Basic overlap and under lap variation in warp knitting
- 1. WELCOM E
- 2. Basic overlap & under lap variations TOPIC
- 3. closed lap open lap open laps Laying-in Miss-lapping All guide bar lapping movements are composed of one or more of the following lapping variation-
- 4. Closed lap Open lap 2 1 0 ( 1-2/1-0//) 2 1 0 (0-1/2-1//) closed lap & open lap
- 5. Open laps 2 1 0 ( 1-2/1-0//) open lapS Only overlaps and no underlaps
- 6. Laying-in 4 3 2 1 0 (0-0/2-2/1-1/3-3//) 2 1 0 (0-1/2-1//) LAYING-IN
- 7. LAYING-IN design in fabric
- 9. Pillar/Chain stitch Tricot stitch or 1 and 1 lapping movement Cord stitch or 2 and 1 lapping movement Longer reciprocating lapping movement Atlas stitch or lapping movements Two needle overlap Basic lapping movements
- 10. 1 0 (1-0/1-0//)1 0 (1-0/1-0//) PILLAR STITCH A pillar stitch is stitch construction where lapping of a yarn guide takes place over the same needle
- 12. 2 1 0 ( 1-2/1-0//) Tricot STITCH The laps are executed in alternate overlap and underlap motions on two adjacent defined needles . (0-1/2-1//)
- 13. 1&1 open lap fabric 1&1 close lap fabric
- 14. 0-1/3-2//1-0/2-3// cord STITCH Closed cord STITCH open cord STITCH
- 15. satin STITCH or lap Velvet lap Longer reciprocating lapping movements
- 16. 0-1/4-3//1-0/3-4// satin STITCH or lap Close satin lap Open satin lap
- 17. 0-1/5-4//1-0/4-5// Velvet lap Close Velvet lap Open Velvet lap
- 18. The atlas construction differs in that the laps are continued over two or more courses in one direction and then return in the other direction to the point where they started. ATLAS STITCH
- 19. Tricot atlas Cord type atlas Satin type atlas Velvet type atlas CLLASIFICATION OF ATLAS STITCH
- 20. 3-4/3-2/2-1/1-0/1-2/2-3//1-0/3-4// Tricot atlas Two course tricot atlas Three course tricot atlas
- 21. 4-5/3-2/1-0/2-3// Cord type atlas Cord type atlas
- 22. 0-7/4-3/1-0/3-4// Satin type atlas Satin type atlas
- 23. 8-9/5-4/1-0/4-5// Velvet type atlas Velvet type atlas
- 24. 8-9/5-4/1-0/4-5// Atlas TYPE STITCH IN FABRIC Velvet type atlas
- 25. “THINK AS MANY WAY AS YOU CAN TO MAKE A UNIQUE DESIGN BY USING THIS BASICS”