JP3718801B2 - Sewing stitch forming method - Google Patents

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JP3718801B2
JP3718801B2 JP2002082596A JP2002082596A JP3718801B2 JP 3718801 B2 JP3718801 B2 JP 3718801B2 JP 2002082596 A JP2002082596 A JP 2002082596A JP 2002082596 A JP2002082596 A JP 2002082596A JP 3718801 B2 JP3718801 B2 JP 3718801B2
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Description

【0001】
【発明の属する技術分野】
本発明は、ミシンの縫い目形成方法に関し、特に競技用ボール等の皮革及びテント、帆布等の厚物縫製において、2枚の縫製素材の表側を合わせ、その端を縫合した後に、その縫合部を内側にして縫製素材を割り開いて使用する縫製素材の縫い目形成方法に関するものである。
【0002】
【従来の技術】
サッカーボール等のボールや自動車シート、椅子等の家具のシートにおいては、縫い目に高負荷がかかり、縫い糸の緩み及びそれによる縫い目の割れ(開口)が生じやすいので、それを防ぐために、ボール業界では、2本糸による手縫いを行っているが、手作業は非常に効率が悪い。一方、自動車シート及び家具のシートでは、いまだ適切な対応がされていない。
【0003】
皮革類やテント、帆布等をミシンによって縫製しようとすれば、2枚の縫製素材の表側を合わせ、その端を本縫い目ミシンにより縫合し、使用の際には、その縫合部を内側にして各縫製素材を割り開くことになる。
【0004】
このときの縫合部の締結強度は、上糸、下糸のそれぞれの引っ張り強度と、上糸、下糸の結節点における摩擦力と、上糸、下糸と上布、下布との摩擦力とにより決定され、縫合部の締結強度は、いずれも一本の糸にかかることとなり、単一の糸の強度に依存する。また、縫合部を割り開くと、上糸、下糸の伸び、結節点の変形、上糸、下糸による上布、下布の圧縮が生ずる。
【0005】
これらの諸現象により、縫合部を割り開くときに、上布と下布の縫合部における接触面が開き、上糸、下糸、あるいは両糸の結節点が表面に露出し、商品価値が低下する。
【0006】
この問題点を解決するため、図10に示す縫い目を連続形成する技術が提案されている(特願2001−314276)。それは、本縫い目を形成するミシンにより、上布F1と下布F2を2針正送りして2つの縫い目を形成した後に、1針逆送りして1つの縫い目を形成することを繰り返すものである。
【0007】
【発明が解決しようとする課題】
上記の方法によって形成されるミシンの縫い目は、逆送りから正送りに転じる針落ち位置で上糸Aが捩じれるヒッチステッチHとなり、且つ、生地が上糸A、下糸Bそれぞれ糸3本で抑えられる。そのため、生地の圧接強度は改善され、縫い目の緩み、割れの発生は減少する。しかしながら、縫い目形成時に逆送りを伴うので、オペレータにとって布扱いがやりにくくなり、違和感を感じることになる。
【0008】
本発明は、このような技術的な背景のもとに、上記問題点の解決を意図してなされたものであり、布送りの逆転をせずに、強固な縫い目を形成し得るミシンの縫い目形成方法を提供することを目的としている。
【0009】
【課題を解決するための手段】
本発明のミシンの縫い目形成方法は、被縫製物側から見て左回りに回転する釜、針、針、被縫製物側から見て左回りに回転する釜を布送り方向に順に配置するとともに、前記一対の釜の中心線を結ぶ直線上に前記一対の針を配置したミシンにより、独立して形成される2つの縫い目がずれないように送り量を調整して被縫製物を1ピッチずつ送り、前記一対の釜の中心を結ぶ直線に沿って縫い目を形成し、どの縫合点にも2つの独立した縫い目を重ねて形成するものである(図1)。
【0010】
本発明の他の縫い目形成方法は、布送り方向に沿って被縫製物側から見て左回りに回転する釜を2つ並べ、それらの間に一針毎に被縫製物を含む平面とほぼ平行な平面上において両側の釜の方向に180度の反転往復動を繰り返す2本の針を配したミシンにより、被縫製物を1ピッチずつ送り、2本の上糸と2本の下糸とにより縫い目を形成するものである(図3)。
【0011】
本発明の他の縫い目形成方法は、布送り方向に沿って被縫製物側から見て左回りに回転する釜を2つ並べ、それらの間に一針毎に被縫製物を含む平面とほぼ平行な平面上において両側の釜の方向に180度の反転往復動を繰り返す2本の針を配したミシンにより、二針に一回被縫製物の送りを停止させることを繰り返し、2本の上糸と2本の下糸により縫い目を形成するものである(図5)。
【0012】
本発明の他の縫い目形成方法は、被縫製物側から見て左回りに回転する釜、一針毎に被縫製物上で送り方向に沿って前後搖動する1本の針、被縫製物側から見て左回りに回転する釜を送り方向に沿って順に配置したミシンにより、二針に一回被縫製物の送りを停止させることを繰り返し、1本の上糸と2本の下糸により縫い目を形成するものである(図6)。
【0013】
本発明の他の縫い目形成方法は、針落ち位置の右側あるいは左側に配置された1つの釜と、一針毎に被縫製物上で送り方向に沿って前後揺動する1本の針とを備えたミシンにより、二針に一回被縫製物の送りを停止させることを繰り返し、1本の上糸と1本の下糸により縫い目を形成するものである(図8)。
【0014】
【発明の実施の形態】
図1及び図2を参照し、本発明のミシンの縫い目形成方法の第1実施形態について説明する。
【0015】
この実施形態における縫い目は、縦2本針による本縫いであり、次のようなミシンによって形成される。
【0016】
そのミシンは、従来の2本針ミシンに、針と釜の向きを送り方向に対して90度回転させる改造を加えたものである。即ち、第1実施形態の縫い目形成方法を実施するミシンは、布送り方向に沿って、左回りに回転する釜C1、針D1、針D2、左回りに回転する釜C2を順に配置したものである。
【0017】
先ず、不図示の送り量設定器によって、独立して形成される2つの縫い目がずれないように、上手の針D1と下手の針D2のそれぞれの位置における布送り量が等しくなるよう(縫製ピッチが等しくなるよう)に設定する。
【0018】
