WO1989012708A1 - Tricoteuse rectiligne - Google Patents

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WO1989012708A1
WO1989012708A1 PCT/EP1989/000621 EP8900621W WO8912708A1 WO 1989012708 A1 WO1989012708 A1 WO 1989012708A1 EP 8900621 W EP8900621 W EP 8900621W WO 8912708 A1 WO8912708 A1 WO 8912708A1
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Gottfried; KÜHNERT
Reinhold; Schimko
Roland; Wittwer
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Universal Maschinenfabrik Dr. Rudolf Schieber Gmbh
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    • 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
    • D04B15/36—Cam systems or assemblies for operating knitting instruments for flat-bed knitting machines
    • D04B15/362—Cam systems or assemblies for operating knitting instruments for flat-bed knitting machines with two needle beds in V-formation
    • 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
    • D04B15/06—Sinkers
    • 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
    • D04B15/10—Needle beds
    • 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
    • D04B15/94—Driving-gear not otherwise provided for
    • D04B15/96—Driving-gear not otherwise provided for in flat-bed knitting machines

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  • the invention relates to a flat knitting machine with one or more needle beds or needle and
  • Circuit board beds in the channels of which needles or needles and sinkers are inserted, and which are formed in the stitch formation region with comb combs forming a comb.
  • the combs on the needle bed serve to support the stitch formation and are produced in various embodiments depending on the desired knitted weaves.
  • the most common design so far is a solid comb on the needle bed.
  • punched comb plates which are clipped into the needle bed and which form a comb in their totality.
  • the comb edge, around which the stitches are formed, is a smooth edge in the standard version, on which the thread can slide undisturbed. To form new stitches, the old stitches must always be pulled up against the needle face so that the functionality of tongue needles in particular is guaranteed.
  • a goods take-off device in various embodiments is generally used for this purpose.
  • Coating devices are provided with which the stitches are held down during the needle movement.
  • movable comb boards were developed which are either longitudinally displaceable or rotatable.
  • Lock parts which in this case bring about the movement of the combs, are designed and attached to the slide in such a way that they move in synchronism with the needle drive and needle withdrawal as they move over the needle bed.
  • pivoting movements of the comb boards are inevitably carried out in both directions by means of lock parts. Outside the area of these lock parts, however, the comb boards are in an unstable, uncontrolled position into which they were last brought by the lock part.
  • Comb boards are arranged so that the swivel arc of the comb edge is approximately perpendicular to the trigger device in the middle swivel area near the needle hook. In such an axis position, it is not possible to attach tension springs known from hand knitting apparatuses for pulling the comb boards downwards. Any use of leaf or compression springs would be cumbersome and expensive.
  • the invention has for its object a
  • the needle bed is designed to accommodate a comb bed running across its working width
  • the comb bed lever-shaped comb boards with two lever arms are pivotably mounted and guided
  • the comb boards have a stitch-holding nose in
  • the comb boards can be pivoted against the action of the resilient leg against the knitting pull-off direction by a lock part moved over the needle bed.
  • the fin bed which is produced depending on the fineness, is designed in such a way that the combed boards used are always pivoted from their resilient legs in the stitch formation area, including the stitch hold-down nose, in the pull-off device in the state unaffected by the lock part. If the needle has no stitches, the comb board is swiveled to the maximum. If, on the other hand, stitches are present, the comb boards will assume different positions depending on the stitch size, namely different from stitch to stitch, depending on the size of the stitches. As a result, an individual stitch deduction, based on each stitch, is achieved, which in turn is necessary in order to produce strained ties of any kind even without known goods take-off devices.
  • the comb boards are advantageously guided between adjacent comb bed webs of the comb bed.
  • a stop for the comb boards is expediently formed, which determines the maximum pivoting movement of the comb boards in the state unaffected by the lock part for pivoting.
  • the comb boards are advantageously designed with movement parts and guide parts which are reinforced in relation to their mesh formation area.
  • the needle beds are designed with a widened needle rail groove and an inclined inward inclined front edge surface in connection to the needle rail groove for receiving fastening parts of the comb bed.
  • the needle beds are designed with a longitudinal groove on the underside in the comb area for receiving rigidly clipped-in comb boards.
