textile bonding arrangements

In the field of textile bonding arrangements there is a need to join a textile item to another item while maintaining the inherent flexibility of each item. A textile attachment formation ( 10; 50 ) comprises a textile structure ( 12 ) formed by a series of interlocking loops ( 14 ) of a first thread ( 16 ). The textile structure ( 12 ) further includes an elongate bonding element ( 20 ) which lies adjacent to the first thread ( 16 ). The position of the bonding element ( 20 ) about the perimeter ( 22 ) of the first thread ( 16 ) varies along the length of the first thread ( 16 ).

Knitted velcro sleeve

A knit fabric for use as a wrap around-sleeve having connectors along opposed edges. The fabric comprises a body portion knitted in a single layer of warp and weft yarns, a first edge portion of warp and weft yarns formed into spaced chains which secure a woven tape having hooks onto the knit fabric and a second edge knit to form raised loops. The hooks secured along the first edge are adapted to secure with the loops along the second edge securing the fabric edges forming the fabric into a wrap-around sleeve.

METHOD AND DEVICE FOR IMPROVED SOFT TISSUE SURGERY

Methods for determining suitability of an implantable silk scaffold for use in human soft tissue repair by implanting a silk scaffold in a quadruped. The silk scaffold is completely or essentially completely bioresorbed by twelve months after implantation, the silk scaffold (to the extent remaining) with ingrown tissue shows at least about a 60% strength increase by 12 months after implantation, and the thickness of the silk scaffold (to the extent remaining) with ingrown tissue increases by more than 100% by 12 months after implantation. 1. A method for supporting a mammary prosthesis inserted into a patient in a breast augmentation or breast reconstruction surgery , the method comprising the steps of:(a) inserting a mammary prosthesis into a soft tissue of the patient in the breast augmentation or breast reconstruction surgery, and;(b) implanting at or near an inframammary fold of the patient and adjacent to the mammary prosthesis, a silk derived bioresorbable scaffold device, the device with ingrowth native tissue formed at the site of the device implantation providing the support for the breast implant for at least about twelve 12 months after the insertion of the mammary prosthesis.2. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the scaffold device comprises filament twisted silk yarns.3. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the silk comprises silk fibroin fibers.4. The method according to claim 3 , wherein the silk fibroin fibers are sericin depleted or sericin extracted silk fibroin fibers.5. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the scaffold device has an open pore knit structure.6. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the silk scaffold device and the ingrowth native tissue maintain at least about 90% of the time zero device strength of the device at one month in vivo after the implantation.7. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the silk scaffold device and the ingrowth native tissue maintain at least about 90% of the time zero strength of ...

DENSITY ENHANCEMENT METHOD FOR WOOL PILE FABRIC

A density enhancement method for a wool pile fabric comprising simultaneously knitting a plurality of shorter sheared wool fibers and a plurality of longer sheared wool fibers to a backing material. The mixture of the shorter and the longer wool fibers enhances the density of the wool pile fabric and closely replicates the density of natural shearling. 1. A density enhancement method for a wool pile fabric comprising simultaneously knitting a plurality of shorter sheared wool fibers and a plurality of longer sheared wool fibers with a yarn to form a wool pile fabric having a variable density wool pile side and a scrim side.2. The method of claim 2 , wherein the yarn is polyester.3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the knitting step includes knitting a group of the shorter wool fibers and a group of the longer wool fibers to the backing material.4. The method of claim 3 , wherein the knitting step includes alternatingly knitting the group of shorter wool fibers and the group of longer wool fibers to the backing material.5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the knitting step includes knitting the shorter wool fibers and the longer wool fibers to the backing material based on a predetermined ratio of the short wool fibers and the long wool fibers.6. The method of claim 5 , wherein the predetermined ratio includes 25% of the shorter wool fibers and 75% of the longer wool fibers.7. The method of claim 1 , further comprising attaching a facing material to the backing material.8. The method of claim 7 , wherein the facing material includes one of a synthetic material claim 7 , leather claim 7 , a synthetic leather claim 7 , rubber and ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA).9. A density enhancement method for a wool pile fabric comprising mixing a plurality of shorter sheared wool fibers and a plurality of longer wool fibers together; and simultaneously knitting the mixture of shorter and longer wool fibers to a textile scrim.10. The method of claim 9 , wherein the textile scrim is made ...

ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR INCORPORATING A KNITTED COMPONENT WITH A TONGUE

The present disclosure provides an upper for an article of footwear. The upper may include a knit element defining a portion of at least one of an exterior surface of the upper and an opposite interior surface of the upper. The interior surface may define a void. A tongue and the knit element may have a common yarn, and the tongue may extend through a throat area of the upper. The tongue may comprise a lateral edge, a medial edge, and a forward portion. At least one of the lateral edge, the medial edge, and the forward portion may be unsecured to the knit element. The tongue may be secured to the knit element at least at one of the lateral edge, the medial edge, and the forward portion of the throat area. 1. An upper for an article of footwear , the upper comprising:a knit element defining a portion of at least one of an exterior surface of the upper and an opposite interior surface of the upper, the interior surface defining a void; anda tongue, wherein the tongue and the knit element have a common yarn, and wherein the tongue extends through a throat area of the upper;wherein the tongue comprises a lateral edge, a medial edge, and a forward portion,wherein at least one of the lateral edge, the medial edge, and the forward portion is unsecured to the knit element, andwherein the tongue is secured to the knit element at least at one of the lateral edge, the medial edge, and the forward portion of the throat area.2. The upper of claim 1 , wherein the tongue includes a first peripheral area disposed along the lateral edge and a second peripheral area disposed along a medial edge of the tongue.3. The upper of claim 1 , wherein at least one of the first and second peripheral is adjacent to an area of the tongue having a plurality of apertures.4. The upper of claim 1 , wherein the peripheral areas have an untextured configuration.5. The upper of claim 3 , wherein the untextured configuration includes at least one of: (1) a tubular knit structure claim 3 , and (2) a ...

SPACER FABRICS AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME

In one aspect, methods of making a spacer fabric are described herein. In some embodiments, a method comprises knitting a first yarn or fiber and a second yarn or fiber to form a knit structure, wherein the knit structure comprises a plurality of concave portions in facing opposition to a plurality of convex portions. Further, the concave portions and the convex portions together define void spaces having a substantially double convex cross section. In some cases, the method further comprises heating the knit structure at a temperature sufficient to cause the second yarn or fiber to shrink in at least one dimension. Additionally, the second yarn or fiber shrinks more than the first yarn or fiber during the heating step. Moreover, in some instances, heating the knit structure increases a size of the void spaces of the knit structure, particularly in a thickness direction of the fabric. 2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the second yarn shrinks by 10-90% in the at least one dimension during the step of heating the knit structure claim 1 , based on an original size of the second yarn in the at least one dimension prior to the step of heating the knit structure.3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the second yarn shrinks at least two times as much as the first yarn in the at least one dimension during the step of heating the knit structure.4. The method of claim 1 , wherein the step of heating the knit structure increases a size of the void spaces in a thickness direction of the fabric.5. The method of claim 4 , wherein the step of heating the knit structure increases the size of the void spaces in the thickness direction of the fabric by at least 100%.6. The method of claim 1 , wherein the first yarn is a monofilament yarn.7. The method of claim 6 , wherein the first yarn is a monocomponent monofilament yarn or a multi-component monofilament yarn.8. The method of claim 1 , wherein the first yarn has a higher modulus than the second yarn.9. The method of claim 1 , wherein ...

METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING A KNITTED FABRIC COMPRISING A VERTICAL YARN FILAMENT

A method for manufacturing a knitted fabric embodying a basic knit, into which at least one functional yarn filament, such as an electrically conductive yarn filament, is incorporated as a vertical yarn filament (F). The basic knit is formed from a first and a second yarn (F, F) using a plaiting technique. The vertical yarn filament (F) is incorporated by a third yarn carrier (FF) positioned, on a third yarn carrier rail located between respective yarn carrier rails for the first and the second yarn carriers (FF, FF), at a location at which the vertical yarn filament (F) is to be incorporated. During formation of a sequence of stitch rows (MR-MR) using the first and second yarns (F, F), the first yarn (F) is guided over the vertical yarn filament (F) on a front side of the knitted fabric and the second yarn (F) is guided over the vertical yarn filament (F) on a back side of the knitted fabric. 1312. A method for manufacturing a knitted fabric comprising a basic knit , into which at least one electrically conductive yarn filament is incorporated as a vertical yarn filament (F) , using a flat knitting machine having at least two needle beds and in reliance upon a first and a second yarn carrier (FF , FF) , which are arranged on different yarn carrier rails to be displaceable along the at least two needle beds , the method comprising the steps of:{'b': 1', '2', '1', '2, 'using the first and the second yarn carrier (FF, FF) to simultaneously feed a first and a second yarn (F, F) to needles of a front needle bed, a rear needle bed or both, of the at least two needle beds;'}{'b': 3', '1', '2', '3, 'incorporating the electrically conductive vertical yarn filament, using a third yarn carrier (FF) positioned on a third yarn carrier rail located between the yarn carrier rails for the first and the second yarn carriers (FF, FF), at the desired position at which the vertical yarn filament (F) is to be incorporated; and'}{'b': 1', '7', '1', '2', '1', '3', '3', '1', '2', '3, ' ...

HYBRID SHEET SET

A sheet set packaged together as a set includes at least one flat sheet, at least one fitted sheet, and at least one pillow case. The at least one flat sheet is made of a first material. The at least one fitted sheet is made of a second material that is different from the first material. The at least one pillow case is made of a third material that is one of the same as or different from the first material and that is one of the same as or different from the second material. 1. A hybrid sheet set packaged together as a set comprising:at least one flat sheet made of a first material;at least one fitted sheet made of a second material that is different from the first material; andat least one pillow case made of a third material that is one of the same as or different from the first material and that is one of the same as or different from the second material.2. The sheet set of claim 1 , wherein the first material is a non-knitted weave.3. The sheet set of claim 2 , wherein the second material is a knitted weave.4. The sheet set of claim 3 , wherein the third material is a knitted weave or a non-knitted weave.5. The sheet set of claim 1 , wherein the pillow case includes a first side and a second side claim 1 , and the first side is made of the first material and the second side is made of the second material.6. A hybrid sheet system sold as a set comprising:at least one flat sheet made of a first material;at least one fitted sheet made of a second material that is different from the first material; andat least one pillow case made of a third material that may be the same as or different from the first material and that may be the same as or different from the second material,wherein a user can select from the set the type of materials for each of the flat sheet, fitted sheet, and pillow case.7. The sheet system of claim 6 , wherein the first material is a non-knitted weave; the second material is a knitted weave claim 6 , and the third material is a knitted weave ...

FOOTWEAR ARTICLE HAVING CONCEALING LAYER WITH STRUCTURAL COLOR

In example aspects, materials with different colors and/or one or more different characteristics are used for footwear manufacturing. In some aspects, the colors and/or the one or more characteristics of the materials may be obscured with a concealing layer. In other aspects, the concealing layer may include a structural-color element. 1. A footwear article comprising:at least one substrate having an externally facing surface;a first structural-color element on the externally facing surface of the at least one substrate and producing a first structural color; anda second structural-color element on the externally facing surface of the at least one substrate and producing a second structural color.2. The footwear article of claim 1 , wherein the first structural color and the second structural color are visually different at a first observation angle.3. The footwear article of claim 2 , wherein the first structural color at the first observation angle is visually similar to the second structural color at a second observation angle claim 2 , which is different than the first observation angle.4. The footwear article of claim 1 , wherein the first structural-color element comprises a first set of layers claim 1 , and wherein the second structural-color element comprises a second set of layers.5. The footwear article of claim 4 , wherein the first set of layers of the first structural-color element and the second set of layers of the second structural-color element differ by a quantity of layers claim 4 , an arrangement of layers claim 4 , a thickness claim 4 , a chemical composition of a layer claim 4 , or any combination thereof.6. The footwear article of claim 4 , wherein the first set of layers of the first structural-color element includes a first layer comprising a first chemical composition chosen from one or more first metals claim 4 , one or more first metal oxides claim 4 , one or more first polymers claim 4 , or a first combination thereof; and wherein a ...

KNITTING METHOD OF BAG-SHAPED KNITTED FABRIC, AND BAG-SHAPED KNITTED FABRIC

Provided is a knitting method of a bag-shaped knitted fabric that can make a setup portion inconspicuous in knitting a bag-shaped knitted fabric from a closed end region in which a tube diameter changes. A knitting method of a bag-shaped knitted fabric for knitting a bag-shaped knitted fabric including a closed end region and a remaining part other than the closed end region, including: a step A of forming a setup portion in which a knitting yarn is alternately held on a front needle bed and a back needle bed; a step B of forming the closed end region by repeating, sequentially from one end side in a knitting width direction of the setup portion toward another end side thereof, C-shaped knitting in which the one end side serves as a turn back side; and a step C of knitting the remaining part of the bag-shaped knitted fabric, following a termination in a wale direction of the closed end region. In the step B, when repeating the C-shaped knitting, a portion on the front needle bed side of the setup portion and a portion on the back needle bed side of the setup portion are connected directly or indirectly, and a knitting width of the C-shaped knitting is changed. 11101910. A knitting method of a bag-shaped knitted fabric for knitting a bag-shaped knitted fabric () including a closed end region () and a remaining part () other than the closed end region () , using a flat knitting machine including a front needle bed (FB) and a back needle bed (BB) , comprising:{'b': '10', 'i': 's', 'a step A of forming a setup portion () in which a knitting yarn is alternately held on the front needle bed (FB) and the back needle bed (BB);'}{'b': 10', '10', '10', '1, 'i': s', 's, 'a step B of forming the closed end region () by repeating, sequentially from one end side in a knitting width direction of the setup portion () toward another end side thereof, C-shaped knitting in which the one end side serves as a turn back side such that the setup portion () extends in a tube axis direction ...

LACROSSE HEAD POCKET AND RELATED METHOD OF MANUFACTURE

A lacrosse head pocket and a related method of manufacture are provided to facilitate consistent, repeatable and/or custom manufacture of lacrosse equipment. The pocket can be constructed from multiple different sections joined with one another, or can be knitted, weaved or otherwise assembled on an automated assembly machine from strands, and/or can be formed as a unitary textile material having regions/sections with different physical and/or mechanical properties. The pocket can be integrally molded within portions of a lacrosse head to eliminate manually constructed connections between the pocket and lacrosse head. The lacrosse head can be integrally molded with a lacrosse handle to provide a one-piece unitary lacrosse stick. Related methods of manufacturing also are provided. 1. A method of manufacturing a lacrosse head comprising:storing lacrosse pocket data in memory;utilizing the lacrosse pocket data to guide mechanical manipulation of a plurality of flexible, elongated strands with an automated pocket assembly machine, thereby forming a first lacrosse pocket including the plurality of strands, the first lacrosse pocket including a three dimensional concave contour immediately upon formation;placing an outer perimeter of the first lacrosse pocket in a mold cavity, the mold cavity corresponding to a lacrosse head having sidewalls joined with a scoop and a base;introducing a molten polymeric material into the mold cavity to substantially fill the mold cavity, the molten polymeric material encapsulating the outer perimeter;curing the molten polymeric material to form a cured first lacrosse head; andremoving the cured first lacrosse head from the mold cavity with the outer perimeter of the first lacrosse pocket remaining embedded within the cured lacrosse head, unable to be removed from the cured lacrosse head without destroying at least one of the cured lacrosse head and the first lacrosse pocket.2. The method of claim 1 ,wherein the mechanical manipulation ...

LACROSSE HEAD POCKET AND RELATED METHOD OF MANUFACTURE

A lacrosse head pocket and a related method of manufacture are provided to facilitate consistent, repeatable and/or custom manufacture of lacrosse equipment. The pocket can be constructed from multiple different sections joined with one another, or can be knitted, weaved or otherwise assembled on an automated assembly machine from strands, and/or can be formed as a unitary textile material having regions/sections with different physical and/or mechanical properties. The pocket can be integrally molded within portions of a lacrosse head to eliminate manually constructed connections between the pocket and lacrosse head. The lacrosse head can be integrally molded with a lacrosse handle to provide a one-piece unitary lacrosse stick. Related methods of manufacturing also are provided. 1. A method of manufacturing a custom lacrosse pocket comprising:providing a first lacrosse pocket joined with a first lacrosse head via laces strung manually by a human between the first lacrosse pocket and the first lacrosse head, the first lacrosse pocket including a first boundary, a first three dimensional concave contour having a first location of a first apex between a scoop portion and a base portion of the pocket, and a first ball channel curvature;imaging the first lacrosse pocket with an imaging device;generating first lacrosse pocket data, the first lacrosse pocket data pertaining to at least one of the first boundary, the first three dimensional concave contour, the first location of the first apex, and the first ball channel curvature of the first lacrosse pocket;storing the first lacrosse pocket data in a memory; andutilizing the first lacrosse pocket data to guide mechanical manipulation of a plurality of flexible, elongated strands with an automated pocket assembly machine, thereby forming a second lacrosse pocket including the plurality of strands,wherein the second lacrosse pocket includes at least one of a second three dimensional concave contour corresponding to the ...

