EP2031123B1 - Shirt finishing machine and cover put on torso - Google Patents
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- EP2031123B1 EP2031123B1 EP20070016803 EP07016803A EP2031123B1 EP 2031123 B1 EP2031123 B1 EP 2031123B1 EP 20070016803 EP20070016803 EP 20070016803 EP 07016803 A EP07016803 A EP 07016803A EP 2031123 B1 EP2031123 B1 EP 2031123B1
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
- D06F71/00—Apparatus for hot-pressing clothes, linen or other textile articles, i.e. wherein there is substantially no relative movement between pressing element and article while pressure is being applied to the article; Similar machines for cold-pressing clothes, linen or other textile articles
- D06F71/18—Apparatus for hot-pressing clothes, linen or other textile articles, i.e. wherein there is substantially no relative movement between pressing element and article while pressure is being applied to the article; Similar machines for cold-pressing clothes, linen or other textile articles specially adapted for pressing particular garments or parts thereof
- D06F71/20—Apparatus for hot-pressing clothes, linen or other textile articles, i.e. wherein there is substantially no relative movement between pressing element and article while pressure is being applied to the article; Similar machines for cold-pressing clothes, linen or other textile articles specially adapted for pressing particular garments or parts thereof for pressing shirts
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- D06F—LAUNDERING, DRYING, IRONING, PRESSING OR FOLDING TEXTILE ARTICLES
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Description
- This invention relates to a shirt finishing machine, and more particularly, a shirt finishing machine for press finishing a shirt such as a washed white shirt and the like under a state in which the shirt is put on the torso, and a cover used while the cover is being installed at the torso of this finishing machine.
- As this type of prior art shirt finishing machine, there has been provided the machine described in the gazette of
U.S. Patent No. 6,758,377 , for example. This type of prior art shirt finishing machine comprises a torso covered by a cover and a pair of the front and rear parts of the press irons for press finishing the shirt put on the torso and the aforesaid torso is set such that the side surfaces are formed into an opening with plates oppositely arranged in a forward and rearward direction. - In addition, as the cover for covering the torso of this type of finishing machine, the front bodice covering the front part of the torso and the rear bodice covering the rear part of the torso are formed into a piece of sheet as described in the aforesaid document, a stripe is passed through the tubular bag part at the peripheral position and the stripe is tied or released to enable it to be installed at the torso or engaged with or disengaged from the torso.
- Thus, as shown in
Fig. 10A , this type of prior art finishing machine was set such that both side positions of each of the inner surfaces of a pair of front and rear plates (b) forming the torso (a) were provided with crook-shaped hooks (c), the cover (d) was bound against the torso (a) with stripes, thereafter the sides were engaged with the aforesaid hook (c) and installed there. - Accordingly, this type of prior art finishing machine was set as shown in
Fig. 10B , the position of the hook (c) of the cover (d) was pulled away and so it was not avoided that both sides of the front and rear sides of the torso (a) were provided with some wrinkles (e). Due to this fact, in accordance with this prior art machine, there occurred a problem that this type of wrinkles (e) were left as the iron scars at the front and rear bodices of the shirt and a bad influence was applied to the finishing of the shirt. - In addition, this type of finishing machine is constituted such that the shirt is adsorbed against the torso and moisture contained in the shirt is absorbed through the inside part of the torso and removed. Accordingly, this type of finishing machine requires regularly a replacement of the cover because washing detergent for finishing a shirt enters into cloth or sawn portion at the cover, the cover cannot be avoided for staining. In this case, since it is necessary to stop an operation of the finishing machine during replacement of the cover, it is desired that this type of finishing machine and the cover are formed such that the replacement of the cover can be carried out simply and rapidly.
- Thus, as described above, the prior art machine had such a structure as one in which the side part of the cover was engaged with every hook arranged at the right and left sides of the torso.
