EP3084017A1 - Tool for textiles and production method for same - Google Patents
Tool for textiles and production method for sameInfo
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- EP3084017A1 EP3084017A1 EP14809042.6A EP14809042A EP3084017A1 EP 3084017 A1 EP3084017 A1 EP 3084017A1 EP 14809042 A EP14809042 A EP 14809042A EP 3084017 A1 EP3084017 A1 EP 3084017A1
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Classifications
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
- D04H—MAKING TEXTILE FABRICS, e.g. FROM FIBRES OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL; FABRICS MADE BY SUCH PROCESSES OR APPARATUS, e.g. FELTS, NON-WOVEN FABRICS; COTTON-WOOL; WADDING ; NON-WOVEN FABRICS FROM STAPLE FIBRES, FILAMENTS OR YARNS, BONDED WITH AT LEAST ONE WEB-LIKE MATERIAL DURING THEIR CONSOLIDATION
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a textile tool, in particular ⁇ special a needle, such as a felting needle, a sewing needle, a tufting needle, a knitting needle, a Strickna ⁇ del, a knife, a spring, a board, a loop grab, or the like.
- a textile tool in particular ⁇ special a needle, such as a felting needle, a sewing needle, a tufting needle, a knitting needle, a Strickna ⁇ del, a knife, a spring, a board, a loop grab, or the like.
- Such textile tools are used for the mechanical production or processing of textiles.
- Textile tools in particular needles, are ty ⁇ pically made of carbon steel and needs ⁇ hardened.
- DE 199 36 082 A1 discloses a sewing needle and a knitting needle, each made of carbon steel.
- the blank for the production of the needle is subjected to a heat treatment and a shot peening treatment. This results in a surface hardening of the textile tool.
- DE PS 21 14 734 describes a method for tempering hardened needles, wherein longitudinal sections of different hardness arise. This is effected by supplying different amounts of heat at the individual longitudinal sections of the needles. In this method, the size of the hardened zones is largely be true ⁇ by the size of the heated on the needles during the curing process zones.
- US 4,049,430 hardening stainless ⁇ free chromium-nickel steel by precipitation is loading knows.
- the steel consists essentially of a chromium-nickel-copper-aluminum structure, with the content of carbon is limited to less than 0.05%.
- a nickel content of 8 5 "6 to 9.5% is provided.
- the chromium content is limited to be ⁇ 11.75% in order to avoid ferrite formation.
- WO 2011/017495 AI provides that the curable subject stainless steel to ⁇ next from a hindering the carbon entry passive layer of chromium oxide freed and then at relatively low temperatures of less than 540 ° C a carbon donating low pressure atmosphere is exposed.
- WO 2011/017495 Al provides acetylene as the carbon-donating gas. Both publications aim to avoid carbide formation in the steel.
- Textile tools typically have relatively fine structures that are subject to different conditions during operation.
- the so-called working part for example, in felt needles by a front provided with one or more hooks or barbs elongated tip in a sewing needle through the eye and other coming into contact with textile and thread lots in a hook needle through the hook and the immediately adjacent part of the shaft, in a tufting gripper formed by the lower edge for Schiingenamide and a knife by the cutting edge.
- These workpieces must be highly wear-resistant and as hard as possible, but it must be made break-proof.
- the remaining shaft of the textile Tooling is often designed to meet other conditions.
- the textile tool is subject to a large ⁇ ° range of storage and operating conditions. It must be able to be stored for a long time at various temperatures and humidities without losing its properties or corroding it. Compensation treatments, as proposed by DE 199 36 082 Al, are provided to increase the corrosion resistance. Such tempering treatments may be, for example, galvanic chrome plating.
- the textile tool according to the invention has a Tool body ie a body on which consists of a chrome steel. This naturally brings a high Cor ⁇ rosionsfestmaschine with it. Its chromium content is in the range from Be ⁇ 11 (preferably 12) to 30 weight percent. Before ⁇ preferably is an iron-based alloy. The total carbon content of more than 0.8 percent in at least a surface portion ⁇ allows hardening by martensite. Thus, low-corrosion textile tools with high hardness and thus great Ver ⁇ less wear can be made available.
- the nickel content is preferably limited to a value of less than 12%, preferably less than 11% by weight or else less than 10% by weight.
- the steel is preferably aluminum and copper-free, but preferably the aluminum content is below 0.3 wt.%, The copper content below 0.4 wt.%.
