GB2076865A - Feed device for sewing machines - Google Patents

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GB2076865A
GB2076865A GB8102309A GB8102309A GB2076865A GB 2076865 A GB2076865 A GB 2076865A GB 8102309 A GB8102309 A GB 8102309A GB 8102309 A GB8102309 A GB 8102309A GB 2076865 A GB2076865 A GB 2076865A
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    • DTEXTILES; PAPER
    • D05SEWING; EMBROIDERING; TUFTING
    • D05BSEWING
    • D05B27/00Work-feeding means
    • D05B27/10Work-feeding means with rotary circular feed members
    • D05B27/18Feed cups

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An attachment for a sewing machine to form puckers when sewing the toe or heel portion of a sock to the upper of footwear comprises braking means for an auxiliary pinion 1 mounted on a bracket A on the machine. In operation, the materials are fed between the normal feed pinion and the auxiliary pinion and means for braking the auxiliary pinion are actuated when sewing around a curve in order to take up surplus by causing puckering of the upper material. <IMAGE>

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SPECIFICATION Feed device for sewing machines This invention relates to an attachment for sewing machines for the production of pleats or puckers in the material and is particularly applicable for certain footwear sewing machines.
Pieces of material to be sewn together are adv anced across the sewing machine by pinions and fed to the needle but it has been found that when sewing around the toe or heel portion of footwear difficulty is experienced in dealing with surplus upper mate rial being attached to the sock of the shoe or slipper.
According to the invention an attachment to a sewing machine for sewing the toe or heel portion of a sock to a footwear upper comprises an auxiliary feed pinion for mounting adjacent a feed pinion to form a nip, and means for braking the auxiliary feed pinion to cause pleating or puckering of the upper material passing through the nip as the machine sews around the toe or heel.
The invention also comprises a method for em ploying the attachment by passing the material to be sewn together through the nip between a feed pinion and an adjacently mounted auxiliary pinion and braking the auxiliary feed pinion to cause pleats or puckers to be formed in the upper material around the toe and heel portions.
A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings: Figure lisa perspective view of the sewing machine with the attachment in position; Figure 2 is a plan of the toe end of a shoe or slipper upper.
Figure 3 is a plan of the sewing machine with the attachment in position.
Figure 4 is a side elevation looking in the direction of the arrow shown on Figure 3.
A known footwear sewing machine has an arm or bracket attachment A which carries a auxiliary feed pinion mounted adjacent a feed pinion 2 on the machine B to form a nip through which the material to be sewn is fed, the auxiliary feed pinion being mounted on the bracket. As shown in the drawings the auxiliary feed pinion 1 is mounted on the bracket A, by means of a spindle passing through a bore in the bracket. A screw across a split in the bracket between the bore and the bracket end provides for clamping the spindle in position.
The auxiliary feed pinion 1 is provided with means for the braking thereof. The pinion 1 is mounted beneath a base plate 5 by means of a retaining nut 6.
A locking pin housing 7 extending upward from the box plate 5 passes through the bore in the bracket A and is clamped thereto.
A screw threaded locking spindle 3 passes through the locking pin housing 7 to apply a brake (not shown) to the auxiliary pinion 1 when the locking spindle 3 is rocked by an operating lever 4 actuated by an operator.
In operation the piece of footwear being-stitched is fed across the needle 8 which reciprocates in a horizontal plane beneath the looping arm 9. The operator places the two layers of material to be stitched together between the two pinions with material of the upper B2 in contact with the feed pinion 2 mounted on the machine and material of the sock B1 in contact with the auxiliary pinion 1 mounted on the bracket, the machine is switched on, and sewing commences.
When it becomes necessary to sew around a curve, for example, around the toe or heel of the shoe or slipper, the operator actuates the operating lever 4 to apply the brake to the auxiliary pinion 1 between the points Y1 and Y2. The feed rate of the sock material B1 in contact with the auxiliary pinion 1 is thus considerably reduced, whereas the upper material B2 in contact with the feed pinion 2 continues to feed through in the normal manner and is caused to pleat or pucker. Pleating of the upper material continues as long as the brake is applied, and when the curve of the toe or heel has been traversed the operator releases the operating lever 4 which releases the brake 4 on the auxiliary pinion so that normal sewing is resumed.
1. An attachment to a sewing machine for sewing the toe or heel portion of a sock to a footwear upper comprising an auxiliary feed pinion mounted adjacent a feed pinion to form a nip, and means for braking the auxiliary feed pinion to cause pleating or puckering of the upper material passing through the nip as the machine sews around the toe or heel.
2. A method for the attachment of a sock to the upper of a shoe or slipper by a sewing machine comprising mounting an auxiliary pinion and braking means therefor on the machine passing the materials to be sewn together through the nip between a feed pinion and the adjacently mounted auxiliary pinion and braking the auxiliary feed pinion to cause pleats or puckers to be formed in the upper material around the toe or heel portion.
3. A method for the attachment of a sock to the upper of a shoe or slipper by a sewing machine substantially as hereinbefore described.
4. An attachment to a sewing machine substantially as described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
**WARNING** end of DESC field may overlap start of CLMS **.

