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WO2007001210A1 - Tissu jersey elastique tricot chaine double epaisseur, articles chaussants tricotes et fil utilise pour ceux-ci - Google Patents

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WO2007001210A1
WO2007001210A1 PCT/RU2006/000319 RU2006000319W WO2007001210A1 WO 2007001210 A1 WO2007001210 A1 WO 2007001210A1 RU 2006000319 W RU2006000319 W RU 2006000319W WO 2007001210 A1 WO2007001210 A1 WO 2007001210A1
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
    • D04B—KNITTING
    • D04B21/00—Warp knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machines; Fabrics or articles defined by such processes
    • D04B21/14—Fabrics characterised by the incorporation by knitting, in one or more thread, fleece, or fabric layers, of reinforcing, binding, or decorative threads; Fabrics incorporating small auxiliary elements, e.g. for decorative purposes
    • D04B21/18—Fabrics characterised by the incorporation by knitting, in one or more thread, fleece, or fabric layers, of reinforcing, binding, or decorative threads; Fabrics incorporating small auxiliary elements, e.g. for decorative purposes incorporating elastic threads
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D02—YARNS; MECHANICAL FINISHING OF YARNS OR ROPES; WARPING OR BEAMING
    • D02G—CRIMPING OR CURLING FIBRES, FILAMENTS, THREADS, OR YARNS; YARNS OR THREADS
    • D02G3/00—Yarns or threads, e.g. fancy yarns; Processes or apparatus for the production thereof, not otherwise provided for
    • D02G3/02—Yarns or threads characterised by the material or by the materials from which they are made
    • D02G3/025—Yarns or threads formed from hair

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  • Two-layer warp knitted elastic knitted fabric knitted hosiery and yarn for them.
  • the group of inventions relates to light industry, namely to knitwear production, in particular, to two-layer warp knitted knitwear with elastic properties.
  • Such canvases can be used both in the textile and, mainly, in the medical industry in the manufacture of heating products, namely, belts and bandages, including on the knees, lower legs, elbows and other parts of the body.
  • the invention also relates to hosiery and knitwear, such as: socks, stockings (socks), leggings, stockings, tights, leggings, gaiters, etc., made on automatic knitting equipment and the composition of the yarn for these products and the above-mentioned fabric.
  • the surface density of the known bandage is in the range from 300 to 500 g / m.
  • the specified bandage is described in patent RU 2211052, class. A61L 15/00, published on 08.27.2003.
  • the main disadvantage of the known bandage is the lack of micromassage effects on the active points of the human body, since the material of one of the layers is soft downy yarn.
  • the well-known bandage is characterized by insufficient surface density, which adversely affects its operational properties, in particular, strength.
  • a double knitted fabric consisting of two layers, one of which is made in the form of a warp knit in several rows of natural or from a mixture of natural and chemical threads, and the other layer is made in the form of a weaving on the basis of an eraser, while some of the loops of this layer are additionally contains elastomeric polyurethane threads (SU 1148917, class D04B 1/00, 04/07/1985). It should be noted that the described knitted fabric is intended for the manufacture of glove products.
  • the disadvantage of this fabric is the possible shift of two heterogeneous layers during operation of the product made from it, since the bond between the layers is not strong enough, which is undesirable for products such as belts and bandages.
  • the extensibility of the known fabric is significantly limited, which also impairs its durability and other operational properties in relation to medical products made of such a fabric. None of the described analogues can be selected as the closest analogue of the proposed invention for the object "full", since the object of patenting the first is the bandage, and not the canvas, and the canvas of the second analogue is not elastic.
  • An analogue of the invention for objects “products” and “yarns” can be called a hand-knitted product, in particular socks or leg warmers, including a tubular knitted part, looped rows of which are made of threads containing natural fibers, which, as the rows of loops are knitted in different parts products used alpaca wool, and / or dog wool, and / or linen fiber, and / or nubuck (RU 33378, CL A41B 1/00, published on 10/20/2003).
  • the main disadvantages of the known solution can be attributed to the fact that only one part of the product is formed from one or another type of wool or fiber (the composition of the yarn is not described), therefore, the operational properties of this product are heterogeneous, which can lead to a decrease in its durability.
  • the known product is not ensured the achievement of the massage effect.
  • the technical result of the invention is to increase the operational properties of the proposed products and yarn from which they are made, in particular elasticity, strength and wear resistance, as well as to reduce volatility, shrinkage and ability to contaminate, in particular, due to the natural yarn included in the product from wool of camel, yak, Angora or Kashmir goats. Also, the operational properties of the products are improved compared to the named analogue due to the implementation of the machine viscous product, which contributes to a more uniform distribution hinged rows and columns on the product, compared to hand-knitted.