- Thus, this type of prior art shirt finishing machine and the cover had a problem that a replacement of the cover required a troublesome work. In addition, as described above, since the prior art machine had a structure in which the sides of the cover were pulled into the torso and engaged with the hooks, there also occurred a possibility that the sides of the cover were damaged and broken with the hooks.
- The present invention has been provided in view of the prior art problems described above.
- Accordingly, the technical theme to be solved by the present invention is to provide a shirt finishing machine in which the pulling wrinkles are prevented from being generated at both front and rear sides of the cover at the time of fixing the cover, the shirt finished state can be improved and at the same time the shirt finished state can be improved, the cover fixing and removal operations can be performed simply and rapidly and the cover can be installed without damaging the cover and to provide the cover put on the torso capable of attaining a similar effect attained through utilization of this finishing machine.
- As illustrated in
Fig. 1 and the like, the shirt finishing machine of the present invention comprises a torso covered by the cover and a press iron for press finishing the shirt put on the torso while pressing the front part and the rear part of the torso. The torso is set such that the side surfaces are formed to show an opening with the plates oppositely arranged at a front part and a rear part. Then, the present invention is set such that the hooks are suspended through pulling members at both side positions of the inner surface of each of the plates. In addition, the present invention is set such that the linear-shaped locations at both sides of the front part and the rear part of the cover are formed into tubular bags and the hard rods are stored in the bags. The present invention is constructed such that the aforesaid hooks are engaged with the tubular bags having the rods inserted therein and both sides of the cover are pulled into the torso. - As the pulling members, a tension coil spring or a rubber stripe or the like, for example, can be applied. It is preferable that the hooks are arranged one by one at the substantial central parts in the upward or downward direction off both side positions of each of the plates. Because, in accordance with this arrangement, it is possible to perform an efficient pulling of the entire sides of the cover by its minimum number (one) under a well-balanced and minimum troublesome work. Further, in the case of the present invention, a form of the hook is optional. In addition, in this case, a metallic round rod or a hard resin round rod can be applied as the hard rod. In the present invention, although it is appropriate that this rod is formed to have the same length as a vertical size (a length of the tubular bag) at the linear location of the cover, the present invention is not limited to this value.
- In addition, the present invention is preferably set such that the hooks are provided with some ring-like handles to which a finger is engaged.
- Because, in accordance with the present invention, the operation for drawing out the hooks out of the torso through the hooks and hanging them at the tubular bags can be simplified.
- Thus, as the cover put on the torso used in the shirt finishing machine of the present invention, there may be provided a cover in which the linear locations at both sides of the front part and rear part are formed into tubular bags and the hard rods are stored in the bags. Meaning and length of the hard rod are similar to those described above.
- In the case of the shirt finishing machine and the cover of the present invention, when the hooks are engaged with the tubular bags, the sides of the torso are drawn into the torso by the hard rods over a long range in an upward or downward direction. Thus, in accordance with the present invention, it is possible to prevent the wrinkles from being locally generated at both sides of front and rear portions of the cover put on the torso and also prevent this type of wrinkle from being left at the shirt as an iron mark.
- In addition, in accordance with the present invention, since the entire sides of the cover can be drawn through once operation, the replacement work for the cover can be simplified and made fast.
- Further, since the present invention has a structure in which the hooks are engaged with the bags having rods stored therein and pulled from them, it is possible to prevent an excessive force from being applied to the sides of the cover and so the cover is not damaged.
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Fig. 1 is a substantial perspective view with a part being broken away for showing one preferred embodiment of a shirt finishing machine of the present invention. -
Fig. 2 is a front elevational view for showing the shirt finishing machine of the present invention. -
Fig. 3 is a front elevational view of a hook. -
Fig. 4 is a left side elevational view of the hook. -
Fig. 5 is a top plan view of the hook. -
Fig. 6 is a substantial front elevational view of a shirt finishing machine. -
Fig. 7 is a substantial enlarged sectional view taken along line VII-VII ofFig. 6 . -
Fig. 8 is a substantial front elevational view for showing a state of use of the hook fixed to the rear side plate. -
Fig. 9 is a substantial sectional view taken along line IX-IX ofFig. 8 . -
Fig. 10 shows a prior art example, whereinFig. 10A is a substantial cross sectional view of a torso andFig. 10B is a substantial perspective view. - Referring now to the drawings, the preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described as follows.
