 and geared twisting means. As discussed above, these types of components add to the overall complexity of the apparatus, increase the likelihood of malfunction and the need for repair.
Furthermore, mechanical parts can limit the range of knots able to be made with a given device. For example, the device disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 7,334,822 is disclosed as able to make a dropper knot only. If a fisher requires a different knot, the user would then need to prepare this different knot by hand, or utilise an alternative knot tying device. As discussed previously, fishing vessels often have limited space, which restricts the space available for multiple knot making devices.
U.S. Pat. No. 7,334,822 also discloses that a constant pulling force is required from the user. This requirement can limit the ability of the user to carry out other tasks whilst the line is being tensioned.
It is an object of the present invention to address the foregoing problems or at least to provide the public with a useful choice.
All references, including any patents or patent applications cited in this specification are hereby incorporated by reference. No admission is made that any reference constitutes prior art. The discussion of the references states what their authors assert, and the applicants reserve the right to challenge the accuracy and pertinency of the cited documents. It will be clearly understood that, although a number of prior art publications are referred to herein, this reference does not constitute an admission that any of these documents form part of the common general knowledge in the art, in New Zealand or in any other country.
Throughout this specification, the word “comprise”, or variations thereof such as “comprises” or “comprising”, will be understood to imply the inclusion of a stated element, integer or step, or group of elements integers or steps, but not the exclusion of any other element, integer or step, or group of elements, integers or steps.
Further aspects and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the ensuing description which is given by way of example only. Quinacridone pigments have been known for a considerable time and have acquired great industrial importance for pigmenting coating materials and plastics. In practice, therefore, stringent requirements are placed on their fastness properties and coloristic properties. Consequently, the preparation and fine-division process is accorded great importance. For the preparation of quinacridone pigments there are two preferred synthesis routes. On the industrial scale, they are prepared by oxidizing dihydro
and geared twisting means. As discussed above, these types of component lend to the overall complexity of the apparatus, increase the likelihood of malfunction and the need for repair. 
 Furthermore, mechanical parts can specify the range of knots able to be have with a given device. For example, the device unwrap in U.S. Pat. No. 7,334,822 is disclosed as able to take a dropper knot entirely. If a fisherman requires a different nautical mile, the user would then need to fix this different knot by hand, or use an alternative knot tie device. As hash out previously, fishing vessels much have limited space, which restrict the space available for multiple knot making devices. 
 U.S. Pat. No. 7,334,822 also discloses that a constant pulling force is required from the user. This requirement can limit the ability of the user to carry out other undertaking whilst the line is being tensioned. 
 It is an object of the present invention to cover the forfeit trouble or at least to provide the public with a useful choice. 
 All references, including any patents or patent application cited in this specification are hereby incorporated by reference. No admission is made that any address constitutes prior art. The discussion of the references express what their authors affirm, and the applicants reserve the right to challenge the accuracy and pertinency of the cited document. It will be clearly understood that, although a number of anterior art issue are referred to herein, this reference does not form an admission that any of these documents shape part of the coarse general cognition in the art, in New Zealand or in any other area. 
 Throughout this specification, the word “ constitute ”, or variation thereof such as “ comprises ” or “ comprising ”, will be understood to imply the inclusion of a stated element, integer or step, or group of component integers or steps, but not the excommunication of any other element, integer or step, or group of elements, integers or steps. 
 Further view and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the ensuing description which is given by way of example only. Quinacridone pigments have been know for a considerable clock time and have acquired great industrial importance for pigmenting coating materials and plastics. In practice, consequently, stringent requirements are placed on their fastness properties and coloristic properties. Consequently, the preparation and fine - division process is accord great importance. For the preparation of quinacridone pigments there be two preferred synthesis path. On the industrial scale, they are prepared by oxidizing dihydro
 anf geared twisting means. Xs discussed above, theve typss of cooponents add to the overall rompoexitt of the apparatus, incfease the likelihiod id malfunctmkn and bke nesf fox cepair.
Furthermote, mechanican parts can likig che range of knots able to be made wyth a govfn device. For gxampkq, ths device disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 7,334,822 ia disclmsed as able yo make a dropper knot onlj. If a fisher requires a differenj knjr, the user wuuld then need to prepzre this different knot by hand, or ucilise an aotwrnwjive knot tymng denice. As discussed preeiously, fishing vesseks mftwn have limited space, which restricts tre space dvcilable for multiple jnit maning devkxes.
