JP6612641B2 - Bias fabric manufacturing equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a bias fabric manufacturing apparatus.

  Patent Document 1 discloses a bias fabric manufacturing apparatus. This bias fabric manufacturing apparatus includes a pair of guide bars, a disc-shaped cutting blade, and a fabric winding core. The pair of guide bars guide the tubular fabric. This tubular fabric has a warp and weft crossing angle of 90 degrees, and the warp is along the longitudinal direction of the fabric. Tubular fabrics travel along their guide bars. The disc-shaped cutting blade cuts the tubular fabric in an oblique direction with respect to the traveling direction of the tubular fabric. The cut portion of the tubular fabric is a bias fabric. A bias fabric refers to a fabric in which the direction in which the warp extends and the direction in which the weft extends are oblique to the longitudinal direction of the fabric. The core material for winding the fabric winds the bias fabric cut by the disc-shaped cutting blade. The tubular fabric is continuously rotated by winding the bias fabric by the fabric winding core.

  According to the bias fabric manufacturing apparatus disclosed in Patent Document 1, not only high productivity can be obtained at a low cost, but also a bias fabric without a connection site can be continuously produced.

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  However, the bias fabric manufacturing apparatus disclosed in Patent Document 1 has a problem that fine adjustment of the bias angle is difficult. The bias angle refers to an angle formed by the warp with respect to the longitudinal direction of the fabric. The present invention solves such problems. An object of the present invention is to provide a bias fabric manufacturing apparatus in which the bias angle can be easily finely adjusted.

  The bias fabric manufacturing apparatus of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. It should be noted that the reference numerals in the figure are used in this column in order to help understanding of the contents of the invention, and are not intended to limit the contents to the illustrated range.

  In order to solve the above-described problem, according to an aspect of the present invention, the bias fabric manufacturing apparatus includes a pair of guide bars 10, a cutting blade 180, and an attachment body 16. The pair of guide bars 10 extend along each other. The cutting blade 180 is along an oblique direction with respect to the extending direction of the pair of guide bars 10. The cutting blade 180 is located between the pair of guide bars 10. A pair of guide bars 10 and a cutting blade 180 are respectively attached to the attachment body 16. The attachment body 16 has a base 50, a guide bar connection part 52, a rotation part 54, and a rotation drive part 56. The guide bar connecting portion 52 connects one end of the guide bar 10 to the base 50 so that the direction of the other end of the guide bar 10 can be changed. The rotating part 54 is placed on the base part 50. A cutting blade 180 is connected to the rotating unit 54. The rotating unit 54 rotates with respect to the base 50 around a predetermined center of rotation. The rotation drive unit 56 applies a force to the rotation unit 54 so that the rotation unit 54 rotates around a predetermined center of rotation. The rotation drive unit 56 applies force to the rotation unit 54 at the side portion of the base 50 as viewed from the portion 70 where the rotation unit 54 is placed.

  A tubular fabric 150 may be guided along the pair of guide bars 10. The guide bar connecting portion 52 connects one end of the guide bar 10 to the base 50 so that the direction of the other end of the guide bar 10 can be changed. The rotating part 54 is placed on the base part 50. A cutting blade 180 is connected to the rotating unit 54. The cutting blade 180 is along an oblique direction with respect to the extending direction of the pair of guide bars 10. The cutting blade 180 is located between the pair of guide bars 10. Thereby, the cutting blade 180 can cut the side surface of the tubular fabric 150 in an oblique direction with respect to the traveling direction of the tubular fabric 150 guided by the pair of guide bars 10. As a result, the cut fabric 150 becomes a strip-shaped fabric 150. The rotating unit 54 rotates with respect to the base 50 around a predetermined center of rotation. Thereby, the direction in which the cutter unit 12 cuts the side surface of the tubular fabric 150 can be changed by the rotating unit 54 in addition to the guide bar connecting unit 52. The rotation drive unit 56 applies a force to the rotation unit 54 so that the rotation unit 54 rotates around a predetermined center of rotation. The rotation drive unit 56 applies force to the rotation unit 54 at the side portion of the base 50 as viewed from the portion 70 where the rotation unit 54 is placed. The rotating unit 54 rotates with respect to the base 50 around a predetermined center of rotation by receiving the force of the rotation driving unit 56. When the rotating part 54 rotates by receiving a force at the side portion viewed from the place 70 where the rotating part 54 is placed, the rotation angle of the rotating part 54 is larger than when the rotating part 54 is rotated at the above-described center of rotation. Fine adjustment becomes easy. When rotating the rotating part 54 by applying a force at the side as viewed from the place 70 where the rotating part 54 is placed, when rotating the rotating part 54 by applying a force to the rotating part 54 at the central part of the rotating part 54 This is because it is necessary to move more places where force is applied in order to realize the same angle change. When the fine adjustment of the rotation angle of the rotating portion 54 is facilitated, fine adjustment in the direction in which the cutting blade 180 cuts the side surface of the tubular fabric 150 is also facilitated. The direction in which the cutting blade 180 cuts the side surface of the tubular fabric 150 corresponds to the bias angle. As a result, it is possible to provide a bias fabric manufacturing apparatus in which the bias angle can be easily finely adjusted.