  • the comb bed advantageously consists of an angle piece with a horizontal leg and a vertical leg with side and upper slots made in accordance with the field, and of comb bed webs inserted into the slots.
  • the elbow of the comb bed can advantageously consist of composite comb segments.
  • the horizontal leg of the angle piece expediently has recesses provided at predetermined intervals for receiving clamping blocks.
  • the clamping blocks have inclined lower extensions at an angle to the comb bed webs and the comb bed webs inclined lower extensions at an angle to the clamping block for fastening the comb bed to the needle bed.
  • the stop for the comb boards is expediently formed on the side of the comb bed webs facing away from the angle piece.
  • Comb plates provided, while the leathering leg of the comb plates runs from below the axis to the lower region of the vertical leg of the contra-angle handpiece.
  • the lock part for pivoting the comb boards is expediently slidably attached and switchable along the width of the lock slide.
  • the resilient leg is supported on the comb bed.
  • a particularly advantageous embodiment is that the resilient leg against at its free end supports an additional control member that can be moved across the needle bed.
  • the spring force acting on the comb boards can be adjusted so that in the next row of stitches, the next pass through the lock carriage on long stitches, a sufficient pull-off force on shorter stitches, but no unnecessarily excessive pull-off force is exercised.
  • the adjustable, displaceable control part is advantageously a stop bar which is mounted on the comb bed and extends over its length and which is displaced into its required and intended position for the next stitch row each time the slide is reversed.
  • the stop strip advantageously has a control groove encompassing the free ends of the resilient legs.
  • the stop bar can advantageously consist of composite stop bar segments, which can be individually and / or jointly displaceable in an individually controlled manner. With this, each stitch or stitch group of a subsequent row of stitches can be assigned an individually determined withdrawal force.
  • the adjustable, displaceable control part can be a lock part which is moved over the needle bed and which advantageously extends over the surface of the lock slide.
  • a stop for upper lever arms of the comb boards which runs over the length of the comb bed and is adjustable transversely to the needle bed, is attached in the upper region of the comb bed. If this stop is infinitely adjustable, the displaceability of the control part for the resilient leg of the
  • Comb board are omitted, and this leg is supported on the comb bed itself or the immovable control part.
  • the adjustable stop advantageously consists of an eccentrically rotatably mounted shaft, which enables its simple stepless adjustment.
  • the stop can expediently also consist of a centrally rotatably mounted shaft with a longitudinal flattening.
  • Controllable drive elements which can be electric motors or gearwheels with racks, are advantageously provided on one or both ends of the stop.
  • FIG. 1 is a partial sectional view of a needle bed according to the invention with pivotable comb plates in a position of the comb plates unaffected by the lock part, cut along a needle bed channel
  • Fig. 2 is a partial sectional view as in Fig. 1, but with against the spring force of its resilient leg from the lock part on the carriage tensioned position of the comb board, and
  • Fig. 3 is a partial sectional view similar to Fig. 1 and 2, but with comb plate rigidly clipped into the needle bed
  • Fig. 4 is a partial sectional view of a further embodiment according to the invention with pivotable comb boards in a position of the comb boards unaffected by the lock part for pivoting, cut along one
  • FIG. 5 is a partial sectional view as in FIG. 4, but with the position of the comb plate tensioned against the spring force of its resilient leg from the lock part for pivoting on the slide,
  • FIG. 6 is a partial sectional view as in FIG. 1, but with the comb plate in a relaxed position when the slide is reversed,
  • Fig. 7 is a schematic representation of the lock part for pivoting the comb boards and control part for supporting the resilient leg for the preferred embodiment of the invention
  • FIG. 8 is a partial sectional view as in FIG. 4 of a further embodiment of the invention
  • 9 is a partial sectional view as in FIG. 5 for the embodiment of FIG. 8
  • FIG. 10 is a partial sectional view as in FIG. 6 for the embodiment of FIG. 8,
  • Fig. 11 is a schematic representation as in Fig. For the
  • Fig. 12 is a partial sectional view similar to Fig. 4 of a further embodiment of the invention with an adjustable stop for the comb boards, and
  • FIG. 13 is a partial sectional view as in FIG. 4, but with the position of the comb plate clamped against the spring force of its resilient leg by the adjustable stop.
