EP2961872A2 - Method for knitting a footwear element and footwear element obtained by such a method - Google Patents
Method for knitting a footwear element and footwear element obtained by such a methodInfo
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- EP2961872A2 EP2961872A2 EP14706593.2A EP14706593A EP2961872A2 EP 2961872 A2 EP2961872 A2 EP 2961872A2 EP 14706593 A EP14706593 A EP 14706593A EP 2961872 A2 EP2961872 A2 EP 2961872A2
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method of producing a knitted footwear element, that is to say a knitting method of a footwear element, in particular a shoe element.
- the object of the invention is to provide a method of producing a knitted footwear element to overcome the disadvantages mentioned above and to improve the methods known from the prior art.
- the invention proposes a method of producing a simple, fast and economical knitted footwear element which makes it possible to avoid knitting losses and to improve the comfort of the shoes for their wearer.
- the method avoids having to assemble, including sewing or gluing together, a tongue and a rod or rod and a sole.
- parts of the shank and / or parts of the sole should not be sewn or glued together using such a method.
- the method comprises the knitting of a footwear element, in particular a shoe element, including:
- this knitting is carried out continuously.
- continuous is preferably meant that the tongue-rod connection is partially knitted or completely knitted and that the sole-to-stem connection is partially knitted or completely knitted.
- the knitted stalk and the knitted tongue can be tied seamlessly and the knitted shank and knitted sole can be tied seamlessly.
- the connection or the transition from the knitted sole to the knitted shank may be at least partially, or even entirely, knitted or made by knitting and the connection or the transition of the tongue to the shank is at least partly or even entirely , knitted or made by knitting. It is possible to knit a first portion of a footwear element including a first element of the upper and a first element of the tongue on a first bedding of a knitting machine and a second footwear part may be knitted, including a second element of the rod and a second element of the tongue on a second needle of the knitting machine.
- a first part of a footwear element that includes a first element of the upper and a first element of the sole on a first bed of a knitting machine and a second part of a footwear element can be knitted, including a second element of the rod and a second element of the sole on a second needle bed of the knitting machine.
- the knit of the footwear element can be finished by positioning needles of the two needle beds in a particular position, notably a raised position, making it possible to knit a thread simultaneously with needles of the first and second needle beds.
- the knit of the footwear can be finished by knitting a thermoplastic yarn.
- At least one zone may be knitted between one opening of the footwear element by successively forming one or more stitches at the location and one or more stitches in reverse, the zone including:
- the method may comprise a phase during which the shank and the tongue are simultaneously knitted, in particular knit loops of the shank and the tongue are formed on the same row of knits, in particular knitted loops of an element are formed. rod and a tongue member on the same row of knit.
- the method may comprise a phase during which the stem and the sole are successively knitted, in particular, knit loops of the upper are successively formed, then loops of the knit of the sole, in particular knitted loops of knit a rod member, then knit loops of a sole member and / or the method may comprise a phase during which knit loops of the tongue are successively knitted, then knit loops of the shank, in particular one forms successively knit loops of a tongue element, then knit loops of a rod element.
- a footwear element in particular a shoe element, is obtained by implementing the knitting method defined above.
- a footwear element in particular a shoe element, comprises:
- At least one first yarn being knitted at least in a portion of the shank and at least in a portion of the tongue, and / or
- At least one and the same second yarn being knitted at least in part of the shank and at least in part of the sole.
- a footwear element in particular a shoe element, comprises:
- a shoe in particular a footwear element defined above, in which the connection or the transition from the knitted sole to the knitted shank is at least partially, or even entirely, knitted or made by knitting and in which the connection or the transition of the tongue to the rod is at least partly, or even entirely, knitted or made by knitting.
- a shoe includes a footwear element defined above.
- the attached drawings show, by way of example, two embodiments of a method of producing a knitted footwear element according to the invention.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a shoe comprising a footwear element made by implementing the method according to the invention.