KNITTED COMPONENTS EXHIBITING COLOR SHIFTING EFFECTS

A knitted component may include a knitted base portion located between a first non-planar structure and a second non-planar structure. The knitted base portion may include a first area located adjacent to the first non-planar structure, and the first area may include at least one course of a first base yarn. The knitted base portion may include a second area located adjacent to the second non-planar structure, and the second area may include at least one course of a second base yarn. The first base yarn may have a first color and the second base yarn may have a second color different from the first color. 1. A knitted component , comprising:a knitted base portion located between a first structure and a second structure, wherein the first structure and the second structure protrude from a plane defined by the knitted base portion,wherein the knitted base portion includes a plurality of courses, each course of the plurality of courses including a plurality of intermeshed loops in the knitted base portion,wherein the knitted base portion comprises a first area located adjacent to the first structure, the first area comprising at least one course of a first base yarn,wherein the knitted base portion comprises a second area located adjacent to the second structure, the second area comprising at least one course of a second base yarn,wherein the first base yarn has a first color and the second base yarn has a second color different from the first color.2. The knitted component of claim 1 ,wherein the first structure at least partially obstructs from view the first area when viewed from a first viewing angle, andwherein the second structure at least partially obstructs from view the second area when viewed from a second viewing angle.3. The knitted component of claim 1 , wherein the first structure comprises a lenticular knit structure having a first lenticular yarn and a second lenticular yarn.4. The knitted component of claim 3 , wherein the first lenticular yarn has ...

MULTI-LAYER TEXTILE ASSEMBLY

A multi-layer liquid absorbing and retaining textile assembly () is disclosed. The textile assembly () comprises at least a first layer (), a second layer () and an intermediate layer (). The intermediate layer () is constructed as a warp knitted spacer fabric having a plurality of sections (A, B, C) with at least one section (A) being proximal to the first layer () and at least another section (B) being proximal to the second layer (). The first layer () is adapted to transfer liquid from a first side (A) of the textile assembly () to the intermediate layer (). The intermediate layer () is adapted to receive and transfer liquid to the second layer (). The second layer () is adapted to retain the liquid at or proximal to a second side (B) of the textile assembly that is oppositely facing to the first side (A).

METHOD FOR KNITTING KNITTED FABRIC AND KNITTED FABRIC

There is provided a knitted fabric in which a spacing of an open portion can be adjusted as necessary, and a method for knitting the same. An inlay knitting of interweaving a first line (Y) supplied from a far side line feeder (F) into a first knitted fabric portion () is carried out (process α). An inlay knitting of interweaving a second line (Y) supplied from a near side line feeder (F) into a second knitted fabric portion () is carried out, and the second line (Y) is made intersect the first line (Y) on the open portion () side (process β). An inlay knitting of interweaving the first line (Y) into the first knitted fabric portion () is carried out, and a state in which the first line (Y) is entwined around the second line (Y) and turned back is obtained (process γ). An inlay knitting of interweaving the second line (Y) into the second knitted fabric portion () is carried out, and a turn-back end of the first line (Y) and a turn-back end of the second line (Y) are entwined (process δ). 1. A method for knitting a knitted fabric of , when knitting a first knitted fabric portion with a first needle bed and knitting a second knitted fabric portion with a second needle bed using a flat knitting machine including the first needle bed and the second needle bed disposed opposite to each other , connecting an open portion of the knitted fabric portions formed at an end in a knitting width direction of the first knitted fabric portion and the second knitted fabric portion with a line different from a knitting yarn configuring the first knitted fabric portion and the second knitted fabric portion , the method comprising:assuming a line feeder arranged on the first needle bed side, of a plurality of line feeders arranged in the flat knitting machine to supply the line, is a near side line feeder and a line feeder arranged on the second needle bed side with respect to the near side line feeder is a far side line feeder,process α of moving the far side line feeder toward the ...

YARN, YARN FORMING PROCESS, PROTECTIVE TEXTILE, KNITTING METHOD AND EQUIPMENT

The present disclosure provides a knitting apparatus, including: a frame; a primary yarn guide mounted on the frame; a primary yarn control rod connected to the primary yarn guide; a secondary yarn guide mounted on the frame; a secondary yarn control rod connected to the secondary yarn guide; a needle plate provided at lower ends of the primary yarn guide and the secondary yarn guide; a control cam separately drives the primary yarn control rod to control the primary yarn guide to move, and drives the secondary yarn control rod to control the secondary yarn guide to move; a tension spring connected to the control cam; and an electromagnet. A magnetic force of the electromagnet drives the tension spring to extend and retract, and further drives the control cam to rotate up and down. 1. A knitting apparatus , comprising:a frame;a primary yarn guide mounted on the frame;a primary yarn control rod connected to the primary yarn guide;a secondary yarn guide mounted on the frame;a secondary yarn control rod connected to the secondary yarn guide;a needle plate provided at lower ends of the primary yarn guide and the secondary yarn guide;a control cam separately drives the primary yarn control rod to control the primary yarn guide to move, and drives the secondary yarn control rod to control the secondary yarn guide to move;a tension spring connected to the control cam; andan electromagnet, wherein a magnetic force of the electromagnet drives the tension spring to extend and retract, and further drives the control cam to rotate up and down.2. A knitting method for a protective textile using a knitting apparatus , comprising: using a tungsten wire as a first core filament; and', 'twisting and winding a bamboo fiber around the first core filament to form the twisted yarn,, 'manufacturing a twisted yarn, comprising using a spandex fiber as a second core filament; and', 'twisting and winding a chenille yarn and the twisted yarn around the second core filament to form the covered ...

METHOD FOR PRODUCING SHOE UPPER, AND SHOE UPPER

There is provided a method for producing a shoe upper with which a shoe upper can be produced with high productivity, and a shoe upper obtained with the method for producing the shoe upper. An instep cover section () and a sole cover section () are integrally knitted in a seamless manner by carrying out process α and then carrying out process β or by carrying out process β and then carrying out process α with a flat knitting machine including at least a pair of a front and a back needle bed. [Process α] Knitting a main body left portion (L), which is a left side portion of the instep cover section (), with one needle bed of the flat knitting machine and knitting a main body right portion (R), which is a right side portion of the instep cover section (), with the other needle bed of the flat knitting machine. [Process β] Knitting a bottom left portion (L), which is a left side portion of the sole cover section () with one needle bed, and a bottom right portion (R), which is a right side portion of the sole cover section (), with the other needle bed. 1. A method for producing a shoe upper for producing the shoe upper including an instep cover section that includes an opening and covers a portion on an instep side of a wearer and a sole cover section that covers a sole of the wearer; wherein the instep cover section and the sole cover section are integrally knitted in a seamless manner with a flat knitting machine including at least a pair of a front and a back needle bed , either by carrying out process α that includes knitting a set up portion of the instep cover section and then carrying out process β and connecting the sole cover section knitted in a state separated to right and left in the process β , or by carrying out the process β that includes knitting the set up portion of the sole cover section and then carrying out the process α and carrying out unraveling prevention of a knitting terminating portion of the instep cover section;[process α] knitting a main ...

SHOE UPPER AND METHOD FOR KNITTING SHOE UPPER

There is provided a shoe upper that is less likely to stretch, and a method for knitting the shoe upper. A shoe upper () includes a linear anti-stretch section (), knitted integrally to an instep cover section (), for suppressing stretching of the instep cover section (). The anti-stretch section () includes a pipe-form knitted fabric portion () configured with a knitting yarn including a heat fusible yarn, and an inserting knitting yarn () inserted inside the pipe-form knitted fabric portion () and fixed by tuck to stitches configuring the pipe-form knitted fabric portion (). The pipe-form knitted fabric portion () is configured by an inner knitted fabric part () and an outer knitted fabric part () that overlap in a thickness direction of the instep cover section (), a starting end in a wale direction of the inner knitted fabric part () and a starting end in a wale direction of the outer knitted fabric part () being joined, and a terminating end in the wale direction of the inner knitted fabric part () and a terminating end in the wale direction of the outer knitted fabric part () being joined to form a pipe shape. 1. A shoe upper including an instep cover section that covers a portion on an instep side of a wearer , the shoe upper comprising:a linear anti-stretch section, integrally arranged in the instep cover section by knitting, for suppressing stretching of the instep cover section; whereinthe anti-stretch section includes a pipe-form knitted fabric portion configured with a knitting yarn including a heat fusible yarn, and an inserting knitting yarn inserted inside the pipe-form knitted fabric portion and fixed by tuck to stitches configuring the pipe-form knitted fabric portion; andthe pipe-form knitted fabric portion is configured by an inner knitted fabric part and an outer knitted fabric part that overlap in a thickness direction of the instep cover section, a starting end in a wale direction of the inner knitted fabric part and a starting end in a wale ...

Article Of Footwear Incorporating A Knitted Component With A Tongue

Articles of footwear may have an upper that includes a knit element and a tongue. The knit element defines a portion of an exterior surface and an opposite interior surface of the upper, with the interior surface defining a void for receiving a foot. The tongue is formed of unitary knit construction with the knit element and extends through a throat area of the upper. Methods of manufacturing a knitted component for an article of footwear may include knitting a tongue. The tongue is held on needles of a knitting machine. A first portion of a knit element is formed with the knitting machine while the tongue is held on the needles. The tongue is then joined to the first portion of the knit element. Additionally, a second portion of the knit element is formed with the knitting machine. 1. A method of manufacturing a knitted component for an article of footwear , the method comprising:providing a knitting pattern with a modifiable field;updating the modifiable field with data representing a first alphanumeric character;knitting a first component with a knitting machine, the first component incorporating a knit structure of the first alphanumeric character;holding the first component on needles of the knitting machine;knitting a first portion of a knit element with the knitting machine while the first component is held on the needles;joining the first component to the first portion of the knit element;knitting a second portion of the knit element with the knitting machine;updating the modifiable field with data representing a second alphanumeric character; andknitting a second component with the knitting machine, the second component incorporating a knit structure of the second alphanumeric character.2. The method recited in claim 1 , wherein the second alphanumeric character is sequential from the first alphanumeric character.3. The method recited in claim 1 , wherein the first component comprises a tongue for the article of footwear.4. The method recited in claim 1 , ...

FABRIC WITH LEVEL GRADIENT EFFECT

A fabric with level gradient effect contains: at least one yarn Y1, at least one yarn Y2, at least one yarn Y3. At least one of Y2 is knitted between Y1 and Y3. Y1, Y2, and Y3 is obtained by one of the conditions: (1) Each of Y1, Y2, and Y3 is dope dyed and has at least an identical pigment with three different content and account for X1, X2, and X3 wt % of fiber, and 1.03*X1≦X2≦0.97*X3, the fabric is further bath dyed to obtain level gradient color effect; (2) Each of Y1, Y2, and Y3 is cationic dyeable polyester yarn having the same sulfonic acid group with three different content of the sulfonic acid group and account for X1, X2, and X3 mol. % of fiber, and 1.03*X1≦X2≦0.97*X3, the fabric is further bath dyed to obtain level gradient color effect. 1. A fabric with level gradient effect comprising:at least one yarn Y1, at least one yarn Y2, and at least one yarn Y3; at least one of the at least one yarn Y2 being arranged to be located between the at least one yarn Y1 and the at least one yarn Y3, each of the at least one yarn Y1, the at least one yarn Y2, and the at least one yarn Y3 is dope dyed and has at least an identical pigment with three different contents, the contents of the identical pigment of the at least one yarn Y1, the at least one yarn Y2, and the at least one yarn Y3 accounting for X1, X2, and X3 wt % of fiber, and 1.03*X1≦X2≦0.97*X3, the fabric is further bath dyed to obtain level gradient color effect.2. The fabric with level gradient effect as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the at least one yarn Y1 claim 1 , the at least one yarn Y2 claim 1 , and the at least one yarn Y3 are spun by a single melt extruder; when spinning the at least one yarn Y1 claim 1 , the at least one yarn Y2 and the at least one yarn Y3 claim 1 , they are dope dyed by at least one identical pigment with three different content claim 1 , the contents of the identical pigment account for X1 claim 1 , X2 claim 1 , and X3 wt % of the fiber claim 1 , and 1.03*X1≦X2≦0.97*X3 claim 1 , ...

Reversible Textile Transformation

Knit textile structures are formed of a yarn made of composite fibers, which is an active material within the knit structure that transforms in response to a change in temperature. In combination with non-active fibers and performative knit structure, this contraction can enable changes in the fabric that are adaptive to changes in environmental conditions during wear.

METHOD OF FORMING A THREE-DIMENSIONAL CONDUCTIVE KNIT PATCH

A method of forming a three-dimensional conductive patch, the three-dimensional conductive patch forming a base layer coupled to one or more loop sections extending transverse o the base layer is disclosed. The method comprising forming the base fabric surface by interlacing a plurality of fibres including non-conductive fibres; forming a first segment including conductive fibres as a first portion of the three-dimensional conductive patch by interlacing a plurality of the conductive fibres transverse to the base fabric surface, the first portion interlaced with a first base fibre of the base fabric surface at one end and in a direction to an apex distanced from the base surface layer at another end of the first segment; and forming a second segment as a second portion of the three-dimensional conductive patch by interlacing a plurality of fibres including the conductive fibres extending in a direction from the apex to a second base fibre of the base surface layer; wherein the second portion is positioned relative to the first portion via the first base fibre and the second base fibre such that the first and second portions form a loop extending from the base fabric surface, the loop having the apex spaced apart from the base fabric surface, the first portion, the second portion and the base fabric surface integral with each other. 1. A method of forming a three-dimensional conductive patch , the three-dimensional conductive patch forming a base layer coupled to one or more loop sections extending transverse o the base layer , the method comprising:forming the base fabric surface by interlacing a plurality of fibres including non-conductive fibres;forming a first segment including conductive fibres as a first portion of the three-dimensional conductive patch by interlacing a plurality of the conductive fibres transverse to the base fabric surface, the first portion interlaced with a first base fibre of the base fabric surface at one end and in a direction to an apex ...

ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR INCORPORATING A KNITTED COMPONENT WITH AN INTEGRAL KNIT TONGUE

In one aspect, the present disclosure provides an upper for an article of footwear. The upper may include a knitted component with a knit element defining a portion of at least one of an exterior surface of the upper and an opposite interior surface of the upper, the interior surface defining a void. The knitted component may further include a tongue, where the tongue extends through a throat area of the upper, and where the tongue comprises a lateral edge and a medial edge. The knitted component may further include at least one raised element extending a height above the exterior surface of the knit element and extending a length along at least one of the lateral edge and the medial edge of the tongue, where the tongue and the at least one raised element have a common yarn. 1. An upper for an article of footwear , the upper comprising a knitted component , the knitted component comprising:a knit element defining a portion of at least one of an exterior surface of the upper and an opposite interior surface of the upper, the interior surface defining a void;a tongue, wherein the tongue extends through a throat area of the upper, and wherein the tongue comprises a lateral edge and a medial edge; andat least one raised element extending a height above the exterior surface of the knit element and extending a length along at least one of the lateral edge and the medial edge of the tongue,wherein the tongue and the at least one raised element have a common yarn.2. The upper of claim 1 , wherein the at least one raised element and the knit element have a common yarn.3. The upper of claim 1 , wherein the knitted component includes at least two raised elements disposed on each of the lateral edge and the medial edge of the throat area of the upper and extending a height above the exterior surface of the knitted component.4. The upper of claim 1 , wherein the at least one raised element further comprises at least one lace aperture configured to receive a lace.5. The upper of ...

METHOD FOR KNITTING KNITTED FABRIC

There is provided a method for knitting a knitted fabric, different from a conventional method, of forming a suppressing section for suppressing a stretch in the knitting width direction of the knitted fabric in the knitting process of the knitted fabric. 1. A method for knitting a knitted fabric of forming a suppressing section for suppressing stretch in a knitting width direction of the knitted fabric in the middle of a wale direction of the knitted fabric using a flat knitting machine including at least a pair of a front and a back needle bed and in which stitches are transferrable between the front and back needle beds; whereinassuming one side in a longitudinal direction of the needle beds is a moving direction,the suppressing section is formed by repeating performing of a bind-off process, in which a first stitch held on one needle bed is overlapped with a second stitch that is proximate in the moving direction and a retaining stitch is knitted following in a wale direction of a double stitch of the first stitch and the second stitch, and forming of a new base stitch branched from at least one of the first stitch and the second stitch.2. The method for knitting the knitted fabric according to claim 1 , wherein{'sub': '1', 'process αof moving the first stitch that serves as a basis in the moving direction and overlapping the first stitch and the second stitch that is proximate to the first stitch in the moving direction on the one needle bed to form the double stitch, and'}{'sub': 2', '1, 'process αof continuously carrying out forming of the new base stitch on a knitting needle of the one needle bed, on which the first stitch was held before being moved, and knitting of the retaining stitch following in the wale direction of the double stitch formed in the process α, are repeated; provided that'}{'sup': th', 'th', 'th, 'sub': 1', '2', '1, 'n is a natural number greater than or equal to one, the n+1process αis carried out assuming the retaining stitch in the ...