  • the proposed products and yarn are characterized by good warming ability, and the addition to the composition of the products or the execution of their whole yarn containing camel hair or yak wool, promotes the creation of micromassage effects on the active points of the foot or, in the embodiment of the product in the form of leg warmers, calf areas of the human foot. It should also be noted that by mixing the following types of natural wool, the effect of mixing down fibers of one type of wool with transition and / or core fibers of other types of wool is achieved, which gives the product and yarn the specified operational effect.
  • the objective of the proposed invention is to create knitted fabrics suitable for the manufacture of mainly medical devices such as warming belts and bandages, and the technical result consists in increasing their operational, in particular, massage properties, in comparison with known products of this kind, as well as elasticity, without deterioration of form stability, strength, heat saving, reduction of self-sustainability, shrinkage and ability to pollution.
  • the proposed fabric is technologically advanced in manufacture, and the addition of sheep wool to the composition of the yarn made from natural fibers can increase its softness.
  • the proposed elastic knitted fabric is characterized by the following features: it contains two layers interconnected by knitting using elastic threads and made of yarn containing only natural fibers or a mixture of natural and chemical fibers, while the natural fibers of the first layer yarn
  • (facial, working) canvases are made of wool from a representative of the camelid family, namely: camel and / or alpaca, and / or llama, and / or vicuna, and / or guanaco.
  • Natural fibers of the yarn of the first layer of the fabric may additionally contain sheep wool, the fineness of which lies in the range of 18 ⁇ 45 microns.
  • the second (reverse) layer of the fabric is made of pure or mixed cotton yarn, and in one of the variants of the fabric is made with fleece.
  • Polymeric yarns for example, polyester textured yarn and / or PAN and / or acrylic, are used as chemical yarns and fibers in the manufacture of the web, and elastic yarns are made of natural latex braided with a polyester yarn.
  • acrylic, PAN, as well as polyester yarn can be included in cotton yarn in various combinations.
  • the fabric according to both variants of the invention may consist of 40 ⁇ 50% yarn from camel wool and 40 ⁇ 45% cotton yarn
  • the first layer for the first option may be made of yarn containing from 5% to 100% natural camel wool
  • the second layer contains natural or mixed cotton yarn.
  • the first layer may additionally contain no more than 70% PAN or acrylic.
  • the fabric according to both variants of the invention can consist of 40 ⁇ 50% alpaca and merino yarn and 40 ⁇ 45% cotton yarn, while its first layer for the first variant is made of yarn containing 5% ⁇ 100% natural alpaca wool and not more than 95 % yarn from fine sheep's wool - merino, and the second layer consists of natural or blended cotton yarn.
  • the first layer may additionally contain from 10% to 70% acrylic.
  • Cloth is made of warp knitted with weft closed chain-ducks.
  • the surface density of the canvas is in the range of values of ZOO ⁇ bOO g / m 2 .
  • the canvas is made in the form of a wide ribbon, while the elastic threads form rows of weft with a distance between them (pitch) of about 0.5 cm, and along the longitudinal edges of the tape, the elastic threads form rows of weft made with a distance between them (pitch) of about 0.3 see.
  • the technical result of the invention for the object "product" is achieved through the use of the following set of features.
  • Knitted hosiery includes a tubular part formed on machinery, formed by a weaving or double-faced, or two-sided, or jacquard or press weaving of loop rows and columns made of threads containing yarn made only from natural fiber or from a mixture of natural and chemical fibers, while natural fiber consists of wool selected from a number of: camel family wool, Kashmir goat wool, Angora goat wool, yak wool and from any combination of these types of wool among themselves.
  • the outer and / or inner side of the product is mainly made with fleece, which contributes to an additional increase in the warming ability of the product due to the creation of an air gap and / or massage of the body.
  • natural fiber may additionally contain sheep wool with a fineness of 18 ⁇ 45 ⁇ m, selected in accordance with well-known principles of blending for wool and wool mixture.
  • a chemical fiber not more than 70% acrylic (bulk yarn) and / or PAN (polyacryl non-thread yarn) and / or PA (polyamide synthetic textured yarn) can be used to increase the wear resistance, elasticity and strength of products.
  • the product can be made of natural fiber, containing from 5% to 100% unpainted wool of one of the representatives of the camelid family, for example, camel wool and not more than 70% of a chemical fiber, such as: PAN and / or PA, and / or acrylic.
