Abstract:
Device on sewing machines for trimming edges of the material with a cutter that is mounted for swinging movement on a cutter support adapted to make evading movements and which has an edge disposed in a vertical plane, as well as an angular protecting bridge disposed horizontally above the edge where the cutter support is displaceably mounted in a vertical guide means of a support member arranged on a cutter rocking lever and which is adjustable in height and is held in a central position by means of springs.
Abstract:
Machine for sewing on buttons comprising a button clamp and a material carrier, both of which are connected with a common control device driven by the machine to effect horizontal movements, which operates by switching a transmission (23, 24, 27, 28, 29) to the transfer of the drive for the material carrier (45), that is connected with a second control device (56) driven by the machine.
Abstract:
A device for guiding the needle thread of sewing machines including a lug having a thread guide eyelet mounted on the needle bar and a frame mounted on the stepper foot shaft, which frame has a crossbar that extends transversely proximate the path of the needle and is overlapped by the thread guide eyelet when the needle is in the lower position. This device serves to seize the excess thread between the needle eye and the thread carrier, thus facilitating the formation of the thread loops.
Abstract:
IN A SEWING MACHINE HAVING AN UPPER FEED DOG STRUCTURALLY COMBINED WITH THE PRESSER FOOT FOR BOTH HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL OSCILLATING MOVEMENTS OF SAID DOG, AND A COMMON BIASING SPRING ARRANGED TO URGE BOTH THE PRESSER FOOT AND FEED DOG LIFT BARS INTO ENGAGEMENT OF THE PRESSER FOOT AND FEED DOG WITH THE WORK, AN AUXILIARY BIASING SPRING ACTING ON THE PRESSER FOOT BAR ONLY SERVES TO MAINTAIN THE SAME IN CONTINUOUS ENGAGEMENT WITH THE WORK, INDEPENDENTLY OF PRESSURE VARIATIONS ON THE WORK BY THE COMMON BIASING SPRING RESULTING FROM THE VERTICAL FEED DOG OSCILLATIONS.
Abstract:
THREAD CUTTING MECHANISM FOR A LOCKSTITCH SEWING MACHINE WITH OSCILLATING LOOPTACKER COMPRISES A CURVED THREAD CATCHER CARRYING A FLAT CUTTING KNIFE AND BEING MOUNTED FOR OSCILLATING MOVEMENT IN THE DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT OF THE LOOPTAKER. THE THREAD CATCHER IS OPERATED BY AN AUXILIARY SHAFT PARALLEL TO AND OPERABLY CONNECTED WITH THE LOOPTAKER ROCKSHAFT VIA A MULTIPLE MOTION-TRANSMITTING CAM MECHANISM DESIGNED TO EFFECT A TWO-STEP THREAD CATCHING AND CUTTING OPERATION DURING A LOOPTAKER OSCILLATING CYCLE BY FIRST OPERATING THE THREAD CATCHER AXIALLY TO A FAVORABLE POSITION FOR SEPARATING THE BOBBON THREAD AND THE WORK LIMB OF THE NEEDLE THREAD LOOP AND SUBSEQUENT CUTTING OF THE SEPARATED THREADS BY THE CUTTING KNIFE.