  In addition, it is desirable that the rotating unit 54 described above includes a cutting blade arrangement unit 92, a base connection unit 96, and a resistance reduction unit 98. The cutting blade placement portion 92 faces the pair of guide bars 10. The cutting blade placement portion 92 places the cutting blade 180 between the pair of guide bars 10. The base connection portion 96 connects the cutting blade placement portion 92 to the base portion 50 so that the cutting blade placement portion 92 can rotate with respect to the base portion 50 around the center of rotation. The resistance reduction unit 98 reduces the resistance when the cutting blade placement unit 92 rotates with respect to the base 50.

  The cutting blade placement portion 92 faces the pair of guide bars 10. The cutting blade placement portion 92 places the cutting blade 180 between the pair of guide bars 10. The base connection portion 96 allows the cutting blade placement portion 92 to rotate with respect to the base portion 50. Thereby, the direction in which the cutting blade 180 cuts the tubular fabric 150 can be changed. The resistance reduction part 98 reduces the resistance when the cutting blade arrangement part 92 rotates. As a result, the bias angle can be finely adjusted more easily than when the resistance is not reduced.

  Alternatively, it is desirable that the above-described resistance reduction unit 98 has a plurality of wheels 100. The wheel 100 is connected to the cutting blade arrangement portion 92. The plurality of wheels 100 are arranged at one place and the other place that are opposite to each other when viewed from the center of rotation. The wheel 100 rolls on the surface of the base portion 50 as the cutting blade placement portion 92 rotates.

  Since the resistance reduction part 98 has the wheel 100, when reducing the resistance at the time of the cutting blade arrangement | positioning part 92 rotating with respect to the base 50, it receives rolling resistance. The rolling resistance is smaller than when the resistance is reduced by a known lubricant. The plurality of wheels 100 included in the resistance reducing unit 98 are arranged at one place and the other place that are opposite to each other when viewed from the center of rotation. By arranging the wheels 100 at those locations, it is possible to reduce the resistance received from the base 50 at locations where the wheels 100 are not arranged, as compared to the case where the wheels 100 are arranged only at one of those locations.

  In addition, it is desirable that the rotation drive unit 56 described above includes the shaft unit 110, the cylinder unit 112, and the operation member 120. The shaft portion 110 is connected to one of the base portion 50 and the rotating portion 54. A male screw 130 is provided on the outer periphery of the shaft portion 110. The cylindrical portion 112 is connected to the other of the base portion 50 and the rotating portion 54. The shaft part 110 enters the inside of the cylinder part 112. An internal thread 132 is provided inside the cylindrical portion 112. The female screw 132 meshes with the male screw 130 of the shaft portion 110. The operation member 120 applies torque to the shaft portion 110.

  The shaft portion 110 moves along the internal thread 132 of the cylindrical portion 112 when torque is applied by the operation member 120. The shaft portion 110 is connected to one of the base portion 50 and the rotating portion 54. The cylindrical portion 112 is connected to the other of the base portion 50 and the rotating portion 54. As a result, when the operating member 120 applies torque to the shaft portion 110, the shaft portion 110 and the tube portion 112 move relative to each other. Along with the relative movement, the rotating unit 54 rotates. Since the rotating portion 54 is rotated due to the rotation of the shaft portion 110, the amount of movement of the shaft portion 110 is finely adjusted as compared with the case where the rotating portion 54 is rotated by pushing the shaft portion 110 in the direction along the central axis. Becomes easier. Since the fine adjustment becomes easy, fine adjustment of the bias angle becomes easy.