上記のように布送り量を設定した後に、ミシンを駆動すると、図1に示す縫い目が連続形成される。次に、その縫い目について説明する。なお、何れの縫い目の図面においても、上糸、下糸が上布、下布から浮いた状態で描かれているが、実際には1針毎に強く糸締めされており、上糸、下糸は上布、下布に強く密着している。
【0019】
ミシンが駆動して布F1、F2が正方向に送られると、送り方向上手の釜C1と針D1とにより(上糸A1と下糸B1により)パーフェクトステッチPが連続して形成され、同時に、下手の釜C2と針D2とにより(上糸A2と下糸B2により)、その針と釜との位置関係からヒッチステッチ(捩じれた結節)Hが連続的に形成される。その際、上糸A1と下糸B1によるパーフェクトステッチPは、1ピッチ先行する上糸A2と下糸B2によるヒッチステッチHの上(同一縫合点)に後追いするように形成される。即ち、どの縫合点にもパーフェクトステッチPとヒッチステッチHが重なって存在する縫い目が形成される。
【0020】
このようにして形成された縫い目は、1つの縫合点に1つのパーフェクトステッチPと、結節力の強い1つのヒッチステッチHとが形成され、且つ、布送りの1ピッチの間の、上布の上面、下布の下面のそれぞれに上糸又は下糸が2本渡り、上糸と上布及び下糸と下布との接触面における摩擦力が大きくなる(上、下布の圧接強度は可なり大きくなる)。従って、この縫い目により縫合した後に、縫合部を割り開いても、縫い目が緩んだり、上布と下布の接触面が割れることはない。
【0021】
その上、ミシンの回転スピード(送りスピード)イコール縫製スピードとなるので、オペレータにとって何の違和感もない。また、従来の2本針ミシンに、針と釜の送り方向に対する向きを90度回転させる改造を加えることにより、簡単に実施することができる。
【0022】
図3及び図4を参照し、本発明のミシンの縫い目形成方法の第2実施形態について説明する。
【0023】
この実施形態における縫い目は、縦2本針を前後に反転往復動させて形成する本縫いであり、次のようなミシンによって形成される。
【0024】
そのミシンは、従来の2本針ミシンに、針と釜の向きを送り方向に対して90度回転させ、2つの釜の間で、2本の針を備えた針棒を一針毎に180度の反転往復動を繰り返すように改造したものである。即ち、第2実施形態の縫い目形成方法を実施するミシンは、布送り方向に沿って左回りに回転する2つの釜C1、C2を並べ、それらの間に一針毎に180度の反転往復動を繰り返す、2本の針D1、D2を備えた針棒を配したものである。
【0025】
先ず、不図示の送り量設定器によって、縫合点位置がずれないように、上手の針落ち位置と下手の針落ち位置における布送り量を、2本の針の間隔に合わせて設定する。
【0026】
上記のように布送り量を設定した後に、ミシンを駆動すると、図3に示す縫い目が連続形成される。次に、その縫い目について説明する。
【0027】
その縫い目は、2本の針と2個の釜との関係を交互に入れ替えながら形成される。即ち、一方の上糸A1が送り方向上手の釜側に針落ちするときには、上手の釜側内の下糸B1と、パーフェクトステッチPを形成すると共に、他方の上糸A2が送り方向下手の釜側に針落ちし、下手の釜側内の下糸B2と、ヒッチステッチHを形成する。布が1ピッチ正方向に送られ、同時に針の位置が反転すると、一方の上糸A1は、既にパーフェクトステッチPが形成されている布上の同じ位置で、下手側の釜内の下糸B2とヒッチステッチHを形成し、他方の上糸A2は、上手の釜内の下糸B1とパーフェクトステッチPを形成する。このように、この縫い目は、同一縫合点に同じ針でパーフェクトPとヒッチステッチHが形成されるので、止め縫いと同等の効果が生じる。
【0028】
このようにして形成された縫い目は、一針毎に止め縫い状態が形成される上に、上布の上面、下布の下面のそれぞれに上糸又は下糸が2本渡り、上糸と上布及び下糸と下布との接触面における摩擦力が大きくなる。従って、この縫い目により縫合した後に、縫合部を割り開いても、縫い目が緩んだり、上布と下布の接触面が割れることはない。
【0029】
その上、ミシンの回転スピード(送りスピード)イコール縫製スピードとなるので、オペレータにとって何の違和感もない。また、従来の2本針ミシンに、針と釜の送り方向に対する向きを90度回転させ、一針毎に針棒を180度反転往復動を繰り返す改造を加えることにより実施することができる。
【0030】
図4及び図5を参照し、本発明のミシンの縫い目形成方法の第3実施形態について説明する。
【0031】
この実施形態における縫い目も、縦2本針を前後に反転往復動させて形成する本縫いであり、次のようなミシンによって形成される。
【0032】
そのミシンは、図4に示す実施態様2で使用したミシンに、更に、送りを二針に一回停止させるよう改造したものである。即ち、第3実施形態の縫い目形成方法を実施するミシンは、布送り方向に沿って左回りに回転する2つの釜C1、C2を並べ、それらの間に一針毎に180度の反転往復動を繰り返す、2本の針D1、D2を備えた針棒を配し、送りを二針に一回停止させるものである。
【0033】
先ず、不図示の送り量設定器によって、縫合点位置がずれないように、上手の針落ち位置と下手の針落ち位置における布送り量を、2本の針の間隔に合わせて設定する。
【0034】
上記のように布送り量を設定した後に、ミシンを駆動すると、図5に示す縫い目が連続形成される。次に、その縫い目について説明する。
【0035】
その縫い目は、2本の針と2個の釜との関係を交互に入れ替えながら形成される。即ち、一方の上糸A1が送り方向上手の釜側に針落ちするときには、上手の釜側内の下糸B1と、パーフェクトステッチPを形成すると共に、他方の上糸A2が送り方向下手の釜側に針落ちし、下手の釜側内の下糸B2と、ヒッチステッチHを形成する。布が1ピッチ正方向に送られ、同時に針の位置が反転すると、一方の上糸A1は、既にパーフェクトステッチPが形成されている布上の同じ位置で、下手側の釜内の下糸B2とヒッチステッチHを形成し、他方の上糸A2は、上手の釜内の下糸B1とパーフェクトステッチPを形成する。更に、布が1ピッチ正方向に送られ、同時に針の位置が反転すると、一方の上糸A1は、上手側の釜内の下糸B1とパーフェクトステッチPを形成し、他方の上糸A2は、下手の釜内の下糸B2と、既にパーフェクトステッチPが形成されている布上の同じ位置でヒッチステッチHを形成する。そして、送りが停止され、同時に針の位置が反転すると、一方の上糸A1は、直前に上糸A2と下糸B2によりヒッチステッチHが形成された位置で、下手の釜内の下糸B2とヒッチステッチHを形成し、他方の上糸A2は、直前に上糸A1と下糸B1によりパーフェクトステッチPが形成された位置で、上手側の釜内の下糸B1とパーフェクトステッチPを形成する。このように、この縫い目は、同一縫合点に4つの結節点が存在し、且つ、そこに同じ針でパーフェクトPとヒッチステッチHが形成されるので、止め縫いと同等の効果が生じる。
