Binding-off process, bound off fabric, and CAD system for binding-off process
AssigneeShima Seiki Mfg., Ltd.
InventorKazuyoshi Okamoto
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AssigneeShima Seiki Mfg., Ltd.
InventorKazuyoshi Okamoto
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At least three bind-off courses are formed starting at not less than three loops, i.e., loops of the first and second knitted fabrics at side ends thereof on the side on which the knitting of a tubular fabric is finished in the region of the binding-off process, and a loop adjoining to the loop of at least either of the first and second knitted fabrics at the side end. The loop of the bind-off course formed is laid over the loop of the last course of the opposite knitted fabric in such a manner that while being formed, the respective bind-off courses can be allowed to extend in zigzag from the first knitted fabric to the second knitted fabric and vice versa, ranging over the region of the binding-off process, to be crossed with each other. As a result of this knitting, no undesirable gap is produced between the joined knitted fabrics and also an undesirable stretch of the fabric at the joints is suppressed.
A binding-off process, which is performed by using a flat knitting machine comprising 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;
A knitted fabric bound off in the binding-off process wherein a bind-off loop formed continuously with a loop in the last course of each of first and second knitted fabrics formed into a tubular fabric is laid over an adjoining loop in the last course to form a double loop so that the bind-off loop formed continuously with the double loop can form the bind off course extending continuously from one end of a region of the binding-off process toward the other end to join the first and second knitted fabric to each other,
A CAD system used for a binding-off process which is performed by using a flat knitting machine comprising 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;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.