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of a footwear element made by implementing the method according to the invention.
- Figure 3 is a schematic side view of a footwear element illustrating a first embodiment of the method according to the invention.
- Figure 4 is a schematic side view of a footwear element illustrating a second embodiment of the method according to the invention.
- Figure 5 is an illustration of a procedure for performing one-dimensional enlargement of a knitted fabric belonging to the group of single-jersey knits.
- Fig. 6 is an illustration of a procedure for performing one-dimensional enlargement of a knitted fabric belonging to the group of double-knit knits.
- Figure 7 is an illustration of a usual needle position of two needle beds advantageously used in the method of the invention.
- Figure 8 is an illustration of a particular needle position of two needle beds advantageously used in the method object of the invention.
- Figures 9 and 10 are side elevational views of a knitting needle of a knitting device operable to implement the method according to the invention.
- Figure 1 1 is a sectional view of this knitting device, perpendicular to the needle in a first knitting position.
- Figure 12 is a view similar to Figure 1 1 in another knitting position.
- FIG. 1 An embodiment of a shoe 100 according to the invention is described below with reference to Figure 1 showing the shoe.
- This shoe is for example a sports shoe, including a shoe for athletic events.
- the shoe mainly comprises a footwear element 101, a soleplate 102 and a lace 103.
- An embodiment of a footwear element 101 according to the invention is described below with reference to FIG. 2 representing this footwear element.
- the footwear includes a knitted upper 1 10, a knitted tongue 1 1 1 and a knitted sole 1 12, the sole is not visible in this figure.
- this footwear element is characteristic in that it is knitted at one time.
- the tongue and the rod are connected or assembled without seam and without bonding.
- the sole and the rod are bonded or assembled seamlessly and without bonding.
- the bond or the transition from the sole to the upper is, at least in part, knitted or made by knitting.
- the connection or the transition of the tongue to the rod is, at least in part, knitted or made by knitting.
- the bond or the transition from the sole to the upper is integrally knitted or made by knitting.
- the connection or transition of the tongue to the rod is integrally knitted or made by knitting.
- At least one and the same thread makes it possible to knit at least a portion of the shank and at least a portion of the tongue and at least one same thread (uninterrupted) makes it possible to knit at least part of the shank and at least a part of the sole.
- the same yarn may also allow to knit at least a portion of the rod and at least a portion of the tongue and at least a portion of the sole.
- Figure 2 there is shown a plane P at least substantially vertical and at least substantially longitudinal and the trace 1 13 of this plane P on the footwear element.
- This plane may be replaced by any left surface delimiting a right portion 101 d of the footwear element and a left portion 101 g of the footwear element, the right part of the footwear element being knitted, in particular knitted integrally, on a first needle of a knitting machine and the left part of the footwear element being knitted, in particular knitted integrally, on a second needle bed of the knitting machine.
- the right part of the footwear element comprises a first element 1 10d of the upper, a first element 1 1 1 d of the tongue and a first element 1 12d of the sole
- the left part of the footwear element comprises a second element 1 10g of the rod, a second element of the tongue 1 1 1 g and a second element 1 12g of the sole.
- the tongue 1 1 1 comprises the first element 1 1 1 d of the tongue and the second element 1 1 1 g of the tongue, in particular the tongue consists of these two elements.
- the rod 1 10 comprises the first element 1 10d of the rod and the second element 1 10g of the rod, in particular the rod consists of these two elements.
- the sole 1 12 comprises the first element 1 12d of the sole and the second element 1 12g of the sole, in particular the sole consists of these two elements.
- the footwear element further comprises an opening 114 allowing the user to put on the footwear element. This opening is partially closed by the tongue 1 1 1.
- Different zones of the footwear element which may or may not correspond to the parts mentioned above, may be knitted with different yarns, in particular yarns of different sizes and / or yarns of different materials and / or yarns of different aspects, in particular of different colors.