【0036】
このようにして形成された縫い目は、同一縫合点に4つの結節点が存在し、そこに止め縫い状態が形成される上に、上布の上面に上糸が4本渡り、下布の下面に下糸が2本渡るので、上糸と上布及び下糸と下布との接触部における摩擦力が大きくなる。従って、この縫い目により縫合した後に、縫合部を割り開いても、縫い目が緩んだり、上布と下布の接触面が割れることはない。
【0037】
その上、縫製スピードはミシンの回転スピード(送りスピード)よりも遅くはなるが、送り方向の反転がないので、オペレータにとって何の違和感もない。また、従来の2本針ミシンに、針と釜の送り方向に対する向きを90度回転させ、一針毎に針棒を180度反転往復動を繰り返すようにし、送りを二針に一回停止させる改造を加えることにより実施することができる。
【0038】
図6及び図7を参照し、本発明のミシンの縫い目形成方法の第4実施形態について説明する。
【0039】
この実施形態における縫い目は、次のような千鳥タイプ針振方式ミシンによって形成される。
【0040】
そのミシンは、従来の千鳥縫いミシンに、釜と針振りの、送り方向に対する向きを90度回転させ、送りを二針に一回停止させる改造を加えたものである。即ち、第4実施形態の縫い目形成方法を実施するミシンは、布送り方向に沿って、左回りに回転する釜C1、一針毎に布上で送りと同方向に揺動する針(千鳥の針振りを送り方向と同方向にしたもの)D、左回りに回転する釜(内掬い釜)C2を順に配置し、送りを二針に一回停止させるものである。
【0041】
先ず、縫合点位置がずれないように、不図示の送り調節器によって送り量と針振り量を同等に合わせ、その針振り量に合わせて釜位置を同時に調整する。
【0042】
上記の調整を行った後に、ミシンを駆動すると、2本の下糸Y1、Y2と1本の上糸Yにより、図6に示すような縫い目が連続形成される。次に、その縫い目について説明する。
【0043】
ミシンが駆動され、針Dが送り方向上手の釜C1側に落ちると、上糸Aは、その釜内の下糸B1とヒッチステッチHを形成する。そして、針Dが布上に上昇して送り方向に振れ、再度針Dが下降して下手の釜C2側で下糸B2とパーフェクトステッチPを形成し、更に、針Dが布上に上昇して送りと反対方向に振れると共に布が1ピッチ送られ、再度針Dが下降して下糸B1とヒッチステッチHを形成する。そして、送りが停止した状態で針Dが布上に上昇して送り方向に振れ、再度針Dが下降して下糸B2とパーフェクトステッチPを形成する。以後この動作が連続して繰り返され、パーフェクトステッチPとヒッチステッチHが各縫合点に形成される。
【0044】
このようにして形成された縫い目は、1つの縫合点にパーフェクトヒッチPとヒッチステッチHがそれぞれ1個づつ存在し、上糸一本により締め上げる状態となると共に、上布の上面が3本の上糸で抑えら、下布が2本の下糸で抑えられるので、上糸と上布及び下糸と下布との接触面における摩擦力が大きくなる(上、下布の圧接強度は可なり大きくなる)。従って、この縫い目により縫合した後に、縫合部を割り開いても、縫い目が緩んだり、上布と下布の接触面が割れることはない。
【0045】
その上、縫製スピードはミシンの回転スビード(送りスピード)よりも遅くなるが、送り方向の反転がないので、オペレータにとって何の違和感もない。また、従来の千鳥縫いミシンに、釜と針振りの、送り方向に対する向きを90度回転させ、送りを二針に一回停止させる改造を加えることにより、実施することができる。
【0046】
図8及び図9を参照し、本発明のミシンの縫い目形成方法の第5実施形態について説明する。
【0047】
この実施形態における縫い目は、次のような千鳥タイプ針振り方式ミシンによって形成される。
【0048】
そのミシンは、従来の1本針ミシンに、送りと同方向に針振りを行うようにし(千鳥の針振りを送り方向と同方向にした構造)、送りを二針に一回停止させる改造を加えたものである。即ち、第5実施形態の縫い目形成方法を実施するミシンは、送り方向から見て、針落ちの右側あるいは左側に1個の釜Cを配置し、1本の針Dを一針毎に布上で送り方向に揺動させると共に、二針に一回送りを停止させ、1本の上糸と1本の下糸により縫い目を形成するものである。
【0049】
先ず、針振りの前後で釜Dが上糸を掬える範囲に針振り量を設定すると共に、縫合点がずれないように不図示の送り調節器によって送り量を針振り量と同等に調整する。
【0050】
上記の設定を行った後にミシンを駆動すると、図8に示すような縫い目が連続形成される。次に、その縫い目について説明する。
【0051】
ミシンが駆動され、針Dが送り方向上手に落ちると、上糸Aは下糸BとヒッチステッチHを形成する。そして、針Dが布上に上昇して送り方向に振れ、再度針Dが下降して下手側で下糸BとパーフェクトステッチPを形成し、更に、針Dが布上に上昇して送りと反対方向に振れると共に布が1ピッチ送られ、再度針Dが下降して上手側で下糸BとヒッチステッチHを形成する。そして、送りが停止した状態で針Dが布上に上昇して送り方向に振れ、再度針Dが下降して下手側で下糸BとパーフェクトPを形成する。以後この動作が連続して繰り返され、各縫合点にパーフェクトPとヒッチステッチHをそれぞれ1個づつ備えた縫い目が形成される。
【0052】
このようにして形成された縫い目は、1つの縫合点にパーフェクトステッチPとヒッチステッチHがそれぞれ1個づつ形成され、上糸と下糸によってしっかりと締め上げる状態となると共に、どの縫い目も上、下とも3本の糸で三重に抑えられるので、上糸と上布及び下糸と下布との接触面における摩擦力が大きくなる。従って、この縫い目により縫合した後に、縫合部を割り開いても、縫い目が緩んだり、上布と下布の接触面が割れることはない。
【0053】
その上、縫製スピードはミシンの回転スビード(送りスピード)よりも遅くなるが、送り方向の反転がないので、オペレータにとって何の違和感もない。また、従来の千鳥縫いミシンに、送りと同方向に針振りを行い、送りを二針に一回停止させるよう改造することにより、実施することができる。
【0054】