Material Blend With Patterned Fabric

A blended fabric having a patterned color includes a first portion comprised of cotton and a second portion comprised of polyester. A dye that has a strong affinity for cotton and a slight affinity for polyester is applied to the fabric. The dye gives the cotton portion a deep black color and applies a light gray color to the polyester portion. A combination of deep black cotton and light gray polyester combines to provide the patterned color of the blended fabric. The blended fabric may be comprised of a larger percentage of cotton than polyester that is spun into a single filament yarn that is then knitted into a Jersey Knit styled fabric, a looped knit terry fabric, or a fleece fabric. Further, the present invention comprises a blended fabric whereby dye absorption by the cotton and not by the polyester create darker and lighter patterns within the blended fabric. 1. A blended fabric having a patterned color , comprising: a first portion comprised of cotton; a second portion comprised of polyester; and a dye that has a strong affinity for the cotton and a relatively slight affinity for the polyester.2. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the dye imparts a shade to the polyester that is lighter than a shade applied to the cotton.3. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the dye gives the cotton portion of the blended fabric a deep black color and applies a light gray color to the polyester portion of the fabric.4. The fabric of claim 3 , wherein the combination of deep black cotton and light gray polyester combine to provide the patterned color of the blended fabric.5. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the blended fabric is comprised of a Jersey Knit style fabric.6. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the blended fabric is comprised of a looped knit terry style fabric.7. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein the blended fabric is comprised of and of a Jersey knit fabric claim 1 , a loop terry fabric claim 1 , a fleece fabric claim 1 , and a rib fabric.8. The fabric of claim 1 , wherein ...

SHOE UPPER AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SHOE UPPER

There is provided a shoe upper with high productivity in which a reinforcing section can be easily formed at the position of the heel or the toe, and a method for producing the same. 1. A shoe upper including an instep cover section that covers a portion on an instep side of a wearer and a sole cover section that covers a sole of the wearer; whereinthe instep cover section and the sole cover section are integrally knitted in a seamless manner;a pocket section formed extending over a left side portion and a right side portion of the shoe upper is arranged at least at a position of a heel or a toe of the shoe upper;the pocket section is configured by an outer side knitted fabric portion configured with a part of the instep cover section, and an inner side knitted fabric portion directly connected to the sole cover section and entered to the inner side of the outer side knitted fabric portion; anda pocket opening, which is an opening of the pocket section, opens at a side of the sole cover section.2. The shoe upper according to claim 1 , wherein the outer side knitted fabric portion includes a projection that projects out toward the sole cover section from a boundary position of the instep cover section and the sole cover section.3. A method for producing a shoe upper of producing a shoe upper including an instep cover section that covers a portion on an instep side of a wearer and a sole cover section that covers a sole of the wearer; whereinwhen integrally knitting the instep cover section and the sole cover section in a seamless manner using a flat knitting machine including at least a pair of a front and a back needle bed, a pocket section that extends over a left side portion and a right side portion of the shoe upper and that has an opening at a side of the sole cover section is knitted at least at a position of a heel or a toe of the shoe upper;the pocket section is configured by an outer side knitted fabric portion configured with a part of the instep cover ...

Double-Knit Textile with Texturized Inlay Yarns

Disclosed is a double-knit textile having a plurality of texturized inlay yarns movably positioned between a front layer () and a back layer () of the double-knit textile. The double-knit textile includes areas where a yarn from the back layer is transferred to the front layer and knitted in one or more knit stitches to form an interknitted location (). The number of interknitted locations per unit area varies in different portions of the double-knit textile. The double-knit textile is configured to provide zoned insulation and/or cushioning features. 1. A double-knit textile comprising:a front layer;a back layer, wherein a first yarn from the back layer is transferred to the front layer at a first interknitted location, and wherein a second yarn from the back layer is transferred to the front layer at a second interknitted location; anda plurality of texturized inlay yarns positioned between the front layer and the back layer, wherein at least a first texturized inlay yarn of the plurality of texturized inlay yarns is located between the first interknitted location and the second interknitted location, and wherein the first texturized inlay yarn is movable relative to at least the back layer in a direction of its longitudinal length.2. The double-knit textile of claim 1 , wherein the front layer is formed from a cotton yarn.3. The double-knit textile of claim 1 , wherein the first texturized inlay yarn is not integrally knitted with yarns from the front layer or the back layer.4. The double-knit textile of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of texturized inlay yarns are not integrally knitted with yarns from the front layer or the back layer.5. The double-knit textile of claim 1 , wherein each texturized inlay yarn of the plurality of texturized inlay yarns comprises a 600 denier claim 1 , 195 filament polyester yarn.6. The double-knit textile of claim 1 , wherein each texturized inlay yarn of the plurality of texturized inlay yarns comprises about 150 turns/meter.7. ...

ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR INCORPORATING A KNITTED COMPONENT WITH AN INTEGRAL KNIT TONGUE

In one aspect, the present disclosure provides an upper for an article of footwear. The upper may include a knitted component with a knit element defining a portion of at least one of an exterior surface of the upper and an opposite interior surface of the upper, the interior surface defining a void. The knitted component may further include a tongue, where the tongue extends through a throat area of the upper, and where the tongue comprises a lateral edge and a medial edge. The knitted component may further include at least one raised element extending a height above the exterior surface of the knit element and extending a length along at least one of the lateral edge and the medial edge of the tongue, where the tongue and the at least one raised element have a common yarn. 1. (canceled)2. A knitted component for an article of footwear , the knitted component comprising:a portion of the knitted component defining an upper of the article of footwear, the portion of the knitted component forming an outer surface at least along a medial side and a lateral side of the article of footwear;an integral knit tongue formed of unitary knit construction with the upper and extending through a throat area of the knitted component, the integral knit tongue being joined to a forward portion of the throat area and at least along a portion of the lateral side and the medial side of the throat area, the integral knit tongue extending from the forward portion to an ankle opening of the upper; andat least one raised element disposed on at least one of the lateral side and the medial side of the throat area.3. The knitted component for an article of footwear of claim 2 , wherein each raised element comprises one or more lace apertures configured to receive a lace.4. The knitted component for an article of footwear of claim 2 , wherein the upper comprises a first type of yarn; and wherein the integral knit tongue comprises a second type of yarn that is different from the first type of ...

LACROSSE HEAD POCKET AND RELATED METHOD OF MANUFACTURE

A lacrosse head pocket and a related method of manufacture are provided to facilitate consistent, repeatable and/or custom manufacture of lacrosse equipment. The pocket can be constructed from multiple different sections joined with one another, or can be knitted, weaved or otherwise assembled on an automated assembly machine from strands, and/or can be formed as a unitary textile material having regions/sections with different physical and/or mechanical properties. The pocket can be integrally molded within portions of a lacrosse head to eliminate manually constructed connections between the pocket and lacrosse head. The lacrosse head can be integrally molded with a lacrosse handle to provide a one-piece unitary lacrosse stick. Related methods of manufacturing also are provided. 1. A method of manufacturing a lacrosse head comprising:mechanically manipulating a plurality of strands with an automated pocket assembly machine, thereby forming a first lacrosse pocket including the plurality of strands, the first lacrosse pocket including a three dimensional concave contour upon formation, a longitudinal axis, and the plurality of vertical elements, with the plurality of vertical elements including a first vertical element near the longitudinal axis, and a second vertical element spaced laterally away from the longitudinal axis, farther from the longitudinal axis than the first vertical element, with the second vertical element being shorter upon formation of the first lacrosse pocket than the first vertical element upon formation of the first lacrosse pocket;placing a portion of the first lacrosse pocket in a mold cavity, the mold cavity corresponding to a lacrosse head having sidewalls joined with a scoop and a base;introducing a molten polymeric material into the mold cavity, the molten polymeric material encapsulating the portion, the molten polymeric material encapsulating the plurality of strands in the portion;curing the molten polymeric material to form a cured ...

Prosthetic porous knit

The invention relates to a prosthetic porous knit based on a monofilament of a biocompatible polymer material, the pattern followed for the knitting of said monofilament on a warp knitting machine having two guide bars B B being the following, according to the ISO 11676 standard: 111-. (canceled)1212. A prosthetic porous knit based on a monofilament of a biocompatible polymer material , comprising a pattern followed for knitting of the monofilament on a knitting machine having two guide bars B , B according to ISO 11676 standard:{'b': '1', 'Bar B: 1.2/4.5/4.3/4.5/4.3/1.0/1.2/1.0I//'}{'b': '2', 'Bar B: 4.3/1.0/1.2/1.0/1.2/4.5/4.3/4.5//'}13. The prosthetic porous knit according to claim 12 , wherein the biocompatible polymer material is selected from group consisting of polypropylene claim 12 , polyethylene terephthalate claim 12 , polyamide claim 12 , silicone claim 12 , polyether ether ketone (PEEK) claim 12 , polyarylether ether ketone (PAEK) claim 12 , polylactic acid (PLA) claim 12 , polycaprolactone (PCL) claim 12 , polydioxanone (PDO) claim 12 , trimethylene carbonate (TMC) claim 12 , polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) claim 12 , polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) claim 12 , polyglycolic acid (PGA) claim 12 , copolymers of these materials claim 12 , and mixtures thereof.14. The prosthetic porous knit according to claim 12 , wherein the biocompatible material is polypropylene.15. The prosthetic porous knit according to claim 12 , wherein the monofilament comprises a diameter from about 0.08 mm to about 0.25 mm.16. The prosthetic porous knit of claim 12 , wherein the monofilament comprises a diameter from about 0.10 mm to about 0.15 mm.17. The prosthetic porous knit according to claim 12 , wherein the monofilament comprises a diameter of about 0.12 mm.18. The prosthetic porous knit according to claim 12 , wherein the knit comprises a plurality of pores having a diameter above 1 mm.19. The prosthetic porous knit according to claim 12 , wherein the knit comprises a plurality of pores ...

MOISTURE-RETAINING AND ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE STRUCTURE

A moisture-retaining and electrically conductive structure includes at least one electrically conductive textile unit and at least one moisture-retaining textile unit, wherein the electrically conductive textile unit and the moisture-retaining textile unit are interlaced and woven together to form a planar structure. With such a structure, fabric of the same layer can provide both functions of moisture retention and electrical conduction and may improve the lifespan and electrical conductivity. 1. A moisture-retaining and electrically conductive structure , comprising:at least one electrically conductive textile unit; andat least one moisture-retaining textile unit;wherein the electrically conductive textile unit and the moisture-retaining textile unit are interlaced and woven together to form a planar structure.2. The moisture-retaining and electrically conductive structure as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the electrically conductive textile unit is one of metal fiber claim 1 , carbon nanotube fiber claim 1 , and carbon fiber.3. The moisture-retaining and electrically conductive structure as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the electrically conductive textile unit is one of metal fiber yarn claim 1 , carbon nanotube fiber yarn claim 1 , and carbon fiber yarn.4. The moisture-retaining and electrically conductive structure as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the moisture-retaining textile unit is one of porous fiber claim 1 , alginate fiber claim 1 , carboxymethyl cellulose fiber claim 1 , and rayon fiber.5. The moisture-retaining and electrically conductive structure as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the moisture-retaining textile unit is one of porous fiber yarn claim 1 , alginate fiber yarn claim 1 , carboxymethyl cellulose fiber yarn claim 1 , and rayon fiber yarn.6. The moisture-retaining and electrically conductive structure as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the electrically conductive textile unit and the moisture-retaining textile unit are woven through plain weaving to ...

ARTILE OF FOOTWEAR INCORPORATING A KNITTED COMPONENT HAVING FLOATED PORTIONS

An article of footwear may include an upper incorporating a knitted component formed of unitary knit construction. The knitted component includes portions having extended floated portions to distribute forces acting on the knitted component and resist stretching of the knitted component when the article of footwear is worn during a sport or athletic activity. 1. An upper for an article of footwear , the upper comprising: the first portion comprises a first knit structure having a plurality of knitted loops;', 'the second portion comprises a second knit structure that is different from the first knit structure and that comprises a plurality of floated portions., 'a knitted component having a first portion proximate an ankle collar of the article of footwear, a second portion proximate a sole portion of the article of footwear, and a joining area transitioning between the first portion and the second portion, wherein2. The upper of claim 1 , wherein the first knit structure comprises a series of knitted loops that uninterruptedly extend from the joining area to the ankle collar.3. The upper of claim 1 , wherein the second knit structure comprises a first tuck stitch and a second tuck stitch.4. The upper of claim 3 , wherein the first tuck stitch is positioned adjacent the joining area and the second tuck stitch is positioned adjacent the sole portion of the article of footwear.5. The upper of claim 4 , wherein the plurality of floated portions comprises a floated portion extending between the first tuck stitch and the second tuck stitch.6. The upper of claim 1 , wherein the first portion further comprises a first plurality of courses claim 1 , and the second portion further comprises a second plurality of courses.7. The upper of claim 6 , wherein each course of the second plurality of courses comprises a first tuck stitch positioned adjacent to the joining area and a second tuck stitch positioned adjacent to the sole portion of the article of footwear.8. The upper of ...

CPAP MASK CUSHION COVER

A CPAP mask cover and method for making the same are presented. The CPAP mask cover includes first and second material sections arranged in different orientations, such as with the bias of the first material section substantially perpendicular to the bias of the second material section. A first and second seam and opposite ends of the cover connect the first and second material sections along an overlap or abutment of the inner edges of the first and second material sections. A portion of the edges of the first and second material sections between the first and second seams remain unconnected and capable of forming an opening when the mask cover is stretched to fit onto a CPAP mask. 1. A CPAP mask cover comprising:a first material section having a first orientation;a second material section having a second orientation different from said first orientation of the first material section;a first seam connecting the first and second material sections along an abutment or overlap of the first and section material section edges, wherein the first seam is located along a portion of the abutment or overlap at or near a first end of the first and second material sections;a second seam connecting the first and second material sections along an abutment or overlap of the first and section material section edges, wherein the second seam is located along a portion of the abutment or overlap at or near a second end, opposite the first end, of the first and second material sections; andwherein a portion of the edges of the first and second material sections between the first and second seams is unconnected and capable of forming an opening when the mask cover is stretched.2. The CPAP mask cover of wherein the orientation of the first material section is substantially perpendicular to the orientation of the second material section.3. The CPAP mask cover of claim 1 , wherein the first and second material sections are formed of a knit or jersey material.4. The CPAP mask cover of ...

ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR INCORPORATING A KNITTED COMPONENT HAVING FLOATED PORTIONS

An article of footwear may include an upper incorporating a knitted component formed of unitary knit construction. The knitted component includes portions having extended floated portions to distribute forces acting on the knitted component and resist stretching of the knitted component when the article of footwear is worn during a sport or athletic activity. 1. An upper for an article of footwear , comprising:a knitted component including a first course extending through at least one of a lateral side and a medial side of the upper,wherein the first course extends from a biteline of the upper to a throat area of the upper,wherein a first tuck stitch of the first course is located adjacent to the biteline of the upper,wherein a second tuck stitch of the first course is located adjacent to the throat area of the upper, andwherein a floated portion of the first course extends from the first tuck stitch to the second tuck stitch to form a stretch resistant area in the at least one of the medial side and the lateral side of the upper.2. The upper of claim 1 , further comprising a second course claim 1 , wherein a first loop of the second course is interlooped with the first tuck stitch and wherein a second loop of the second course is interlooped with the second tuck stitch.3. The upper of claim 2 , wherein the first course includes a first yarn and the second course includes a second yarn claim 2 , and wherein the first yarn has a lower elasticity than the second yarn.4. The upper of claim 2 , wherein the second course includes a plurality of loops located between the first loop and the second loop claim 2 , and wherein the plurality of loops is located in a central portion of the at least one of the medial side and the lateral side of the upper.5. The upper of claim 1 , further comprising a second course located in a toe area of the upper claim 1 , wherein the second course includes a third tuck stitch located adjacent to the biteline on the lateral side of the upper ...

