3 shows, schematically and in a three-dimensional partial section view, the machine head in Figure 1 ;
  • Figure 4 shows, schematically and in a three-dimensional view, a component of the upper part of the head in Figure 2;
  • Figure 5 shows, schematically and in a three-dimensional view, a detail of the component in Figure 4;
  • Figure 6 shows, schematically and in a three-dimensional view, a second component of the upper part in Figure 2;
  • Figure 7 shows, schematically and in a three-dimensional view, a first element located beneath the upper part of the head in Figure 1 ;
  • Figure 8 shows, schematically and in an exploded view, a second element located beneath the first in Figure 7;
  • Figure 9 shows, schematically and in a three-dimensional view, the middle portion of the head in Figure 1 ;
  • Figure 10 shows, schematically and in a three-dimensional view, a component of the middle portion of the head in Figure 9;
  • Figure 11 shows, schematically and in a three-dimensional section view, the component of the middle portion of the head in Figure 10;
  • Figure 12 shows, schematically and in a three-dimensional view, the lower part of the head in Figure 1 ;
  • Figure 13 shows, schematically and in a three-dimensional, partially exploded view, the base of the head in Figure 1 ;
  • Figure 14 shows, schematically, the middle portion of an invisible sock made with the machine head according to the present invention
  • Figure 1 shows a configuration diagram of the hosiery machine head in question for machining in a first zone during the outwards stroke
  • Figure 16 shows a configuration diagram of the head for machining in a second zone during the outwards stroke
  • Figure 17 shows a configuration diagram of the head for machining in a third zone during the outwards stroke
  • Figure 18 shows a configuration diagram of the head for machining in a fourth zone during the outwards stroke
  • Figure 19 shows a configuration diagram of the head for machining in the fourth zone during the return stroke
  • Figure 20 shows a configuration diagram of the head for machining in the third zone during the return stroke
  • Figure 21 shows a configuration diagram of the head for machining in the second zone during the return stroke
  • Figure 22 shows a configuration diagram of the head for machining in the first zone during the return stroke
  • Figures from 23A to 23H show, schematically, the sequence of machining zones for the production of the middle portion of a shoe liner made with the head according to the present invention
  • Figures from 24A to 24B show, schematically, the sequence of machining zones for the production of a design made with the needles in an anticlockwise setup in the outwards stroke and in a clockwise setup in the return stroke;
  • Figure 25 shows a configuration diagram of the head for producing a design during the outwards stroke
  • Figure 26 shows a configuration diagram of the head for producing the design in figure
  • n.l denotes a hosiery machine head according to the present invention.
  • the hosiery machine head 1 in question is essentially composed of a resting plate for the triangles 2 on which four knitting units 3 are airanged, the said units being reciprocally spaced apart, and a spacer element 4 which serves to support and uphold a yam guide support 5.
  • a resting plate for the triangles 2 At the centre of the resting plate for the triangles 2, there is a cylinder 6 present on which a crown for sinkers 7 is located, as shown in Figure 8.
  • the cylinder handling can be actuated by means of a ring motor.
  • a central yarn guide holder block 13 engaged on the yarn guide support 5 there is a central yarn guide holder block 13 positioned diametrically opposite the spacer element 4 which collaborates therewith to uphold the support and there are two lateral yam guide holder blocks
  • the yarn guide support 5 has at least three yarn guide units, of which the central yam guide 13 is similar in structure to those already available but operates differently since it works on both the outward and the return stroke, performing needle 'held back'
  • the support 5 comprises, in addition to the central yarn 13, two lateral yam guides 14a and 14b, each of which are used to manage an elastic yam so that it can be used when machining the said elastic yam together with the yam in the central yarn guide without cutting it and working on both the outward and return strokes.
  • the elastic yam is taken up, for example, from the yam guides 14a, then the work begins, and all the needles move up to take up the yarn, while the elastic yarn is only taken up by a small, limited number of needles, and then the oscillation continues (outwards stroke) and, at the last stitch, the elastic yam is taken up from the other yam guide 14b, again for a limited number of stitches.
  • an elastic edging (elastic border) has been created along the centre line area of the invisible sock.
  • the machine works the central part with yam from the central yam guide 13 and on the lateral border, the machine takes the elastic yam from one or the other lateral yam guides, in an alternating fashion, to create the edging with an elastic machining operation.
  • the lateral yam guides 14a and 14b also carry other yams, to allow designs to be made.
  • the selection actuator units 11 can be eight/twelve/sixteen in number depending on the machining operations to be performed; in the present embodiment they are twelve in number and are stmctured so as to be able to select on both the outward and the return strokes.
  • the shaping of the push rod 25, shown in Figure 12 is such that it allows both the outward and return strokes to be selected, with the selection being managed and controlled by electronics which envisage three levels for each needle, namely needle "idle", "held”, and "unloaded",
  • the needle 50 remains separate during the downstroke and lowers independently when it meets a knitting triangle 16 from the knitting units 3, or the needles return to the starting position (for departure) by the force of gravity so as to be selected from time to time for any kind of instruction.