  • comb combs 1 which can be pivoted according to the invention are designed with two lever arms, each with a resilient leg 2 and a stitch holding nose 3.
  • a fin bed 6, depending on the fineness, is designed in such a way that the combed plates 1 used are always pivoted in the pull-off direction by their resilient legs 2 in the stitch-forming region 34 including stitch-holding nose 3 in a state unaffected by a lock part 31 on the carriage.
  • the resilient leg 2 is supported on the comb bed 6. If a needle 4 has no stitches, the comb board 1 becomes one Stop 5, ie pivoted to the maximum, as shown in Fig. 1.
  • the comb boards 1 will assume different positions depending on the stitch size. These different positions can vary from stitch to stitch in a course. On the one hand, this depends on the knitted weave and, on the other hand, on a selective needle withdrawal, with which stitches of different sizes can be formed in a course.
  • the inclusion of the pivotable comb boards 1 is generally referred to as a comb bed 6.
  • the comb bed 6 is a composite comb bed that extends across the working width or is composed of composite comb bed segments, which in turn form the entire comb bed 6 when assembled.
  • the comb bed 6 or the comb bed segments which are arranged longitudinally to the needle bed, consist of an angle piece 7 with a vertical leg 8 and a horizontal leg 12.
  • the vertical leg 8 has slits finely divided, lateral slots 9 and upper slots 10. Furthermore, the vertical leg 8 has a continuous groove 11.
  • the horizontal leg 12 has, at fixed intervals, recesses 13 which are required to fasten clamping blocks 14.
  • Comb bed webs 15 are inserted into the slots 9 and 10.
  • the comb bed webs 15 and the clamping blocks 14 have at their lower ends oppositely inclined oblique lugs or extensions 16 and 17 which, in their assembled unit, result in the side faces of a dovetail groove.
  • the comb bed webs 15 have bores 18 and 19.
  • the bore 18 serves for receiving an axis 20 for the comb boards 1, and the bore 19 for receiving a round wire 21.
  • the round wire 21 serves to hold the comb bed webs 15, which are produced and arranged in a correspondingly fineness, and the stop 5 consisting of connecting plates, on the one hand for distancing Slits for the comb boards 1 and on the other hand for limiting the maximum pivoting movement of the comb boards 1.
  • the comb bed webs 15, which are each provided with a leg 22, are pushed over the vertical leg 8 and fixed with a wire 23.
  • the needle bed 24 is formed in the comb area and provided with an underside longitudinal groove 35 that it can either accommodate the comb bed 6 with the inserted comb boards 1, or that, as shown in FIG. 3, rigidly clipped comb boards 25 can be used.
  • a dovetail-shaped needle rail groove 26 which serves to receive a needle cover rail 27, is wider than the needle cover rail 27. Furthermore, a front edge surface of the needle bed 24 is formed as a bevel in the region of the needle bed webs following the needle rail groove 26. With the left slope it gives the Needle rail groove 25 a prism over which the comb bed 6 is pushed. After precise adjustment, the clamping blocks 14 are pressed against the dovetail with the aid of screws 29 and the position is thus fixed. The right side 30 of the oblique extension 17 of the block 14 serves as the left dovetail surface of the needle rail groove 26 for receiving the Madeldeck rail 27.
  • Fig. 2 shows the comb boards 1 in a position into which they are brought by a lock part 31 located on the slide, and in which the resilient leg 2 of the comb boards 1 is tensioned.
  • the comb boards 1 are shown in the movement sections 32 and guide sections 33 in relation to their stitch formation area 34.
  • a corresponding taper is advantageously carried out by rolling.
  • the resilient leg 2 of the comb plate 1 has a double cam 36 at its free end. With this double cam 36, it is supported against a control part designed as a stop bar 37.
  • the stop bar 37 extends over the length of the comb bed 6 and is adjustably displaceable or displaceable transversely to the needle bed 24.
  • the stop bar 37 also has a control groove 38 which encompasses the double cams 36 at the free ends of the resilient legs 2.
  • the movement-related sequence of the stop bar 37 in the case of offset patterns, in particular in the case of a multi-needle offset, e.g. B. for cable pattern, is the following:
  • the stop bar 37 is adjusted so that a minimal pulling force holds the stitches down. After the lock has left the last needle, the stop bar 37 goes to the right until the comb boards 1 have assumed the position according to FIG. 6, that is to say the stitches are fully relaxed. Now the needle bed offset is carried out. After the needle bed offset has ended, the stop bar 37 again goes to the left into a position of the desired stitch tension for the next row of stitches.