- the steel is preferably not deliberately alloyed with aluminum and copper , the respective limit values can be found in DIN EN 10020: 2000. , This can be an unwanted hardening of the entire textile tool avoided and the hardening by locally different carbon diffusion ge ⁇ controls.
- the invention has particular advantages in non-cutting textile tools. These are often non-cutting needles. Such needles can be also be ⁇ forms to pierce textile materials, which is the case for sewing, felt and tufting.
- the total carbon content includes the carbon bonded in the carbides and the metal space lattice, ie the total carbon present.
- the felkohlenstoffgehalt can be found, inter alia, by the metal is evaporated (plasma formation) and are fed to a spectrometer and analyzed there, the Le ⁇ g réelles sheeper.
- Curing can be restricted to certain sections section section section section section section section section section section section section section section section section section section section section section section.
- the material that was the basis of the formation of the body is preferably X10Crl3, X20Crl3, X46Crl3, X65Crl3, X6Crl7, X6CrNil8-10 or X10CrNil8-8. It is advantageous if material containing the element carbon still in its initial concentration, still in the
- Basic body is present.
- the concentration is on carbon in the body between 0.1 and 0.8 wt.%, But preferably between 0.2 and 0.6 wt.% In the low-carbon regions of the body, between 0.8 and 1.2 wt.% Preferably, however between 0.9 and 1.1 wt.% in the carbon-rich regions thereof.
- the body contains Einlagerun ⁇ conditions of chromium carbide. These may have been generated in a carburizing process. This means that more chromium carbides are keeping ent ⁇ in the base material of the textile tool ready-prepared than in the chromium steel, which was used as starting material.
- the chromium carbide produced by the carburizing process may be at least partially concentrated at the surface of the textile tool. Preferably, there forms a layer rounded projecting from the surface Kris ⁇ metals, which are separated from one another by small distances. Preferably, adjacent crystals are not or only rarely connected by melt bridges.
- the existing chromium carbide brings a considerable hardness and therefore counteracts wear of the upper ⁇ surface.
- the moreover in the body carbon present allows hardening of the body.
- the base body preferably at least a part portion near the surface, has a higher total carbon content as surface-remote (tie ⁇ fer).
- sections which still have the total carbon concentration of the starting material of preferably at most 0.3% by weight can be located in the center of the textile tool.
- the diffusion depth of the coal Stoffs be different zones. In this way, through-hardened areas and only surface-hardened areas can be formed on one and the same workpiece. This is, as mentioned, also possible by the ge ⁇ entire textile tool is exposed to curing a uniform temperature treatment and not simply a zoned temperature treatment. In this way, the zone-wise curing can be obtained safely and reproducibly.
- the main body may consist entirely or partly of martensite full of hardness.
- full hardness is meant the maximum achievable by martensite hardness, which is about 67 HRC and is also referred to as "glass hardness”. Because the glass hardness is achieved by bracing of the Martensitkristallgitters by incorporation of carbon, but the Ge ⁇ felkohlenstoffgehalt may decrease from the surface towards the core, it is possible that martensite full hardening is present only in selected zones of the textile tool. In addition, martensite full hardness by thermal aftertreatment (tempering) relaxed and thus its hardness (locally) be reduced.
- the main body can contain through hardened entirely of martensite full hardness existing sections and other sections that contain only partially for example in a near-surface area martensite full hardness or consist of such. It is preferably free of oxides, especially on its surface.
- the main body contains sectionab ⁇ sections with different geometries and different Um- shape degrees.
- high degrees of deformation are encountered in particular in the working part of the textile tool.
- These sections typically have an increased number of dislocations and, moreover, mostly an increased surface / volume ratio.
- These sections are preferably hardened before ⁇ .
- the carbon which is not bound in chromium carbide, can be fairly uniformly distributed over the entire cross section of the material. Sections with a lower degree of deformation (and / or Vietnamesever Strukturrtem surface / volume ratio), however, preferably have a higher carbon gradient, ie a Kohlenstoffab ⁇ would take from the surface into the body on.
- the body has its greatest hardness in sectionab ⁇ cut with the highest degrees of deformation and / or increased surface / volume ratio. Sections that should receive the highest hardness and the highest hardness depth are usually high and the highest degree of deformation be ⁇ riding provided and / or increased surface / volume ratio.
- a preferably plastic deformation of the tool blank has taken place, which has plastically deformed the entire material cross-section.
