EP0267606B1 - Process and means for making and using of footwear bipolar lasts, particularly adapted to self extending to stress the shoe or the like being shaped, and lasts obtained with such process and means - Google Patents
Process and means for making and using of footwear bipolar lasts, particularly adapted to self extending to stress the shoe or the like being shaped, and lasts obtained with such process and means Download PDFInfo
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- the present invention relates to a last, and a process for making bipolar lasts for shoes and the like, whose polarities are articulated, which are particularly adapted to self extending whereby to stress the shoe or the like being shaped.
- the hinge provided between the two polar bodies, of present lasts for shoes, was relatively cheap, comprising generally one pivot and one spring, shaped substantially as an omega
- the working of each polar body of each last for shoes, and for its assembling were such and so many to render expensive the arrangement, in its whole, also because, such operations, had to be executed, complying with very strict tolerances and on bodies comprising irregular, heterogeneous and indefinite shapes, particularly unamenable by any mechanical working, in general and in particular to the automatical one.
- the last instead of determining the shoe shaping process it undergoes it.
- the invention is intended to remedy these drawbacks. It solves the problem of harmlessly stressing the shoe or the like being shaped by providing means which are automatizable.
- the coupling provided between the two polar bodies of the shoe last is characterized by comprising a longitudinal guide substantially axial which adjusts the shifting between the two components in a range comprised between 5 mm and 30 mm, keeping them in line and in the same direction, wherein said spring permanently and intensely forces the two polar bodies in the most mutually allowable spread apart position, each of said last polar body being provided with an holdable means particularly in the form of a depression, said guide being nonround, e.g. polygonal, in cross section or having a similar keying therefor.
- a blank body 1, of plastic material, having approximately the shape of a foot and possibly of both feet is provided by moulds 10, 10' (figure 1).
- the blank body 1 is conventionally placed on a rough shaping machine for lasts of which only the center drill tools 11, 11' (figure 3) and the rough shaping tool 15 (figure 4) are shown.
- the center drill tools provide the dimples 01, 01' in each end respectively; then the tool 15 provides the rough shaping of last blank body 1'' (figure 4).
- the rough shaped piece is placed on a finishing machine for lasts of which only the centers 14, 14' and the finishing tool 15' are shown.
- the body 1'' is shape finished to provide the semiworked piece 1'''.
- the semiworked piece 1''' is set on an additional finishing machine for lasts of which only the tools 16, 16', 16'', are shown, at figure 6.
- the tool 16 provides the finishing of the forward tapered end by removing the section including the dimple 01; in a second station the tool 16' provides the finishing of the rear end by removing the section including the dimple 01'; according to the present invention in a third station the tool 16'' provides the facing of the top side 01'' of last which represents an essential reference for the following working setting.
- the semiworked last 1''' of figure 6 is placed on a drilling and capsuling machine of which only a drill 17, a head tool 17' and a wise-chariot 18 for locking and setting the semiworked last, in each of two positions (figure 7 and 8), are shown.
- a bore is provided by drill 17 (figure 7) and a sleeve 02 is forced therein and in a second stage (figure 8) another bore is drilled and a second sleeve 02' is provided at a calibrated distance from the first one 02 and exactly parallel to same.
- the semiworked last 1''' of figure 8 is set on a special sawing machine of which only a shaft 19, with a pair of disk-like tools 19', 19'' and the wise 18' are shown, in figure 9.
- the semiworked last duly set and locked, is shown while is being sawn to split the last poles 2, 2' from a short central part 1'''', which is discarded.
- the last forward pole 2 is set on a special horizontal drilling machine of which only the wise 20 and the drill tool 21 are shown.
- Such forward pole 2 of last is set horizontally locking it with reference to its shape and to the sleeve 02 and in this locked condition is bored by the drill 21 to provide the bore 22.
- the last rear pole 2' is set on the special horizontal drilling machine of which only the wise 20' and the stepped drill tool 21' are shown.
- Such rear pole 2 of the last is set horizontally locking it thereon with reference to its shape and to the sleeve 02' and in this locked condition is bored by the stepped drill 21' to provide the stepped bore 22'.
- the device 333 which controls the shiftable coupling which, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises: a rod 3, a spring 30, a longitudinal shifting sleeve 33 and a snap ring 03 of coupling.
- the rod 3 is provided at one end with a cylindrical tang 33'' to be coupled with the bore 22'', whereby to provide a locked joint therewith.
