Raschel warp knitting machine not using sinkers
A sinker and warp knitting machine technology, which is applied to flat warp knitting machines, warp knitting, textiles and papermaking, and can solve problems such as hindering the movement of sinkers, damaging yarns, and frequent yarn breaks
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[0023] In order to make the above-mentioned features and advantages of the present invention more comprehensible, the following specific embodiments are described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0024] See attached figure 1 , is a motion locus diagram of a Raschel warp knitting machine that does not use sinkers in the present invention. By rationally designing the motion locus of the slotted needle (2), in one cycle, the slotted needle (2) starts from the lowest point ( a), The stripping position of the last cycle. The grooved needle (2) further swings and rises backwards to the turning point (b), and the horizontal distance (L) between the lowest point and the turning point is less than 8 millimeters, so that the rising distance (S) of the grooved needle (2) will not be higher than 10 millimeters. The slotted needle (2) then swings forward to the most forward return point (c) while rising. During this process, it rises rapidly and then gently. During...
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