なお、本発明は実施形態にのみ限定されるものではなく、その本質から逸脱しない範囲で他の変形態様をとることができる。
【0055】
【発明の効果】
以上説明したように本発明のミシンの縫い目形成方法は、同一縫合点にパーフェクトステッチと結節力の強いヒッチステッチとが形成され、場合によっては両結節が同じ針により形成されて止め縫い状態となり、且つ、上布の上面及び下布の下面に複数本の上糸又は下糸が渡り、上布と下布の圧接強度が大きくなるので、縫合部を割り開いても、縫い目が緩んだり、上布と下布の接触面が割れることはない。
【0056】
その上、送り方向の反転がないので、オペレータにとって何の違和感もないし、縫製スピードも確保できる。また、既存のミシンに僅かな改良を加えたミシンにより実施することが可能である。
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】本発明の第1実施態様の縫い目を示す断面図である。
【図2】本発明の第1実施態様で使用するミシンの釜部の概略平面図である。
【図3】本発明の第2実施態様の縫い目を示す断面図である。
【図4】本発明の第2、第3実施態様で使用するミシンの釜部の概略平面図である。
【図5】本発明の第3実施態様の縫い目を示す断面図である。
【図6】本発明の第4実施態様の縫い目を示す断面図である。
【図7】本発明の第4実施態様で使用するミシンの釜部の概略平面図である。
【図8】本発明の第5実施態様の縫い目を示す断面図である。
【図9】本発明の第5実施態様で使用するミシンの釜部の概略平面図である。
【図10】従来の形成方法による縫い目の断面図である。
【符号の説明】
A 上糸
A1 上糸
A2 上糸
B 下糸
B1 下糸
B2 下糸
C 釜
C1 釜
C2 釜
D 針
D1 針
D2 針
F1 上布
F2 下布
H ヒッチステッチ
P パーフェクトステッチ
[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a method for forming a seam of a sewing machine, and in particular, in sewing leather such as a game ball and thick material such as a tent and a canvas, the front sides of two sewing materials are aligned, and the ends are sewn, and then the stitched portion is The present invention relates to a method for forming a seam of a sewing material that is used by splitting the sewing material inside.
[0002]
[Prior art]
In the ball industry such as soccer balls and furniture seats such as automobile seats and chairs, a high load is applied to the seams, and the thread is likely to loosen and cracks (openings). Although hand-sewing is performed with two threads, manual work is very inefficient. On the other hand, appropriate measures have not yet been taken for automobile seats and furniture seats.
[0003]
If you want to sew leather, tents, canvas, etc. with a sewing machine, align the front side of the two pieces of sewing material, sew the end with a seam sewing machine, and use each stitching part inside. The sewing material will be split open.
[0004]
The fastening strength of the stitching part at this time includes the tensile strength of the upper thread and lower thread, the frictional force at the knot of the upper thread and lower thread, and the frictional force between the upper thread, lower thread and upper cloth, and lower cloth. The fastening strength of the stitched portion is applied to a single thread and depends on the strength of a single thread. Further, when the stitching portion is split open, the upper thread and the lower thread are stretched, the knot point is deformed, and the upper and lower cloths are compressed by the upper thread and the lower thread.
[0005]
Due to these phenomena, when the stitched portion is split open, the contact surface at the stitched portion of the upper and lower fabrics opens, and the knots of the upper thread, lower thread, or both threads are exposed on the surface, reducing the commercial value. To do.
