Patent classifications
D04B27/02
MOP CLEANING CLOTH AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME
The present invention provides a mop cleaning cloth and a method for manufacturing the same. The mop cleaning cloth comprises, sequentially from bottom to top, a base cloth layer, a water-absorption layer and a dirt removal layer. The dirt removal layer is formed by high terry fabrics and low terry fabrics. The ratio of the terry height of the high terry fabrics to the terry height of the low terry fabrics is 1.1-5:1. The high terry fabrics have a terry height of 2-20 mm and low terry fabrics have a terry height of 1-10 mm. The water-absorption layer is formed by a water-absorption fabric made from water-absorption fibers. The base cloth layer is formed by a terry fabric. The manufacturing method is simple, and the mop cleaning cloth is easy to manufacture and has the advantages of being small in resistance, high in water absorptivity and dirt collection and removal capacity, and the like.
SYSTEM AND METHOD OF KNITTING A WARP STRUCTURE ON A FLAT KNITTING MACHINE
System and method of manufacturing a unitary construction of a weft knit article with one or more warp insert in an integrated knitting process by using a weft knit machine. The unitary construction comprises one or more yarn materials, which are incorporated into one or more weft and warp stitch structures. The knitting machine is equipped with a warp feeder assembly, including a weft knit warp feeder, a warp knitting guide needle block operable to hold a plurality of warp strands, a strand guide bar configured to guide the plurality of warp strands to the weft knit warp feeder, and a cam box. The cam box includes at least a weft stitch cam, a weft guard cam, a warp stitch cam, and a warp guard cam.
Method for forming fall-plate weave by using groove pin warp knitting machine based on servo driving
A method for knitting fall-plate structures on warp-knitting machines, including: the fall-plate guide bar makes an overlap when the groove needle bar is going upward and the previous loop is held by the sinker bar; the groove needle bar and the tongue bar simultaneously go downward but these two items are kept not closed, and the overlapped yarn and the previous loop are slipping inside together; the groove needle bar go upward again while both the fall-plate yarn and the previous loop are held by the sinker bar, making the two yarns slip out of the groove needle. Meanwhile, a ground guide bar makes an overlap, finishing lapping. When moving the groove needle bar downward for a second time, retreating the old loop and the pressed yarn; forming a new loop, by the ground yarn; placing the pressed yarn under the new loop; and forming the fall-plate structures.
Method for forming fall-plate weave by using groove pin warp knitting machine based on servo driving
A method for knitting fall-plate structures on warp-knitting machines, including: the fall-plate guide bar makes an overlap when the groove needle bar is going upward and the previous loop is held by the sinker bar; the groove needle bar and the tongue bar simultaneously go downward but these two items are kept not closed, and the overlapped yarn and the previous loop are slipping inside together; the groove needle bar go upward again while both the fall-plate yarn and the previous loop are held by the sinker bar, making the two yarns slip out of the groove needle. Meanwhile, a ground guide bar makes an overlap, finishing lapping. When moving the groove needle bar downward for a second time, retreating the old loop and the pressed yarn; forming a new loop, by the ground yarn; placing the pressed yarn under the new loop; and forming the fall-plate structures.
METHOD FOR FORMING YARN PRESSING WEAVE BY USING GROOVE PIN WARP KNITTING MACHINE BASED ON SERVO DRIVING
A method for forming yarn pressing weave by using a groove pin warp knitting machine based on servo driving. The method is performed on a Raschel groove pin warp knitting machine, and specifically comprises: a. enabling a groove pin body (3) to rise for a first time, utilizing a sinker (5) to press against an old coil, utilizing a yarn pressing guide comb (1) to perform traverse movement before the pin, and finishing yarn laying; b. enabling the groove pin body (3) and a groove pin core (4) to descend, enabling the groove pin body (3) to be kept open, and enabling pressed yarn (6) and the old coil not to undergo ring sleeving and to together move into a pin hook; c. enabling the groove pin body (3) to rise for a second time, utilizing the sinker (5) to press against the old coil and the pressed yarn (6), and enabling the old coil and the pressed yarn (6) to together slide to a pin rod of the groove pin body (3); enabling a ground yarn guide comb (2) to perform traverse movement before the pin and finishing yarn laying; d. enabling the groove pin body (3) to descend for the second time and to be closed, enabling the old coil and the pressed yarn (6) to undergo ring retreating together, enabling ground yarn (7) to form a new coil, enabling the pressed yarn (6) to be wound around the bottom of the new coil, and forming the yarn pressing weave. The groove pin body and the pin core are controlled by a servo motor to move up and down to form the yarn pressing weave, and a yarn pressing plate in the prior art is omitted.
