Method and machine for forming plush-loop warp knit fabric
AssigneeVEB Wirkmaschinenbau Karl-Marx-Stadt
InventorsHeinz Lindner, Fritz Stopp, Wolfgang Georgie, Werner Oehm, Lisbet Muller, Brigitte Graubner
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AssigneeVEB Wirkmaschinenbau Karl-Marx-Stadt
InventorsHeinz Lindner, Fritz Stopp, Wolfgang Georgie, Werner Oehm, Lisbet Muller, Brigitte Graubner
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A warp knit machine produces patterned plush-loop warp knit fabric and includes a row of hooked needles, a pillar bar for forming interlaced adjoining chains of the ground fabric and an inlay bar for laying inlay thread into the ground fabric. Each needle has a set of pile-thread guiders swingably mounted between non-selected and selected position. A guide comb structure comprises a row of blades defining first inter-blade gaps alternating with second inter-blade gaps. All pile threads are guided through the first gaps, but the selected pile threads differently located in the gaps. During certain phases of operation, the needles extend through the second gaps, and also a row of pile-thread-laying sinkers pass through the second gaps. The guide-comb structure is shogged to overlap selected pile threads, which the pile-thread sinkers then lay into the needle hooks. Also, the guide-comb structure is so configured that it underlaps the non-selected pile threads beneath the needles.
In a warp knitting machine operative for producing patterned plush-loop warp knit fabric, in combination, means for forming a ground fabric, including a row of hooked knitting needles, means cooperating with the knitting needles for feeding knitting thread onto the needles and forming the interlaced adjacent wales of a ground fabric, and means for inlaying inlay thread into the ground fabric;
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