- As shown in
Fig. 1 and the like, the shirt finishing machine of the present invention comprises atorso 2 covered by acover 1, and pressirons 4 depressing against the front part and rear part of thetorso 2 to press finish a shirt 3 such as a white shirt or the like, for example, put on thetorso 2. Theaforesaid torso 2 is comprised ofplates side surface 2c is formed like an opening. - As shown in
Fig. 2 , thepress irons 4 in this preferred embodiment are arranged at the side of thetorso 2 and formed at the front and rear positions of thetorso 2 in such a way that they may be freely slid. Additionally, thepress irons 4 are formed in such a way that steam can be supplied into them and they can be heated with the steam. -
Reference numeral 5 denotes a pair of right and left supporting arms. The supportingarms 5 are formed such that they may be fallen to the side part of thetorso 2 around the lower pivot shaft 7 or they may be freely raised toward a direction of thetorso 2. The supportingarm 5 comprises, at its upper part, aniron buck 8 into which a sleeve extremity end of a shirt 3 is inserted and set, aheating iron 9 for press finishing both a tack and cuff of the shirt 3, and aclamp device 10 for use in holding the sleeve extremity of a semi-sleeve shirt and fixing it and the like. -
Reference numeral 11 denotes a hook of whichextremity end 11a is formed like a two-split claw. Thehook 11 is hung at the both side position of the inner surface of each of theplates member 12. In addition, thishook 11 in this preferred embodiment is arranged one by one at a substantial central position of the side part of thetorso 2 in its upward or downward direction in such a way that the hook at thefront plate 2a is little bit lower than thehook 11 at therear plate 2b and their heights are displaced to prevent their interference from each other when thehooks 11 are drawn out. -
Reference numeral 13 denotes a metallic raised piece welded to the inner surface of each of theplates hook 11. This raisedpiece 13 is formed with a slit-like recess 13a in a vertical direction from the upper side. Thelower end 13b of therecess 13a is bent like a hook toward an inside part of thetorso 2. - The pulling
member 12 in this preferred embodiment is formed by a tension coil spring. As shown inFig. 7 or the like, the pullingmember 12 is made such that anannular base end 12a is engaged with theaforesaid recess 13a and at the same time engaged with the bentlower end 13b and fixed to the raisedpiece 13 against its pulling off. In addition, theannular extremity end 12b of the tension coil spring acting as the pullingmember 12 is hung at ahole 11b at the base end of thehook 11. - In addition, the
hook 11 is provided with s ring-like handle 14 to which a finger is applied.Reference code 11c denotes a fixing part for use in connecting thehandle 14 to thehook 11. This fixingpart 11c is formed such thatcutting lines 11d (refer toFig. 3 ) are set in parallel with a longitudinal direction of thehook 11 at the plate surface of thehook 11, a portion between the cuttinglines 11d is pushed out to a protruded curve shape, thereby thehandle 14 can be hung there. - Thus, the
cover 1 of the present invention is set such that afront part 1a andrear part 1b applied to thetorso 2 to cover across thetorso 2 are formed into a piece of sheet. Linear locations at both sides of thefront part 1a andrear part 1b are formed into a tubular bag 1c. The bag 1c is formed by a method wherein the cloth at both sides of thefront part 1a andrear part 1b is folded back into a tubular shape and their ends are sawn to each other. - Then, the
cover 1 of the present invention is set such that a metallic round rod, for example, acting as ahard rod 15 is stored in a bag 1c. Theaforesaid hook 11 is hung at the tubular bag 1c having therod 15 stored therein and both ends of thecover 1 are pulled into thetorso 2. - In addition, the
cover 1 of the present invention is set such that waistcloth covering 1d covering the lower positions at the sides of thetorso 2 are connected to both lower portions of thefront part 1a. Thecoverings 1d are wound around the rear side of thetorso 2 and their both ends are connected to the lower both sides of therear part 1b with a fastener, for example. In addition, peripheral positions of thefront part 1a and therear part 1b are provided with a stripe (not shown) for use in fixing thefront part 1a or the like to thetorso 2 through onetime operation. - In addition, the
cover 1 is set such that bow-shapedcovering 1e for covering bow-shaped side expansion members 16 (refer toFig. 6 ) for expanding the sides of the shirt 3 and applying tension to them are connected to the waistcloth covering 1d. Theside expansion members 16 are usually stored in thetorso 2. Further,reference code 1f (refer toFigs. 1 ,7 and the like) denotes a surface-like pad member. - Then, an example of use of the present invention will be described as follows.