- the participation of the entire cross section in the flow of the material has resulted in a high number of dislocations, which provide additional diffusion paths for the carbon and thus a high penetration depth.
- An additionally or alternatively existing enlarged Oberflä ⁇ chen / volume ratio creates the conditions for it ⁇ creased Kohlenstoffaufnähme.
- the inventive method comprises the
- the steel contains little or no nickel, but the nickel content is at least below 12 wt.% To avoid uncontrolled austenite formation.
- the content of copper, aluminum and other metallic precipitation hardening constituents is preferably less than 2% by weight in total.
- various sections of the blank are deformed to different degrees, so that at least one working portion and at least one shaft portion formed ⁇ the.
- the working part is preferably considerably more deformed than the shaft part.
- the geometry of the working part is geometrically designed so that an increased surface / volume ratio is given.
- the carburizing of the tool blank is done by chromium carbide formation.
- the carburized horrinus ⁇ ling is brought to a suitable temperature for curing. For hardening, cooling or heating of the tool blank may be necessary. During exposure to high temperature, excess carbons not bound in carbides may diffuse from near-surface regions to deeper regions further away from the surface.
- a steel which contains little or no nickel.
- the nickel content is less than 12%.
- (0.3 max. Wt.%) 0.1 is preferably omitted metal ⁇ metallic alloy constituents promote dungshärtungsmechanismen the excretion such as aluminum, copper (max. 0.4 wt.%), Niobium (max. Wt .%).
- the tool blank is brought to a uniform temperature both during carburizing and during curing.
- the working part and the shaft part are exposed to substantially the same temperature.
- a temperature difference does not have to be maintained at the blank. Inaccuracies in the size of the hardened areas, default or other unwanted ⁇ wished effects in quenching the tool blank un ⁇ be suppresses.
- the forming of the tool blank detects at least in the working part ⁇ preferably the material of the entire tool cross-section. So the degree of deformation is higher than in the shaft part. In addition, the surface / volume ratio is preferably greater than in the shaft part. This increases the hardness during subsequent carburizing and quenching in these more highly deformed areas.
- the carburizing is preferably carried out at a temperature between 900 ° and 1050 °, not only carbon in the horrkör ⁇ per diffused but also carbides, in particular chromium carbides, for example Cr23C6 but also mixed carbides ME23C6 and other form.
- the carburizing is low Pressure (a few millibars) and the presence of a carbon-carrying gas, for example a hydrocarbon, preferably ethane, Athens or ethyl.
- a carbon-carrying gas for example a hydrocarbon, preferably ethane, Athens or ethyl.
- the gas can be supplied to the textile tool in a reaction vessel permanently or in cycles (batchwise).
- the process may be carried out as a low pressure carburizing process, as disclosed, for example, in EP882811B1. This method ermögli ⁇ chen manufacturing edge oxidation of free tools.
- carburizing in the salt bath is known here, as described, inter alia, in DE 10 2006 026 883 B3.
- a suitable hardening temperature is set, which may be the same as the temperature during carburizing. However, the hardening temperature can also be up to 100 Kelvin above or below this temperature. All these measures have specific advantages.
- the quenching may include one or more cooling steps and performed uniformly on parts of the textile tool or on the entire textile tool who ⁇ .
- quenching involves freezing. This can be done with liquid nitrogen.
- the concentration limits given here can be measured as follows.
- the concentration of Cr in the steel can be determined with a spark spectrometer or an optical emission spectrometer.
- Concentration of the substance in steel can be determined with a carbon-sulfur analyzer (CSA).
- CSA carbon-sulfur analyzer
- a sample of material at a high temperature (about 2000 ° C) ge ⁇ melted, rinsed with pure oxygen and the entwei ⁇ ⁇ sponding C02 gas is measured with an infrared measuring cell.
- wavelength dispersive spectroscopy in which the sample is excited with an electron beam and the X-ray spectroscopy ⁇ is measured, possible.
- the presence of martensite or of carbides can be detected by evaluation of the microstructure in the cut.
- FIG. 1 Figure 1 to 3 different embodiments of textile tools, in schematic representations.
- Figure 4 shows a suture needle according to Figure 2, in schematic ⁇ tarraer fragmentary side view with Querschnit ⁇ th,
- FIG. 5 shows a temperature-time diagram for the hardening of the textile tool
- FIG. 6 is a greatly enlarged detail of the working part of a textile tool according to FIG. 1,
- FIG. 7 shows a greatly enlarged surface sees the working part according to FIG. 6 in the region of its notch
- Figure 9 is a greatly enlarged surface view of a working part of Figure 6 in the region of its tip with inadequate surface quality.