  According to the present invention, fine adjustment of the bias angle is facilitated.

It is a front view of the bias textile manufacturing apparatus concerning a certain embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view of the bias textile manufacturing apparatus concerning a certain embodiment of the present invention. It is a side view of the bias textile manufacturing apparatus concerning a certain embodiment of the present invention. It is a front view of an attachment object concerning a certain embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view of the base concerning an embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view of the rotation part concerning a certain embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure which shows arrangement | positioning of the wheel concerning embodiment with this invention. It is a side view of the attachment object concerning a certain embodiment of the present invention. It is sectional drawing of the cylinder part concerning embodiment with this invention.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In the following description, the same parts are denoted by the same reference numerals. Their names and functions are also the same. Therefore, detailed description thereof will not be repeated.

[Description of configuration]
FIG. 1 is a front view of a bias fabric manufacturing apparatus according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a plan view of the bias fabric manufacturing apparatus according to the present embodiment. FIG. 3 is a side view of the bias fabric manufacturing apparatus according to the present embodiment. Based on FIG. 1 thru | or FIG. 3, the structure of the bias textile manufacturing apparatus concerning this embodiment is demonstrated.

  The bias fabric manufacturing apparatus according to the present embodiment includes a pair of guide bars 10, a cutter unit 12, an attachment body 16, and an air supply unit 18. As shown in FIG. 1, a pair of guide bars 10 extend along each other. As shown in FIG. 2, the pair of guide bars 10 are both inserted into a tubular fabric 150. As will be described later, the tubular fabric 150 travels along the pair of guide bars 10. Thereby, the pair of guide bars 10 guides the tubular fabric 150. The direction of the guide is along the direction in which the pair of guide bars 10 extends. The cutter unit 12 cuts the side surface of the fabric 150. The direction in which the cutter unit 12 cuts the side surface of the fabric 150 is an oblique direction with respect to the direction in which the pair of guide bars 10 extends, and thus the direction in which the fabric 150 travels. The cut fabric 150 is strip-shaped. This fabric is a bias fabric. The cutter unit 12 has a cutting blade 180. The cutting blade 180 is along an oblique direction with respect to the extending direction of the pair of guide bars 10. The cutting blade 180 is located between the pair of guide bars 10. A pair of guide bars 10, a cutter unit 12, and an air supply unit 18 are attached to the attachment body 16. The air supply unit 18 blows air into the tubular fabric 150. By blowing air, the tubular fabric 150 can be easily cut.

  FIG. 4 is a front view of the attachment body 16 according to the present embodiment. Based on FIG. 4, the structure of the attachment body 16 concerning this embodiment is demonstrated. The attachment body 16 includes a base portion 50, a pair of guide bar connection portions 52, a rotation portion 54, a rotation drive portion 56, and a receiving portion 58. The base 50 is a part that is a mounting source of the pair of guide bars 10, the cutter unit 12, and the air supply unit 18. One end of the guide bar 10 is connected to the guide bar connection portion 52. The guide bar connecting portion 52 includes a base connecting portion 160 connected to the base 50, an end connecting portion 162 connected to one end of the guide bar 10, and a shaft (not shown). The shaft connects the base connecting portion 160 and the one end connecting portion 162 so that the one end connecting portion 162 can rotate with respect to the base connecting portion 160. Thereby, the guide bar connection part 52 will connect one end of the guide bar 10 to the base 50 so that the direction of the other end of the guide bar 10 can be changed. A wheel is attached to the base connecting portion 160. The rotating part 54 is placed on the base part 50. The cutter unit 12 is connected to the rotating unit 54. The rotating portion 54 rotates with respect to the base portion 50 around a rotation center location described later. The receiving portion 58 is fixed to the side surface of the rotating portion 54. The rotation drive part 56 is provided in the side part seen from the location (rotation surface 70 mentioned later) in the base part 50 where the rotation part 54 is mounted. The rotation drive unit 56 applies a force to the rotation unit 54 so that the rotation unit 54 rotates around a predetermined center of rotation. The receiving portion 58 is provided on a side portion of the rotating portion 54 as viewed from a place on the base portion 50. The receiving portion 58 receives a force from the rotation driving portion 56 and transmits the force to the attachment body 16. As a result, the rotation drive unit 56 applies a force to the rotation unit 54 via the receiving unit 58.

  FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the base 50 according to the present embodiment. Based on FIG. 5, the structure of the base 50 concerning this embodiment is demonstrated. The base 50 includes a rotation surface 70, a connecting beam portion 72, a support beam portion 74, a fixed beam portion 76, and a bearing mounting bracket 78. A rotating part 54 is placed on the rotating surface 70. The rotating unit 54 rotates on the rotating surface 70. A space is formed in the central portion of the rotation surface 70. Via this space, the bias fabric is wound around the fabric winding core 14. A shaft insertion hole 80 is provided in the rotation surface 70. The base connecting portion 160 of the guide bar connecting portion 52 is connected to the connecting beam portion 72. In the case of the present embodiment, the base connecting portion 160 is movable along the connecting beam portion 72. Wheels attached to the base connecting portion 160 are placed on the support beam portion 74. Since the base connecting portion 160 of the guide bar connecting portion 52 is connected to the connecting beam portion 72 and the wheel attached to the base connecting portion 160 is placed on the support beam portion 74, the guide bar connecting portion 52 is 50 will be connected. The air supply unit 18 is fixed to the fixed beam unit 76. A rotation drive unit 56 is connected to the bearing mounting bracket 78.

  FIG. 6 is a plan view of the rotating unit 54 according to the present embodiment. Based on FIG. 6, the structure of the rotation part 54 concerning this embodiment is demonstrated. The rotating unit 54 includes a structural material 90, a cutting blade arrangement unit 92, a core material arrangement drive unit 94, a base connection unit 96, and a resistance reduction unit 98. The structural material 90 is connected to a cutting blade arrangement portion 92, a core material arrangement driving portion 94, a base connection portion 96, and a resistance reduction portion 98. In the case of this embodiment, the structural material 90 is rectangular. A space is formed in the central portion of the structural member 90. The bias fabric described above is wound through this space. Such a structure includes two long-side groove steels 60 that are arranged along each other, and two short-side groove steels 62 that are connected to both ends and arranged along each other, and Formed by. The receiving portion 58 described above is provided at one end of the structural material 90. The cutting blade arrangement portion 92 protrudes from the structural material 90 so as to face the pair of guide bars 10. The cutting blade placement portion 92 holds the cutter portion 12. As a result, the cutter unit 12 faces the pair of guide bars 10, and the cutting blade 180 of the cutter unit 12 is disposed between the pair of guide bars 10. The core material arrangement drive unit 94 holds the fabric winding core material 14. The fabric winding core 14 winds the bias fabric. In the case of this embodiment, the core material arrangement drive unit 94 includes a drive roller 170, a driven roller 172, and a suppression roller 174. The driving roller 170, the driven roller 172, and the restraining roller 174 may be disposed in an oblique direction with respect to the direction in which the one end of the guide bar 10 is viewed from the cutting blade 180. Here, “one end of the guide bar 10” refers to an end on the side connected to the guide bar connecting portion 52. However, as is clear from FIG. 6, in the case of this embodiment, the driving roller 170, the driven roller 172, and the restraining roller 174 have one end of the guide bar 10 from the oblique direction (oblique direction viewed from the cutting edge 180). It is arranged over a certain direction. The direction in which these extend is an oblique direction with respect to the direction in which the guide bar 10 extends. The driving roller 170 and the driven roller 172 are arranged so as to be aligned in the horizontal direction. The driving roller 170 is driven by a motor (not shown). When the driving roller 170 is rotated, a frictional force is received from the driving roller 170 (while the fabric winding core 14 is winding the bias fabric, the friction force is received from the driving roller 170 via the bias fabric. ) The fabric winding core 14 rotates. With this rotation, the bias fabric is wound up. With the winding of the bias fabric, the tubular fabric 150 is continuously rotated. The rotation direction is along the outer peripheral direction of the guide bar 10. The driven roller 172 rotates as the fabric winding core 14 rotates. The driving roller 170 and the driven roller 172 support the fabric winding core 14. The driven roller 172 is also a roller for guiding the bias fabric to the fabric winding core 14. The bias fabric is wound around the fabric winding core 14 via a driven roller 172. The holding roller 174 is arranged along the driving roller 170 and the driven roller 172. The holding roller 174 can be raised and lowered. The holding roller 174 holds the fabric winding core 14 against the driving roller 170 and the driven roller 172. As a result, the frictional force is efficiently transmitted from the driving roller 170 to the fabric winding core 14. In the case of this embodiment, the base connection part 96 has a well-known bolt and a well-known nut. When the former is connected to the base 50 in a state where it passes through the structural material 90 and the shaft insertion hole 80 of the rotating surface 70, the base connecting portion 96 connects the structural material 90 to the base 50. In this case, as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. 2, the structural member 90 (and consequently the cutting blade arrangement portion 92) can rotate. The center of rotation is the central axis of the bolt of the base connection portion 96. As a result, the base connection portion 96 indirectly connects the core material arrangement drive unit 94 to the base 50 so that the core material arrangement drive unit 94 can rotate around the center of rotation relative to the base 50. . That is, in the case of the present embodiment, the “rotation center location” described above is on the central axis of the bolt of the base connection portion 96. The resistance reducing unit 98 reduces the resistance when the core material arrangement driving unit 94 rotates with respect to the base 50.