- At first, an operator applies a finger to the
handle 14 and pulls out thehook 11 hung down from inside thetorso 2 against the pulling force of the pullingmember 12. Then, the operator applies thehook 11 against the tubular bag 1c of the cover 1 (refer toFigs. 1 ,8 and9 ). - As described above, the present invention is set such that the
hard rods 15 are stored in the bags 1c. Accordingly, upon pulling thecover 1 with thehook 11, its pulling force is applied uniformly to the sides of thecover 1 over an elongated range in an upward or downward direction. As a result, in accordance with the present invention, thecover 1 is attached neatly to thetorso 2 without producing any local wrinkles at the sides of it. - Thus, when the
cover 1 is fixed to the torso, at first, the operator applies thefront part 1a andrear part 1b of thecover 1 to thetorso 2, uses the stripes at the peripheral parts and binds hem against thetorso 2. Then, the operator applies to cover the bow-shaped side expansion member with the bow-shaped covering 1c. Then, the operator utilizes the stripes or surface fasteners pulled out of the proper positions such as corners of thecover 1 and fixes thecover 1 to thetorso 2. - Further, when the
cover 1 is to be removed, at first, the operator utilizes thehandle 14, pulls out thehook 11 in a slight outward direction and removes thehook 11 from the tubular bag 1c. Then, the operator removes thefront part 1a or therear part 1b and the bow-shapedcovering 1e from thetorso 2 and theside expansion members 16. - Accordingly, in accordance with the present invention, it is possible to fix or remove the entire sides of the
cover 1 against thetorso 2 simply, rapidly and neatly without damaging the cloth at all by applying thehook 11 against the bag 1c or removing thehook 11 from the bag 1c.
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- A shirt finishing machine comprising a torso (2) covered by a cover (1) and a press iron (4) pressing against the forward and rearward portions of the torso to press finish a shirt (3) put on the torso (2), said torso having sides (2c) formed into an opening with plates (2a,2b) oppositely arranged at the forward and rearward portions, characterized in that hooks (11) are hung at both side positions of the inner surface of each of said plates (2a,2b) through pulling members (12), linear locations at both sides of the front and rear parts of said cover are formed into tubular bag (1c) portions, hard rods (15) are stored in the bag (1c), said hooks (11) are engaged with the tubular bags (1c) having the rods (15) therein and both sides of the cover (1) are pulled inside the torso (2).
- The shirt finishing machine according to claim 1, further characterized in that the hooks (11) are provided with handles (14) such as rings to which an operator's finger is applied.
- The shirt finishing machine according to claim 1, further characterized in that the hard rods (15) are metallic round rods.
- A torso fitting cover used in the shirt finishing machine according to claim 1, further characterized in that locations showing linear shapes at the front part and rear part are formed into tubular bags (1c) and hard rods (15) are stored in the bags.
- The torso fitting cover used in the shirt finishing machine according to claim 4, further characterized in that the hard rods (15) are metallic round rods.
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