Knitting machine

A technology of knitting machines and knitting machines, which is applied in knitting, weft knitting, textiles and papermaking, etc. It can solve the problems of accelerated wear, no longer ensuring the opening of the latch, and wear of the latch spoon at the top of the hook, and achieves narrow structure width. Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-12-04
SIPRA PATENTENTWICKLUNGS & BET GMBH (DE)
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The latch often hits the side of the hook tip, which causes further wear on the hook tip and/or the latch spoon
However, if the hook tip and the tongue

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[0028] figure 1 The cam section 10 of the barrel and the needle 11 (which is configured as a latch needle) engaged with it are shown.

[0029] From in figure 2 In the side view of the cam section 10 of the needle cylinder, it can be seen that the knitting needles 11 arranged parallel to each other in the grooves of the needle cylinder not shown in detail here have a butt 12, which is in the needle control curve of the cam 14 13 to guide is used to control the needle movement.

[0030] Pass is available at image 3 In the shape of the needle control curve identified in the detailed view of the triangle 14, the needle 11 is executed by figure 1 Visible roll-out and unwind movement. The syringe cam not shown in detail here has a plurality of syringe cam segments 10 adjacent to each other with the same structure, so that all needles of the syringe can be loaded by the cam 14 of the segment 10 in the same manner. In the embodiment shown here, the cam section 10 of the needle cylinder ...

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Abstract

A knitting machine having needles which are mounted to be longitudinally moveable and having needle cams (14) with a needle control curve (13) for moving the needles, the needle control curves (13), at least in the latch closure region (Z), having a withdrawal angle (alpha)@35°.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a knitting or knitting machine (Wirkmaschine) with longitudinally displaceably mounted latch needles (Zungennadel) and with a cam (Schlossteil) with a needle control curve (Nadelsteuerkurve) for moving the needles . Background technique [0002] Such knitting machines are known, for example, from DE 24 08 924 A1 and DE 34 33 290 A1. These machines are also equipped with a sinker (Platine) that can move relative to the needle, so that the travel required for the bending of the pile is partly caused by the needle forming the pile and partly by the sinker associated with the needle. film passes. As a result, the needle control curve can have a flatter course than in machines in which the bending depth is determined solely by the needle movement. [0003] However, in this known machine with a latch needle, the needle control curve has a large steepness in the unwinding region (Abzugsbereich) of the needle (wherein the latch clos...

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IPC IPC(8): D04B15/32
CPCD04B15/32D04B15/322D04B15/68D04B15/06
Inventor J-M.埃普勒
Owner SIPRA PATENTENTWICKLUNGS & BET GMBH (DE)
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