  FIG. 7 is a view showing the arrangement of the wheels 100 according to the present embodiment. Based on FIG. 7, the structure of the resistance reduction part 98 concerning this embodiment is demonstrated. The resistance reducing unit 98 has a plurality of wheels 100. The wheel 100 is connected to the short-side groove steel 62 of the structural member 90 by a known method. The wheel 100 is disposed at one location and the other location that are opposite to each other as viewed from the above-described rotational center location. That is, in FIG. 7, the wheel 100 is disposed at any location in the left region of the base connection portion 96 and at any location in the right region of the base connection portion 96. The rotation shafts of these wheels 100 face the direction of the center of rotation. These wheels 100 roll on the surface of the rotating surface 70 of the base 50 as the structural material 90 rotates. Since the core material arrangement drive unit 94 is connected to the structural material 90, the wheel 100 rolling on the surface of the rotating surface 70 with the rotation of the structural material 90 is caused by the rotation of the core material arrangement drive unit 94. 100 means rolling on the surface of the base 50.

  FIG. 8 is a side view of the attachment body 16 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of the cylindrical portion 112. Based on FIG. 8 and FIG. 9, the structure of the rotational drive part 56 and the receiving part 58 concerning this embodiment is demonstrated. The rotation drive unit 56 includes a shaft part 110, a cylinder part 112, a coupling 114, a coupling material 116, a bearing 118, and a handle 120. A male screw 130 is provided on the outer periphery of the tip portion of the shaft portion 110. The cylindrical portion 112 is connected to the receiving portion 58. The shaft portion 110 penetrates the tube portion 112. As a result, the end portion of the shaft portion 110 protrudes outside the cylindrical portion 112. An internal thread 132 is provided inside the cylindrical portion 112. The female screw 132 meshes with the male screw 130 of the shaft portion 110. The coupling 114 connects the shaft portion 110 and one end of the connecting material 116. The connecting material 116 transmits torque to the shaft portion 110 via the coupling 114. The bearing 118 is connected to the bearing mounting bracket 78. As a result, the shaft part 110 is indirectly connected to the base part 50. The bearing 118 supports the connecting material 116. By being supported by the bearing 118, the connecting member 116 can rotate. The connecting member 116 is connected to the handle 120. The handle 120 is operated by the user. The handle 120 applies torque to the connecting member 116. Since the connecting member 116 is connected to the shaft portion 110 via the coupling 114, the handle 120 indirectly applies torque to the shaft portion 110. Therefore, the handle 120 corresponds to the operation member in the present embodiment.

