SU556204A1 - Unary Kulirny jersey - Google Patents

Description

auth. St. LI 167944. The machine is not shown in the drawings.

In order to obtain the proposed knitwear, the tongue needles under the action of needle locks, reciprocating along the needle cylinder, wring from the thread 1 of the soil a kleyrl loop (in a known manner). Opposite the needles in the grooves of the rippshaves are Z-shaped in the working part of the platinum, which, under the action of the platinum locks, also make a reciprocating movement. Moreover, when the needles are below the separation plane - at the setting, the platinum is extended from the center of the machine, and when the needles are in the extreme upper position, the platinum returns to its original position. The main lining yarns 2 are threaded into the holes located at the end of the working part of the platinum. The weft thread 3 is driven by a yarn thread yarn behind the backs of the needles in a known manner.

The process of looping in the production of knitwear (see Fig. 2) proceeds in the following sequence. The tongue needles, moving from the extreme upper position to the sagging, seize the soil thread 1 and, falling below the extraction plane, form new loops. Thereafter, the weft thread 3 is driven behind the backs of the needles, for example, with a special thread guide. At the next moment, Z-shaped platinum, moving from the center of the machine, mixed, are the main lining yarns 2, tucked into the holes at the working end of the plates and fixed in the old knit loops, behind the front of the needles. In this case, the weft yarns 3 are covered with warp yarns. After this, the needles are raised to the conclusion.

When the needles are at their highest position, the Z-shaped platinum is returned to its original position, bending the needle shaft, and twisting the rod at the end of the open tongue. When the Z-shaped platinum passes through the front formed by the needles, they are sprung back to their original position. Due to the elasticity and the original shape of platinum, its working end with a hole into which the main foutern thread 2 is threaded describes the rotational movements and plots the main thread below the end of the open tongue. When the needle is subsequently lowered to the needle, having received a ground thread, a loop of the next row is formed with a sketch in the form of a footer, and the cycle of drawing the knitted fabric is repeated.

The knitted fabric with the structure shown in FIG. 1, can be obtained if 5 we exclude the introduction of the weft yarn behind the backs of the needles lowered into the loop from the process of looping.

If additional core threads 4 are fed in each inter needle gap and 10 ground threads 1 are fed from the inside of the main cone and, at the same time, weft threads 3 are made behind the needle backs in a known manner, then the knitwear structure shown in FIG. 3

15 If, however, Z-shaped platinum comes into operation through one in each system, then the main fourer thread 2 forms the back side of the knitwear in knit order (see Fig. 4). Therefore, when delayed

0 webs of the thread 4 of the warp are pulled out from the standing Z-shaped plates, forming an elongated stretch in two loops in the canvas. The weight of the web is thereby reduced. The implementation of the proposed invention will allow the production of knitted fabrics, similar in properties to the fabrics. They do not have partitions inherent in the known fabrics, the main lining thread is fastened more reliably and completely located on the back

This side of the fabric, which allows it to be used in a severe form, is of lower quality and thereby reduces the cost of such knitwear.

Claims (3)

Invention Formula 5 1. Single knit knit, containing earned in soil loops and located along the stitch posts of the warp, forming the outline, characterized in that, in order to improve it In terms of the quality and expansion of the assortment, through the soil loops, the warped yarns of the warp and their outline are located on the wrong side of the knitwear behind the needle arches of the soil loops. five 2. Knitwear according to claim 1, about tl and h a and y with and, that it contains transverse weft threads, located between the skeletons of the soil filter and the warp threads. 3. Knitwear according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that it contains additional straightline warp threads placed between the hinge columns of ground loops and located between the stitches of the latter and transverse weft yarns. rig.1 f ± f of fig.