[0006]
In order to solve this problem, a technique for continuously forming the seams shown in FIG. 10 has been proposed (Japanese Patent Application No. 2001-314276). That is, the sewing machine that forms the main stitch repeatedly repeats the upper cloth F1 and the lower cloth F2 by two stitches forward to form two stitches, and then reversely feeds one stitch to form one stitch. .
[0007]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
The stitches of the sewing machine formed by the above method are hitch stitches H in which the upper thread A is twisted at the needle drop position where the reverse feed is changed to the forward feed, and the fabric is composed of three threads of the upper thread A and the lower thread B. It can be suppressed. Therefore, the press-contact strength of the fabric is improved, and the occurrence of loose seams and cracks is reduced. However, since reverse feed is accompanied at the time of forming the seam, it is difficult for the operator to handle the cloth, and the user feels uncomfortable.
[0008]
The present invention has been made in view of the above technical background with the intention of solving the above-described problems, and the stitches of the sewing machine capable of forming a strong seam without reversing the cloth feed. The object is to provide a forming method.
[0009]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
Stitch forming method of the sewing machine of the present invention, hook to rotate counterclockwise as viewed from the workpiece side, the needle, the needle, together with the hook to rotate counterclockwise as viewed from the workpiece side are disposed in this order in the cloth feeding direction The sewing machine in which the pair of needles are arranged on a straight line connecting the center lines of the pair of hooks adjusts the feed amount so that the two stitches formed independently are not shifted, and each workpiece to be sewn is one pitch at a time. A seam is formed along a straight line connecting the centers of the pair of hooks, and two independent seams are overlapped at each stitching point (FIG. 1).
[0010]
According to another stitch forming method of the present invention, two hooks that rotate counterclockwise when viewed from the side to be sewn along the cloth feeding direction are arranged, and a plane including the item to be sewn is arranged between each hook. A sewing machine with two needles that repeats reciprocating reciprocation of 180 degrees in the direction of the hooks on both sides on a parallel plane feeds the workpiece one pitch at a time, and two upper threads and two lower threads Thus, a seam is formed (FIG. 3).
[0011]
According to another stitch forming method of the present invention, two hooks that rotate counterclockwise when viewed from the side to be sewn along the cloth feeding direction are arranged, and a plane including the item to be sewn is arranged between each hook. On the parallel plane, the sewing machine with two needles that repeat the reciprocating reciprocation of 180 degrees in the direction of the hooks on both sides repeatedly stops the feed of the workpiece once in two needles. A seam is formed by a thread and two lower threads (FIG. 5).
[0012]
Another stitch forming method of the present invention includes a hook that rotates counterclockwise as viewed from the sewing product side , one needle that swings back and forth along the feed direction on the sewing product for each stitch , and the sewing product side. The sewing machine in which the hooks that rotate counterclockwise as viewed from the sewing machine are arranged in order along the feed direction, and repeatedly stops the feed of the workpiece once in two stitches, with one upper thread and two lower threads A seam is formed (FIG. 6).
[0013]
According to another stitch forming method of the present invention, one hook disposed on the right or left side of the needle drop position and one needle that swings back and forth along the feed direction on the sewing product for each stitch. The sewing machine is provided to repeatedly stop the feed of the sewing object once in two needles, and a seam is formed by one upper thread and one lower thread (FIG. 8).
[0014]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
With reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a description will be given of a first embodiment of a sewing machine seam forming method according to the present invention.
[0015]
The seam in this embodiment is a main stitch with two vertical needles and is formed by the following sewing machine.
[0016]
The sewing machine is a conventional two-needle sewing machine with a modification in which the direction of the needle and the shuttle is rotated 90 degrees with respect to the feed direction. That is, the sewing machine that performs the seam forming method according to the first embodiment is configured by sequentially arranging a hook C1 that rotates counterclockwise, a needle D1, a needle D2, and a hook C2 that rotates counterclockwise along the cloth feeding direction. is there.
[0017]
First, the cloth feed amount at each position of the upper needle D1 and the lower needle D2 is made equal (sewing pitch) so that the two stitches formed independently are not shifted by a feed amount setting unit (not shown). To be equal).
[0018]
When the sewing machine is driven after setting the cloth feed amount as described above, the seams shown in FIG. 1 are continuously formed. Next, the seam will be described. In each drawing of the seam, the upper thread and the lower thread are drawn in a state of floating from the upper and lower cloths. The yarn is firmly attached to the upper and lower fabrics.
[0019]
When the sewing machine is driven and the fabrics F1 and F2 are fed in the forward direction, a perfect stitch P is continuously formed by the hook C1 and the needle D1 (upper thread A1 and lower thread B1) in the feeding direction, A hitch stitch (twisted knot) H is continuously formed from the positional relationship between the needle and the hook by the lower hook C2 and the needle D2 (by the upper thread A2 and the lower thread B2). At that time, the perfect stitch P formed by the upper thread A1 and the lower thread B1 is formed so as to follow the hitch stitch H (the same stitching point) formed by the upper thread A2 and the lower thread B2 preceding one pitch. That is, a seam in which the perfect stitch P and the hitch stitch H overlap each other is formed.
[0020]
The seam formed in this way is formed with one perfect stitch P and one hitch stitch H having a strong knotting force at one stitching point, and the upper fabric between one pitch of the cloth feed. Two upper yarns or lower yarns cross on each of the upper surface and the lower surface of the lower fabric, and the frictional force at the contact surface between the upper yarn and the upper fabric and between the lower yarn and the lower fabric increases (the pressure contact strength of the upper and lower fabrics is acceptable). Will become bigger). Therefore, even if the stitching portion is split open after stitching with the stitches, the stitches are not loosened and the contact surface between the upper fabric and the lower fabric is not broken.