  The receiving part 58 includes a bracket 140 and a connection bolt 142. The bracket 140 receives a force from the cylindrical portion 112. A groove-like portion is provided at the tip of the bracket 140. The cylinder part 112 is fitted in this groove-like part. The connection bolt 142 presses the cylindrical portion 112 against the inner peripheral surface of the groove-shaped portion of the bracket 140. Thereby, the cylinder part 112 is connected to the bracket 140.

[Description of manufacturing method]
The manufacturing method of the bias fabric manufacturing apparatus according to the present embodiment is to manufacture the parts of the above-described parts in advance and then assemble them. A specific method for manufacturing these parts can be arbitrarily used. The specific assembly method is also the same.

[Description of usage]
Hereinafter, the usage method of the bias textile manufacturing apparatus concerning this embodiment is demonstrated. First, the user adjusts the direction of the guide bar 10. Next, the user operates the handle 120 of the rotation drive unit 56. Thereby, the rotation part 54 rotates. As a result of the rotation, the direction of the cutting blade 180 of the cutter unit 12 changes. Next, the user puts the tubular fabric 150 on the pair of guide bars 10. As a result, the pair of guide bars 10 is inserted into the fabric 150. Next, the user activates the cutter unit 12. By the activation, the cutting blade 180 of the cutter unit 12 starts to rotate. When the cutting blade 180 starts to rotate, the fabric 150 can be cut. Next, the user cuts the end of the tubular fabric 150 with the cutting blade 180 of the cutter unit 12. A portion of the fabric 150 cut by the cutting blade 180 becomes a bias fabric. The user passes the tip portion of the bias fabric between the driving roller 170 and the driven roller 172 and winds the tip portion around the fabric winding core 14. When the tip portion is wound around the fabric winding core 14, the user activates the driving roller 170. The driving roller 170 rotates the fabric winding core 14. As the fabric winding core 14 rotates, the fabric winding core 14 winds the bias fabric. With the winding, the cutting blade 180 of the cutter unit 12 continuously cuts the tubular fabric 150. At the same time, the tubular fabric 150 travels along the pair of guide bars 10.

[Description of effects]
In the bias fabric manufacturing apparatus according to the present embodiment, the rotation drive unit 56 applies a force to the rotation unit 54 so that the rotation unit 54 rotates around the rotation center location. The receiving part 58 receives the force of the rotation driving part 56. When the receiving part 58 receives the force of the rotation drive part 56, the rotation part 54 rotates with respect to the base part 50 centering on a rotation center location. In other words, the receiving portion 58 provided on the side as viewed from the rotation surface 70 receives the force of the rotation driving unit 56 provided on the side as viewed from the rotation surface 70, so that the rotation portion 54 rotates. In this case, fine adjustment of the rotation angle of the rotation unit 54 is facilitated as compared with the case where the rotation unit 54 is rotated at the above-described rotation center location. When the fine adjustment of the rotation angle of the rotating portion 54 is facilitated, fine adjustment in the direction in which the cutting blade 180 cuts the side surface of the tubular fabric 150 is also facilitated. The direction in which the cutting blade 180 cuts the side surface of the tubular fabric 150 corresponds to the bias angle. As a result, it is possible to provide a bias fabric manufacturing apparatus in which the bias angle can be easily finely adjusted.

  In the bias fabric manufacturing apparatus according to the present embodiment, the resistance reduction unit 98 reduces the resistance when the cutting blade placement unit 92 rotates. As a result, the bias angle can be finely adjusted more easily than when the resistance is not reduced.

  In the bias fabric manufacturing apparatus according to this embodiment, the resistance when the cutting blade placement portion 92 rotates with respect to the base portion 50 is smaller than when the resistance is reduced by a known lubricant. Moreover, compared to the case where the wheel 100 is arranged only in one of the one and the other opposite to each other as viewed from the center of rotation, the resistance that the part where the wheel 100 is not arranged receives from the base 50. Can be reduced.

  In the bias fabric manufacturing apparatus according to the present embodiment, since the rotating unit 54 rotates due to the rotation of the shaft part 110, the rotating unit 54 is rotated by directly pushing the shaft part 110 in the direction along the central axis. Compared to the above, fine adjustment of the movement amount of the shaft portion 110 is facilitated. Since the fine adjustment becomes easy, fine adjustment of the bias angle becomes easy.