A SELF-ATTACHING FABRIC AND METHODS OF MANUFACTURING SAME

The invention relates to a fabric which can attach to itself by use of hand pressure, and methods for its manufacture. The invention provides a fabric having at least part of its surface covered with small monofilament loops. The self-attaching fabric having at least part of its surface covered with small monofilament hooks which removably engage each other when the surface is pressed into contact with another similar surface to retain together the two portions of the fabric until they are separated by a peeling action. 1. A self-attaching fabric having at least part of its surface covered with small monofilament hooks and loops which removably engage each other when said surface is pressed into contact with another similar surface to retain together said two portions of said fabric until they are separated by a peeling action.2. The fabric as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said monofilament hooks and loops are made of transparent polyester yarn.3. The fabric as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said hooks and loops are attached integral to the manufacturing process to a base fabric chosen from the group containing wool claim 1 , cotton claim 1 , viscose claim 1 , silk claim 1 , linen and blends thereof or others.4. The fabric as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a first part of its surface is covered with small monofilament hooks which removably engage a second part of its surface to enter the base fabric when pressed into contact therewith.5. The fabric as claimed in claim 4 , wherein the filament is composed of two filaments.6. A method for manufacturing the fabric as claimed in :STEP A: providing an industrial flat knitting machine having a front needle bed and a rear needle bed and being provided with electronic controls;STEP B: loading said machine with yarns as needed to form the base fabricSTEP C: loading said machine with said monofilament yarn to form loops;STEP D knitting the fabric including forming of said loops on at least one surface of said fabric, andSTEP E ...

KNITTING MACHINE WITH ADJUSTABLE NEEDLE BEDS AND VARIABLE THICKNESS KNITTED COMPONENT

A variable thickness knitted component including a first region having a spacer knit construction, the first region having a first thickness, and a second region having the spacer knit construction, the second region having a second thickness different than the first thickness. The knitted component may be an integral one-piece element. 1. A variable thickness knitted component , comprising:a first region having a spacer knit construction, the first region having a first thickness; and,a second region having the spacer knit construction, the second region having a second thickness different than the first thickness.2. The variable thickness knitted component of claim 1 , wherein the knitted component is an integral one-piece element.3. The variable thickness knitted component of claim 1 , wherein the first thickness and the second thickness are different when viewed in a direction of a course of the knitted component.4. The variable thickness knitted component of claim 1 , wherein the first thickness and the second thickness are different when viewed in a direction of a wale of the knitted component.5. The variable thickness knitted component of claim 1 , wherein the spacer knit construction comprises a first surface having a first set of loops and a second surface having a second set of loops claim 1 , the first surface separate from the second surface claim 1 , wherein the first set of loops and the second set of loops are interlocked with at least one spacer strand.6. The variable thickness knitted component of claim 1 , wherein the first regions and the second region are separated by a third region not having a spacer knit construction.7. A variable thickness knitted component claim 1 , comprising:a region of spacer knit construction having a thickness that varies.8. The variable thickness knitted component of claim 7 , wherein the knitted component is an integral one-piece element.9. The variable thickness knitted component of claim 7 , wherein the region of ...

KNITTED COMPONENT WITH VERTICAL INLAY AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME

A knitted component may include a knit element formed with a plurality of courses and a plurality of wales, where the plurality of courses include a first course and the plurality of wales include a first wale and a second wale. A set of inlaid strands including at least a first inlaid strand and a second inlaid strand may be included. A first area and a second area may be included, where in the first area, each inlaid strand of the set of inlaid strands extends through at least a portion of the first course, and where in the second area, the first inlaid strand extends through the first wale and the second inlaid strand extends through the second wale. 1. A knitted component , comprising:a knit element formed with a plurality of courses and a plurality of wales, the plurality of courses comprising a first course and the plurality of wales comprising a first wale and a second wale;a set of inlaid strands comprising at least a first inlaid strand and a second inlaid strand; anda first area and a second area,wherein in the first area, each inlaid strand of the set of inlaid strands extends through at least a portion of the first course, andwherein in the second area, the first inlaid strand extends through the first wale and the second inlaid strand extends through the second wale.2. The knitted component of claim 1 , wherein in the second area claim 1 , the first inlaid strand and the second inlaid strand extend vertically through at least a portion of the first wale and the second wale respectively.3. The knitted component of claim 1 , wherein the set of inlaid strands further comprises a third inlaid strand and a fourth inlaid strand claim 1 , wherein the plurality of wales further comprises a third wale and a fourth wale claim 1 , and wherein in the second area claim 1 , the third inlaid strand and the fourth inlaid strand respectively extend through at least a portion of the third wale and the fourth wale.4. The knitted component of claim 3 , wherein in the first ...

Sole System For An Article Of Footwear Incorporating A Knitted Component With A One-Piece Knit Outsole

An article of footwear including a sole system, including an upper and the sole system. The sole system includes a knitted component incorporating a one-piece knit outsole. The knit outsole has a ground-facing side, a top side, and a ground-engaging cleat member protruding from the ground-facing side of the knit outsole. The upper is connected at its bottom to the top side of the knit outsole. 1. A sole system for an article of footwear , the sole system including:a knitted component incorporating a one-piece knit outsole;wherein the knit outsole has a ground-facing side and a top side; anda ground-engaging cleat member protruding from the ground-facing side of the knit outsole.2. The sole system of claim 1 , wherein the one-piece outsole comprises fusible yarn.3. The sole system of claim 1 , wherein the knitted component further comprises a first yarn and a second yarn.4. The sole system of claim 1 , wherein the ground-engaging cleat member is reinforced.5. An article of footwear including a sole system claim 1 ,the article of footwear includes an upper and the sole system connected thereto;the upper having a bottom;the sole system including:a knitted component incorporating a one-piece knit outsole,wherein the knit outsole has a ground-facing side and a top side; anda ground-engaging cleat member protruding from the ground-facing side of the knit outsole; andthe top side of the knit outsole and the bottom of the upper are affixed.6. The sole system of claim 5 , wherein the one-piece knit outsole comprises fusible yarn.7. The sole system of claim 5 , wherein the knitted component further comprises a first yarn and a second yarn.8. The sole system of claim 5 , wherein the ground-engaging cleat member is reinforced.9. A method of making a sole system for an article of footwear claim 5 , the method comprising:molding a one-piece knit outsole having a ground-facing side and a top side to form a ground-engaging cleat member;the ground-engaging cleat member protruding ...

MOTION SICKNESS MITIGATION DEVICE

A motion sickness mitigation device includes a textile material having a first surface, a second surface disposed opposite the first surface, and a first raised portion extending from the first surface and configured for contacting a skin of a user. The textile material defines a first pocket and a second pocket therein between the first surface and the second surface, and the second pocket is spaced apart from the first pocket. The device further includes a controller disposed within the first pocket and configured for transmitting an electrical signal. The device also includes a first electrical excitation pad disposed within the second pocket, covered by the first raised portion, and disposed in electrical communication with the controller. The first electrical excitation pad is configured for receiving the electrical signal and electrically stimulating the skin of the user through the textile material to thereby mitigate motion sickness. 1. A motion sickness mitigation device comprising: a first surface;', 'a second surface disposed opposite the first surface; and', 'a first raised portion extending from the first surface and configured for contacting a skin of a user;, 'a textile material havingwherein the textile material defines a first pocket and a second pocket therein between the first surface and the second surface, and wherein the second pocket is spaced apart from the first pocket;a controller configured for transmitting an electrical signal; anda first electrical excitation pad disposed within the second pocket, covered by the first raised portion, and disposed in electrical communication with the controller, wherein the first electrical excitation pad is configured for receiving the electrical signal and electrically stimulating the skin of the user through the textile material to thereby mitigate motion sickness.2. The motion sickness mitigation device of claim 1 ,wherein the textile material further defines a third pocket therein between the first ...

TECHNICAL KNIT ARCHTECTURES FOR COMFORT SEATING

A vehicle seat includes a first knitted fabric layer defining an outer surface and a second knitted fabric layer defining an inner surface. The inner surface is opposite the outer surface. The vehicle seat further includes a knitted spacer fabric interconnecting the first knitted fabric layer and the second knitted fabric layer. The knitted spacer fabric resiliently biases the first knitted fabric layer and the second knitted fabric layer away from one another. The knitted spacer fabric is configured to buckle when a seated occupant exerts an occupant load on the vehicle seat. The first knitted fabric layer is more elastic than the second knitted fabric layer to conform to the seated occupant when the seated occupant exerts the occupant load on the vehicle seat. 1. A vehicle seat , comprising:a first knitted fabric layer defining an outer surface;a second knitted fabric layer defining an inner surface, wherein the inner surface is opposite the outer surface;an interconnection coupling the first knitted fabric layer to the second knitted fabric layer, wherein the interconnection resiliently biases the first knitted fabric layer and the second knitted fabric layer away from one another, and the interconnection is configured to buckle when a seated occupant exerts an occupant load on the vehicle seat; andwherein the first knitted fabric layer is more elastic than the second knitted fabric layer to conform to the seated occupant when the seated occupant exerts the occupant load on the vehicle seat.2. The vehicle seat of claim 1 , wherein the interconnection includes a knitted spacer fabric claim 1 , and the knitted spacer fabric includes a plurality of pile yarns interconnecting the first knitted fabric layer and the second knitted fabric layer.3. The vehicle seat of claim 2 , wherein the plurality of pile yarns are tensioned.4. The vehicle seat of claim 1 , a tension in the second knitted fabric layer is higher than a tension in the first knitted fabric layer.5. The ...

PROCESS FOR MAKING AN UPPER FOR SHOES WITH ADVANCED TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

The process for making an upper for shoes with advanced technical characteristics, consists in knitting a first part of the upper with a group of needles having an overall maximum number of needles in a tuck stitch or loop position or in a plain drop stitch position or in a missed stitch position, the maximum number of needles being equal to the number of needles present in a cylinder of a circular knitting machine. 1. A process for making an upper for shoes , comprising the following steps:during the movement between successive reversals in the knitting machine, knitting a first part of the upper having a perimeter edge simultaneously with a group of needles of said machine having an overall number of needles in a tuck stitch or loop position or in a plain drop stitch position or in a missed stitch position, which may vary up to the number of needles present in said machine; and,during the movement between successive reversals in the knitting machine, knitting the second part of the upper having a perimeter edge simultaneously with a group of needles of said machine having an overall number of needles in a tuck stitch or loop position and/or in a plain drop stitch position and/or in a missed stitch position, which may vary up to the number of needles present in said machine;wherein that said second part of the upper is knitted before or after said first part of the upper; andiwherein that the complete upper is unloaded from said machine with the connection of the perimeter edge of the part knitted after to the perimeter edge of the part kitted before having already been made simultaneously with the formation of the part knitted after.2. The process according to claim 1 , wherein said machine is a circular knitting machine.3. The process according to claim 1 , wherein said first and second part of the upper define at least a three-dimensional pouch for simultaneously containing the tip and the heel of the user's foot.4. An upper for shoes claim 1 , comprising a ...

CAR SEAT COVER AND A METHOD FOR KNITTING THE SAME

The present invention relates to a car seat cover and a method for knitting the same. The car seat cover comprises a headrest portion, a backrest portion and a seat cushion portion; the headrest portion comprises a front headrest piece and a rear headrest piece which are connected, a lower opening of the headrest potion being tightened; the backrest portion comprises a front backrest piece and a rear backrest piece which are connected, the front backrest piece being knitted by cubic knitting, sides of the backrest being knitted by Short Row and by adjusting the knitting tightness; and the seat cushion portion comprises a front seat cushion piece and a rear seat cushion piece which are connected, a seat cushion skirt portion being knitted by cubic knitting, and sides of the seat cushion being knitted by Short Row and by adjusting the knitting tightness. By knitting a seat cover by cubic knitting, the resulting products are cubic. Compared with the traditional way of wrapping a seat by stitching and splicing, the cover will fit the surface of the seat better. The procedures of knitting, dyeing, combining, cutting and stitching are reduced, the generation of scraps is avoided, and high degree of automation, high production efficiency, environmental protection, and reliable quality are realized. 1. A car seat cover , comprising a headrest portion , a backrest portion and a seat cushion portion;the headrest portion comprises a front headrest piece and a rear headrest piece which are connected, a lower opening of the headrest potion being tightened;the backrest portion comprises a front backrest piece and a rear backrest piece which are connected, the front backrest piece being knitted by cubic knitting, sides of the front backrest piece being knitted by Short Row and by adjusting the knitting tightness; andthe seat cushion portion comprises a front seat cushion piece and a seat cushion skirt portion which are connected, the seat cushion skirt portion being knitted by ...

PROSTHETIC DEVICE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME

A biocompatible surgical silk mesh prosthetic device employs a knit pattern that substantially prevents unraveling and preserves the stability of the mesh device, especially when the mesh device is cut. An example prosthetic device employs a knitted mesh including at least two yarns laid in a knit direction and engaging each other to define a plurality of nodes. The at least two yarns include a first yarn and a second yarn extending between and forming loops about two nodes. The second yarn has a higher tension at the two nodes than the first yarn. The second yarn substantially prevents the first yarn from moving at the two nodes and substantially prevents the knitted mesh from unraveling at the nodes. 1. A method of knitting an implantable surgical mesh comprising:knitting a first yarn in a jersey stitch in a course direction,tucking at spaced needle positions a second yarn in a loop formed by the jersey stitch of the first yarn to lockingly engage the yarns in place in a manner that substantially deters disengagement of the yarns from each other when tension is applied to the fabric when the fabric mesh is cut, wherein the first and second yarns are differentially engaged according to differential physical properties.2. The method according to claim 1 , wherein at least one yarn is silk.3. A method of using an implantable surgical mesh claim 1 , the method comprising:providing a fabric comprised of at least two yarns differentially engaging each other in a defined pattern to form a plurality of interconnections at each of which the yarns lockingly engage in a manner that substantially deters disengagement of the yarns from each other when tension is applied to the fabric when the fabric mesh is cut, andimplanting the fabric mesh in a human body.4. The method according to claim 3 , wherein the defined pattern provides a plurality of openings to promote tissue in-growth.5. The method according to claim 3 , wherein at least one yarn is silk.6. The method according to ...

MULTI-COLOR SPACER FABRICS AND GARMENT MADE OF THE SAME

A multi-color spacer fabric and a garment made of the same are disclosed. The multi-color space fabric in accordance with the present invention provides includes a first fabric layer, a second fabric layer and a central fabric layer. The first and second fabric layers are both made of yarns. The central fabric layer is intertwined with the first fabric layer and the second fabric layer and formed of a plurality of wave-like fibers. The first fabric layer has a color different from the second fabric layer. The first fabric layer is arranged to have a relatively-dense region and a relatively-dilute region such the color of the second fabric layer is partially transparent through the central fabric layer and the portion of first fabric layer within the relatively-dilute region. 2. The multi-color spacer fabric as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the yarn density of said first fabric layer within the relatively-dense region is greater than the yarn density of said first fabric layer within said relatively-dilute region.3. The multi-color spacer fabric as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the second fabric layer is dominantly made of polyurethane or nylon and in close contact with the skin of a wearer of said spacer fabric.4. The multi-color spacer fabric as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said central fabric has a color different from either said first fabric layer or said second fabric layer.5. The multi-color spacer fabrics as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a combination of said relatively-dense region and relatively-dilute region is arranged to form patterns including Jacquard claim 1 , logos or other decorative designs.7. The garment as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the yarn density of said first fabric layer within the relatively-dense region is greater than the yarn density of said first fabric layer within said relatively-dilute region.8. The garment as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the second fabric layer is dominantly made of polyurethane or nylon and in close contact with the ...

METHOD FOR KNITTING A THREE-DIMENSIONAL KNITTED FABRIC

A three-dimensional knitted fabric with a large-diameter circular knitting machine is knitted with a plurality of stitches that form a plurality of stitch courses oriented in each case in a stitch-course direction of the knitted fabric and a plurality of stitch wales oriented in each case in a stitch-wale direction of the knitted fabric, wherein at least one of the stitches is in the form of at least one corrugation-forming stitch, which extends in the stitch-wale direction over a plurality of stitch courses and binds at least one corrugation in the knitted fabric. 19.-. (canceled)10. A method for knitting a three-dimensional knitted fabric with a large-diameter circular knitting machine , comprising:knitting the knitted fabric is knitted with a plurality of stitches that form a plurality of stitch courses oriented in each case in a stitch-course direction of the knitted fabric and a plurality of stitch wales oriented respectively in a stitch-wale direction of the knitted fabric;wherein at least one of the stitches is in the form of at least one corrugation-forming stitch that extends in the stitch-wale direction over a plurality of stitch courses and binds at least one corrugation in the knitted fabric.11. The method of claim 10 , wherein the at least one corrugation at least partially shortens the knitted fabric in the stitch-wale direction.12. The method of claim 10 , wherein the at least one corrugation-forming stitch folds a plurality of stitch courses to form the at least one corrugation.13. The method of claim 10 , wherein the at least one corrugation extends in the stitch-course direction.14. The method of claim 10 , wherein claim 10 , in at least one stitch course claim 10 , a plurality of corrugation-forming stitches are formed extending in the stitch-wale direction at least partially over a different number of stitch courses.15. The method of claim 10 , wherein the three-dimensional knitted fabric is created by taking away excess material from a two- ...