- the footwear element comprises an area 1 16 in which meshes are alternately or successively formed at the place and upside down.
- This zone extends over the entire tongue or over part of the tongue and / or on an upper part 15d, 15g of the rod, in particular around of the opening or at the level of the opening.
- the succession of mesh (s) upside down and mesh (s) at the place can be performed on each or on some knitted rows and / or on each or on some knitted columns.
- Successions of mesh (s) upside down and mesh (s) to the place can also be performed on each or on some knitted rows and / or on each or on some knitted columns in any other place of the element footwear, especially in any other place of the upper and / or the sole.
- FIG. 3 A first embodiment of the method according to the invention for producing a footwear element according to the invention is described below with reference to FIG. 3. In this figure, for example, the right part of the footwear element is shown. .
- a first step knitting or forming rows of stitches or loops of the segment extending between the points 201 and 202 to a segment extending between the points 203 and 204.
- This makes it possible to form an element 1 1 1 d of tongue.
- We knit this element on a first needle bed. However, it is knitting simultaneously, on a second needle bed, another element 1 1 1 g of complementary tongue to integrally form the tongue 1 1 1.
- at the segment 202-204 or the knitting son pass from one needle to another to form the tongue in one piece. To do this means and procedures are in place to allow the son to change the needle.
- the size of the segment 201 to 206 being smaller than the segment size 202-204, a knitting procedure is used to obtain such a geometry.
- This procedure is illustrated by the diagram of FIG. 6.
- the segment 205-207 or the knitting son pass from a needle bed to the other to form the rod in one piece.
- the link following segment 206-203 is carried out by an Intarsia type procedure.
- the loops or meshes are formed successively at the place and upside down on each of the needle beds.
- forming a zone 1 16 of knit that does not tend to curl on itself For this purpose, the device described in the publication document of international application WO2007 / 025400 is preferably used.
- a third step we knit or form rows of stitches or loops from point 207 to the segment extending between points 208 and 209.
- the knitting son or son pass from one needle to another to form the rod of a single taking. To do this, means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- a fourth step we knit or form rows of stitches or loops from the point 21 1 to the segment extending between the points 209 and 210. However, we knit simultaneously, on a second needle bed, the other element 1 10g complementary rod to form the rod 1 10. The third and fourth steps can be performed simultaneously.
- a fifth step knitting or forming rows of stitches or loops of the segment extending between the points 208 and 210 to the segment extending between the points 212 and 203.
- the knitting yarn (s) pass from one needle to the other to form the stem. one piece.
- means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- a sixth step knitting or forming rows of stitches or loops of the segment extending between the points 212 and 213 to the segment extending between the points 214 and 215.
- the other element 1 10 g of complementary rod making it possible to form the rod 1 10.
- the knitting son or yarns pass from one needle bed to another to form the stem. one piece.
- means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- the other element 1 10g of complementary rod and the other sole element 1 12g are knitted simultaneously on a second needle bed making it possible to form the rod 1 10 and the sole 1 12.
- the knitting yarn or son pass from one needle to another to form the rod and sole integrally.
- means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- an eighth step knitting or forming rows of stitches or loops of the segment extending between the points 213 and 217 to the segment extending between the points 203 and 218. However, one knits simultaneously, on a second needle bed , the other element 1 10g of complementary rod and the other sole member 1 12g for forming the rod 1 10 and the sole 1 12.
- this eighth step reused meshes left waiting at the segment 213 -203, in the fifth step.
- the thread passes from one needle to another. Progressing from left to right, meshes are left on hold for later use at a fourteenth stage.
- a ninth step knitting or forming rows of stitches or loops of the segment extending between the points 218 and 203 to the segment extending between the points 219 and 204.
- the son or knitting pass from one needle bed to another to form the stem and the sole in one piece.
- means and procedures are in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- the tongue is linked to this knitted portion of the rod.