  • natural fiber may contain the same amount of unpainted alpaca wool and may further comprise not more than 95% fine sheep wool made from merino (merino wool), and also not more than 70% of the named chemical fiber.
  • natural fiber according to the following embodiment of the product may contain from 5% to 100% natural alpaca wool and from 10% to 95% fine merino wool.
  • the yarn contains natural fiber or a mixture of natural and chemical fibers, while for the manufacture of the first layer of the fabric, natural fiber is used, consisting of camel from the family of camelids, namely camel and / or alpaca and / or llama and / or wool vicuna, and / or guanaco wool, and for knitted hosiery, natural fiber is used, consisting of wool selected from the following: camel hair, yak wool, Kashmir goat wool, Angora wool ozy or from any combination of the listed types of wool among themselves. Natural fiber yarn according to one embodiment of the invention may further include sheep wool with a fineness of 18 ⁇ 45 ⁇ m, selected in accordance with Known principles for blending wool and blended yarn.
  • Chemical fiber can be made of acrylic, and / or PAN, and / or PA.
  • the natural fiber according to an embodiment of the invention can consist of unpainted wool of one of the camelids, for example, alpaca, mainly in combination with merino wool, while it contains from 5% to 100% alpaca wool and up to 95% sheep, for example, merino wool, and it may include up to 70% PAN, and / or PA, and / or acrylic.
  • the yarn can also consist of 5% ⁇ 100% unpainted wool of one of the representatives of the camelid family, for example, camel hair and can include no more than 70% PAN, and / or PA, and / or acrylic.
  • wool yarn with a number and a linear density of 4/1 - 50/1 (250 Tex x 1 - 20 Tex x 1) or 8/2 - 50/2 (125 Tex x 2 - 20 Tex x 2), consisting of 5% ⁇ 100% (mainly 70%) camel natural wool and not more than 70% (mainly 30%) PAN and / or PA.
  • wool yarn with a number and linear density in the range of 4/1 - 50/1 (250 Tex x 1 - 20 Tex x 1) or 8/2 - 50/2 (105 Tex x 2 - can be used 20 Tex x 2), consisting mainly of 37.5% acrylic, 37.5% merino wool and 25% alpaca.
  • this yarn includes from 5% to 100% alpaca wool, up to 70% acrylic and from 10% to 95% fine sheep wool (merino) in any combination thereof.
  • Products can be made of weaving, double-faced, two-sided, jacquard or press weave.
  • Culinary weaving regular smoothness is used for thinner, breathable products.
  • Jacquard weaving when the loop alternates with a broach and each loop is made of its own color or type of yarn, is used for more dense, colorful products.
  • Press weaving consisting of a loop and a sketch, is used to create more breathable lush products. Sheep's wool improves the quality of spinning, retains heat perfectly, practically does not crease, but has the property of falling down.
  • Cashmere is the most noble type of wool that is obtained from the wool of the Kashmiri goat. Cashmere is susceptible to friction; therefore, pellets quickly form on it.
  • Alpaca - wool which is obtained from alpaca (artiodactyl animal of the llama rola).
  • the thin alpaca coat is soft and not susceptible to friction. This type of wool is sometimes confused with mohair, but unlike mohair, alpaca glistens.
  • Camel hair is thin, medium thickness and thick and perfectly retains heat.
  • Merino sheep wool is valued for its thin and light hair. Items made from merino wool are soft and elastic. This coat does not irritate the skin and is perfect for children's clothing.
  • the fiber of mohair (mohair), or angora is a fiber obtained from Angora goat breeds.
  • the fineness of the fiber depends on age: in young animals, from 25 to 33 microns; in adults - 33-45 microns.
  • the fineness and length of the fiber varies in different parts of the fleece.
  • Mohair fiber is characterized by softness and smoothness of the surface.
  • the coat of Angora goats has a very long hair and wear resistance.
  • the effect of mixing down fibers with transition and core fibers is achieved, which give a multiple operational effect.
  • a mixture of coarse camel fibers and downy alpaca or llama fibers leads to the production of raw materials for the production of yarn and subsequently products with desired performance properties, such as with a massage effect with a greater or lesser degree of severity.
  • An elastic two-layer warp knitted fabric includes woolen yarn 1 made of camel and / or alpaca and / or llama and / or vicuna and / or guanaco wool (first option) or a mixture of sheep’s wool with the fur of the above animals in various possible combinations (second option), cotton yarn 2 (for both options), polyester textured yarn 3 knitted into weft (for both options) and elastic latex (spandex) yarn 4 (for both varieties) ntov).