- a textile tool 10 is illustrated in various embodiments.
- Figure 1 shows the textile tool 10 as a felting needle 11.
- Figure 2 shows the textile tool 10 as a sewing needle 12.
- Figure 3 shows the textile tool 10 as the knitting needle 13.
- the textile tool 10 may also include a knitting needle, a tufting needle, a Huh ⁇ kelnadel, a sling gripper, a Board, or the like.
- a textile tool no matter what type, on a working part 14, which can come into contact with the Kla ⁇ , the yarns or the fibers.
- the textile tool 10 also has a shaft portion 15, which serves to store the textile tool in a receptacle and to guide the working part 14 and hold.
- the textile tool 10 is preferably made of an elongated material blank, for example a Drahtab ⁇ section , a metal strip or the like. After provision of such a blank this is plastically deformed in a forming process to the working part 14 and the shaft portion 15, the desired structures train. In the working part 14, these are typically far further from the prototype than in the shank part 15.
- the example of the felting needle 11 shows that the working part 14 has been reduced substantially more in diameter than the shank part 15 Diverge from circular shape. The change in shape is generated in areas that are to have a high hardness later, mainly by plastic deformation. Forming techniques are used that generate a large number of dislocations.
- the process is conducted so that those zones undergo a strong plastic deformation, which should later have a high hardness. It is also possible, as a substitute or supplementary, to carry out a machining operation in order to produce or finish the desired surface geometries.
- Ab ⁇ sections can occur at the working portion, the surface / volume ratio is greater than in other areas.
- the existing material has normally been deformed much more plastically than in the shaft portion 15.
- the Oberflä ⁇ chen / volume ratio may be greater than in other areas ⁇ chen.
- the working part 15 is positioned ⁇ hooks and / or barbs.
- the sewing needle 12 can be seen that in particular the area of its eye 16 and a subsequent yarn groove 17 and its tip 18 has been subjected to a strong plastic deformation and optionally also a material removal in order to produce the desired structures.
- the working part 14 is also substantially stronger. ker been deformed than the shaft part 15.
- their hooks 19, which has been produced by plastic deformation characterized by a much stronger Flie ⁇ SEN of the material during manufacture, as if it is recorded on the shaft part 15 °.
- the sewing needle 12 has in its shaft portion 15 and its working part 14 different hardnesses. These are produced in a uniform hardening treatment.
- the needle 12, as well as any other textile tool 10, in the method according to the invention, during heating and quenching, can be exposed to the same heating and cooling media both on the working part 14 and on the shaft part 15. Nevertheless, the textile tools and the resulting approximately equal ⁇ From cooling rate of shaft portion 15 and working part can form 14 different hardness profiles, despite the delicate structure.
- the cross-section 20 may be in an outer ren near-surface zone 24 have a relatively high carbon content and a high hardness, while a surface remote core zone 25 has a lower carbon ⁇ content and thus a lower hardness.
- a near-surface zone 24 and a core zone 25 may also be present.
- the near-surface zone 24 is thicker here.
- the upper surface ⁇ distant core zone 25 is much smaller. It can disappear completely.
- the carbon content in the near-surface zone 24 of the shaft portion 15 may be as large or less than the carbon content of the devisflä ⁇ chennahen zone 24 of the working part 14, for example, at the eye 16. While the carbon content in the shaft portion 15 decreases from the surface to the core, For example, the carbon content in the working part 14 may show a small decrease from the surface to the core. In addition, the carbon content in the working part 14 may be higher overall than in the shaft part 15. It is also possible that the carbon content in the entire cross section 22 (21 or 23) of the working part 14 is constant.
- the textile tool 10 before the heat treatment of a chromium steel for example, X10Crl3, X20Crl3, X46Crl3, X65Crl3, X6Crl7, X6CrNil8-10 or the X10CrNil8-8.
- a chromium steel for example, X10Crl3, X20Crl3, X46Crl3, X65Crl3, X6Crl7, X6CrNil8-10 or the X10CrNil8-8.
- a chromium steel for example, X10Crl3, X20Crl3, X46Crl3, X65Crl3, X6Crl7, X6CrNil8-10 or the X10CrNil8-8.
