Article having a tubular weft-knitted jersey-based fabric with an enhanced economic grip top band
OwnerRafael Sérgio PACHECO GONÇALVES, José Fabiano CABOCLOinventors
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OwnerRafael Sérgio PACHECO GONÇALVES, José Fabiano CABOCLOinventors
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The invention relates to a tubular weft-knitted jersey-based fabric having a portion of the size of at least six consecutive courses and at least six consecutive wales, wherein at least two of the at least six courses are grip courses. The jersey-based ground knit consists of plain stitches over at least 60% of the circumference of the tubular weft-knitted jersey-based fabric. Each grip course comprises a ground yarn, two laid-in yarns, namely a first laid-in yarn and a second laid-in yarn and a high-friction yarn having floats. The first and the second laid-in yarns are tucked and missed in such a way that the first laid-in yarn is tucked whilst the second laid-in yarn is missed along a same wale to form crossover points between at most two consecutive wales.
A tubular weft-knitted jersey-based fabric having a ground knit consisting of plain stitches over at least 60% of the circumference of the tubular weft-knitted jersey-based fabric and having a portion of the size of at least six consecutive courses and at least six consecutive wales, wherein at least two of the at least six courses are grip courses, wherein each grip course comprises
A method for producing a tubular weft-knitted jersey-based fabric on a single jersey circular knitting machine having at least four feeds, wherein the tubular weft-knitted jersey-based fabric has a ground knit consisting of plain stitches over at least 60% of the circumference of the tubular weft-knitted jersey-based fabric and having a portion of the size of at least six consecutive courses and at least six consecutive wales, wherein at least two of the at least six courses are grip courses, wherein knitting each grip course comprises the following actions:
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