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Original Concept of a New Multicomb Warp-knitting Machine for Manufacturing Spatial Knitted Fabrics

Research and development

Authors:

• Pieklak Katarzyna
  Poland, Łódź, Technical Universty of Lodz, Department of Knitting Technology and Structure of Knitted Products
• Mikołajczyk Zbigniew (j/w)

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Abstract: This article presents an original concept of warp-knitting machine construction with more than two needle combs. The technical and technological parameters of the warp-knitting machine with even and odd numbers of needle combs were characterised. The geometry of mutual positions of the basic machine elements were determined including the needle combs, needle bars and the holding sinker combs in relation to the knocking-down combs. A concept of the whole structure of the machine is presented, as well as the structure of the hybrid drives of the loop forming elements, devices feeding the threads, the take–up devices and storage parts for the spatial knitted fabrics.

Tags:

warp-knitting machine, multi-comb, spatial knitted fabrics, structure concept

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Citation:

Pieklak K., Mikołajczyk Z.; Original Concept of a New Multicomb Warp-knitting Machine for Manufacturing Spatial Knitted Fabrics. FIBRES & TEXTILES in Eastern Europe 2009, Vol. 17, No. 3 (74) pp. 76-80.

Published on issue no 3 (74) / 2009, pages 76–80.

"Fibres & Textiles in Eastern Europe" is inserted on the "ISI Master Journal List" of the Institute for Scientific Information, Philadelphia, USA (for the year 2010 has an Impact Factor of 0.629) and is indexed in Research Alert, SCI Expanded (Sci Search and Web of Science), the Materials Science Citation Index, Current Contents/Engineering, Computing & Technology; as well as by the Textile Institute, Manchester, in the Information Service; and in Toga FIZ Technik; Rapra Technology Ltd.; Elsevier Geo Abstracts; Textiles Eastern Europe - World Textile Publications; Applied Mechanics Review; Chemical Abstracts Service; Referativny hurnal; and by the European Textile Network.

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