  • the knitting triangle 16 works both on the right-hand and the left-hand wall and has a corresponding countercam 26.
  • the entire structure is driven by a helical ring 20 with a step motor 21.
  • Each downstroke is independent in terms of structure and motor, which acts on a helical ring which imparts an oscillating movement to the triangles and cam for the formation of the stitch. If the distance is increased, the stitch is larger, while if the distance is decreased, the stitch is smaller.
  • the triangle 16 When the needle has to go into the idle position, the triangle 16 is lifted so that the needles can move through without being managed.
  • the triangle is managed by a piston 161 , which raises and lowers a plate 160 which moves the said triangle 16 away.
  • the movement of the triangle 16 away from the corresponding countercam 26 thereof is very important as it ensures the knitting does not deform while the elastic edging/border is being made in the middle portion of the invisible sock.
  • the knitting triangle 16 comprises a first operating strip in which the triangle is envisaged to lower solely the needle assisted it its task by levelling cam 27, shown in Figure 9, while a second operating strip envisages that the cam 15 works to lowers the sub-needle and relative stick (selector), while a third strip envisages with selection cam 10 is envisaged to raise the selector, the sub-needle and, consequently, the needle.
  • the shape of the cam 10 in the third strip is symmetrical, as shown in Figure 13
  • the cams 15 move in vertical motion, and no longer horizontally (as in the machines according to the commonly known technique) and therefore only one type of needle butt is used; indeed, there is only one needle size, unlike in existing machines (which envisage the presence of two/three needle sizes).
  • the selection cams 10 envisaged in the third band are raising cams of the fixed kind 100 or of the mobile kind 101 and the mobile ones can be removed, resulting in reduced machining operations.
  • the fixed and mobile cams allow special machining operations to be performed such as jacquard designs, mesh, and other patterned designs.
  • the machine head 1 in question in correspondence with the sinker guide cover 70, shown in Figure 8, has a sinker push cam 71 and a corresponding countercam 72 envisaged to guide the sinkers 7, i.e. to guide and control the sinker return push motion; this way, the movement of the sinkers is made to follow a precise, clearly defined route which ensures precise, regular knitting machining.
  • the spacer 4 there are two cutters 17 envisaged, suitable for cutting the yam.
  • one cutter will work on the outward stroke and the other will work on the return stroke, when the yarn has to be cut.
  • the hosiery machine head With the hosiery machine head according to the present invention, it is possible to make an invisible sock essentially composed of a heel and a toe which are mutually connected by a middle portion which features the opening through which the user's foot passes, with a continuous elastic border also made on the middle portion made during the production.
  • This way it is possible to produce an invisible sock provided with a knitted elastic border also for invisible socks in sizes over 37, which is not possible with machines according to the commonly known technique, which involves joining the two portions of the elastic border by joining the two ends together during machining.
  • This machining method limits the range of sizes of invisible socks as the upper part of the middle portion is reduced to practically zero.
  • the middle portion 30 of an invisible sock so as to create, for example, a curved side (PI ), shown in Figure 14, so that the sock does not protrude from the edge of a shoe, in the case of particularly low-sided shoes, and therefore the invisible sock can also be worn with very open and low-cut shoes. Furthermore, it is possible to create an opening in the toe for when open-toed shoes are worn.
  • the hosiery machine head according to the present invention it is possible to carry out any kind of machining in the middle portion of the invisible sock, such as pictures, curves, the presence of elastic portions, elastic inserts not only on the edge, machine stitches, multiple colour combinations and more.