- These may contain additional carbon and chromium carbides after the heat treatment.
- FIG. 6 shows a greatly enlarged detail of the working part 124 of the felting needle 11 according to FIG. 1 in the region of a notch 26.
- the surface has, for example, 4000x magnification in the region of the notch 26, the appearance of Figure 7.
- the individual roundish carbide crystals have a diameter, preferably 0.2 to 1 ⁇ m. If they are elongated, they may have a longitudinal blade of between 2 and 3 ym and a transverse blade between 0.5 and 2 ym.
- the bid ⁇ bid crystals 27 are stochastically distributed over the surface 28 and predominantly round bean or pea shaped. Again, this results in an overall spotty surface with a layer of carbide crystals that are embedded in the surface and partially protrude from this.
- the individual carbide crystals 27 are spaced apart and only rarely or not fused together. Fusible links 29 are found only in a small minority of individual Karbidkristallen, ie preferably dersel ⁇ ben at less than 20 percent.
- the size of the individual carbide crystals 27 varies between 0.3 ym and 1.5 ym.
- the felting needle 11 and generally a textile tool
- FIG. 9 A comparison of FIGS. 7 and 8 with FIG. 9 shows how the surfaces, which have proved advantageous, differ qualitatively from the surface shown in FIG. 9:
- the carbides in Figures 7 and 8 have a predominantly convex shape and are substantially free of kon ⁇ kaven areas, while the carbides are formed mainly concave in FIG. 9
- the carbides in FIGS. 7 and 8 are largely free from fusion bridges.
- the carburizing of the tool can be carried out as follows:
- a tool blank which consists, for example, of a sheet metal strip, a wire section or the like of a steel with a chromium content of at least 11% by weight.
- steel is meant here an iron-based alloy.
- the tool blank of X10Crl3, X20Crl3, X46Crl3, X65Crl3, X6Crl7, X6CrNil8-8 or
- This tool blank is now subjected to non-cutting and / or machining forming processes.
- These forming processes include at least in the working part 14 plas ⁇ tables forming processes.
- the forming processes may include embossing, rolling, kneading, and the like plastic forming processes.
- the plastic deformation covers the entire material cross-section. The more deformed material has thereby more Ver ⁇ settlements as the weaker deformed material.
- an increase in the surface / volume ratio can be brought about in the context of plastic deformation or as part of a machining process.
- the tool blank is brought to a carbonization temperature T c .
- a carbonization temperature T c is preferably between 900 ° C and 1050 ° C.
- the carbonization is carried out in a vacuum oven. This is fed with low pressure of a few millibars a carbon carrier gas such as acetylene. This can be done in continuous gas flow or batchwise (pulsed).
- a carbon carrier gas such as acetylene.
- carbon accumulates in the surface layer. Part of the carbon reacts with chrome contained in chromium steel to chromium carbide. The increased surface area may result in increased carbon uptake throughout the affected areas during carburization.
- a subsequent hardening process is preferential ⁇ as the entire textile tool brought to a hardness tempera ture ⁇ 10th
- the textile ⁇ tool 10 starting to ⁇ deters from the hardening temperature T H. It is worked in one or more cooling stages. For example, the textile tool can be cooled to 10 ⁇ next to a quenching temperature T Q, which is, for example, at or slightly above the room tempera ture ⁇ . After a time of a few seconds to minutes, the textile tool 10 can then be cooled to a freezing temperature T K in order to stay there for a longer time (one minute to several hours). The manufacturing process then ends with the reheating of the textile tool 10 to room temperature T z .
- T Q quenching temperature
- T K freezing temperature
- textile tools having hardness gradients both in the longitudinal and in the transverse direction from the outside to the inside and from the working part 14 to the shaft part 15 can be achieved. It is a high wear resistance and despite high carbon content, a high rust resistance achieved. This results in an increased life.
- the process does not Oberflä ⁇ chenepttechnik. Due to the carbonization at high temperature, passive layers on the surface of the textile tool do not disturb the carbon input.
- the textile tool 10 consists of chromium steel, in which carbon has been incorporated into a carbonization process to a locally different extent.
- a formation of martensitic hardness especially in those zones in which larger amounts of carbon have been introduced. It can thus be a textile tool zone-wise under ⁇ produce different degrees of hardness, without having to expose the individual different hardness zones of different process conditions in the manufacturing process.
- the hardness control is based on the degree of deformation of the textile tool.
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