CUSHION COVER WITH INTEGRALLY KNIT, HIGH-RELIEF GRAPHIC FEATURE AND CUSHIONS EMPLOYING SUCH CUSHION COVERS

A cushion cover includes a one-piece knit fabric configured to at least partially surround a cushion, the cover including at least one graphic feature protruding from an associated surrounding area of the one-piece knit fabric. The at least one graphic feature is integrally knitted in the one-piece knit fabric and has a thickness at least about times the thickness of the associated surrounding area of the one-piece knit fabric. 1. A cushion cover , comprising:a one-piece knit fabric configured to at least partially surround a cushion; andat least one graphic feature protruding from an associated surrounding area of the one-piece knit fabric, the at least one graphic feature integrally knitted in the one-piece knit fabric, the at least one graphic feature having a thickness at least about 2 (two) times the thickness of the associated surrounding area of the one-piece knit fabric.2. The cushion cover of claim 1 , wherein the thickness of the at least one graphic feature is at least about 3 (three) times thicker than the thickness of the associated surrounding area of the one-piece knit fabric.3. The cushion cover of claim 2 , wherein the graphic feature has a thickness of about 0.3 inch and the associated surrounding area of the one-piece knit fabric has a thickness of about 0.1 inch.4. The cushion cover of claim 1 , wherein the graphic feature is integrally knitted in the one-piece knit fabric in the same process as an entire remainder of the one-piece knit fabric.5. The cushion cover of claim 4 , wherein the graphic feature is circularly knitted in the one-piece knit fabric.6. The cushion cover of claim 1 , wherein the cushion cover further comprises at least five sides of the one-piece knit fabric collectively configured to be in a shape of a cuboid when the cushion cover is filled with a cushion claim 1 , the at least five sides of the cushion cover include a primary cushioning side and four lateral sides of the one-piece knit fabric claim 1 , and the primary ...

Knitting Method for a Flat Knitting Machine and Flat Knitting Machine

The invention relates to a knitting method for a flat knitting machine and a flat knitting machine making it possible to implement the method. The machine comprises a plurality of storage elements (′) capable of storing at least one stitch, the storage elements or transfer jacks being situated below the bed(s) of the machine and the storage elements being movable relative to the bed(s) of the machine such that each storage element can alternatively receive a stitch supported by a needle (′), bring a stitch toward a needle (′), receive a stitch supported by another storage element (′), and bring a stitch toward another storage element (′). 2. The knitting method according to claim 1 , wherein the step consisting of transferring the mesh from the first needle to the first storage element comprises a step consisting of transferring the mesh from the first needle to a first rocker at least partially overlapping the first needle and a step consisting of transferring the mesh from the first rocker to the first storage element.3. The knitting method according to claim 2 , wherein the step consisting of making the transfer from the first rocker to the first storage element comprises a step consisting of transferring the mesh from the first rocker to a second rocker at least partially overlapping a second needle and a step consisting of transferring the mesh from the second rocker to the first storage element.4. The knitting method according to claim 1 , wherein the step consisting of transferring the mesh from the first storage element to the first needle comprises a step consisting of transferring the mesh from the first storage element to a first rocker at least partially overlapping the first needle and a step consisting of transferring the mesh from the first rocker to the first needle.5. The knitting method according to claim 1 , wherein the step consisting of transferring the mesh from the first storage element to a second needle comprises a step consisting of ...

Method for knitting knitted fabric

There is provided a method for knitting a knitted fabric capable of forming a decoration unit of a novel shape using a flat knitting machine. A decoration unit ( 2 ) is formed on a surface of a base knitted fabric portion ( 1 ), the decoration unit ( 2 ) being configured by a lower edge ( 2 D) extending in a knitting width direction of the base knitted fabric portion ( 1 ), a left edge ( 2 L) extending in a direction intersecting the knitting width direction from a left end of the lower edge ( 2 D), and a right edge ( 2 R) extending in a direction intersecting the knitting width direction from a right end of the lower edge ( 2 D). The lower edge ( 2 D) is configured by a cross-over yarn extending in the knitting width direction of the base knitted fabric portion ( 1 ). The left edge ( 2 L) and the right edge ( 2 R) are configured by stitches stretched in a direction intersecting the knitting width direction. The cross-over yarn and the stitches are knitted all at once.

METHOD FOR KNITTING THREE-DIMENSIONAL FABRIC WITH VARIABLE THICKNESS THROUGH A FLAT KNITTING MACHINE

A method for knitting a three-dimensional fabric with variable thickness through a flat knitting machine includes the following steps: moving two cam groups and driving a plurality of knitting needles to knit a first piece of knitting by a starting cam system; moving the two cam groups and driving the plurality of knitting needles to knit a second piece of knitting by a middle cam system; and moving the two cam groups and driving the plurality of knitting needles to knit a supporting yarn by two tail cam systems respectively. The tail cam systems control each of a plurality of knock-over bit cams to move according to a gap size corresponding to a knitting length of the supporting yarn, so as to promptly change a thickness of the three-dimensional fabric along the length change of the supporting yarn. 1. A method for knitting a three-dimensional fabric with variable thickness through a flat knitting machine , comprising the following steps:step (1): moving two cam groups onto two needle beds which are disposed relatively, and driving a plurality of knitting needles to knit a first piece of knitting by a starting cam system included in one of the two cam groups;step (2): moving the two cam groups onto the two needle beds which are disposed relatively, and driving the plurality of knitting needles to knit a second piece of knitting by a middle cam system included in the other one of the two cam groups;step (3): moving the two cam groups onto the two needle beds which are disposed relatively, and driving the plurality of knitting needles to knit a supporting yarn by two tail cam systems respectively included in the two cam groups, wherein two ends of the supporting yarn are respectively interwoven with the first piece of knitting and the second piece of knitting, and moving each of a plurality of knock-over bit cams controlled by each of the tail cam systems which depends on a gap size corresponding to a knitting length of the supporting yarn, so as to promptly change a ...

ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR INCORPORATING A KNITTED COMPONENT HAVING FLOATED PORTIONS

An article of footwear includes an upper incorporating a knitted component formed of unitary knit construction. The knitted component includes portions having extended floated portions to distribute forces acting on the knitted component and resist stretching of the knitted component when the article of footwear is worn during a sport or athletic activity. 1. An article of footwear having an upper and a sole structure secured to the upper , the upper incorporating a knitted component , the knitted component comprising:a first course extending from a first area of the knitted component to a second area of the knitted component along a first knitting direction, the first course including a first loop and a second loop, the first loop and the second loop being separated by a plurality of loops, anda second course extending from the first area to the second area, the second course including a first tuck stitch and a second tuck stitch, the first tuck stitch interacting with the first loop, the second tuck stitch interacting with the second loop, the second course including a floated portion extending from the first tuck stitch to the second tuck stitch, the floated portion extending over the plurality of loops of the first course;wherein the second course is configured to resist stretch in at least a first portion of the upper.2. The article according to claim 1 , wherein the first course is formed of a first material and the second course is formed of a second material claim 1 , the second material having a higher tensile strength than the first material.3. The article according to claim 1 , wherein the floated portion extends over at least ten loops of the first course.4. The article according to claim 1 , wherein the first area is located on a lateral side of the knitted component and the second area is located on a medial side of the knitted component.5. The article according to claim 1 , wherein the second course further includes a third tuck stitch claim 1 , the ...

METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING A CUT RESISTANT FABRIC AND A CUT RESISTANT FABRIC

A method for manufacturing a cut resistant fabric includes: supplying a polyethene yarn with a thickness of 50-225 dtex as a protective yarn through a first yarn carrier of a circular knitting machine to a feeder needle at a first selected tension; supplying simultaneously an uncoated elastane yarn with a thickness of 20-80 dtex as a first additional yarn through a second yarn carrier of the circular knitting machine to the same feeder needle at a second selected tension that is higher than the first selected tension of the protective yarn; forming a fabric from the protective yarn and the first additional yarn as single-jersey knits; and interlocking the protective yarn and the first additional yarn in each single-jersey knit of the fabric using a heat treatment step on a stenter frame. 1. A method for manufacturing a cut resistant fabric , comprising the steps of:supplying a polyethene yarn with a thickness of 50-225 dtex as a protective yarn through a first yarn carrier of a circular knitting machine to a feeder needle at a first selected tension;supplying simultaneously an uncoated elastane yarn with a thickness of 20-80 dtex as a first additional yarn through a second yarn carrier of the circular knitting machine to the same feeder needle at a second selected tension, wherein the second selected tension of the first additional yarn is higher than the first selected tension of the protective yarn and a length of the first additional yarn supplied to one machine cycle of the circular knitting machine is between 5% and 25% of a length of the machine cycle of the circular knitting machine,forming the cut resistant fabric as a tubular structure from the protective yarn and the first additional yarn as single-jersey knits using the circular knitting machine;cutting the tubular structure in half to form a fabric plane;setting the fabric plane on a stenter frame maintaining the length of the first additional yarn in the fabric;interlocking the protective yarn and the ...

ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR INCORPORATING A KNITTED COMPONENT WITH AN INTEGRAL KNIT TONGUE

In one aspect, the present disclosure provides an upper for an article of footwear. The upper may include a knitted component with a knit element defining a portion of at least one of an exterior surface of the upper and an opposite interior surface of the upper, the interior surface defining a void. The knitted component may further include a tongue, where the tongue extends through a throat area of the upper, and where the tongue comprises a lateral edge and a medial edge. The knitted component may further include at least one raised element extending a height above the exterior surface of the knit element and extending a length along at least one of the lateral edge and the medial edge of the tongue, where the tongue and the at least one raised element have a common yarn. 1. An upper for an article of footwear , the upper comprising a knitted component , the knitted component comprising:a knit element defining a portion of at least one of an exterior surface of the upper and an opposite interior surface of the upper, the interior surface defining a void;a tongue, wherein the tongue extends through a throat area of the upper, and wherein the tongue comprises a lateral edge and a medial edge; andat least one raised element extending a height above the exterior surface of the knit element and extending a length along at least one of the lateral edge and the medial edge of the tongue,wherein the tongue and the at least one raised element have a common yarn.2. The upper of claim 1 , wherein the at least one raised element and the knit element have a common yarn.3. The upper of claim 1 , wherein the knitted component includes at least two raised elements disposed on each of the lateral edge and the medial edge of the throat area of the upper and extending a height above the exterior surface of the knitted component.4. The upper of claim 1 , wherein the at least one raised element further comprises at least one lace aperture configured to receive a lace.5. The upper of ...

CHINSTRAP SOCK WITH METAL-CONTAINING YARN

A chinstrap sock to be worn by athletes comprising a tubular body having a skin facing surface for contacting a portion of a wearer's body, and an outer surface opposed to the skin facing surface; an opening in the tubular body for extension therethrough; and a first welt and a second welt affixed to opposite ends of the tubular body in surrounding relation to the opening, the first welt and the second welt each comprising a circularly-knitted fabric integral with the tubular body and extending therefrom to; the tubular body portion being a knitted construction comprising: a skin-facing surface comprising a metal-, metal oxide-, and/or metal salt-containing yarn portion. 1. A chinstrap sock comprisinga tubular body having a skin facing surface for contacting a portion of a wearer's body, and an outer surface opposed to the skin-facing surface;an opening in the tubular body for receiving a chinstrap; anda first welt and a second welt defining opposite ends of the tubular body, each of the first welt and the second welts being in surrounding relation to the opening, the first welt and the second welt each integral with the tubular body;the tubular body being of a knitted construction comprising a yarn containing a metal-, metal oxide-, and/or metal salt-containing fiber positioned between both of the first welt and the second welt of the skin facing surface.2. A chinstrap sock according to claim 1 , wherein the tubular body is a circularly-knitted fabric and the first welt claim 1 , and the second welt are each a circularly-knitted fabric integral with the tubular body.3. A chinstrap sock according to claim 1 , wherein the metal- claim 1 , metal oxide- claim 1 , and/or metal salt-containing fiber comprises copper or silver.4. A chinstrap sock according to claim 1 , wherein the tubular body of the chinstrap sock includes an elastic make up yarn.5. A chinstrap sock according to claim 1 , wherein the first welt and the second welt are of a turned welt configuration.6. A ...

SEQUENTIALLY COLORED LOOPY YARN AND METHOD OF KNITTING NON-RANDOM DISCREET DESIGNS

A yarn includes a continuous strand formed with equally spaced equally dimensioned loops for knitting a multi-colored design in a knitted work formed of “p” courses or rows and “q” wales by sequentially pulling one loop in one row through a previously applied loop in an adjacent loop. The continuous strand is sequentially colored along its length with colors “C”, “C” . . . “C” to correspond to the colors of the stitches of the design over said p courses and q wales. A method of producing a single strand of yarn formed with equally spaced equally dimensioned loops, segments or section includes creating a grid of “p” courses or rows and “q” columns or wales; mapping a non-random distinct design on the grid to be formed by stitches of one of n colors; translating the grid to color sequences in each row corresponding to the color stitches in successive rows in the grid; and coloring loops, segments or sections of the strand of loopy yarn with the color sequence represented by the successive rows of the grid. 1. A yarn comprising a continuous strand formed with equally spaced equally dimensioned loops for knitting a multi-colored non-random discreet design formed of n colors in a knitted work formed of “p” courses or rows and “q” wales by sequentially pulling one loop through a previously applied loop to form a stitch , said continuous strand being sequentially colored along its length with colors “C” , “C” . . . “C” to correspond to the colors of the stitches over said p courses and q wales.2. A yarn as defined in claim 1 , wherein n=2.3. A yarn as defined in claim 1 , further comprising additional loops at the beginning and end of the yarn claim 1 , beyond those required to form said stitches over said “p” courses and “q” wales claim 1 , for forming bindoffs or trails at the beginning and the end of a knitted work incorporating a non-random discreet design.4. A yarn as defined in claim 3 , wherein at least two additional loops are provided.5. A yarn as defined in claim ...

Knit component with differing visual effects

Aspects herein provide for a knit component having a tubular rib knit structure that extends away from a base portion of the knit component. The tubular rib knit structure includes at least a first portion extending along a longitudinal side of the tubular rib knit structure, where the first portion exhibits a first visual effect at a first area of the knit component and exhibits a second visual effect at a second area of the knit component.

Independently Controlled Rollers For Take-Down Assembly Of Knitting Machine

A knitting machine includes a take-down assembly that includes a first take-down roller and a second take-down roller. The first take-down roller is configured to rotatably contact and apply tension to a first portion of a knit component. The second take-down roller is configured to rotatably contact and apply tension to a second portion of the knit component. The knitting machine further includes a first actuator that actuates to selectively adjust tension applied by the first take-down roller on the first portion of the knit component. Furthermore, the knitting machine includes a second actuator that actuates to selectively adjust tension applied by the second take-down roller on the second portion of the knit component. Additionally, the knitting machine includes a controller that is operably coupled to the first actuator and the second actuator to selectively and independently control actuation of the first actuator and the second actuator. 1. A knitting machine configured for knitting a knit component having a first portion and a second portion , the flat knitting machine comprising:a knitting bed with a plurality of knitting needles that are arranged along a longitudinal direction, the knitting bed defining a first knitting area and a second knitting area that are spaced apart in the longitudinal direction, the first knitting area configured to form the first portion of the knit component, the second knitting area configured to form the second portion of the knit component;a take-down assembly that includes a first take-down roller and a second take-down roller, the first take-down roller configured to rotate at a variable first speed to apply tension to the first portion of the knit component, the second take-down roller configured to rotate at a variable second speed to apply tension to the second portion of the knit component;a first actuator that is configured to actuate to selectively adjust the first speed of the first take-down roller for varying ...