- a tenth step knitting or forming rows of stitches or loops of the segment extending between the points 219 and 204 to the segment extending between the points 229 and 220.
- the other element 1 10g of complementary rod and the other sole member 1 12g for forming the rod 1 10 and the sole 1 12.
- the knitting yarn (s) pass from one needle bed to another to form the sole rod and sole.
- means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- an eleventh step we knit or form rows of meshes or loops of the segment extending between the points 221 and 220 to the segment extending between the points 224 and 225.
- the knitting yarn or son pass a needle to the other to form the rod in one piece.
- means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- a twelfth step knitting or forming rows of stitches or loops of the segment extending between points 224 and 225 at segment extending between points 224 and 227.
- This knitting procedure is for example reciprocating knitting type (in English reciprocating knitting). However, it is knitted simultaneously, on a second bed, the other element 1 10g of complementary rod for forming the rod 1 10. To do this, at the 225-227 curve, the knitting yarn or son of one needle to another to form the stem in one piece. To do this, means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- a thirteenth step we knit or form rows of meshes or loops of the segment extending between the points 224 and 227 to the segment extending between the points 221 and 229.
- the other element 1 10g of complementary rod is knitted simultaneously on a second needle bed and the other element 1 12g of complementary soleplate makes it possible to form the rod 1 10 and the soleplate.
- the knitting son or son pass from one needle to another to form the rod in one piece. To do this, means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- a fourteenth step knitting or forming rows of stitches or loops of the segment extending between the points 221 and 229 at the point 228.
- the other element 1 10 g is knitted simultaneously on a second needle bed.
- the links are connected to meshes left waiting at the end of the tenth step.
- the stitches are connected to the stitches of the previous step. While the needles of the two needle beds are preferably used in their positions illustrated in Figure 7 in the first to fourteenth steps, in a fifteenth step, needles of the first and second needle beds are positioned in a raised position illustrated in Figure 8.
- the points 217 ', 218', 219 'and 221' represent the positions of the points 217, 218, 219 and 221 on the needle beds.
- the footwear of Figure 3 can also be performed on a circular knitting machine.
- the meshes of the line 217-219 then remain on the needles and are then linked to each other using a thread, especially on a machine, such as a sewing machine.
- a machine such as a sewing machine.
- the dimensions of the footwear can be obtained through non-homogeneous knitted constructions.
- a second embodiment of the method according to the invention for producing a footwear element according to the invention is described below with reference to FIG. 4.
- the right part of the footwear element is shown.
- a first step knitting or forming rows of meshes or loops of the segment extending between the points 301 and 302 to a segment extending between the points 303 and 304.
- This makes it possible to form an element 1 1 1 d of tongue.
- We knit this element on a first needle bed. However, it is knitting simultaneously, on a second needle bed, another element 1 1 1 g of complementary tongue to integrally form the tongue 1 1 1.
- the knitting yarn (s) pass from one needle bed to another to form the tongue in one piece.
- a second step we knit or form rows of stitches or loops of the curve extending between the points 305 and 306 to a curve extending between the points 307 and 31 1 via 310.
- the segment 305-307 or the knitting son pass from one bed to another to form the stem in one piece. To do this means and procedures are in place to allow the son to change the needle.
- the link following the segment 306-303 is carried out by an Intarsia type procedure.
- the loops or meshes are formed successively at the place and upside down on each of the needle beds. So, forming a zone 1 16 of knitting not tending to wind on itself.
- the device described in the publication document of international application WO2007 / 025400 is preferably used.
- a third step we knit or form rows of stitches or loops from point 307 to the segment extending between points 308 and 309.
- at the segment 307-308, or knitting son pass from one needle to another to form the rod in one piece.
- means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- the third and fourth steps can be performed simultaneously.
- a fifth step knitting or forming rows of meshes or loops of the segment extending between the points 308 and 31 1 to the segment extending between the points 312 and 303.