<Description of modification>
The above-described bias fabric manufacturing apparatus is illustrated to embody the technical idea of the present invention. The above-described bias fabric manufacturing apparatus can be variously modified within the scope of the technical idea of the present invention.

  For example, the rotation drive unit 56 described above may be connected to the rotation unit 54. In this case, the receiving portion 58 is connected to the base portion 50. In this case, the rotation drive unit 56 once applies a force to the receiving unit 58 and indirectly applies a force to the rotating unit 54 by a reaction force received from the receiving unit 58. Further, the configuration of the rotation driving unit 56 is not limited to the above-described one. For example, the rotation drive unit may be a cylinder that expands and contracts along the tangential direction of the rotation unit 54. The rotation drive unit 56 may apply a force directly to the rotation unit 54 without using the receiving unit 58.

  In addition, the number of wheels 100 included in the resistance reducing unit 98 is not particularly limited. The arrangement of the wheels 100 is not limited to that described above. The specific configuration of the resistance reducing unit 98 may be different from that described above.

  Moreover, the structure of the rotation part 54 mentioned above is not specifically limited. The specific configuration of the core material arrangement drive unit 94 may be different from that described above.

  Moreover, the structure of the guide bar connection part 52 is not specifically limited. For example, the guide bar connection unit may be configured to connect both the pair of guide bars 10.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Guide bar 12 ... Cutter part 14 ... Textile winding core 16 ... Attachment 18 ... Air supply part 50 ... Base 52 ... Guide bar connection part 54 ... Rotation part 56 ... Rotation drive part 58 ... Receiving part 60 ... Long side grooved steel 62 ... Short side grooved steel 70 ... Rotating surface 72 ... Connecting beam part 74 ... Supporting beam part 76 ... Fixed beam part 78 ... Bearing mounting bracket 80 ... Shaft insertion hole 90 ... Structural material 92 ... Cutting blade arrangement Part 94 ... Core material arrangement drive part 96 ... Base connection part 98 ... Resistance reduction part 100 ... Wheel 110 ... Shaft part 112 ... Cylindrical part 114 ... Coupling material 116 ... Coupling material 118 ... Bearing 120 ... Handle 140 ... Bracket 142 ... Connection bolt DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 150 ... Textile 160 ... Base part connection part 162 ... One end connection part 170 ... Drive roller 172 ... Follower roller 174 ... Holding roller 180 ... Cutting blade

Claims (4)

A pair of guide bars extending along each other;
A cutting edge along an oblique direction with respect to the extending direction of the pair of guide bars and located between the pair of guide bars;
A bias fabric manufacturing apparatus comprising a pair of the guide bars and an attachment body to which the cutting blades are respectively attached,
The mounting body is
The base,
A guide bar connecting portion that connects the one end of the guide bar to the base so that the orientation of the other end of the guide bar can be changed;
A rotating part that is mounted on the base, is connected to the cutting edge, and rotates with respect to the base around a predetermined center of rotation;
A rotation drive unit that applies a force to the rotation unit at a side portion of the base viewed from a position where the rotation unit is placed so that the rotation unit rotates about the predetermined rotation center position. A bias fabric manufacturing apparatus. The rotating part is
A cutting blade placement portion that faces the pair of guide bars and places the cutting blade between the pair of guide bars;
A base connection portion that connects the cutting blade placement portion to the base portion so that the cutting blade placement portion can rotate around the rotation center location with respect to the base portion;
2. The bias fabric manufacturing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a resistance reduction unit that reduces resistance when the cutting blade arrangement unit rotates with respect to the base. 3.   The resistance reduction portion is connected to the cutting blade placement portion, and is placed at one location and the other location that are opposite to each other when viewed from the rotation center location, and with the rotation of the cutting blade placement portion. The bias fabric manufacturing apparatus according to claim 2, further comprising a plurality of wheels that roll on a surface of the base portion. The rotational drive unit is
A shaft portion connected to one of the base portion and the rotating portion and provided with a male screw on the outer periphery;
A cylindrical portion that is connected to the other of the base portion and the rotating portion, the shaft portion enters inside, and a female screw that engages with the male screw of the shaft portion is provided in the inside;
The bias fabric manufacturing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising an operation member that applies torque to the shaft portion.

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