Knitting machines

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1976-06-15

1978-10-24

Reynolds, Wm. Carter

Textiles: knitting

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66152, D04B 1560

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041214390

ABSTRACT:
In a knitting machine the needle beds and yarn feeders circulate relative to one another. This normally produces a tubular fabric. In order to leave a gap in the tube, a zone of each needle bed is arranged as a non-knit zone. To save yarn the yarns are not normally allowed to float across the gap, but are severed and trapped. To hold the edges straight, periodic yarns are allowed to float across the gap.

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