  • the hosiery machine head according to the present invention envisages the following process for the production of the middle portion of an invisible sock:
  • - Selection S5 the needles are either selected at height HO or they rise to height H3;
  • - Selection S6 certain needles are selected to remain at height H3, which take up the stretch fibre yam from the yam guide G2, while the remaining needles are selected at height H4 and take up the cotton and stretch fibre yarn from the yam guide G2 (this selection allows mesh knitting effects to be created in the outward stroke);
  • Selection SI certain needles are selected at height HO and others unload the knitting at height H2;
  • Cam C5 the needles (which have risen to H2) are lowered to take up the elastic from the yam guide G3;
  • Selection S5 certain needles are selected at height HO, while the remaining needles rise to height H3;
  • Selection S6 certain needles are selected to remain at height H3 and take up the stretch fibre yam from the yam guide G2, while the remaining needles are selected at height H4 and take up the cotton and stretch fibre yam from the yam guide G2 (depending on the machining, the needles coming from height H2 may also be raised);
  • Cam C3 the needles are all realigned at the same height
  • Selection S9 the needles are selected by the selection unit all at height HO;
  • Selection S5 the needles are selected by the selection unit all at height HO;
  • Selection S9 the needles are selected by the selection unit all at height HO;
  • a first needles return phase shown in Figure 19, with creation of the fourth zone (Z4) with anticlockwise machining in which the reversal of the travel direction does not start when the last needle in Z4 reaches the anticlockwise starting point but when the last Z3 needle arrives, in which the following steps occur:
  • - Cam C2 the needles are all lowered and realigned at the same height
  • - Selection S4 certain needles are selected at height HO and hold the yarns taken up by the G2, while the remaining needles rise to 'held height' HI and take up the elastic from the yarn guide G3;
  • the needles are all lowered and realigned at the same height and from this point onwards through to the start of the return stroke, the needles will remain in this position all the time; the various selection units encountered along the rotation stroke will maintain the HO position;
  • Selection S 12 the needles are selected by the selection unit all at height HO;
  • Selection S8 the needles are either selected at height HO or rise to height H3;
  • Selection S7 certain needles are selected to remain at height H3, which take up the stretch fibre yarn from the yarn guide G2, while the remaining needles are selected at height H4 and take up the cotton and stretch fibre yarn from the yarn guide G2 (this selection allows mesh knitting effects to be created in the return stroke);
  • Cam C2 the needles are all lowered and realigned at the same height
  • Selection S4 the needles are selected by the selection unit at height HO and from this point onwards through to the start of the return stroke, the needles will remain in this position all the time and the various selection units encountered along the rotation stroke will maintain the HO position;
  • - Selection S8 certain needles are selected at height HO, while the remaining needles rise to height H3; - Selection S7: certain needles are selected to remain at height H3 and take up the stretch fibre yarn from the yarn guide G2, while the remaining needles are selected at height H4 and take up the cotton and stretch fibre yam from the yam guide G2 (depending on the machining, the needles coming from height H2 may also be raised);
  • the machine head envisages a production process to produce a design on an invisible sock/sock and the legend below identifies the operations of the individual components of the machine head and the interaction between them, as shown in the figures.
  • the hosiery machine head envisages the following process for the production a design which may be located in any zone of the shoe liner (toe, heel, or middle portion):
  • the hosiery machine head according to the present invention offers high efficiency for all applications which require special machining operations in the creation of a sock and in particular of an invisible sock, such as mesh machining, the production of designs, including therein jacquard-type designs, since it is possible to use more yams in machining with an alternating motion than is possible with machines according to the commonly known technique.
  • the machine head in question allows a selection in which one or two yams can be taken up separately, which is unachievable with machines according to the commonly known technique.
  • the head makes it possible to have two elastic yams, one on the right and one on the left, with the possibility of choosing to take up one or the other, an operating mode which is unachievable with machines according to the commonly known technique.
  • the head in question makes it possible to create designs during both the outward and return strokes since it is possible to use a coloured yam in the both outward and return strokes, and the background yarn is always present, together with the coloured yarn in both the outward and return strokes, while - at present - the coloured yarn is only used in the outward stroke while the return stroke is performed with a single yam, namely the background yam, with the result that the design is broken up by lines.
  • the machine head according to the present invention is very flexible and easily manageable since said head is structurally simple and extremely simplified with respect to existing machines and, indeed, the presence of the pickers is no longer envisaged, the needles all have the same butt, and the selection units are of the electronic kind, with the result that the head is very functional and able to carry out machining operations not only during the outward stroke but also during the return stroke, proceeding in an alternating fashion.
  • the amount of stitches which can be used to feed the elastic is doubled and, furthermore, there are more possibilities for other yams, allowing machining to be performed with particular colours and embroidery details.
  • elastic can be added to any part of the sock and elastic inserts can be made in any point, such as, for example, an insert to make the invisible sock adhere better to the foot in the plantar arch area.
  • a further advantage offered by the head in question originates from the fact that such head allows a choice of stitches to cast off, as desired, unlike in the commonly known technique, where the pickers manage the number of stitches cast off according to a regular pattern.
  • the hosiery machine head features a decidedly smaller number of components, with reduced risk of breakage and machine downtime and with improved productivity.
  • the elements comprising the head do not require any particular maintenance operations, resulting - therefore - in lower machine operating and maintenance costs and, therefore, in greater operability.
  • a further advantage of the head is that it offers an improvement in the processing conditions of hosiery machines and an improvement in maintainability, with consequent reduction in the servicing times and an extension of the maintenance intervals, thereby allowing the machine greater productivity.
  • a further but not final advantage of the present invention is that the said system proves to be remarkably easy to use and structurally simple, and works well.

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La présente invention se rapporte à une tête de machine de bonneterie (1) conçue pour effectuer toute une série d'opérations de façonnage sur des chaussettes, telles que la création de motifs sur la pointe (32) et/ou le talon d'une chaussette ou le travail de tricotage de points de chaînette ou un travail avec un fil élastique dans des zones données à l'intérieur de la chaussette, et d'autres encore. En particulier, la tête de machine (1) permet la production d'une doublure de chaussure comprenant une pointe (32), un talon et une partie intermédiaire (31), l'invention étant caractérisée en ce que ladite partie intermédiaire comprend un bord/passement élastique (30) tricoté pendant la création de ladite partie intermédiaire (31).
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