- the central part of the rod is polygonal e.g. hexagonal; it is finished as to be shiftable in the sleeve 33.
- the outer surface of same sleeve 33 is roughened so as to be lockedly joinable with the bore 22.
- the device 333 is coupled to the poles 2, 2' of the last in assembled condition, i.e. as shown in figures 13, 14 and 15.
- Such assembling is provided by mounting sequentially on the rod: the snap ring 03, the sleeve 33 and the spring 30.
- the tang 33'' of device 333 is mounted on the rear pole 2' of the last, by enclosing, between the pole 2' and the ring 03, the spring 30 and the sleeve 33. This is provided by a press of which only the hollow plunger 4 is shown (figure 14).
- the forward end of device 333 comprised by the sleeve 33, is coupled to the forward pole 2 of the last which is represented by the bore 22.
- This is provided by a press of which only the plunger 4' is shown (figure 15). Its action is made amenable by the counteraction provided by a rest 4'' which is presently removed.
- the shoe last according the present invention, can be manipulated by a simple handling device, providing an increased efficiency, in term of stroke and contractibility, i.e., capability of being introduced in and removed from the shoe being shaped, is shown, in a reduced scale, in figures 16 and 17. More particularly, in figure 16 the last is shown in contracted condition and the semifinished shoe 5 is being slipped thereon. Whereas, as shown in figure 17, the last is in an expanded condition and the shoe 5, being shaped thereby, is stressed by one or more springs 30, included in the last, to provide a shoe shaping stretching.
- the device 44 providing the contraction and expanding of the holdable sleeves 02, 02' is very simple and extremely efficient so that even the same process of making shoes results to be improved in that the stretching of members of shoe 5 and in particular its upper occurs in a self governing and permanent way due to the spontaneous action of spring 30.
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- The present invention relates to a last, and a process for making bipolar lasts for shoes and the like, whose polarities are articulated, which are particularly adapted to self extending whereby to stress the shoe or the like being shaped.
- As it is known, the lasts for manufacturing shoes and the like, are those tools, difficult to manufacture, in itself which, moreover, convey in a process of production, thoroughly determining it.
- In the present state of the art devices are known for extending shoes and to maintain them in good and proper shape; arrangements of this kind are disclosed by FR-A-587890 and FR-A-695385 in the form of self extending footwear bipolar lasts to stress the shoes to be used by travellers and for private or domestic use. Also known are bipolar last tool to be used by the shoe maker to maintain the repaired or hand made shoes in good and proper shape. Arrangements of this kind are disclosed by DE-A-695922 in the form of self extending footwear bipolar lasts to stress the shoes. In other words these tools are used to keep in shape the shoes substantially in absence of shaping centripetal reaction forces.
- Whereas the problem of a last for manufacturing shoes has never been faced in its entirety, but only mere secondary aspects of it were solved, which, even valuable as special solutions, resulted to be relatively poor, from a global perspective. Starting from the arrangements used to provide said last, such as to be adjustable, at least for the final extraction from the shoe in which the same is being used, at present, this adjusting, is obtained by splitting, such lasts for shoes, in at least two parts, substantially polar, generally interrupted in the central part. An adjustable coupling is therebetwen provided, comprising an hinge, which, as such, needs to be suitably driven, to perform swinging movements and the like, which are automatically unamenable. While, the hinge, provided between the two polar bodies, of present lasts for shoes, was relatively cheap, comprising generally one pivot and one spring, shaped substantially as an omega, the working of each polar body of each last for shoes, and for its assembling, were such and so many to render expensive the arrangement, in its whole, also because, such operations, had to be executed, complying with very strict tolerances and on bodies comprising irregular, heterogeneous and indefinite shapes, particularly unamenable by any mechanical working, in general and in particular to the automatical one. On manufacturing the shoe, in addition to difficulties to manipulate the polar bodies of shoe last, by complying with swinging and the like movements, the last instead of determining the shoe shaping process it undergoes it. In fact, in footwear assembling and shaping process, from one side, the shoe being shaped, with the last mounted therein is heated for distending the same shoe and in this stage the last therein is engaged to play its task. Despite of this, the lasts according to the present state of the art in the very stage when the cooling contraction took place and the shoe last was engaged to play its own peculiar task it failed and resulted compressed by the shoes, thus complicating its removal therefrom; the necessary strain involved could cause immediate and virtual breaks. Such strains affected heavily even the shoe, for the reason that only one polar part of the known lasts was provided with removal means, generally a single bore, and a counteraction on the shoe was needed to swing off therefrom both parts of the last.
