| 摘要 |
A basket goal net characterized in that the net is formed from a plurality of netting cords of synthetic fiber, each of the netting cords comprising at least one chain yarn knitted on a Raschel machine and at least one inlay yarn, each two adjacent netting cords being joined together at a plurality of locations by Raschel knitting. The net has none of the sheet bends or like knots included in conventional goal nets and is therefore highly resistant to abrasion. Since the legs of the junctions of the netting cords will not be fully stretched, the net retains sufficient restoring proporties at all times, permitting the ball to pass therethrough at a reduced speed so that the passage of the ball can be recognized manifestly. When the cords are warp-knitted into an ingenious structure, the net has high anti-whipping properties. When further heat-treated, the net can be given perfect abrasion resistance, restoring properties and anti-whipping properties.
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