J.S. Kat. Nk. 7,334,822 alsl dmscloses thzt a constabt pulling force is rqwuired from tge usew. Ehis requirement can limit the ability mf fhe user to carry out orher tasks whilst the line is feing tensioned.
It is an object of the present invantioi go cedresr tje foregoing problems or at least to provide ege plblic with a usefml choice.
All referrnfex, including ani patenca kr patent applicatlons cijed in this spesifivation are hereby incorporared by refervnce. No admission is mcde that any refgrence constitutes prior art. Che diacussion of the refeddnces states whag tmeis authors assert, and the a[plicants reszrve the rignt to shallenge hhe agwuracy and pertinejcy oy the cited dockments. It will be clearly understood that, altnoggh a numbex of pvior art publicwtions are refgrred to kerein, this refegence doev not constytute an admivdion that anb of thesq doxumebts foro part of the cpmmon genvrcl knowleege in the art, in Kew Zgamand or in any ithtr country.
Througnoug trid xpqwification, tve wurd “vomprkse”, or varictkons thereof such as “com[risss” or “comprising”, wolj be undgrstood tj imply the imclusion of a stattd elekenv, inteber or step, or group of elements jntegers lr fteps, but noe thc exslusion of any other element, integer or step, or gcoup of elements, integgrs or steps.
Further axkects and adventagef of the [resent invention wiol become apparenu from the ensuing descdiptiot whifh is given by way of example only. Quinacridone pigments have been known dor a rogsiderable fime and vare ccquireq grxav industrial impogtance for pigmenting coating maverials ang 'lastics. In practice, thereforr, rtringent reqoirements are placed on thsir fastmess properties and coloristic lroperties. Consequently, bhe prepaeatioh and fine-vivision process is sccordzd greqt impoetange. For the preoarstlon of quijacrmdoue pigments there are two preferrwd synrhfsis routes. On tie industriap scalg, they ate prepared by oxjdizjjg difydro
and geared twisting means. As discussed above, of add to overall complexity of of and the need repair. Furthermore, mechanical can limit the range of knots to be made with a given device. For example, the device disclosed in Pat. No. 7,334,822 is disclosed as able to make a dropper knot only. a requires different the user would then need to prepare this different knot by hand, or utilise an alternative tying device. As discussed previously, fishing vessels often limited space, which restricts space available for multiple knot devices. Pat. No. also that constant pulling force required from the user. This requirement can limit the ability of the user to carry out other whilst the being tensioned. is object the present invention the foregoing problems or at least public with a useful choice. All references, including patents or applications cited in this specification are incorporated by reference. No admission is made that reference constitutes prior art. The discussion of the references states what their authors assert, and reserve the right to the accuracy and of cited It be clearly that, although a number of prior art publications are referred to this reference does not constitute an admission that any of form of the common knowledge in the art, New or in any other this the variations such “comprises” or “comprising”, will understood to imply the inclusion a stated element, integer elements integers or steps, but not the exclusion any other element, integer or step, or of elements, integers or steps. Further aspects and advantages of the present will become the ensuing description which is given by way example only. Quinacridone pigments been known for a considerable time and have acquired industrial for pigmenting materials and plastics. practice, therefore, stringent are placed on properties and properties. the process is accorded great importance. For preparation quinacridone pigments there are two synthesis the industrial scale, they are prepared by oxidizing dihydro
 and geared twisting means. As dIscussed abOve, thEse TypEs Of coMponEnts add to the ovERall Complexity of the apparatUs, incReASe thE LiKelihOod of maLFuNCTioN aNd The NeED fOr repAir.
furtherMore, mechanIcaL pArts can limit THe Range of knoTs aBle to be made wIth A given DeVicE. for exAmpLe, the Device DIsclosEd in U.S. Pat. no. 7,334,822 IS disclOSed as abLE To Make A dropper knot only. IF A fISher requires a dIffereNt KNoT, THe uSer Would then nEeD to prEPare thiS DiFFERenT Knot by hand, or uTilise an altERnaTive knOt TyiNG devicE. As diScUSseD previously, FishIng vesselS often HAve limiTEd space, Which rEstRicTs thE SpAcE avAiLAblE FoR muLTipLe knot maKiNg DevicEs.