- the knitting son or son pass from one bed to another to form the rod in one piece.
- means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- the knitting son or son from one needle to another to form the rod in one piece.
- means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- stitches left in the previous step are used and the knit is bonded to these stitches.
- the tongue is tied to the knit of the rod.
- a seventh step knitting or forming rows of stitches or loops of the segment extending between the points 313 and 314 to the segment extending between the points 315 and 316.
- the knitting yarn (s) pass from one needle bed to another to form the stem. one piece.
- means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed.
- an eighth step knitting or forming rows of meshes or loops of the segment extending between the points 315 and 314 via the point 316 to the segment extending between the points 317 and 319 via the point 318.
- the knitting yarn or son pass one needle to another to form the stem in one piece.
- means and procedures are put in place place to allow the threads to change the needle bed.
- a ninth step we knit or form rows of stitches or loops from point 319 to the segment extending between points 318 and 320. However, we knit simultaneously, on a second needle bed, the other element 1 10g of complementary rod for forming the rod 1 10. To do this, at the segment 319-320, or knitting son pass from one needle to another to form the rod and sole integrally. To do this, means and procedures are put in place to allow the threads to change their needle bed. In this ninth step, we reuse meshes left waiting at the segment 319-318, in the previous step.
- a tenth step we knit or form rows of stitches or loops from point 321 to the segment extending between the points 322 and 323. However, we knit simultaneously, on a second needle bed, the other element 1 12g of complementary sole to form the sole 1 12. In this tenth step, reused meshes left waiting at the segment 317-318-320, in the previous two steps.
- an eleventh step knitting or forming rows of stitches or loops of the segment extending between the points 324 and 323 via point 322 to the segment extending between the stitches 325 and 326. However, knitting is simultaneously performed. on a second needle bed, the other element 1 12g of complementary sole to form the sole 1 12. To do this, at the segment 323-326 and at the curve 324-325, or knitting son pass from one needle to another to form the sole in one piece. To do this, means and procedures are set up to allow the threads to change their needle bed. In this eleventh step, we reuse meshes left waiting at the segment 317-320, in the ninth step.
- needles of the two needle beds are preferably used in their positions illustrated in Figure 7 in the first to eleventh steps, in a twelfth step, needles of the first and second needle beds are positioned in a raised position illustrated in Figure 8.
- a knitted connection is also made with the stitches of segment 323-326.
- the first to fourteenth steps of the first embodiment and the first to eleventh steps of the second embodiment are preferably implemented using material wire such as natural cotton yarn, synthetic thread, yarn. synthetic with an anti-bacterial additive and / or improving the feeling of comfort.
- These asymmetries are for example generated using knitted constructions such as those shown in FIGS. 5 and 6.
- the knitting process advantageously makes it possible to produce patterns and decorations on the footwear element, in particular by using threads of different colors, or more generally of different aspects.
- the use of several knitted yarns successively or simultaneously also makes it possible to obtain different characteristics on the footwear element.
- the knitting method according to the invention can be implemented by using a device for selectively knitting stitches upside down and at the location by means of needles of the same needle bed 3 having a plurality of grooves of parallel guiding 4 in which the needles 1, 2 are slidably mounted, each of these guide grooves 4 receiving a double composite needle 1, 2 comprising two hooks 5, 6 open laterally, formed respectively through the first ends of two flat rods, one of which, internal 1a-1c, is adjacent to the bottom of the guide groove 4 and the other, external 2a-2c, is coplanar and adjacent to the inner rod 1a-1c.
- the device comprises means 10, 1 1 for setting the second end of each of said rods 1a-1c, 2a-2c selectively engaged with two knitting control means 12-15 of a mesh at the location, respectively an upside down mesh, the end wafer of the first end of the outer rod 2a-2c forming an acute angle mesh sliding ramp 7 with its wafer adjacent to the inner needle 1.
