Knitted fabric - rib fabric and double rib fabric series

Rib tissue

The rib structure is the most basic structure of the double-knit fabric, which is composed of the front coil wales and the bad coils in the longitudinal direction with a certain combination rule.

For the simplest rib structure, that is, all the knitting needles are woven together to form an I+1 rib structure (commonly known as l X l rib or plane rib). The rib structure of the rib structure is a good appearance of the frontal wales of the common temple. l+1 ribbed tissue has double needles on both sides

The appearance of the front of the circle. When stretched in the transverse direction, the poor coil between the longitudinal rows of the two frontal coils is exposed. That is, the rib is composed of a front coil, and the concave rib is composed of a bad coil.

The thickness of the ribbed tissue in the slack state is usually twice the thickness of the weft needle tissue. Since both sides of the fabric are replaced by the longitudinal windings and the balance is reached, the fabric is flat and there is no curling.

3. Double rib structure

Double rib structure is commonly known as double-sided cloth or cotton cloth, which is composed of two rib structures. Fig. 2-6(a) is the coil structure of the double rib structure. Week 2-6(b) is the double rib structure line. As can be seen from Fig. 2-6, an intact double rib structure is composed of 2 ways (rounding) System) Weaving is the simplest double rib structure that is woven from two yarns. In the double rib structure, the yoke of the rib structure is slanted by the longitudinal wales of the other rib structure, and the wales of the cloak are concealed relative to each other without being exposed by the stretch. The double side can only see the front coil so it is called double frontal tissue. If it is a double rib structure composed of two 2×2 rib structures, it constitutes a 2 X 2 double rib structure commonly known as an eight-needle rock fabric or a 2×2 cotton cloth. The double rib fabric has a dense structure, no curling, and is not easy to disperse

The lateral extensibility and elasticity are slightly inferior and are not easily deformed.

4. Double bad organization

The organization that is replaced by a frontal course and a badly arranged course is a bad organization. That is, the fabric includes a front coil and a bad coil in each longitudinal row. Because the front and back sides of the fabric look like the bad appearance of the weft stitch organization.

Double bad tissue has greater elasticity and stretchability in both the lateral and longitudinal directions, and the stretchability of the fabric in the longitudinal direction (ie, the length direction) is greater. Double bad tissue cloth has a very obvious concave and convex effect.

Since the double bad fabric has excellent elasticity from both ends, the woven fabric appears thicker. Therefore, it has good warmth and is often used to produce sweaters.