[0021]
In addition, since the sewing machine rotational speed (feed speed) is equal to the sewing speed, there is no sense of incongruity for the operator. In addition, the conventional two-needle sewing machine can be easily implemented by adding a modification that rotates the direction of the needle and the hook relative to the feed direction by 90 degrees.
[0022]
With reference to FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, a second embodiment of the sewing machine seam forming method of the present invention will be described.
[0023]
The seam in this embodiment is a main stitch formed by reciprocating the vertical two needles back and forth, and is formed by the following sewing machine.
[0024]
The sewing machine is a conventional two-needle sewing machine in which the direction of the needle and shuttle is rotated 90 degrees with respect to the feed direction, and a needle bar with two needles is rotated 180 degrees between the two shuttles. It has been modified to repeat the reciprocating reciprocal motion. That is, the sewing machine that performs the seam forming method of the second embodiment has two hooks C1 and C2 that rotate counterclockwise along the cloth feeding direction, and a reciprocating reciprocating motion of 180 degrees for each stitch between them. The needle bar provided with two needles D1 and D2 is arranged.
[0025]
First, the cloth feed amount at the upper needle drop position and the lower needle drop position is set according to the interval between the two needles so that the stitching point position is not shifted by a feed amount setting unit (not shown).
[0026]
When the sewing machine is driven after setting the cloth feed amount as described above, the stitches shown in FIG. 3 are continuously formed. Next, the seam will be described.
[0027]
The seam is formed by alternately switching the relationship between the two needles and the two hooks. That is, when one upper thread A1 is needle-dropped toward the upper hook side in the feed direction, the lower thread B1 in the upper hook side and the perfect stitch P are formed, and the other upper thread A2 is the lower hook in the feed direction. The needle falls to the side, and the lower thread B2 in the lower hook side and the hitch stitch H are formed. When the cloth is fed forward by 1 pitch and the needle position is reversed at the same time, one upper thread A1 is the same position on the cloth where the perfect stitch P has already been formed, and the lower thread B2 in the lower hook. The other upper thread A2 forms a perfect stitch P with the lower thread B1 in the upper hook. In this manner, since the perfect P and the hitch stitch H are formed with the same needle at the same stitching point, this seam has the same effect as the backstitch.
[0028]
The stitches formed in this way are formed in a stitched state for each stitch, and two upper threads or lower threads are crossed on each of the upper surface of the upper cloth and the lower surface of the lower cloth. The frictional force at the contact surface between the cloth and the lower thread and the lower cloth is increased. Therefore, even if the stitching portion is split open after stitching with the stitches, the stitches are not loosened and the contact surface between the upper fabric and the lower fabric is not broken.
[0029]
In addition, since the sewing machine rotational speed (feed speed) is equal to the sewing speed, there is no sense of incongruity for the operator. Further, the conventional two-needle sewing machine can be implemented by remodeling the needle and the shuttle with respect to the feeding direction by 90 degrees and reversing the needle bar by 180 degrees and reciprocatingly reciprocating for each needle.
[0030]
With reference to FIG.4 and FIG.5, 3rd Embodiment of the stitch formation method of the sewing machine of this invention is described.
[0031]
The seam in this embodiment is also a main stitch formed by reversing and reciprocating the vertical two needles back and forth, and is formed by the following sewing machine.
[0032]
The sewing machine is a modification of the sewing machine used in Embodiment 2 shown in FIG. 4 so that the feeding is stopped once with two needles. That is, the sewing machine that performs the stitch forming method of the third embodiment has two hooks C1 and C2 that rotate counterclockwise along the cloth feeding direction, and a reciprocating reciprocating motion of 180 degrees for each stitch between them. The needle bar provided with two needles D1 and D2 is arranged, and the feed is stopped once for two needles.
[0033]
First, the cloth feed amount at the upper needle drop position and the lower needle drop position is set according to the interval between the two needles so that the stitching point position is not shifted by a feed amount setting unit (not shown).
[0034]
When the sewing machine is driven after setting the cloth feed amount as described above, the stitches shown in FIG. 5 are continuously formed. Next, the seam will be described.
[0035]
The seam is formed by alternately switching the relationship between the two needles and the two hooks. That is, when one upper thread A1 is needle-dropped toward the upper hook side in the feed direction, the lower thread B1 in the upper hook side and the perfect stitch P are formed, and the other upper thread A2 is the lower hook in the feed direction. The needle falls to the side, and the lower thread B2 in the lower hook side and the hitch stitch H are formed. When the cloth is fed forward by 1 pitch and the needle position is reversed at the same time, one upper thread A1 is the same position on the cloth where the perfect stitch P has already been formed, and the lower thread B2 in the lower hook. The other upper thread A2 forms a perfect stitch P with the lower thread B1 in the upper hook. Furthermore, when the cloth is fed forward by 1 pitch and the needle position is reversed at the same time, one upper thread A1 forms a perfect stitch P with the lower thread B1 in the upper hook, and the other upper thread A2 The hitch stitch H is formed at the same position on the lower thread B2 in the lower hook and the cloth on which the perfect stitch P has already been formed. When the feeding is stopped and the needle position is reversed at the same time, one upper thread A1 is located immediately before the hitch stitch H is formed by the upper thread A2 and the lower thread B2, and the lower thread B2 in the lower hook. The other upper thread A2 forms the perfect stitch P with the lower thread B1 in the upper hook at the position where the perfect stitch P was formed by the upper thread A1 and the lower thread B1 immediately before. To do. In this way, since this stitch has four knot points at the same stitch point, and the perfect needle and hitch stitch H are formed there by the same needle, the same effect as the back stitch is produced.
[0036]
The stitches formed in this way have four knots at the same stitching point, in which a stitched state is formed, and four upper threads cross on the upper surface of the upper fabric, and the lower surface of the lower fabric Since two lower threads pass over the upper surface, the frictional force at the contact portion between the upper thread and the upper cloth and between the lower thread and the lower cloth increases. Therefore, even if the stitching portion is split open after stitching with the stitches, the stitches are not loosened and the contact surface between the upper fabric and the lower fabric is not broken.