- The invention, as claimed, is intended to remedy these drawbacks. It solves the problem of harmlessly stressing the shoe or the like being shaped by providing means which are automatizable. In particular in a footwear bipolar last, of the kind having articulated polarities, spread apart by a spring, for manufacturing shoes and the like, adapted to self extending longitudinally and to stress the shoe or the like being worked thereon, the coupling provided between the two polar bodies of the shoe last is characterized by comprising a longitudinal guide substantially axial which adjusts the shifting between the two components in a range comprised between 5 mm and 30 mm, keeping them in line and in the same direction, wherein said spring permanently and intensely forces the two polar bodies in the most mutually allowable spread apart position, each of said last polar body being provided with an holdable means particularly in the form of a depression, said guide being nonround, e.g. polygonal, in cross section or having a similar keying therefor.
- One way of carrying out the invention is described in detail below with reference to drawings which illustrate a specific embodiment, in which:
- Figure 1 is a side cross section of a mold to provide a blank body of plastic material, having approximately the shape of one foot and possibly of both feet; it represents the first, known, stage of the process according to the present invention.
- Figure 2 is a side view of blank body as obtained from the first stage of figure 1.
- Figure 3 is a longitudinal, axial, vertical, cross section of the blank of figure 2, in the attitude wherein the centering tools of a rough shaping machine for lasts provides the polar ends with dimples, even this stage being conventional.
- Figure 4 is a longitudinal, axial, vertical, cross section of the body of figure 3 in the attitude wherein the tools of said shoe last rough shaping machine provide the rough shaping thereof, even this stage being conventional.
- Figure 5 is a longitudinal, axial, vertical, cross section of the body of figure 3 in the attitude in which a tool, of another finishing machine for shoe lasts working, provides the finishing of the last. This stage is substantially conventional but, according to the present invention, the conventional stage of providing an hinge is skipped.
- Figure 6 is a longitudinal, axial, vertical, cross section of the body of figure 5 in the attitude in which a tool, of an additional finishing machine for shoe lasts, provides: in a first station thereof, the finishing of the tapering end, by removal of the dimple thereof, in a second station the same working on the last heel and in a third station the facing of the upper side of the last, which comprises a reference face which is essential for further working and plays an important task in the process according to the present invention.
- Figure 7 is a longitudinal, axial, vertical, cross section of the semiworked piece of figure 6, in the attitude in which a tool device of another machine for drilling and capsuling provides, in a first step, the drilling of a hole and the mounting therein of an holdable sleeve.
- Figure 8 is a longitudinal, axial, vertical, cross section of the semiworked piece of figure 7, in the attitude in which the same tool device of same machine for drilling and capsuling provides, in a second step, the drilling of a second hole and the mounting therein of a second hole and the mounting therein of a second holdable sleeve at a calibrated distance from the first and exactly parallel to the same. This second step of drilling represents a peculiar feature of the present invention.
- Figure 9 is a longitudinal, axial, vertical, cross section of the semiworked piece of figure 8, in the attitude in which, by a special sawing machine, the last set upside dawn is sawn, splitting the poles thereof from a short central separated section which is disposed. Even this splitting stage represents a peculiar feature of the present invention.
- Figure 10 is a longitudinal, axial, vertical cross section of the forward semiworked pole of figure 9, in the attitude in which, by a special horizontal drilling machine said last forward pole is drilled longitudinally from the rear side, exactly in connection with its shape. Even this drilling stage represents a peculiar feature of the present invention.
- Figure 11 is a longitudinal, axial, vertical, cross section of the rear semiworked last pole of figure 9 in the attitude in which, by a special horizontal drilling machine, the rear last pole is drilled longitudinally from the rear side, exactly with reference to its shape. Even this drilling stage represents a peculiar feature of the present invention.
- Figure 12 is an exploded perspective view of a joining shiftable device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 13 is a perspective view of the joining shiftable device, duly mounted on a last, ready for use.
- Figure 14 is a detailed cross section of coupling of figures 12 and 13, in the attitude in which the rear end of the device is mounted on the rear pole of the last.
- Figure 15 is a detailed cross section of the coupling of figures 12 and 13 in which the forward end of device is mounted on the forepole of the last.