  • woolen yarn 1 made of camel and / or alpaca and / or llama and / or vicuna and / or guanaco wool
  • second option a mixture of sheep’s wool with the fur of the above animals in various possible combinations
  • cotton yarn 2 for both options
  • polyester textured yarn 3 knitted into weft (for both options)
  • elastic latex (spandex) yarn 4 for both varieties) ntov).
  • composition of wool and cotton yarn can include about 30% of chemical fibers or threads, for example, polyester.
  • the fabric can be characterized by the following types of yarn: for the front layer - the number of wool yarn can be in the range 4/1 - 50/1 (250 Tex x 1 - 20 Tex x 1) or 8/2 - 50/2 (125 Tex x 2 - 20 Tex x 2), consisting of 30% ⁇ 100% (mainly 70%) of camel natural wool, and not more than 70% (mainly 30%) of PAN; for the back layer - cotton yarn Ns 20/1 (50 Tex x 1), mainly consisting of 70% cotton fiber and 30% polyester yarn.
  • the technological capabilities of the equipment used for the production of linen allow the use of yarn entirely made from natural, for example, camel wool, for its first (front) layer.
  • the layers of the fabric are interconnected in a knitted way with polyester textured threads N2N2 60/1 - 54/1 (16.7 Tex x 1 - 18.6 Tex x 1) and latex threads 0.6 mm thick with a weld density of 21 by 10 cm.
  • composition of the elastic knitted fabric for the first embodiment of the invention (as a percentage of its constituent components) is presented in table 1.
  • the fabric can be characterized by the following types of yarn: for the first (front, working) layer, the number of wool yarn can be in the range 4/1 - 32/1 (250 Tex x 1 - 20 Tex x 1) or 8/2 - 50/2 ( 125 Tex x 2 - 20 Tex x 2), consisting mainly of 37.5% acrylic, 37.5% merino wool and 25% alpaca; for the second (reverse) layer - cotton yarn Ne 20/1 (50 Tex x 1), consisting of 70% cotton fiber and 30% polyester yarn.
  • the layers of the fabric are interconnected in a knitted way with polyester textured threads N2N2 60/1 - 54/1 (16.7 Tex x 1 - 18.6 Tex x 1) and latex threads 0.6 mm thick with a weld density of 21 by 10 cm. Group Elongation: 0-40%, 41-100%.
  • the technological capabilities of the equipment used for the production of the proposed fabric allow it to be used for the first (front, working) layer of yarn entirely made from natural alpaca wool, however, given its scarcity and high cost, this yarn includes from 5% to 70% alpaca wool, as well as 50% acrylic and from 10% to 70% thin fleece (merino) in any combination thereof.
  • composition of the elastic knitted fabric for the second embodiment of the invention (as a percentage of its constituent components) is presented in table 3.
  • the above-mentioned elastic knitted fabrics are produced on the basis of the Kamets knitting machine 10, 15 cells. with weaving a closed duck chain (see Fig. l).
  • Cloths are made in the form of tapes with a width of 20 ⁇ 1 cm and 28 ⁇ 1 cm, depending on the purpose of the canvas.
  • the implementation of paintings with such a width allows you to easily and quickly form from them the necessary medical products that have a spatial (tubular) shape. It is enough only after cutting to grind the edges of the future product.
  • the mass of 10 pairs of socks when removed from the machine is 525.1 g.
  • the mass of technological waste per 10 pairs of socks of 27 sizes in grams is presented in Table 8.
  • the consumption of sewing thread polyamide textured (NPAT) 10 tex x 2 per 10 pairs of socks is 2 g
  • the number of ties at 5 cm when sewing the toes not less than 45.
  • the thickness of the seam of the toes - not more than 2.3 mm.
  • the indicators obtained during testing of products for abrasion resistance, tensile loads, tensile strength, etc. correspond to the state standard specifications.
  • the mass of 10 pairs of socks when removed from the machine is 464.2 g.
  • the consumption of the STAT 10 tex x 2 sewing thread per 10 pairs of socks is 2 g.
  • Elastic fiber (textured PA thread) allows you to achieve a better and more dense fit with the product body of the consumer.
  • a mixture of wool of Kashmir goats, which have extremely soft and soft-touch wool, mainly white, and yak wool, which is durable and heat-resistant, mainly black or brown, makes it possible to obtain a large number of products with different physical and mechanical properties and yarn. Besides, since the products and yarns are not dyed, it is possible when mixing different types of yarn in the product or the wool of different animals in yarn to obtain products of different colors and yarns that have a natural color.
  • camelid family wool has an oblique structure and consists of down, transitional and core fibers.
  • the fineness of the remaining fibers is 50-75 microns, transitional 30-50 microns, down 18-29 microns.