[0037]
In addition, the sewing speed is slower than the rotational speed (feed speed) of the sewing machine, but since there is no reversal of the feed direction, there is no sense of incongruity for the operator. Also, rotate the needle and shuttle in the conventional two-needle sewing machine by 90 degrees, and repeat the needle bar 180 degree reciprocating reciprocating motion for each needle, and stop feeding once by two needles. This can be done by adding modifications.
[0038]
With reference to FIG.6 and FIG.7, 4th Embodiment of the stitch formation method of the sewing machine of this invention is described.
[0039]
The seam in this embodiment is formed by the following staggered type waving type sewing machine.
[0040]
The sewing machine is a modification of the conventional zigzag stitch sewing machine, in which the direction of the hook and needle swing with respect to the feed direction is rotated 90 degrees and the feed is stopped once with two stitches. That is, the sewing machine that performs the stitch formation method of the fourth embodiment is a hook C1 that rotates counterclockwise along the cloth feed direction, and a needle that swings in the same direction as the feed on the cloth for each stitch (staggered A needle swing is made in the same direction as the feed direction) D, and a hook (inner scoop) C2 that rotates counterclockwise is arranged in order, and feed is stopped once in two needles.
[0041]
First, the feed amount and the needle swing amount are adjusted to be equal by a feed adjuster (not shown) so that the stitching point position does not shift, and the shuttle position is simultaneously adjusted according to the needle swing amount.
[0042]
When the sewing machine is driven after performing the above adjustment, a seam as shown in FIG. 6 is continuously formed by two lower threads Y1, Y2 and one upper thread Y. Next, the seam will be described.
[0043]
When the sewing machine is driven and the needle D falls to the hook C1 on the upper side in the feeding direction, the upper thread A forms a hitch stitch H with the lower thread B1 in the hook. Then, the needle D rises on the cloth and swings in the feeding direction, and the needle D descends again to form the lower thread B2 and the perfect stitch P on the lower hook C2 side. Further, the needle D rises on the cloth. Then, the fabric is fed one pitch and the needle D is lowered again to form the lower thread B1 and the hitch stitch H. Then, with the feed stopped, the needle D rises on the cloth and swings in the feed direction, and the needle D descends again to form the lower thread B2 and the perfect stitch P. Thereafter, this operation is continuously repeated to form a perfect stitch P and a hitch stitch H at each stitch point.
[0044]
The stitches thus formed have one perfect hitch P and one hitch stitch H at one stitch point, and are tightened by one upper thread, and the upper surface of the upper fabric has three stitches. Since the lower cloth is held down by two lower threads, the friction force at the contact surface between the upper thread and the upper cloth and between the lower thread and the lower cloth is increased (the pressure contact strength of the upper and lower cloth is acceptable). Will become bigger). Therefore, even if the stitching portion is split open after stitching with the stitches, the stitches are not loosened and the contact surface between the upper fabric and the lower fabric is not broken.
[0045]
In addition, the sewing speed is slower than the rotational speed (feed speed) of the sewing machine, but since there is no reversal of the feed direction, there is no sense of incongruity for the operator. Further, it can be carried out by adding a modification to the conventional zigzag sewing machine by rotating the direction of the shuttle and the needle swing with respect to the feed direction by 90 degrees and stopping the feed once by two stitches.
[0046]
With reference to FIG.8 and FIG.9, 5th Embodiment of the stitch formation method of the sewing machine of this invention is described.
[0047]
The seam in this embodiment is formed by the following staggered type needle swing type sewing machine.
[0048]
The sewing machine is modified so that the needle swings in the same direction as the feed (a structure in which the staggered needle swing is in the same direction as the feed direction), and the feed is stopped once with two needles. It is added. That is, in the sewing machine that performs the stitch forming method of the fifth embodiment, one hook C is arranged on the right or left side of the needle drop when viewed from the feeding direction, and one needle D is placed on the cloth for each stitch. In addition to swinging in the feed direction, the feed is stopped once by two needles, and a seam is formed by one upper thread and one lower thread.
[0049]
First, the needle swing amount is set in a range in which the hook D holds the upper thread before and after the needle swing, and the feed amount is adjusted to be equal to the needle swing amount by a feed controller (not shown) so that the stitching point does not shift. .
[0050]
When the sewing machine is driven after performing the above setting, the seam as shown in FIG. 8 is continuously formed. Next, the seam will be described.
[0051]
When the sewing machine is driven and the needle D falls down in the feeding direction, the upper thread A forms a lower thread B and a hitch stitch H. Then, the needle D rises on the cloth and swings in the feeding direction, the needle D descends again to form the lower thread B and the perfect stitch P on the lower side, and further, the needle D rises on the cloth and feeds. While swinging in the opposite direction, the cloth is fed by 1 pitch, and the needle D descends again to form the lower thread B and the hitch stitch H on the upper side. Then, with the feed stopped, the needle D rises on the cloth and swings in the feed direction, and the needle D descends again to form the lower thread B and the perfect P on the lower side. Thereafter, this operation is continuously repeated to form a stitch having one perfect P and one hitch stitch H at each stitch point.
[0052]
The stitches formed in this manner are formed with one perfect stitch P and one hitch stitch H at one stitching point, and are firmly tightened by the upper thread and the lower thread. Since the lower part is held in triplicate by three threads, the frictional force at the contact surface between the upper thread and the upper cloth and between the lower thread and the lower cloth is increased. Therefore, even if the stitching portion is split open after stitching with the stitches, the stitches are not loosened and the contact surface between the upper fabric and the lower fabric is not broken.