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**WARNING** start of CLMS field may overlap end of DESC **. SPECIFICATION Feed device for sewing machines This invention relates to an attachment for sewing machines for the production of pleats or puckers in the material and is particularly applicable for certain footwear sewing machines. Pieces of material to be sewn together are adv anced across the sewing machine by pinions and fed to the needle but it has been found that when sewing around the toe or heel portion of footwear difficulty is experienced in dealing with surplus upper mate rial being attached to the sock of the shoe or slipper. According to the invention an attachment to a sewing machine for sewing the toe or heel portion of a sock to a footwear upper comprises an auxiliary feed pinion for mounting adjacent a feed pinion to form a nip, and means for braking the auxiliary feed pinion to cause pleating or puckering of the upper material passing through the nip as the machine sews around the toe or heel. The invention also comprises a method for em ploying the attachment by passing the material to be sewn together through the nip between a feed pinion and an adjacently mounted auxiliary pinion and braking the auxiliary feed pinion to cause pleats or puckers to be formed in the upper material around the toe and heel portions. A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings: Figure lisa perspective view of the sewing machine with the attachment in position; Figure 2 is a plan of the toe end of a shoe or slipper upper. Figure 3 is a plan of the sewing machine with the attachment in position. Figure 4 is a side elevation looking in the direction of the arrow shown on Figure 3. A known footwear sewing machine has an arm or bracket attachment A which carries a auxiliary feed pinion mounted adjacent a feed pinion 2 on the machine B to form a nip through which the material to be sewn is fed, the auxiliary feed pinion being mounted on the bracket. As shown in the drawings the auxiliary feed pinion 1 is mounted on the bracket A, by means of a spindle passing through a bore in the bracket. A screw across a split in the bracket between the bore and the bracket end provides for clamping the spindle in position. The auxiliary feed pinion 1 is provided with means for the braking thereof. The pinion 1 is mounted beneath a base plate 5 by means of a retaining nut 6. A locking pin housing 7 extending upward from the box plate 5 passes through the bore in the bracket A and is clamped thereto. A screw threaded locking spindle 3 passes through the locking pin housing 7 to apply a brake (not shown) to the auxiliary pinion 1 when the locking spindle 3 is rocked by an operating lever 4 actuated by an operator. In operation the piece of footwear being-stitched is fed across the needle 8 which reciprocates in a horizontal plane beneath the looping arm 9. The operator places the two layers of material to be stitched together between the two pinions with material of the upper B2 in contact with the feed pinion 2 mounted on the machine and material of the sock B1 in contact with the auxiliary pinion 1 mounted on the bracket, the machine is switched on, and sewing commences. When it becomes necessary to sew around a curve, for example, around the toe or heel of the shoe or slipper, the operator actuates the operating lever 4 to apply the brake to the auxiliary pinion 1 between the points Y1 and Y2. The feed rate of the sock material B1 in contact with the auxiliary pinion 1 is thus considerably reduced, whereas the upper material B2 in contact with the feed pinion 2 continues to feed through in the normal manner and is caused to pleat or pucker. Pleating of the upper material continues as long as the brake is applied, and when the curve of the toe or heel has been traversed the operator releases the operating lever 4 which releases the brake 4 on the auxiliary pinion so that normal sewing is resumed. CLAIMS
1. An attachment to a sewing machine for sewing the toe or heel portion of a sock to a footwear upper comprising an auxiliary feed pinion mounted adjacent a feed pinion to form a nip, and means for braking the auxiliary feed pinion to cause pleating or puckering of the upper material passing through the nip as the machine sews around the toe or heel.
2. A method for the attachment of a sock to the upper of a shoe or slipper by a sewing machine comprising mounting an auxiliary pinion and braking means therefor on the machine passing the materials to be sewn together through the nip between a feed pinion and the adjacently mounted auxiliary pinion and braking the auxiliary feed pinion to cause pleats or puckers to be formed in the upper material around the toe or heel portion.
3. A method for the attachment of a sock to the upper of a shoe or slipper by a sewing machine substantially as hereinbefore described.
4. An attachment to a sewing machine substantially as described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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DE3337876C1 (en) * 1983-10-18 1985-01-03 J. Strobel & Söhne - GmbH & Co, 8000 München Overlock sewing machine
CN108085880A (en) * 2016-11-21 2018-05-29 耐克创新有限合伙公司 Pleating sewing machine and the method for operating sewing machine
CN113846433A (en) * 2021-09-27 2021-12-28 浙江上格时装股份有限公司 Fur machine with constant feeding amount

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DE3337876C1 (en) * 1983-10-18 1985-01-03 J. Strobel & Söhne - GmbH & Co, 8000 München Overlock sewing machine
US4583477A (en) * 1983-10-18 1986-04-22 J. Strobel & Sohne Gmbh & Co. Overhand sewing machine with clutch-actuated conveying disk drive
CN108085880A (en) * 2016-11-21 2018-05-29 耐克创新有限合伙公司 Pleating sewing machine and the method for operating sewing machine
CN113089190A (en) * 2016-11-21 2021-07-09 耐克创新有限合伙公司 Pleating sewing machine and method for operating sewing machine
US11111617B2 (en) 2016-11-21 2021-09-07 Nike, Inc. Gathering sewing machine and method
CN113089190B (en) * 2016-11-21 2023-03-17 耐克创新有限合伙公司 Pleating sewing machine and method for operating sewing machine
US11702781B2 (en) 2016-11-21 2023-07-18 Nike, Inc. Gathering sewing machine and method
CN113846433A (en) * 2021-09-27 2021-12-28 浙江上格时装股份有限公司 Fur machine with constant feeding amount

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