Textiles: knitting – Independent-needle machines – Circular
Patent
1975-12-10
1977-05-03
Stein, Mervin
Textiles: knitting
Independent-needle machines
Circular
66154A, D04B 1578
Patent
active
040206521
ABSTRACT:
A selection mechanism for a knitting machine of the type having individually movable needles provided or associated with selection butts at two or more levels, comprising at least one pair of superimposed permanent magnets, having a common pole piece between them to which opposite pole faces of the magnets are directed, individual pole pieces extending from the other faces of the magnets to form electromagnetic selectors at two different butt levels closely spaced on either side of the common pole piece, and selector coils on the said individual pole pieces adapted to be individually pulsed to divert the magnetic field of the permanent magnet in the pole piece so as to negate its effect on the butts.
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Austin Pamela S.
Falik A. M.
Stein Mervin
Weiner Irving M.
Wildt Mellor Bromley Limited
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