[0053]
In addition, the sewing speed is slower than the rotational speed (feed speed) of the sewing machine, but since there is no reversal of the feed direction, there is no sense of incongruity for the operator. In addition, the conventional zigzag stitching machine can be implemented by remodeling so that the needle swings in the same direction as the feed and the feed is stopped once by two stitches.
[0054]
In addition, this invention is not limited only to embodiment, Other deformation | transformation aspects can be taken in the range which does not deviate from the essence.
[0055]
【The invention's effect】
As described above, the stitch formation method of the sewing machine according to the present invention is such that a perfect stitch and a hitch stitch having a strong knotting force are formed at the same stitching point, and in some cases, both knots are formed by the same needle and become a stop stitch state. In addition, multiple upper threads or lower threads cross over the upper surface and the lower surface of the upper fabric, and the pressure contact strength between the upper fabric and the lower fabric increases. The contact surface between the cloth and the lower cloth will not break.
[0056]
In addition, since there is no reversal of the feeding direction, there is no sense of incongruity for the operator and the sewing speed can be secured. Further, it can be carried out by a sewing machine obtained by slightly improving an existing sewing machine.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a seam according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a schematic plan view of a hook portion of a sewing machine used in the first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a seam according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a schematic plan view of a hook portion of a sewing machine used in the second and third embodiments of the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a seam according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a seam according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a schematic plan view of a hook portion of a sewing machine used in the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view showing a seam according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 9 is a schematic plan view of a hook portion of a sewing machine used in the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of a seam formed by a conventional forming method.
[Explanation of symbols]
A Upper thread A1 Upper thread A2 Upper thread B Lower thread B1 Lower thread B2 Lower thread C Hook C1 Hook C2 Hook D Needle D1 Needle D2 Needle F1 Upper cloth F2 Lower cloth H Hitch stitch P Perfect stitch

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被縫製物側から見て左回りに回転する釜、針、針、被縫製物側から見て左回りに回転する釜を布送り方向に順に配置するとともに、前記一対の釜の中心線を結ぶ直線上に前記一対の針を配置したミシンにより、独立して形成される2つの縫い目がずれないように送り量を調整して被縫製物を1ピッチずつ送り、前記一対の釜の中心線を結ぶ直線に沿って縫い目を形成し、どの縫合点にも2つの独立した縫い目を重ねて形成するミシンの縫い目形成方法。A hook that rotates counterclockwise when viewed from the side to be sewn, a needle, a needle, and a hook that rotates counterclockwise when viewed from the side to be sewn are sequentially arranged in the cloth feed direction, and the center lines of the pair of hooks are connected. With the sewing machine in which the pair of needles are arranged on a straight line , the feed amount is adjusted so that two independently formed seams are not displaced, and the workpiece is fed one pitch at a time, and the center line of the pair of hooks is adjusted. A method for forming a seam of a sewing machine , in which a seam is formed along a straight line, and two independent seams are overlapped at each stitching point . 布送り方向に沿って被縫製物側から見て左回りに回転する釜を2つ並べ、それらの間に一針毎に被縫製物を含む平面とほぼ平行な平面上において両側の釜の方向に180度の反転往復動を繰り返す2本の針を配したミシンにより、被縫製物を1ピッチずつ送り、2本の上糸と2本の下糸とにより縫い目を形成するミシンの縫い目形成方法。Two hooks that rotate counterclockwise as viewed from the sewing product side along the cloth feed direction are arranged, and the directions of the hooks on both sides on a plane substantially parallel to the plane containing the sewing product for each stitch between them A sewing method for forming a stitch on a sewing machine in which a sewing machine is provided with two needles that repeat reversing and reciprocating movements of 180 degrees at the same time, and a workpiece is fed one pitch at a time to form a seam with two upper threads and two lower threads. . 布送り方向に沿って被縫製物側から見て左回りに回転する釜を2つ並べ、それらの間に一針毎に被縫製物を含む平面とほぼ平行な平面上において両側の釜の方向に180度の反転往復動を繰り返す2本の針を配したミシンにより、二針に一回被縫製物の送りを停止させることを繰り返し、2本の上糸と2本の下糸により縫い目を形成するミシンの縫い目形成方法。Two hooks that rotate counterclockwise as viewed from the sewing product side along the cloth feed direction are arranged, and the directions of the hooks on both sides on a plane substantially parallel to the plane containing the sewing product for each stitch between them The sewing machine with two needles that repeats 180 degree reciprocating reciprocating motion repeatedly stops the feed of the workpiece once in two needles, and repeats the stitches with two upper threads and two lower threads. A method for forming a seam of a sewing machine to be formed. 被縫製物側から見て左回りに回転する釜、一針毎に被縫製物上で送り方向に沿って前後搖動する1本の針、被縫製物側から見て左回りに回転する釜を送り方向に沿って順に配置したミシンにより、二針に一回被縫製物の送りを停止させることを繰り返し、1本の上糸と2本の下糸により縫い目を形成するミシンの縫い目形成方法。A hook that rotates counterclockwise when viewed from the sewing product side, one needle that swings back and forth along the feed direction on the sewing product for each stitch, and a hook that rotates counterclockwise when viewed from the sewing product side A stitch forming method for a sewing machine in which a sewing machine arranged in order along a feeding direction repeatedly stops the feeding of a workpiece once by two needles and forms a seam with one upper thread and two lower threads. 針落ち位置の右側あるいは左側に配置された1つの釜と、一針毎に被縫製物上で送り方向に沿って前後搖動する1本の針とを備えたミシンにより、二針に一回被縫製物の送りを停止させることを繰り返し、1本の上糸と1本の下糸により縫い目を形成するミシンの縫い目形成方法。The sewing machine is equipped with one hook placed on the right or left side of the needle entry position and one needle that swings back and forth along the feed direction on the workpiece for each stitch. A method for forming a stitch on a sewing machine, in which the feeding of a sewing product is repeatedly stopped to form a stitch with one upper thread and one lower thread.
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