SYSTEMS FOR MAINTAINING MOISTURE IN A TEXTILE ELECTRODE

A system for continuously humidifying a textile electrode during its use by a human is disclosed. The electrode can be part of a garment or textile where the textile electrode is positioned against the skin. A reservoir positioned against the electrode and opposite the user's skin can be made from a material with hydrophilic and hydrophobic properties, such as natural wool or a skincore material. The reservoir receives and retains moisture from the user's skin through the electrode, as well as from a pre-wetting of the exposed user-facing side of the electrode. A seal can surround the reservoir and the electrode, with the seal extending beyond electrode. The seal can be a patch with heat activated adhesive at the edge to flow the textile to form a moisture barrier around the electrode. An electrical contact on the electrode can connect conductive wires from outside the seal to the electrode. 1. A system for maintaining moisture in a textile electrode , the system comprising:a textile layer having a textile electrode region knitted therein and an insulated region adjacent to the textile electrode region, the textile electrode region and insulated region together defining a continuous textile section, the textile layer having an inner side and an outer side opposite the inner side, the inner side of the textile electrode region being exposed and configured to contact against a user's skin;a reservoir material positioned above the outer side of the textile electrode region;an outer sealing layer positioned above the reservoir material, the outer sealing layer extending over and around the reservoir material and the textile electrode region,wherein the textile electrode region is knitted from an electrically conductive yarn having an exposed electrically conductive surface, andwherein the insulated region is knitted from an electrically insulated or electrically inert yarn.2. The system of claim 1 ,wherein the outer sealing layer extends through a thickness of the ...

AN ENGINEERED FABRIC

An engineered fabric including an internal core () covered by a pair of external layers ( and ) of knitted fabric with different thicknesses resulting from the use of different yarns, in addition to as the type of machining on the same row. The core is composed of a yarn with a particular machining which serves as a cavity and as a connection between the two external layers, where the machining is an intertwining of the yarn used in the weave of the fabric, whose final effect is a sort of zigzagging of the yarn, which engages once with the internal side of one (external) layer and then again with the internal side of the other (external) layer and the external layers which cover the core are made with a knitting machine with multiple needle beds and can be the same on both sides or can feature different machining. 1234) An engineered fabric characterised by the fact that the said fabric is substantially constituted of an internal core () covered by a pair of external layers ( and ) of knitted fabric with different thicknesses resulting from the use of different yarns , in addition to as the type of machining on the same row , wherein:the said core is composed of a yarn with a particular machining which serves as a cavity and as a connection between the two external layers, where the said machining consists of an intertwining of the yarn used in the weave of the fabric, whose final effect is a kind of zigzagging of the yarn, which engages once with the internal side of one layer and then again with the internal side of the other layer of knitted fabric and the said interwoven yarns anchored to the external layers creates a mesh which can vary in height, and therefore, in terms of core thickness, yarn density, and yarn spacing,{'b': 3', '4, 'the said external layers ( and ) which cover the core are made with a knitting machine with multiple needle beds, which can be the same on both sides or can feature different machining types, with one side featuring one type of ...

KNIT BRA AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE THEREOF

The invention provides bras having enhanced dynamic performance and comfort as well as a method of manufacture thereof. Two-dimensional knitting is utilized to generate three-dimensional structures in the bra that conform to unique three-dimensional shapes of the wearer. 1. A bra having enhanced performance and comfort , the bra comprising:a first region having a three-dimensional structure and a first structural property, and a second region having a second structural property, the first and second regions being joined by a seamless transition, and wherein the three-dimensional structure is formed via a dual bed, v-bed knitting machine such that both front and back beds of the machine are used to knit the three-dimensional structure.2. The bra of claim 1 , wherein the bra comprises two or more three-dimensional structures.3. The bra of claim 1 , wherein the fabric is formed of a first type of yarn.4. The bra of claim 3 , wherein the first type of yarn comprises strands of a single material.5. The bra of claim 3 , wherein the first type of yarn comprises strands of a first material and one or more additional materials.6. The bra of claim 1 , wherein the fabric is formed of a first type of yarn and one or more additional yarns.7. The bra of claim 6 , wherein the first type of yarn comprises strands of a single material.8. The bra of claim 6 , wherein the first type of yarn comprises strands of a first material and one or more additional materials.9. The bra of claim 6 , wherein the one or more additional yarns comprises strands of a single material.10. The bra of claim 6 , wherein the one or more additional yarns comprises strands of a first material and one or more additional materials.11. The bra of claim 6 , wherein the yarns are identical.12. The bra of claim 6 , wherein the yarns are different.13. The bra of claim 1 , further comprising a second region having a second fabric.14. The bra of claim 13 , wherein the second fabric is formed of a first type of yarn.15 ...

TEXTILE INCLUDING YARN WITH DIFFERENT MATERIAL COMPOSITION AT DIFFERENT AREAS OF TEXTILE SURFACE

Aspects are directed to a textile having two opposing surfaces formed of a different yarn type. Each yarn type may include a material with a color that is different than a material the other yarn type. The textile may include different amounts of materials at areas of a surface, and a visual component may be formed at one area by colors of materials included in each yarn type. 1. A textile comprising:a first surface having a first area of a first predefined size and a second area of the first predefined size; anda second surface opposite the first surface, the first area is formed from a first yarn type comprising a blended yarn formed from a cellulosic material and a first non-cellulosic polymer material having a first color, the first area comprising a first percentage by weight of the cellulosic material and a first percentage by weight of the first non-cellulosic polymer material,', 'the second area is formed from the first yarn type, the second area comprising a second percentage by weight of the cellulosic material, the second percentage by weight of the cellulosic material less than the first percentage by weight of the cellulosic material, and', 'the second surface is formed from a second yarn type plated with the first yarn type, the second yarn type comprising a second non-cellulosic polymer material having a second color different from the first color., 'wherein2. The textile of claim 1 , further comprising a visual component in the second area claim 1 , the visual component comprising the first color of the first non-cellulosic polymer material of the first yarn type and the second color of the second non-cellulosic polymer material of the second yarn type.3. The textile of claim 2 , wherein a numerical color value of the first color differs by about 5% or more from a numerical color value of the second color.4. The textile of claim 1 , wherein the first percentage by weight of the cellulosic material is from about 35% to about 75% and the second ...

COMPRESSION GARMENT AND METHOD

A compression garment, for example, a sock, formed of a knitted fabric that includes an elastomer compression inlay yarn introduced into a predetermined first selection of needles on a first knitting machine finger position and first and second pattern yarns introduced into a predetermined second selection of needles on second and third knitting machine finger positions, the first selection of needles and the second selection of needles collectively defining a predetermined pattern. When the predetermined second selection of needles is raised to take on the first and second pattern yarns, the elastomer compression inlay yarn deflects predetermined ones of the second selection of needles radially inwardly to define an annular space into which the pattern yarns are dropped in an offset relation to the elastomer compression inlay yarn. The first and second pattern yarns are plated to respective outer and inner surfaces of the fabric, and the elastomer compression yarn are inlaid to the inner surface of the fabric. 1. A compression garment formed of a knitted fabric , the fabric including:(a) an elastomer compression inlay yarn introduced into a predetermined first selection of needles on a first knitting machine finger position;(b) first and second pattern yarns introduced into a predetermined second selection of needles on second and third knitting machine finger positions, the first selection of needles and the second selection of needles collectively defining a predetermined pattern;(c) wherein when the predetermined second selection of needles is raised to take on the first and second pattern yarns, the elastomer compression inlay yarn deflects predetermined ones of the second selection of needles radially inwardly to define an annular space into which the pattern yarns are dropped in an offset relation to the elastomer compression inlay yarn; and(d) the first and second pattern yarns plated to respective outer and inner surfaces of the fabric, and the elastomer ...

Fabric Items Having Strands Varying Along Their Lengths

A fabric-based item may include fabric formed from intertwined strands of material. The strands of material may include extruded strands. Strand extrusion equipment may have electrically adjustable sources such as one or more sources of different polymers, dyes, particles, wire, and other elements to be incorporated into an extruded strand. The properties of the strands such as strand stiffness, strand diameter, conductivity, magnetic permeability, opacity, color, thermal conductivity, sand strength, may be varied along their lengths. Fabric formed from the strands may have different areas with different properties. Markers may be formed from particles at particular locations along the lengths of the strands, may be optical marker structures formed from circumferential rings of ink or other visible material on the strands, or may be other markers that can be sensed using electrical sensing, magnetic sensing, optical sensing, or other types of sensing when forming fabric from the strands. 1. A fabric-based item comprising:a layer of fabric formed from extruded strands of material, wherein the layer of fabric has first and second areas, wherein the first area is formed from first portions of the extruded strands, wherein the second area is formed from second portions of the extruded strands, wherein the strands are characterized by a property that has a first value in the first portions and a second value in the second portions.2. The fabric-based item defined in wherein the layer of fabric is configured to form an electronic device housing claim 1 , wherein the fabric-based item further comprises wireless circuitry in the electronic device housing claim 1 , wherein the first area overlaps the wireless circuitry claim 1 , wherein the property comprises radio-frequency signal transparency claim 1 , and wherein the first area is more radio-frequency transparent than the second area and serves as a radio-transparent window for the electronic device housing through which ...

A METHOD OF KNITTING A FABRIC USING A KNITTING MACHINE AND A KNITTING MACHINE

Disclosed is a method and apparatus for knitting a fabric using a knitting machine. The knitting machine is arranged to knit with a plurality of yarns using a corresponding plurality of knitting needles, each knitting needle being arranged during knitting of a stitch to connect with and knit with one of the plurality of yarns. The method controllably varies the stitch length for each stitch in dependence on the pattern to be knitted. 1. A method of knitting a fabric using a knitting machine , wherein the knitting machine is arranged to knit with a plurality of yarns using a plurality of knitting needles , each knitting needle being arranged during knitting of a stitch to connect with and knit with one of the plurality of yarns; the method comprisingcontrollably varying the stitch length for each stitch in dependence on the pattern to be knitted.2. A method according to claim 1 , in which the density of a knitted fabric is defined as the ratio of swaps to stitches present and in which the stitch length is varied in dependence on the density of the pattern of the knitted fabric.3. A method according to or claim 1 , in which the knitting machine includes a plurality of mechanisms each for controlling a corresponding needle and in which the method comprises individually controlling the mechanisms to achieve the desired yarn stitch length.4. A method according to claim 3 , in which each of the individual mechanisms is a stepper motor and the method comprises controlling operation of the various stepper motors to achieve a desired stitch length.5. A method according to any of to claim 3 , in which the stitch length is determined in accordance with a model defining parameters based on at least the density of a pattern to be knitted.6. A method according to claim 5 , in which the model is a multivariate model to determine stitch lengths.7. A method according to claim 6 , in which obtaining outputs from the multivariate model includes generating graphs of parameters selected ...

Footwear Article and Knitted Shoe Upper and Manufacturing Method Thereof

A footwear article includes a sole and a knitted shoe upper secured to the sole. The knitted shoe upper includes a knitted fabric including a plurality of portions knitted from at least one yarn and a plurality of inlaid strands. The plurality of portions include a front portion, an instep portion, an inner lateral portion, an outer lateral portion, and a heel portion together to enclose a three-dimensional space for receiving a foot. The plurality of inlaid strands are inlaid in the knitted fabric along different directions of the three-dimensional space, so as to restrict relative displacements of the knitted fabric toward the front portion, the heel portion, and the instep portion. 1. A knitted shoe upper , comprising:a knitted fabric comprising a plurality of portions formed by knitting at least one yarn, the plurality of portions comprising a front portion, an instep portion, an inner lateral portion, an outer lateral portion, and a heel portion to enclose a three-dimensional space for receiving a foot; anda plurality of inlaid strands inlaid in the knitted fabric along different directions of the three-dimensional space, so as to restrict relative displacements of the knitted fabric toward the front portion, the heel portion, and the instep portion.2. The knitted shoe upper of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of inlaid strands comprise a first inlaid strand extending along the inner lateral portion around the front portion to the outer lateral portion claim 1 , a second inlaid strand extending along the inner lateral portion around the heel portion to the outer lateral portion claim 1 , and a third inlaid strand extending along the inner lateral portion around the instep portion to the outer lateral portion.3. The knitted shoe upper of claim 2 , wherein the first inlaid strand claim 2 , the second inlaid strand claim 2 , and the third inlaid strand start from adjacent locations of the inner lateral portion and end at adjacent locations of the outer lateral ...

TOOL FOR DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF KNITTED COMPONENTS

Computer based systems and methods for designing and manufacturing consumer products, including knit footwear uppers, and the like. The system provides digital controls for the customization of knitted components, including complex multi-structured knitted components. The system simulates deformations of knit structures and allows the user to control and visualize compensations in the structure(s) of the knitted component to better match between an intended knit design and the actual physical knitted component outcome. They system may manufacture/fabricate a knitted component based on the predicted/estimated deformation behavior of the knit. 1. A method , comprising:obtaining, by a computing device, a first set of knit structure information;obtaining, by the computing device, design input data;allocating, based on the design input data and the knit structure information, one or more knitted structures to a knit design;generating, by the computing device and based on the knit design, one or more output files indicating a plurality of knitting instructions; andsending the one or more output files to a knitting machine for manufacturing a knitted component.2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the design input data comprises a raster image.3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the design input data comprises at least one of a set of visual attributes and a set of physical attributes associated with the knit design.4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:sampling, by the computing device, a plurality of grayscale images associated with the design input data.5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the allocating the one or more knitted structures to the knit design is based on a grayscale tone level associated with the design input data.6. The method of claim 1 , wherein the allocating the one or more knitted structures further comprises:receiving, via a user interface, user input selections for allocating the one or more knitted structures.7. The method of claim 1 , further ...

KNITTED COMPONENT WITH INSERTED ELEMENTS

An article of footwear may include a knitted component that at least partially forms an upper. The knitted component may include a first knit layer and a second knit layer, the first knit layer being separable from the second knit layer such that a pocket is located between the first knit layer and the second knit layer. A cable may be located at least partially within the channel. A cable guide may additionally be located at least partially within the channel, where the cable guide includes at least one curved surface for contacting the cable. The cable may extend around the at least one curved surface such that the cable changes directions within the channel. 1. An article of footwear , comprising:a knitted component at least partially forming an upper for the article of footwear,wherein the knitted component comprises a first knit layer and a second knit layer, the first knit layer being separable from the second knit layer such that a pocket is located between the first knit layer and the second knit layer;a cable located at least partially within the pocket; anda cable guide located at least partially within the pocket,wherein the cable guide includes at least one curved surface for contacting the cable, andwherein the cable extends around the at least one curved surface such that the cable changes directions within the pocket.2. The article of footwear of claim 1 , wherein the first knit layer is secured to the second knit layer via a knit course extending along an edge of the pocket.3. The article of footwear of claim 1 , wherein the cable guide includes a groove comprising the at least one curved surface for contacting the cable.4. The article of footwear of claim 3 , wherein the cable guide includes a deformable clip configured to retain the cable within the groove.5. The article of footwear of claim 1 , wherein at least one of the first knit layer claim 1 , the second knit layer claim 1 , and the cable guide comprises a thermoplastic material claim 1 , and ...

DURABLE AND LAUNDERABLE CUSHIONING AND INSULATIVE FABRICS AND STRINGS AND METHODS FOR MAKING SAME

Disclosed is a stitch-bonded string comprising at least one stitched line extending in a machine direction and fibers emanating from the at least one stitched line. The at least one stitched line comprises a plurality of loops and said plurality of loops enclose substantially all of said fibers. The stitched line is gathered to reduce a dimension of the plurality of loops holding said fibers within the loops. The stitched line's weight is less than 20%, preferably less than 10%, and more preferably less than 5% of the total weight of the stitch-bonded string. The fibers have a basis weight ranging between 30 and 400 grams/meter, preferably between 40 and 350 g/m, preferably between 50 and 300 g/mor between 100 and 250 g/m. Methods for making the string are also disclosed. 1. A stitch-bonded fabric comprising a plurality of substantially parallel stitched lines on a web comprising substantially unbonded fibers , said plurality of stitched lines extending in a machine direction (MD) and the web fibers emanating from the plurality of stitched lines ,wherein the plurality of stitched lines comprises a plurality of loops and said plurality of loops enclose substantially all of said web fibers,{'sup': '3', 'wherein the density of the stitched bonded fabric is less than about 0.020 g/cm, and'}wherein a cross-direction (XD) spacing between adjacent stitch lines ranges from a lower limit of about 12.5 mm to an upper limit of about 75 mm.2. The stitch-bonded fabric of claim 1 , wherein the stitched bonded fabric is gathered to reduce a dimension of the plurality of loops holding said web fibers therewithin claim 1 ,3. The stitch-bonded fabric of claim 1 , wherein the density of the stitched bonded fabric is less than about 0.015 g/cm.4. The stitch-bonded fabric of claim 3 , wherein the density of the stitched bonded fabric is less than about 0.010 g/cm.5. The stitch-bonded fabric of claim 4 , wherein the density of the stitched bonded fabric is less than about 0.005 g/cm.6. ...