- Each double needle 1, 2 is associated with two adjacent jacks 18, 19, one 18 to form a loop, alternatively to retain one mesh and the other 19 to clear said loop, each of these jacks being associated with means 24, 27 for selectively engaging with control means.
- Figures 9 and 10 illustrate a composite double needle forming part of the device for selectively knitting stitches in place and stitches in reverse. This double needle comprises a first needle 1 and a second needle 2.
- These two needles 1 and 2 are elongate and formed through two flat rods coplanar mounted in one of the usual parallel guide grooves 4 of a needle bed 3 of a loom to knit as illustrated in Figure 1 1.
- the rod of the needle 1 is mounted in the bottom of the guide groove 4 and is the inner rod, while the rod of the second needle 2 which slides on the rod of the first needle 1 is the outer rod.
- the guide grooves are however deeper than usual for guiding the double needle.
- each needle rod 1, 2 ends with a hook 5, respectively 6.
- the two hooks 5, 6 face each other.
- the base of the hook 5 of the inner rod forms, with the end portion of the first end of the outer rod 2 a ramp 7 slip of the mesh.
- the needle rod 2 has, on one of its faces and near its first end, a spacer element 9 to separate the loop of wire from the needle shaft, for the purpose that will be explained later. .
- This spacer element 9 is formed by a spring wire fixed at one of its ends and whose other end can penetrate into a bore which passes through the rod of the needle 2.
- Each needle rod 1, 2 comprises two parallel parts 1a, 1b, respectively 2a, 2b, connected to each other by a double elbow 1c, respectively 2c. This is to provide an upper portion of the needle bed sufficiently thin to reduce the gap between the needle bed of this needle bed and the needle bed of the parallel needle bed (not shown) in the case of the formation of a tubular knit to obtain a least visible transition between the knitted plies on the two needle beds.
- the rods 1, 2 each have a tilting projection 1d, respectively 2d, on each of which an actuator 10, respectively 1 1 is oscillatingly mounted in the plane of the guide groove 4.
- Each actuator 10, 1 1 comprises two arms intended to come alternately each engaged with two control cams 12, 13, respectively 14, 15 needles 1, 2.
- These cams 12-15 are integral with a carriage 17 associated with drive means conventional (not shown) to move in a direction perpendicular to the sectional plane of Figures 1 1 and 12.
- a selector 16, slidably mounted in the guide groove 4 has two cam-shaped grooves 16a, 16b ( Figure 12) , each engaged with a peg projecting laterally from each of the actuators 10, 1 1.
- the selector 16 is moved between its two positions illustrated in FIGS. 11 and 12 by a selection mechanism (not shown), thus alternately putting the arms of the actuators in engagement with the cams 13 and 15, respectively 12 and 14, depending on whether you want to knit stitches up or down.
- the knitting device further comprises a pair of jacks, one of which is the main jack and the other 19 is the auxiliary jack formed by two adjacent blades.
- Each pair of jack is associated with each double composite needle 1, 2.
- the main jack 18 is adjacent to one of the two large faces of the double needle 1, 2 and passes to the right of the latter when looking at the needle bed 3 on the side of the needles 1, 2.
- the two large faces of the auxiliary jack 19 is applied against one of the large faces of the main jack 18.
- the auxiliary jack 19 has a portion 19c separate from the adjacent face of the main jack 18 while remaining parallel to this adjacent face .
- the width of the auxiliary jack 19 decreases towards its front end by forming a ramp 19d.
- auxiliary jack 19 comes into contact with the adjacent face of the main jack 18.
- This parallel portion 19c is connected to the blade of the auxiliary jack 19, respectively at its front end, by two parts 19, inclined relative to the plane of the blade.
- This portion 19c of the auxiliary jack thus forms a channel for allowing the passage of the inner needle 1 as will be seen later.
- a knitting device as previously described on each of two needle beds of a knitting installation is used.
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