- Figure 16 shows, schematically, in a reduced scale how a last can be manipulated by a simple handling device, providing an increased efficiency, in term of stroke and contractibility, i.e., capability of being introduced in and removed from the shoe being shaped. The same is shown in the attitude in which the last is contracted and the semiworked shoe is being worn thereon.
- Figure 17 is substantially a repetition of figure 16 but in the attitude in which the last is expanding, stressing the shoe being formed, such stressing being provided by at least one spring therein included.
- Referring now to the figures of the drawings, a
blank body 1, of plastic material, having approximately the shape of a foot and possibly of both feet is provided bymoulds 10, 10' (figure 1). Theblank body 1 is conventionally placed on a rough shaping machine for lasts of which only thecenter drill tools 11, 11' (figure 3) and the rough shaping tool 15 (figure 4) are shown. As shown in figure 3 the center drill tools provide thedimples 01, 01' in each end respectively; then thetool 15 provides the rough shaping of last blank body 1'' (figure 4). Thereafter, the rough shaped piece is placed on a finishing machine for lasts of which only thecenters 14, 14' and the finishing tool 15' are shown. Herein the body 1'' is shape finished to provide the semiworked piece 1'''. Thereafter, the semiworked piece 1''' is set on an additional finishing machine for lasts of which only thetools 16, 16', 16'', are shown, at figure 6. - In a first station the
tool 16 provides the finishing of the forward tapered end by removing the section including thedimple 01; in a second station the tool 16' provides the finishing of the rear end by removing the section including the dimple 01'; according to the present invention in a third station the tool 16'' provides the facing of the top side 01'' of last which represents an essential reference for the following working setting. As partially shown in figure 7 and 8 the semiworked last 1''' of figure 6 is placed on a drilling and capsuling machine of which only adrill 17, a head tool 17' and a wise-chariot 18 for locking and setting the semiworked last, in each of two positions (figure 7 and 8), are shown. Herein, in a first stage, a bore is provided by drill 17 (figure 7) and asleeve 02 is forced therein and in a second stage (figure 8) another bore is drilled and a second sleeve 02' is provided at a calibrated distance from the first one 02 and exactly parallel to same. Thereafter, the semiworked last 1''' of figure 8 is set on a special sawing machine of which only ashaft 19, with a pair of disk-like tools 19', 19'' and the wise 18' are shown, in figure 9. Here, the semiworked last duly set and locked, is shown while is being sawn to split thelast poles 2, 2' from a short central part 1'''', which is discarded. Thereafter, the lastforward pole 2, as shown in figure 10, is set on a special horizontal drilling machine of which only the wise 20 and thedrill tool 21 are shown. Suchforward pole 2 of last is set horizontally locking it with reference to its shape and to thesleeve 02 and in this locked condition is bored by thedrill 21 to provide thebore 22. Substantially in the same manner the last rear pole 2', as shown in figure 11, is set on the special horizontal drilling machine of which only the wise 20' and the stepped drill tool 21' are shown. Suchrear pole 2 of the last is set horizontally locking it thereon with reference to its shape and to the sleeve 02' and in this locked condition is bored by the stepped drill 21' to provide the stepped bore 22'. - Reference will now be made to the device 333 (figure 13), which controls the shiftable coupling which, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises: a
rod 3, aspring 30, a longitudinal shiftingsleeve 33 and asnap ring 03 of coupling. Therod 3 is provided at one end with a cylindrical tang 33'' to be coupled with the bore 22'', whereby to provide a locked joint therewith. The central part of the rod is polygonal e.g. hexagonal; it is finished as to be shiftable in thesleeve 33. The outer surface ofsame sleeve 33 is roughened so as to be lockedly joinable with thebore 22. On the other hand, it is important that for minimizing the costs thedevice 333 is coupled to thepoles 2, 2' of the last in assembled condition, i.e. as shown in figures 13, 14 and 15. Such assembling is provided by mounting sequentially on the rod: thesnap ring 03, thesleeve 33 and thespring 30. In fact, firstly, the tang 33'' ofdevice 333 is mounted on the rear pole 2' of the last, by enclosing, between the pole 2' and thering 03, thespring 30 and thesleeve 33. This is provided by a press of which only thehollow plunger 4 is shown (figure 14). Thereafter, the forward end ofdevice 333, comprised by thesleeve 33, is coupled to theforward pole 2 of the last which is represented by thebore 22. This is provided by a press of which only the plunger 4' is shown (figure 15). Its action is made amenable by the counteraction provided by a rest 4'' which is presently removed. - The way by which the shoe last, according the present invention, can be manipulated by a simple handling device, providing an increased efficiency, in term of stroke and contractibility, i.e., capability of being introduced in and removed from the shoe being shaped, is shown, in a reduced scale, in figures 16 and 17. More particularly, in figure 16 the last is shown in contracted condition and the
semifinished shoe 5 is being slipped thereon. Whereas, as shown in figure 17, the last is in an expanded condition and theshoe 5, being shaped thereby, is stressed by one ormore springs 30, included in the last, to provide a shoe shaping stretching. It will be appreciated that thedevice 44 providing the contraction and expanding of theholdable sleeves 02, 02', is very simple and extremely efficient so that even the same process of making shoes results to be improved in that the stretching of members ofshoe 5 and in particular its upper occurs in a self governing and permanent way due to the spontaneous action ofspring 30.