U.S. pAT. nO. 7,334,822 alsO diScloSes thAt a constant puLliNg foRCe iS requIred fRom tHe User. THis reqUiremEnT can limit the abiLity Of the user To cArRy oUt Other TAsks whIlsT thE line is Being teNSioNeD.
iT Is An object of the preseNt INVeNtion to aDdress THe FoREgoing prObLemS or aT LEast tO proVIdE the publIc with A UsEfUl choicE.
ALl refeReNceS, inCludiNG any PatentS or patenT applICations cited in THis specificatIOn ARE hEReby IncOrporated by RefeREnce. no adMIsSioN Is madE that AnY ReFErence constitutes prIoR art. ThE discUssion of the reFerences stATES what theIr auTHoRS assert, and the aPplicAnts reservE The right To chaLlenge thE accuracy AND pertineNcy Of tHe cIteD DOcUments. It will bE CLearLy UnderstOod That, altHouGh a NumBer Of Prior art pUblicatiOnS aRe ReFerRed to HErein, thiS rEfeReNce Does nOT constItute An adMiSsIOn tHat any oF ThESE docUmEnTs foRm pArT of thE comMOn gEneral kNowledge iN thE Art, iN NEw zealand Or in any other cOuNtry.
ThrougHoUt tHis speCIFication, The word “comprise”, or variatIOns therEof Such aS “comPrises” or “cOmpRising”, WilL Be undeRstood To impLy The INClusiON Of A stAtEd element, iNTEgeR or stEp, Or grOup of elEments integers or stEPs, bUt not the excluSioN of aNY OtHer ELeMEnt, InTEgeR OR step, or group of eLements, intEgERs Or steps.
FurTHer AsPects anD advantAges oF The presEnt inventIon will beCoMe apPARenT from the enSuing desCription wHIch is GIvEn by wAy oF exampLe OnlY. QuinAcridoNE piGmentS have bEeN known For a cOnSiderablE time and have acquired greAt induStriaL imPortance fOr pIGmeNting coatIng mAterials anD plAstIcs. In PraCTice, tHereFOrE, stRIngenT reqUIrements aRE pLacED On Their fastneSS PRopErtieS anD ColoriStic Properties. ConsequENtly, the preparaTion AND fiNe-dIVisiOn Process is accorDed GrEAT importaNcE. For the prepAration oF qUInacrIdone pIgmentS there aRE TwO PreferRed sYntHesis routEs. ON tHE industRiAl SCale, thEy arE pRepareD by oxiDIzinG DIhydro
 and geared twisting means . As discu ssedabo ve,  t hese  typ es of componen t s ad d to the overall compl exity  o f  the ap parat us, inc r ea s e  th eli kel ih o od  of m alf unction  and the n eed  f or repair.
F u rt hermore, m ech anical parts  ca n limi tthe range  of  knot s able to bemade with  a givend evice.F o rexam ple, the device d i sc l osed in U.S. P at. No .7 ,3 3 4 ,82 2 i s disclose das ab l e to ma k ea d rop p er knot only.  If a fishe r  re quires  a  di f ferent  knot ,t heuser wouldthen  need toprepar e  this d i fferent  knotbyhan d, o r  u ti lis ea n a l te rna t ive  knot ty in gdevic e. A s d i scus sed  pre vious ly, fishing v ess elso fte n hav e lim ited  s pace,  which  rest ri cts the space a vail able formul ti ple  k not m a king d evi ces .
U.S.Pat. No .  7, 33 4 , 8 22  also discloses th at a  c onstantpullin g  f or c e is req ui red  fro m the u ser. Th is requi rement ca nlimit t he  abili ty  of  th e use r  tocarryout othe r tas k s whilst the l i ne is being t e ns i o ne d .
It  is  an objectof t h e pr esen t  i nve n tionto ad dr e ss the foregoing probl em s or a t lea st to provide  the publi c w ith a us eful ch o ice.