METHOD FOR KNITTING AND FORMING WEFT-KNITTED FABRIC WITH VARYING THICKNESS BY FLAT KNITTING MACHINE AND WEFT-KNITTED FABRIC THEREOF

The invention provides a method for knitting and forming a weft-knitted fabric with varying thickness by a flat knitting machine and a weft-knitted fabric thereof. The method is implemented in at least one knitting process of the weft-knitted fabric, comprising steps of: driving the flat knitting machine to knit a basic structure by at least one of two needle beds of the flat knitting machine, and controlling the two needle beds on the flat knitting machine to knit a three-dimensional structure connected with the basic structure. A thickness of the three-dimensional structure is greater than a thickness of the basic structure, the three-dimensional structure comprises two surface layer portions and a supporting portion connected with the two surface layer portions and located between the two surface layer portions. A junction between the three-dimensional structure and the basic structure is without the supporting portion. 1. A method for knitting and forming a weft-knitted fabric with varying thickness by a flat knitting machine , the method comprising steps of:driving the flat knitting machine to knit a basic structure by at least one of two needle beds of the flat knitting machine, wherein the basic structure is selected from a single-layer fabric or a double-layer fabric; andcontrolling the two needle beds on the flat knitting machine to knit a three-dimensional structure connected with the basic structure, wherein a thickness of the three-dimensional structure is greater than a thickness of the basic structure, the three-dimensional structure comprises two surface layer portions and a supporting portion connected with the two surface layer portions and located between the two surface layer portions, and a junction between the three-dimensional structure and the basic structure is without the supporting portion,wherein the thickness of the three-dimensional structure is determined by a height of the supporting portion, and the supporting portion is deformed when ...

Patent JPS6225776B2

Stitch locking method by flat knitting machine

Knitted fabric knitting method and knitted fabric

(과제) 본 발명은, 플레이팅풍 편성포부의 편성폭방향의 수축량을 조정할 수 있는 편성포의 편성방법을 제공한다. (해결수단) 본 발명은, 제1코스(1)의 이면측에 제2코스(2)가 배치된 플레이팅풍 편성포부(3)를 편성하는 편성포의 편성방법에 있어서, 플레이팅풍 편성포부(3) 중의 적어도 일부를 제1편성에 의하여 형성한다. 제1편성은, 공정(A)와 공정(B)와 공정(C)를 구비한다. 공정(A)에서는, 제1코스(1)를 편성할 때에 기존코스(4)를 구성하는 제1베이스 스티치(41)에 스플릿 편성을 하여, 제1베이스 스티치(41)로부터 인출되는 제1주스티치(11)를 편성한다. 공정(B)에서는, 제2코스(2)를 편성할 때에 제1베이스 스티치(41)의 웨일방향으로 연속하여, 제1주스티치(11)와 역방향으로 인출되는 제1부스티치(21)를 편성한다. 공정(C)에서는, 제1주스티치(11)와 제1부스티치(21)를 포갠다. (assignment) The present invention provides a knitting method of a knitted fabric capable of adjusting the amount of contraction in the knitting width direction of the plated-style knitted fabric portion. (Solution) In the present invention, in the knitting method of knitting the plating-style knitted fabric portion 3 in which the second course 2 is arranged on the back side of the first course (1), at least one of the plating-like knitted fabric portions (3) Part of it is formed by the first knitting. The 1st knitting includes a process (A), a process (B), and a process (C). In step (A), when knitting the first course 1, the first base stitch 41 constituting the existing course 4 is split and knitted, and the first column drawn out from the first base stitch 41 is The stitch 11 is knitted. In step (B), when knitting the second course 2, the first boost stitch 21 is continuously drawn in the wale direction of the first base stitch 41 and is drawn out in the reverse direction from the first base stitch 11. Organize. In step (C), the first main stitch 11 and the first boost stitch 21 are superimposed.

Unraveling prevention method of knitting yarn

(과제) 본 발명은, 바늘의 일측에 트랜스퍼용의 날개를 구비하는 복수의 편침이 니들베드에 나란하게 설치되는 횡편기를 사용하여, 간소한 공정에 의하여 충분한 풀림방지효과를 발휘하는 편사의 풀림방지방법을 제공한다. (해결수단) 편성포의 편성 도중에, 제1급사구로부터 급사되는 제1편사(1)와 제2급사구(4)로부터 급사되는 제2편사(2)를 절체함으로써 발생하는 편사 여단부(29)를 처리한다. 각 편침이 날개를 구비하는 측을 날개측, 날개가 없는 측을 역날개측이라고 할 때에, 제2편사(2)를 역날개측으로 급사하고, 일방의 니들베드에 결합되는 기편성 편성포부의 스티치 중에서 상기 제1편사(1) 또는 제2편사(2)에 의하여 편성된 특정 스티치(12)에 대하여 스플릿 스티치를 한다. 특정 스티치(12)에 연속하는 제2신규스티치(23)를 제2편사(2)에 의하여 형성한다. 제2신규스티치(23)를 대향하는 니들베드의 제1신규스티치(21)에 포갠다.

Method of increasing number of internal stitches, and knitted fabric

本发明提供使用了横机的、在放针线圈的形成部位不产生孔并且能够在表里减小美观的差异的内放针方法、及应用该内放针方法而编织的针织物。设定始点线圈(1)和终点线圈(2)，进行(1)～(3)的工序：(1)准备工序，形成与始点线圈(1)及终点线圈(2)接续的线圈(4、6)，并且在处于与钩挂有始点线圈(1)和终点线圈(2)的织针大致相对的位置的织针上形成挂圈(3、5)；(2)放针线圈形成工序，在挂圈(3、5)上形成新线圈(7、9)(放针线圈)；(3)放针线圈排列工序，通过针床的横移和线圈的移圈，将通过放针线圈形成工序形成的放针线圈(7、9)和通过准备工序形成的线圈(4、6(10、11))以在针床的长度方向上位置不重复的方式分配。

The tubular protective sheath cylinder and its construction method of end are knitted with coiling-resistant

本申请公开了一种保护伸长构件的针织套筒及其构建方法。所述套筒包含管状针织壁，该管状针织壁具有延伸到相对自由端的相对端部区域，以及在所述端部区域之间延伸的中间区域。所述中间区域形成为周向连续的针织单层，而所述端部区域形成为具有针织的内层和外层，其中所述针织的内层和外层抑制所述端部区域向外卷曲。

Roller for flat knitting machine

Изобретение относитс  к трикотажному машиностроению и позвол ет повысить надежность работы товарного валика плосков зальных машин. Дл  этого товарный валик дл  плосков зальных фанговых машин имеет отдельные элементы валика 3, установленные вращающимис  на подшипниках на отт жном валу 1, и расположенные между элементами валика 3 с осевым зазором относительно этих элементов промежуточные кольца 4, которые соединены прочно на скручивание с отт жным валом 1, а с каждым из элементов валика 3 соединены пружин ще на скручивание. Чтобы обеспечить свободную от взаимного воздействи  работу элементов валика 3 предусмотрены средства 11, устанавливающие минимальное рассто ние А между следующими аксиально друг за другом промежуточными кольцами 4, обращенными друг к другу торцовыми поверхност ми 8, которое больше, чем рассто ние В по оси между контактирующими с этими торцовыми поверхност ми 8 обеими торцовыми поверхност ми 9 соответствующего элемента валика 3. 3 з.п. ф-лы, 2 ил. The invention relates to a knit machine industry and improves the reliability of the product roll of flat panel machines. For this, the product roller for flat fang machines has separate roller elements 3 mounted on bearings on a pull shaft 1, and intermediate rings 4 interposed between the roller elements 3 with an axial clearance relative to these elements and connected to a pull shaft. 1, and with each of the elements of the roller 3 a spring is connected with a twisting spring. In order to ensure the free operation of the elements of the roller 3, means 11 are provided which establish the minimum distance A between the following axially one after another intermediate rings 4, facing each other end surfaces 8, which is greater than the axial distance B between contacting with these end surfaces 8 with both end surfaces 9 of the corresponding roller element 3. 3 Cp. f-ly, 2 ill.

Method for preventing ravel of knitting yarn

(과제) 본 발명은, 트랜스퍼를 사용하지 않고 간소한 공정으로 편사의 풀림방지를 할 수 있는 편사의 풀림방지방법을 제공한다. (해결수단) 래킹 기능을 구비하는 횡편기를 사용하여 이하의 구성α∼δ를 함으로써 편사의 풀림방지를 한다. 공정α에서는, 편성폭방향으로 연속하는 제1스티치(1), 제2스티치(2) 및 제3스티치(3)를 포함하는 제1스티치열(10)을 편성한다. 공정β에서는, 니들베드를 래킹하여 제1스티치(1)와 제2스티치(2)의 편성폭방향의 위치를 교체시킨 후에, 제1스티치(1), 제2스티치(2) 및 제3스티치(3)의 각각의 웨일방향으로 계속되는 제4스티치(4), 제5스티치(5) 및 제6스티치(6)를 포함하는 제2스티치열(20)을 편성한다. 공정γ에서는, 공정β와는 반대측으로 니들베드를 래킹하여 제1스티치(1)와 제2스티치(2)의 좌우의 위치관계를 공정α와 동일한 상태로 되돌린다. 공정δ에서는 제2스티치열(20)의 웨일방향으로 계속되는 제3스티치열(30)을 편성한다. (assignment) The present invention provides a knitting prevention method of knitting yarn which can prevent loosening of the knitting yarn in a simple process without using a transfer. (Solution) The knitting knitting prevention is prevented by making the following structures (alpha)-delta using the flat knitting machine provided with a racking function. In step α, the first stitch string 10 including the first stitch 1, the second stitch 2, and the third stitch 3 that are continuous in the knitting width direction is knitted. In the process β, after the needle bed is racked to replace the positions in the knitting width directions of the first stitch 1 and the second stitch 2, the first stitch 1, the second stitch 2, and the third stitch are The second stitch row 20 including the fourth stitch 4, the fifth stitch 5, and the sixth stitch 6 continuing in each wale direction of (3) is knitted. In step γ, the needle bed is racked on the side opposite to step β to return the positional relationship between the left and right sides of the first stitch 1 and the second stitch 2 to the same state as the step α. In the step δ, the third stitch row 30 that continues in the wale direction of the second stitch row 20 is knitted.

Weft knitting machine with transfer mechanism and transferring method

트랜스퍼 잭에서 하부 니들베드의 편침으로 코이동할 때에 트랜스퍼 잭(57)에 결합되는 루프(88) 내로 편침(13a, 13b)의 훅(21a, 21b)이 진입한 후에 트랜스퍼 잭을 진출시켜 루프를 편침의 훅의 진퇴 궤적 내로 밀어 냄과 아울러 슬라이더(19a, 19b)를 진출시켜 훅을 폐쇄하여 루프를 훅 내에 구속함으로써 드롭 스티치의 발생을 억제하여 트랜스퍼 잭에서 편침으로 확실하게 루프를 반송한다. When moving from the transfer jack to the knitting needle of the lower needle bed, the hooks 21a and 21b of the knitting needles 13a and 13b enter into the loop 88 coupled to the transfer jack 57, and then the transfer jack is advanced to advance the knitting loop. By pushing the hook into and out of the retraction trajectory, the sliders 19a and 19b are advanced to close the hook and restrain the loop in the hook, thereby suppressing the occurrence of drop stitches and reliably conveying the loop from the transfer jack to the knitting needle.

Pull-down device of knitted fabric

(과제) 본 발명은, 종래보다도 간소한 구성을 구비하고, 횡편기에 대한 설치를 용이하게 할 수 있는 편성포의 인하장치를 제공하는 것이다. (해결수단) 한 쌍의 베이스부(1)와, 각 베이스부(1)의 상방측이며 또한 편성포 통과경로(101)에 면하는 위치에 설치되는 안내판(2)과, 안내판(2)에 대향하는 위치에 수하하는 편성포를 포착하여 하방으로 인하하는 포착·인하기구(3)를 구비하는 편성포의 인하장치(100)이다. 이 편성포의 인하장치(100)에서는, 베이스부(1)가 횡편기에 고정되어 있다. 또한 이 편성포의 인하장치(100)는, 각 안내판(2)의 적어도 일부를, 편성포 통과경로(101)에 근접하는 폐쇄위치와, 상기 폐쇄위치보다도 편성포 통과경로(101)로부터 이격되는 개방위치의 사이에서 변위시키는 개폐기구(4)를 구비한다.

Weft knitting machine capable of switching entraining state of moving body

本发明的目的在于可以适当转换喂纱器等编织用移动体的连动状态。喂纱器(6)可停留在停留机构(11)上，也可以在保持架(9)上分离结合。将保持架(9)安装在保持臂(14)的前端侧。通过移动体保持机构(15)保持保持臂(14)的三角座滑架(3)侧。移动体保持机构(15)还设有连动状态转换机构(16)，从而能够转换与三角座滑架(3)之间的连动状态。连动状态转换机构(16)作用于三角座滑架(3)侧的连接部(17)，如后面所述，相对于三角座滑架(3)，可以使移动体保持机构(15)的连动位置错开，转换为不连动的状态。设置轨道(18)，即使使移动体保持机构(15)从三角座滑架(3)分离，仍能使喂纱器(6)等的位置保持不变。以沿齿口(5)平行于针床(2)的长度方向的方式架设轨道(18)。

How to Get Rivet Letters

중목부분에 큰 구멍이 열리지 않는 양면내증방법으로서 증목을 형성코져 하는 편침을 포함하고, 그 좌우 어느쪽에 위치하는 임의의 본수를 가진 편침에 계지되는 편목을 좌우 어느 쪽 방향으로 이동시키고, 증목을 형성코져 하는 전후 1쌍의 편침을 공침으로 하고, 다음 편성 영역의 한쪽으로부터 상기 1쌍의 공침의 손앞까지 다음 코-스의 편목을 형성하며, 이어서 증목편성개소에 있어 먼저의 편성시 최후로 편사를 공급하여 편침과 같은 침상측 공침에 공침 닛트를 행하고, 다음 대향하는 침상의 공침 닛트를 행한 후, 최초로 공침 닛트를 행한 편침에 대하여 다시 편사를 공급하여 닛트 편목 5을 형성하도록 캐래지를 반전 주행시켜 증목을 형성하고, 다음 상기 증목을 형성한 편침에 다음 코-스의 편목을 형성하도록 한 리브편지에 있어서의 내증방법.

Method of knitting knitting fabric, knitting program for knitting knitting fabric, and knitting fabric

提供一种针织物的编织方法，在进行线圈折回编织后进行压圈处理的情况下，能够不在针织物上产生凸起，使充分的下拉力作用在针织物的同时进行线圈折回编织，从而能够编织成所希望的形状。一种针织物的编织方法，使用横机在线圈折回编织后施行压圈处理的针织物的编织方法，该横机，至少具有在左右方向上延伸，并且在前后方向上彼此相对的至少前后一对的针床，前后针床中的至少一方可左右转移，并且能够在前后针床间进行线圈的移圈。进行通过线圈折回编织减少编织宽度的编织时，反复进行如下的工序：从线圈折回编织用喂纱口喂纱而进行规定线圈横列数的线圈折回编织后，从与线圈折回编织用喂纱口不同的压圈处理用喂纱口喂纱，从而对在编织宽度端部不形成线圈而保持在织针上的至少1个线圈进行压圈处理。

Cross pattern knitting method and cross pattern knitting device in flat knitting machine

Set-up method of knitted fabric

(과제) 바늘본체와 2장의 블레이드를 가지는 슬라이더를 갖추는 복합바늘을 구비하는 횡편기를 사용하여, 스플릿 스티치에 의하여 편성시작부를 편성할 수 있는 편성포의 편성시작방법을 제공한다. (해결수단) 이하의 공정α∼δ를 반복한다. 급사구(8)를 형성방향(LS)으로 이동시키는 사이에, 일방의 니들베드(BD)의 기단 스티치열(10)의 대상 스티치(1)를 일방의 니들베드(BD)로부터 타방의 니들베드(FD)로 트랜스퍼 함과 아울러, 그 대상 스티치(1)(늘림 스티치(2))에 계속되는 신규 스티치(3)를 형성하는 스플릿 스티치를 한다(공정α). 늘림 스티치(2)를, 타방의 니들베드(FD)와 대향하는 니들베드(BU)에 있어서의 늘림 스티치(2)보다 형성방향(LS)측에 있는 편침으로 트랜스퍼 한다(공정β). 공정β에서 트랜스퍼 된 늘림 스티치(2)보다 시단방향(RS)측으로 급사구(8)를 이동시킨다(공정γ). 늘림 스티치(2)를 타방의 니들베드(FD)로 트랜스퍼 한다(공정δ). (assignment) Provided is a knitting starting method of a knitting fabric which can knit a knitting start portion by a split stitch, using a flat knitting machine having a needle body and a compound needle having a slider having two blades. (Solution) The following steps α to δ are repeated. While moving the yarn feeder 8 in the formation direction LS, the target stitch 1 of the base stitch row 10 of one needle bed BD is moved from one needle bed BD to the other needle bed. While transferring to (FD), a split stitch is formed to form a new stitch 3 following the target stitch 1 (stretching stitch 2) (step α). The stretch stitch 2 is transferred to the knitting needle on the formation direction LS side rather than the stretch stitch 2 in the needle bed BU facing the other needle bed FD (step β). The yarn feeding port 8 is moved to the start end direction RS side from the stretch stitch 2 transferred in step β (step γ). The stretch stitch 2 is transferred to the other needle bed FD (step δ).