METHOD FOR FORMING YARN PRESSING WEAVE BY USING GROOVE PIN WARP KNITTING MACHINE BASED ON SERVO DRIVING
A method for forming yarn pressing weave by using a groove pin warp knitting machine based on servo driving. The method is performed on a Raschel groove pin warp knitting machine, and specifically comprises: a. enabling a groove pin body (3) to rise for a first time, utilizing a sinker (5) to press against an old coil, utilizing a yarn pressing guide comb (1) to perform traverse movement before the pin, and finishing yarn laying; b. enabling the groove pin body (3) and a groove pin core (4) to descend, enabling the groove pin body (3) to be kept open, and enabling pressed yarn (6) and the old coil not to undergo ring sleeving and to together move into a pin hook; c. enabling the groove pin body (3) to rise for a second time, utilizing the sinker (5) to press against the old coil and the pressed yarn (6), and enabling the old coil and the pressed yarn (6) to together slide to a pin rod of the groove pin body (3); enabling a ground yarn guide comb (2) to perform traverse movement before the pin and finishing yarn laying; d. enabling the groove pin body (3) to descend for the second time and to be closed, enabling the old coil and the pressed yarn (6) to undergo ring retreating together, enabling ground yarn (7) to form a new coil, enabling the pressed yarn (6) to be wound around the bottom of the new coil, and forming the yarn pressing weave. The groove pin body and the pin core are controlled by a servo motor to move up and down to form the yarn pressing weave, and a yarn pressing plate in the prior art is omitted.
Yarn Holder with Movable yarn nozzle, Texture Structure, Fabric, Flyknit Fabric, and Weaving Process
The present application relates to the field of knitting technology, particularly to a yarn holder with movable yarn nozzle, texture structure, fabric, Flyknit fabric, and its weaving process, wherein the yarn holder comprises a yarn holder and several yarn nozzles. The yarn holder is provided with a first adjustment mechanism for controlling and adjusting the position and direction of the yarn holder. The position and direction of the movable yarn nozzle are adjusted through a second adjustment mechanism on the yarn holder, and at least one movable yarn nozzle is arranged on the yarn holder. The yarn holder according to the present application can be provided with fixed yarn nozzles and movable yarn nozzles. The movable yarn nozzle is controlled by a mechanical structure to move and swing within the active area on the yarn holder.
Yarn Holder with Movable yarn nozzle, Texture Structure, Fabric, Flyknit Fabric, and Weaving Process
The present application relates to the field of knitting technology, particularly to a yarn holder with movable yarn nozzle, texture structure, fabric, Flyknit fabric, and its weaving process, wherein the yarn holder comprises a yarn holder and several yarn nozzles. The yarn holder is provided with a first adjustment mechanism for controlling and adjusting the position and direction of the yarn holder. The position and direction of the movable yarn nozzle are adjusted through a second adjustment mechanism on the yarn holder, and at least one movable yarn nozzle is arranged on the yarn holder. The yarn holder according to the present application can be provided with fixed yarn nozzles and movable yarn nozzles. The movable yarn nozzle is controlled by a mechanical structure to move and swing within the active area on the yarn holder.
Spacer fabric
A spacer fabric has a first flat warp-knitted fabric layer having openings each formed by a respective plurality of stitches and a second flat warp-knitted fabric layer also having openings that are each formed by a respective plurality of stitches. The second warp-knitted fabric layer further has at least a first yarn system and a second yarn system and yarns of the first yarn system run in a production direction on exactly over respective stitch wale and yarns of the second yarn system extend over at least two adjacent stitch wales that run in the production direction. The openings are larger than one of the stitches or a space between two of the stitches. Spacer yarns interconnect the warp-knitted fabric layers.
Spacer fabric
A spacer fabric has a first flat warp-knitted fabric layer having openings each formed by a respective plurality of stitches and a second flat warp-knitted fabric layer also having openings that are each formed by a respective plurality of stitches. The second warp-knitted fabric layer further has at least a first yarn system and a second yarn system and yarns of the first yarn system run in a production direction on exactly over respective stitch wale and yarns of the second yarn system extend over at least two adjacent stitch wales that run in the production direction. The openings are larger than one of the stitches or a space between two of the stitches. Spacer yarns interconnect the warp-knitted fabric layers.