  • the movements of the stop bar, comb boards and the needle bed offset can also run in sync.
  • the stop bar 37 can consist of composite stop bar segments, which can be individually and / or jointly displaceable in an individually controlled manner. With this, each stitch of a subsequent stitch row can be assigned an individually determined withdrawal force.
  • Fig. 7 shows a schematic representation of the assignment of the lock part 31 on the lock sled to the stop bar 37 on the comb bed 6.
  • the associated lock on the lock sled is shown in dot-dash lines, with A the comb-equal position of the needles and B the
  • the lock part 31 must always be arranged after the knitting lock, i. H. each time the carriage is reversed, as shown in FIG.
  • Carriage running direction from left to right is shown.
  • Two lock parts 31 can also be provided, which are alternately switched on and off with each carriage reversal.
  • the further lock part 39 seated on the lock slide is adjustable like the stop bar 37 relative to the needle bed 24 and extends over the width of the lock slide.
  • FIG. 11 The arrangement of the further lock part 39 with respect to the lap part 31 and the knitted lock is shown in FIG. 11 shown.
  • the lock part 31 for pivoting the comb boards 1 is in turn attached to the longitudinally displaceable and switchable along the width of the lock slide, and again two mutually switchable lock parts 31 can be provided.
  • the effect of the further lock part 39 can basically be compared with that of the stop bar 37.
  • a comb 41 extending over the entire working width is rotatably supported in the comb bed webs 15 with a longitudinal flattening 42.
  • the shaft 41 can alternatively also be formed without a longitudinal flattening 12, but is then to be supported or formed eccentrically.
  • Shaft 41 represents an adjustable stop for the upper lever arms 43 of the comb boards 1.
  • the shaft 41 eliminates controllable drive elements, e.g. B. electric motors, gears with racks or the like, with which the shaft can be rotated through predetermined angular paths and so the Anechlag formed by it can be adjusted across the needle bed 24 continuously.
  • 12 and 13 each show the end positions of the stop formed by the shaft 41.
  • Fig. 12 shows a position of the comb board 1, as it is taken without existing stitches.
  • the comb board 1 is pivoted counterclockwise under the action of the resilient leg 2 by a pivot path which corresponds to the size of the person.
  • the lever arm 43 is then not in contact with the longitudinal flat 42.
  • the shaft 41 is, for example, in
  • Another important possibility of using the eccentric shaft or one provided with a longitudinal surface 42 is in particular to hold the comb sinkers in the position shown in FIG. 13 during the entire knitting process.
  • spreader bars for example in the form of rods or thick threads, are provided on the side of the knitted fabric.
  • the spreader bars are close to the comb platinum, ie they protrude into the stitch formation area.
  • the outermost stitches have to be knitted around the spreader so that the knitted fabric - as the name says - can be kept wide. With the comb boards lowered, however, there would be no space in the stitch formation area. Due to the possibility mentioned, the comb boards during the To keep out the stitch formation area, the flat knitting machine can be operated without conversion with or without a spreader.

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Une tricoteuse rectiligne comporte une ou plusieurs planches d'aiguilles (24), dans les canaux desquelles sont introduites des aiguilles (4). Ces planches d'aiguilles se présentent, dans la région de formation des mailles, sous la forme de platines formant un petit peigne. Dans le but de réaliser des armures de tricotage de tout type avec retrait individuel de mailles, rapporté à chaque colonne de mailles, la planche d'aiguilles (24) est conçue pour recevoir une planche de petits peignes (6) s'étendant sur sa largeur de travail. Des platines de petits peignes (1) en forme de levier, montées pivotantes dans la planche de petits peignes (6), comportent un taquet de retenue de mailles (3) dans la région de formation des mailles et une branche (2) élastique formée d'une seule pièce. Les platines de petits peignes (1) peuvent pivoter au moyen d'une partie de verrouillage (31) déplacée par la planche d'aiguilles à l'encontre de l'action de la branche élastique (2) dans la direction opposée au sens d'extraction de l'article tricoté.
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