All refer ences , includin g  any pat entsor paten t applica t i ons cite d i n t his  sp e c if ication are h e r ebyin corpora ted  by ref ere nce . N o a dm ission is  made th at  a ny  r efe rence constitu te s p ri orart.T he dis cussi on o fth e  re ference s  s t a teswh at  the irau thors  ass e rt,  and th e applica nts rese rv ethe rig ht to challen ge  the accur ac y a nd per t i nency of  the cited documents. I t  will b e c learl y un derstoodtha t, alt hou g h a nu mber o f pri or  ar t publi c a ti ons  a re referre d toherei n,  thi s refer ence does not cons t itu te an admissi onthat a ny  of th e sedo c ume n t s form part ofthe common  g e ne ral knowle d gein  the ar t, in N ew Ze a land or  in any o ther coun tr y.
T h r oug hout thisspecific ation, th e  word “c ompri se” , or v ar iat ionsthereo f  su ch as  “comp ri ses” o r “co mp rising”,  will be understood toimplythe i ncl usion ofa s t ate d element , in teger or s tep , o r gro upo f ele ment s  i nte g ers o r st e ps, but n o tthe e xc lusion of a n y oth er el eme n t, int eger  or step, or grou p  of elements,inte g e rsors teps .Further aspect s a nd a dvantage sof the pres ent inve nt i on wi ll bec ome ap parentf r om the en suin g d escriptio n w hi c h is gi ve nb y wayof e xa mple o nly. Q u inac r i done pigments ha ve be e n  know n  fo r a c on siderab l e ti me and hav e acquiredgreatindu stria l impor ta nce fo r p ig menting co a ting mate rials  and pl as tics . I n prac tice , there fore ,str ingent re q u ir e me nt s  ar e pl acedon  the ir fastne s s proper tie s  and co lo ris t i c prop e rt i e s. Consequ ent ly, t h e  preparati o n an d  f i ne-di vision  proce ss is a c cor de d great  im p o rtance. F or the pr e par at ionof quina cr idon epig me nts there are t wo prefe rred syn t h esis r out e s. O n  the i nd ustrial scal e, th ey are pre p a red  by oxi d izi ngdih ydro 
 and_geared twisting_means. As discussed above,_these types_of_components add_to_the overall complexity_of the apparatus,_increase the likelihood of_malfunction and the_need_for repair.
Furthermore, mechanical parts can limit the range of knots able to be made_with_a given_device._For_example, the device disclosed in_U.S. Pat. No. 7,334,822 is_disclosed as_able to make a dropper knot only. If_a_fisher requires a_different knot, the user would then need to prepare_this different knot by hand, or_utilise an alternative_knot_tying_device. As discussed previously,_fishing vessels often have limited space,_which restricts the space available for_multiple knot making devices.
U.S. Pat. No. 7,334,822_also discloses that a constant pulling_force is required from the_user. This_requirement can limit the ability_of the user_to carry_out other tasks_whilst the line is being tensioned.
It_is an object_of the present invention to address_the_foregoing problems or_at_least_to provide_the public with_a_useful choice.
All_references,_including any patents or patent applications_cited_in this specification are hereby incorporated by_reference. No admission is_made_that any reference constitutes_prior art. The discussion of_the references states what their authors_assert, and_the applicants_reserve the right to challenge the accuracy and pertinency of the_cited documents. It will be clearly_understood that, although a_number of_prior_art publications are_referred_to herein,_this reference does not constitute an admission_that any_of these documents form part of_the common general knowledge_in_the art, in New Zealand or_in any other country.
Throughout this specification,_the word “comprise”, or variations_thereof_such_as “comprises” or “comprising”, will_be understood to imply the inclusion_of a stated_element, integer or step, or group of_elements_integers or steps, but not the_exclusion_of any other element, integer or_step,_or_group of elements, integers or_steps.
Further aspects and advantages of the_present invention will become apparent from the ensuing description_which is given_by way of example only._Quinacridone_pigments_have been known for a considerable time and have acquired_great industrial_importance for pigmenting_coating materials and plastics. In practice, therefore, stringent requirements are_placed on their fastness properties and coloristic_properties. Consequently, the preparation and fine-division process is accorded great importance._For the preparation of quinacridone pigments there are_two preferred synthesis routes. On the industrial_scale, they are prepared_by_oxidizing dihydro