  • the yarn obtained from the wool of a camelid family which includes: a camel and rarer representatives of this family, such as: llama, guanaco, alpaca and vicuna, is somewhat similar to yarn from the wool of yaks and Kashmir goats, while it differs from yarn from sheep wool with higher consumer properties, greater strength, increased gloss, low ability to pick up and contaminate and a characteristic color.
  • the scaly layer of camel hair is very different from the scaly layer of sheep’s wool, and this largely determines the specific properties of camel hair. Flakes tightly cover the bulk of the fiber - the cortical layer, well protecting the fibers from external influences and preventing the penetration of pollution between the flakes.
  • Alpaca fiber has the greatest popularity among textile workers from the animal group: llama, gunaco, alpaca and vicuna. From the point of view of zoology, alpaca belongs to the order Lama Gepus, divided into three branches: llama (lama glama), guanaco (lama guapisoe) and alpaca (lama races). A separate, fourth branch is vicuna (viessorugpa).
  • Alpaca gives a very soft, rather long coat of white, gray, black and brown colors.
  • alpaca occupies an intermediate place between the hair of the mohair and the camel.
  • alpaca is a type of mixed wool.
  • the fluff is thin, about 15-20 microns; minority core fibers are coarse.
  • the length of the fluff is 80-120 mm, and the spine reaches 300 mm.
  • the fluff does not have a core canal, but in the spine it is presented clearly.
  • the scaly layer is similar in structure to the camel layer. According to its commercial quality, alpaca wool is divided into coarse, medium and thin.
  • Sarlik wool or yak wool is predominantly black or brown.
  • the fineness of downy yak fiber is on average 15-17 microns with a length of 4 to 5 cm for young animals and 18-19 microns and 3-3.5 cm, respectively, for an adult population. From one individual, up to 0.5 kg of down and up to 1 kg of coarse (sub-down fiber) is obtained.
  • Yak fiber after the dehairing process (similar to the Kashmir fiber used) is used in the manufacture of blankets and some types of clothing.
  • Massage effect is achieved in the product by exposure to woolen fibers, for example, from camel hair in combination with merino, from which the hosiery is formed, when worn on the consumer’s body.
  • Products which include the above options for wool and their possible combinations, acquire new positive qualities compared with the known knitted products. So, they are characterized along with improved warming and massage properties, increased elasticity, strength and low ability to clotting, which, in turn, increases the durability of products made from them, including those having a medical purpose. It should also be noted that the product, which includes alpaca wool, is softer and does not prick in its effect on the skin and therefore can be used for more delicate areas of the human body or for a more tender and sensitive skin of children. In addition, it does not fade or lose its color during the cleaning and washing of products made from it.
  • a mixture of coarse camel fibers and downy alpaca or llama fibers leads to the production of raw materials for the production of yarn and subsequently products with desired performance properties, such as with a massage effect with a greater or lesser degree of severity.
  • sheep wool helps to improve the consumer properties of the product, associated, for example, with an increase in its softness. So, for example, in the production of the first layer of a cloth of camel wool of the second grade (weed-burdock), semi-thin sheep wool can be added to the composition of the yarn.
  • the massage effect is achieved through the interaction of woolen fibers, from which the front (working) layer of the fabric is formed, with the body of a person, when putting on a belt or bandage.
  • the back layer of the fabric, formed from cotton yarn is outside this medical device, and contributes, along with a sufficiently large distance between the connecting stitches (0.5 cm step), more free penetration through it into the air and / or outward perspiration, which increases hygiene of the product.
  • the canvases which include the above-mentioned varieties of wool, for example, alpaca and / or camel wool, acquire new positive qualities in comparison with known canvases. So, they are characterized along with improved warming and massage properties, increased elasticity, strength and low ability to clotting, which, in turn, increases the durability of products made from them, including those having a medical purpose.
  • Knitting density not less than 20.0

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Abstract

Le groupe d'inventions se rapporte à l'industrie du tricotage et concerne en particulier des tissus jersey obtenus au moyen d'un entrelacement chaîne fermée-trame dont la densité de surface est comprise entre 300 et 600 g/m2 et qui présente des propriétés élastiques, des articles tricotés et un fil. Le côté endroit du tissu est constitué d'un fil composé d'une laine naturelle de chameau et l'article peut, en outre, être fabriqué à partir d'un fil composé de toute combinaison de fibres naturelles de laine de yack ou de chèvre cachemire ou angora. Cette invention permet d'améliorer des propriétés d'hygiène et d'exploitation du fil, des articles et du tissu.
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