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- Footwear bipolar lasts, of the kind having articulated polarities, spread apart by a spring, for manufacturing shoes and the like, adapted to self extending longitudinally and to stress the shoe or the like being worked thereon, characterized in that the coupling provided between the two last poles (2, 2') of the shoe last comprises a longitudinal guide (3) substantially axial which adjusts the shifting between the two last poles (2, 2') in a range comprised between 5 mm and 30 mm keeping them in line and in the same direction, wherein said spring (30) permanently and intensely forces the two last poles (2, 2') in the most mutually allowable spread apart position, each of said last poles (2, 2') being provided with an holdable means particularly in the form of sleeves (02, 02'), said guide (3) being nonround, e.g. polygonal, in cross section
- Process for making bipolar shoe lasts as claimed in claim 1, conventionally comprising the moulding of a body (1) of plastic material or the like having approximately the shape of one foot and possibly of both feet, working said body on a shoe last rough shaping machine to provide it with dimples (01, 01') and rough shaping it, working said rough shaped shoe last (1'') on another finishing machine, wherein in a first station the working of the forward pole (2) of the last is provided, characterized in that it comprises: the removal of the shoe last heel dimple (01') to be effected in a second station of said other finishing machine, a flattening of the last plateau (01'') to be provided in a third station of said other finishing machine, the drilling and capsuling at a set and calibrated distance on said plateau two parallel sleeves (02, 02'), the splitting of last single body (1''') into two last poles (2, 2') and one short central part to be disposed, the drilling from the fresh rear side of the last forward pole (2) while it is fastened duly laid upside down, particular reference being made to its outer shape and to the inherent holdable capsule (02), the corresponding drilling of the rear pole (2') of the shoe last which is provided with an exact stepped bore (22') particularly of precision and providing a stepped bore referring exactly to the outer shapes and to a sleeve and eventually coupling said shifting device to the poles of the last by enclosing at least a spring (30).
- Process, as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that the assemblage of the shifting device (333) to the shoe last poles is provided by heavily forcing the couplable members (33'', 22''; 22, 33) thereof to lock.
- Process, as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that, the coupling members provided on the shoe last poles (2, 2') are in the form of depressions (22, 22'') whereas the coupling members provided on the device (333) of coupling are substantially complementary at least in connection with depressions, wherein one of the members (33) thereof plays a female function in connection with the shifting device (333).
- Process, as claimed in claims from 2 to 4, characterized in that the coupling device comprises: at least one rod (3), at least one spring (30), at least one sleeve (33) for longitudinal shifting and at least a snap ring (03).
- Process, as claimed in claim 5, characterized in that said rod (3) is provided at one end with a cylindrical extension (133'') whereby it is locked to the corresponding depression (22'') the central part of the rod being polygonal, e.g., hexagonal in cross section and finished so as to be shiftable receivable by said sleeve (33) wherein said sleeve has a roughish outside whereby to be lockedly connectable to the corresponding depression (22).
- Process, as claimed in claims 5 and 6, characterized in that the coupling is joined to the shoe last poles (2, 2') as an assembled unit (333) obtained by mounting on the rod in succession: the snap ring (03), the sleeve (33) and the spring (30), wherein firstly the rear end (33'') of the device is mounted in the rear pole (2') of the last, by enclosing the spring (30) within the last pole (2') and the snap ring (03).
- Process, as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that the connection of coupling means (333) at the forward end of device which is comprised by the sleeve (33) with the forward pole (2) of the shoe last is provided by a press whose pressing member (4') operates in combination with a removable backing bearing (4'').
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