A method of binding off using a transverse knife and a method of binding-

전면바디의 코(15)와 후면바디의 코(14)를 겹칠 때에, 일단 코(14, 15)를 마주보는 니들베드 위로 코옮김 한다. When the nose 15 of the front body and the nose 14 of the rear body are overlapped, the nose 14, 15 is once transferred onto the facing needle bed. 계속해서 이들 코와 바인딩오프용 코(13)를 겹쳐서, 3중코를 형성한다. 바인딩오프용 코(13)는, 3중코 속에서 코(14)와 코(15)사이에 끼이도록 하고, 또한 코(14, 15)는, 그들의 표면측이 겹쳐지도록 한다. 그 다음에 3중코 위에, 다음의 바인딩오프용 코(16)을 형성한다. Subsequently, the nose and the binding-off nose 13 are overlapped to form a triple coke. The binding off-use nose 13 is sandwiched between the nose 14 and the nose 15 in the triple cove, and the nose 14, 15 makes their surface sides overlap each other. Then, the next binding off-use nose 16 is formed on the triple coke. 코(15)는, 니들로부터 뺄 때에 180°회전하여, 바인딩오프 장소의 돌출을 방지할 수 있다. The nose 15 rotates by 180 degrees when it is pulled out of the needle, thereby preventing the projecting of the binding off position.

A stitch loop retaining method by using a flat knitting machine

본 발명은 폭 줄임 편성 등과 같이 편성포를 편성함에 있어서, 스티치 루프를 코이동시킬 때에 바늘과 더블 스티치를 결합시키지 않으면서 편성포를 편성하는 방법을 제공하는 것을 목적으로 한다. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a method of knitting a knitted fabric without joining a needle and a double stitch in knitting a stitch loop in knitting a knitted fabric such as a width-reduced knitted fabric or the like. 제1베드의 복합침의 텅에 스티치 루프를 걸어 놓는 스텝, 제2베드의 스티치 루프 부재와 결합되어 있는 스티치 루프를 제1베드의 복합침으로 이동시킬 수 있는 위치로 인도하는 스텝, 제1베드의 복합침의 훅을 이동 위치에 있는 제2베드의 편성 부재의 스티치 루프 안으로 진입시키는 스텝, 제2베드의 편성 부재를 후퇴시켜서 제2베드의 스티치 루프를 제1베드의 복합침과 결합시키는 스텝, 제1베드의 복합침을 후퇴시키고 제1베드의 복합침의 슬라이더의 텅 상에 걸어 놓은 상기 스티치 루프를 녹 오버시킴으로써 상기 스티치 루프를 제1베드의 복합침으로 이동된 스티치 루프와 결합시키는 스텝을 포함한다. A step of hanging a stitch loop on the tongue of the compound needle of the first bed, a step of guiding the stitch loop coupled with the stitch loop member of the second bed to a position to move the compound needle of the first bed, the first bed Of the composite needle hook of the second bed into the stitch loop of the knitting member of the second bed in the moving position, the step of retracting the knitting member of the second bed to join the stitch loop of the second bed with the composite needle of the first bed. Retreating the composite needle of the first bed and engulfing the stitch loop hooked on the tongue of the slider of the composite needle of the first bed to join the stitch loop with the stitch loop moved to the composite needle of the first bed. It includes.

Constant tension control method of computerized flat knitting machine

本发明公开了电脑横机恒张力控制方法，其编制工作步骤如下：S1、建立恒张力送纱控制理论模型；S2、理论分析原料、速度、阻尼对纱线编制的影响；S3、对所建立的模型进行数值模拟；S4、微型高速伺服电机送纱控制，同时进行纱线张力检测，并通过检测结果进行反馈改进，对送纱控制进行实时调整；S5、伺服罗拉扭矩控制，同时进行织物张力检测，并通过检测结果对扭矩控制进行实时调整，此电脑横机恒张力控制方法，以区别与现有技术，对纱线张力进行实时检测，进行进纱张力控制，且对织物张力进行实时检测，并实时调节罗拉输出力矩，以控制张力恒定，同时对密度进行精密实时控制，并且精确控制纱线使用量，以提高织物品质，满足实际的使用需求。

Flat knitting machine and method for manufacturing metallic yarn knitted fabric

本发明涉及用于制造金银丝针织物的针织横机和方法，具体地涉及用于仅利用一个针织系统(100)制造金银丝针织物的针织横机和方法，该针织物由合股线(B)和提花线(M)构成，合股线由第一导纱器(FB)馈送，提花线由第二导纱器(FM)馈送，该针织系统带有两个用于织针(SN1)的选取部位(A1)且带有两个不同的弯纱三角(K1)。

Dental anchoring system for anchoring dental structural part i.e. prosthesis, in mouth of patient, has implant whose form-fitting element is attached to abutment for cementing and positively lock-fixing abutment on body section of implant

The system has an enossal implant (12) including an anchoring portion (14) anchored in a bone and a body section (16) receiving an abutment (22). A cup-shaped holding element (32) is formed on an outer surface for fastening to a dental structural unit i.e. prosthesis. A hollow chamber is releasably connected to a connecting portion (26) of the abutment, where the implant and the abutment consist of zirconia ceramic. A form-fitting element (20) of the implant is attached to the abutment to cement positively lock-fix the abutment on the body section of the implant. Independent claims are also included for the following: (1) an abutment (2) a method for anchoring a dental structural part in a mouth of a patient.

Dental anchorage system

Dentales Verankerungssystem mit einem enossalen Implantat (12), einem Abutment (22) und einem Haltelement (32), wobei – das Implantat (12) einen Verankerungsabschnitt (14) zur Verankerung im Knochen und einen Aufbauabschnitt (16) zur Aufnahme des Abutments (22) aufweist, wobei am Aufbauabschnitt (16) zumindest ein Formschlusselement (20) vorgesehen ist, – das Abutment (22) an einem ersten Ende einen ersten Verbindungsabschnitt (24) zur Verbindung mit dem Aufbauabschnitt (16) aufweist und an einem zweiten Ende einen zweiten Verbindungsabschnitt (26) zur lösbaren Verbindung mit dem Halteelement (32) aufweist, – das Halteelement (32) im Wesentlichen tassenförmig ausgebildet ist und an seiner Außenoberfläche zur Befestigung an einem dentalen Aufbauteil, insbesondere an einer Prothese, ausgebildet ist, mit einem zu einem Ende hin offenen Hohlraum (42), der zur lösbaren Verbindung mit dem zweiten Verbindungsabschnitt (26) des Abutments (22) ausgebildet ist, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass – zumindest das Implantat (12) und das Abutment (14) aus einer Zirkonoxidkeramik bestehen und – dem mindestens einen Formschlusselement (20) des Implantats (12) ein Formschlusselement am Abutment (22) zugeordnet ist, das für eine Zementierung und formschlüssige Festlegung des Abutments (22) auf dem Aufbauabschnitt (16) des Implantats (12) ausgebildet ist.

Yarn feeder of flat knitting machine

一种纬编机的导纱器，导纱器，具有导纱器壳体部分可滑动地配合在设置于针床上部的纱道导轨上、并由连动机构有选择地实行连动的结构，在导纱器壳体上设有将供纱口转换于供纱位置与待机位置而摆动的转换机构，该转换机构，在由连动机构选择的导纱器从停止状态到供纱连动之间操作转换机构，将供纱口从待机位置转换操作到供纱位置，并且设定向供纱后的供纱口的待机位置摆动的方向，并能与供纱后的连动机构的选择解除动作连动、将供纱口从供纱位置转换到待机位置。

Flat knitting machine

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Method for knitting knitted fabric

(과제) 본 발명은, 웨일방향 및 코스방향의 쌍방으로 신장되기 어려운 조직을 구비하는 편성포의 편성방법을 제공한다. (해결수단) 편성폭방향의 소정의 범위를 신장억제영역(100)으로 하였을 때에, 스플릿 스티치 편성과 미스편성을 포함하는 기본편성(B1, B2, B3)을 n회(단 n은 1 이상의 자연수)의 되돌림에 의하여 n＋1회 하여 신장억제영역(100)의 1스티치열을 편성하는 공정α와, 스플릿 스티치 편성에서 선택된 기점스티치(1∼6)와, 기점스티치(1∼6)로부터 인출된 신규스티치(11∼16)를 포개어 더블스티치(1;11∼6;16)를 형성하는 공정β와, 더블스티치(1;11∼6;16)를 포함하는 신장억제영역(100)의 스티치에 대하여 새로운 스티치(21∼26)를 편성하는 공정γ를 구비한다. 공정α에서는, n＋1회째의 기본편성에 있어서의 스플릿 스티치 편성은, n회째 이전의 모든 기본편성에서 미스편성을 한 스티치의 적어도 1개에 대하여 실시한다.

Knitting method of knitted fabric, and knitted fabric

Flat and double-rib knitting machine

A flat knitting machine with a carriage movable over the needle beds has presser foot wires with free trailing ends arranged in holders to extend in the direction of travel of the carriage in front of the withdrawal positions of the needles. For simple construction and selective utilization of the presser foot device the holders for the presser foot wires are secured on a slider which slides along the needle beds on a thread guide rail, and the slider is selectively entrained by the carriage by means of entraining pins carried displaceably on the carriage. The holders for the stroking-in wires are preferably displaceable vertically towards the needle bed combs.

Method for producing flat knitted fabric with reinforced end brim, in particular, bandage

FIELD: textiles, paper. SUBSTANCE: method of manufacturing a flat knitted fabric with reinforced end brim, in particular, the bandage, on the flat knitting machine with front and back needle beds, lies in the fact that the first on one or two needle beds knit foundation is knitted while in the edge of knitted fabric at least on the needle bed which forms the inner side of the knitted fabric, elastic thread is knitted and on at least one needle bed melting adhesive thread is knitted. The knitted fabric for making edge is knitted only on the needle bed which knits the outer side, so that the elastic thread located on other needle bed is stretched, and then loops are knitted to the end. The edge is contracted with elastic thread, which is shortened when releasing the tension, onto the inner side of the knitted fabric where it is then fixed by heating of melting adhesive thread. EFFECT: increased reliability of fixation loops to form an adjacent edge more comfortable in use. 9 cl, 4 dwg РОССИЙСКАЯ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ (19) RU (11) 2 449 065 (13) C1 (51) МПК D04B 21/00 (2006.01) ФЕДЕРАЛЬНАЯ СЛУЖБА ПО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНОЙ СОБСТВЕННОСТИ (12) ОПИСАНИЕ ИЗОБРЕТЕНИЯ К ПАТЕНТУ (21)(22) Заявка: 2010140235/12, 04.10.2010 (24) Дата начала отсчета срока действия патента: 04.10.2010 (73) Патентообладатель(и): меди ГмбХ & Ко. КГ (DE) R U Приоритет(ы): (30) Конвенционный приоритет: 09.10.2009 DE 102009048720.4 (72) Автор(ы): ВАЙГЕРМЮЛЛЕР Штефан (DE) (45) Опубликовано: 27.04.2012 Бюл. № 12 2 4 4 9 0 6 5 (56) Список документов, цитированных в отчете о поиске: US 5239846 А, 31.08.1993. US 3602013 А, 31.08.1971. ЕР 0498062 A1, 12.08.1992. RU 2085638 C1, 27.07.1997. RU 2361027 C2, 27.12.2007. 2 4 4 9 0 6 5 R U (54) СПОСОБ ИЗГОТОВЛЕНИЯ ПЛОСКОГО ТРИКОТАЖА С УКРЕПЛЕННОЙ КОНЦЕВОЙ КРОМКОЙ, В ЧАСТНОСТИ БАНДАЖА (57) Реферат: Способ изготовления плоского трикотажа с укрепленной концевой кромкой, в частности, бандажа, на плосковязальной машине с передней и задней игольницами заключается в том, что сначала на ...

Process Pf Producing Knit Having Mellange Effect And Cooling Touch

본 발명은 비스코스 레이온의 단점인 습윤시 강도저하와 수축성을 보완하고, 장점인 냉감성과 부드러운 터치감, 드레이프성은 극대화하면서도 염색가공시 레이온 사이드나 폴리에스테르사이드로 염색하여 자연스러운 멜란지 효과를 구현하여 심미적으로 고감성의 원단을 제공하기 위한 것이다.

Device for supporting and controlling pressure units and holding loops in automatic straight-knitting machine

FIELD: textile industry. SUBSTANCE: device has plate disposed above needle bases and provided with vertical channels 11 for each working zone Z, where strips 12a, 12b are sliding in vertical plane. Rocking lever 20 is provided for each pair of strips 12a, 12b to act upon strips by two arms 21a, 21b, with third arm 21c being acted upon by toothed rack 4. Strips 18a, 18b are pivotally attached to each strip 12a, 12b and carry pressure units 23 rigidly secured to their lower ends. Pressure units 23 are extending along the whole length of working zone Z. Channels are adapted to guide simultaneous oscillations in opposite directions during their motion in vertical plane. As a result mutual position of pressure units 23 for holding loops may be changed. A row of loop holding members is positioned at the leading and tailing ends of working zone Z. EFFECT: increased efficiency and enhanced reliability in operation. 4 cl, 8 dwg 41$ СОС ПЧ ГЭ (19) РОССИЙСКОЕ АГЕНТСТВО ПО ПАТЕНТАМ И ТОВАРНЫМ ЗНАКАМ ВИ” 2 023 775' (51) МПК 13) Сл О 04 В 15/90 12) ОПИСАНИЕ ИЗОБРЕТЕНИЯ К ПАТЕНТУ РОССИЙСКОЙ ФЕДЕРАЦИИ (21), (22) Заявка: 4830096/12, 28.05.1990 (30) Приоритет: 29.05.1989 ПТ 3496 А/З9 (46) Дата публикации: 30.11.1994 (56) Ссылки: ЕР М 0310565, кл. О 04В 15/90, 1989. (71) Заявитель: Е.М.М.С.р.л. (1Т) (72) Изобретатель: Бенито Стоппаццини[П] (73) Патентообладатель: ЕМ.М.Ср.л. (11) (54) УСТРОЙСТВО ДЛЯ ОБЕСПЕЧЕНИЯ ОПОРЫ И УПРАВЛЕНИЯ СРЕДСТВАМИ ПРИЖИМА И УДЕРЖАНИЯ ПЕТЕЛЬ В АВТОМАТИЧЕСКОЙ ПРЯМОЙ ВЯЗАЛЬНОЙ МАШИНЕ (57) Реферат: Устройство содержит пластину, расположенную над основаниями игл и снабженную двумя вертикальными канавками 11 для каждой рабочей зоны А, в которой в вертикальном направлении скользят небольшие полосы 12а, 12в. Качающийся рычаг 20 для каждой пары небольших полос 12а, 12в действует на них двумя плечами 21а, 21в, в то время как третье плечо 21с подвергается действию зубчатой рейки 4. Отрезки 18а, 18в шарнирно прикреплены к каждой небольшой полосе 12а, 12в и несут жестко ...

Automatic weft knitting machine's yarn machine apparatus

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Thread guide for flat knitting machine with rotating carriages and rotating thread coils

A flat knitting machine has a bobbin carrier rotatably supporting yarn bobbins from which yarns are led off to a rotary carriage through a protective device in the form of a channel member or tube for each yarn, to reduce the effects of air resistance and material attraction between the yarns. Deflector pulleys can be provided to increase the lengths of yarn within the protective device and yarn breakage detectors can be positioned at the entries to and exits from the device.

Joining method of neighboring knitted fabric pieces, and knitted fabric

本发明提供一种相邻的针织物部的接合方法，其相比现有的相邻的针织物部的接合方法能够美化相邻的针织物部的边界部。在对各线圈横列调换编织方向而交替地反复进行对每一个线圈横列编织相邻的2个针织物部的过程而增加针织物部的线圈横列数时，在至少一部分编织线圈横列中，进行如下的（1）及（2）的至少一方。（1）从相邻的至少一方的针织物部的终端开始形成跨过前后的针床间的过渡纱，使该过渡纱与不同于该针织物部的其他针织物部的针织纱交叉。（2）从相邻的至少一方的针织物部的始端开始形成跨过前后的针床间的过渡纱，使该过渡纱与不同于该针织物部的其他针织物部的针织纱交叉。