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AssigneeShima Seiki Mfg., Ltd.
InventorKazuyoshi Okamoto
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The knitting that loops of rows of binding-off loops are formed with respect to a final course of a knitted fabric, so as to be continuous from a loop in the final course, and a newly formed loop of each row of binding-off loops is laid over a loop next to the loop in the final course, to form a double loop is repeated from one end of a binding-off region toward the other end thereof, to prevent loosening of loops in the final course, wherein n number of rows of binding-off loops (11, 12) are formed, starting from a plurality of loops (2, 5) in the final course in the binding-off region, and wherein when loops of the rows of binding-off loops are laid over loops in the final course in the process of the binding-off process, the loops (3, 6) of the rows of the binding-off loops are laid over loops (4, 7) in the final course located n-th wale forward of the loops, respectively, with respect to the binding-off proceeding direction.
A binding-off process which is performed by using a flat knitting machine comprising (i) at least a pair of first and second needle beds, which have a number of needles, respectively, and are placed opposite in front and back, between which a needle bed gap is defined, and at least either of which is movable slidably transversely, and (ii) at least one yarn feeder for feeding a yarn to the needles of the first needle bed and the second needle bed, and in which the knitting that loops of rows of binding-off loops are formed with respect to a final course of a knitted fabric, so as to be continuous from a loop in the final course, and a newly formed loop of each row of binding-off loops is laid over a loop next to the loop in the final course, to form a double loop is repeated from one end of a binding-off region toward the other end thereof, to prevent loosening of loops in the final course,
A knitted fabric knitted and bound off by using a flat knitting machine comprising (i) at least a pair of first and second needle beds, which have a number of needles, respectively, and are placed opposite in front and back, between which a needle bed gap is defined, and at least either of which is movable slidably transversely, and (ii) at least one yarn feeder for feeding a yarn to the needles of the first needle bed and the second needle bed,
A CAD device used for a binding-off process which is performed by using a flat knitting machine comprising (i) at least a pair of first and second needle beds, which have a number of needles, respectively, and are placed opposite in front and back, between which a needle bed gap is defined, and at least either of which is movable slidably transversely, and (ii) at least one yarn feeder for feeding a yarn to the needles of the first needle bed and the second needle bed, and in which the knitting that loops of rows of binding-off loops are formed with respect to a final course of a knitted fabric, so as to be continuous from a loop in the final course, and a newly formed loop of each row of binding-off loops is laid over a loop next to the loop in the final course, to form a double loop is repeated from one end of a binding-off region toward the other end thereof, to prevent loosening of loops in the final course, the CAD device generating knitting commands:
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