JPH0230478Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention involves inserting a large number of tightening threads in parallel in the weft direction at a predetermined pitch when weaving cloth fabric, and using these tightening threads to pleat and dye the fabric fabric to create a pleated fabric effect. The present invention relates to a shirring tool that can efficiently perform shirring work of shirring fabrics expressing shirring, and an example of the implementation of the present invention will be described in detail as follows with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Fixing tools 2 are attached to the left and right front sides of the work table 1, and rings 4 are attached to the tips of protruding rods 3 protruding from the left and right fixing tools 2. The present invention relates to a tightening and shirring tool characterized in that a long insertion rod 13 is inserted into and pulled out between left and right rings 4, and a tightening fixture 12 is provided on one of the rings 4.

The work table 1 in the drawings has legs 6 erected on the left and right ends of a bottom plate 5, and a work plate 7 is attached to the legs 6.

In addition, the fixture 2 has a channel-shaped upper piece 8 screwed with a tightening fixing screw rod 10 with a handle 9, and a tightening plate 11 attached to the tip of this tightening fixing screw rod 10.
This figure shows a case in which a protrusion 3 is horizontally protruded from the fixture 2, a ring 4 is attached to the tip of the protrusion 3, and a tightening fixture 12 employing a butterfly screw is screwed onto one of the rings 4. ing.

These left and right rings 4 have left and right rings 4 with one end sharpened.
An insertion rod 13, which is longer than the interval, is fitted in such a way that it can be inserted and removed freely, and fixed immovably by a tightening fixture 12 that employs a butterfly screw.

We will explain how to use this product.

Spread a cushion on the floor plate 5 of the work table 1 and sit down. Fixing tools 2 are placed on the left and right sides of the front edge of the work plate 7 of the work table 1 at a predetermined interval and are tightened and fixed by turning the handle 9 of the tightening and fixing screw rod 10.

An insertion rod 13 is passed through a loop part 15 of a tightening thread 14 protruding from one side edge of the fabric a before being shirred.

In this case, it may be passed through only the part to be worked on, or it may be passed through the entire length of the cloth a.

After passing through, fit the sharp end of the insertion rod 13 into one ring 4 of the fixture 2, return it, and insert the base end into the other ring 4.

In this state, fabric a is pleated by hand. When the shirring of one part is completed, the threads are sent one by one and the next shirring is performed, and when the shirring of the entire length is completed, the tightening threads 14 are tied together to form the tightening threads 16.

The fabric 16 is dyed by brush dyeing, spray dyeing, ironing dyeing (applying printing paste with a spatula), brush dyeing, roll dyeing, etc., and is steamed to fix the dyeing and folds.

Finally, the tightening threads 14 are removed, resulting in a tightened pleated fabric expressing a vertically parallel accordion-like tightened pleat pattern. Fixing tools 2 are attached to the left and right front sides of the work table 1, and rings 4 are attached to the tips of protruding rods 3 protruding from the left and right fixing tools 2. A long insertion rod 13 is inserted and removed freely between the left and right rings 4, and since the tightening fixture 12 is provided on one ring 4, the fixtures 2 are fixed on the left and right sides of the work table 1, and the insertion rod 13 is inserted into the cloth a. Pass the weft-inserted tightening thread 14 through the loop part 15, fit the sharp end of the insertion rod 13 into the ring 4 of one fixture 2, return it, and fit the base side into the other ring 4, When fixed with the tightening fixture 12, a part of a roll of fabric a is suspended by the loop part 15 of the tightening thread 14 from the insertion rod 13 passed between the left and right fixtures 2. The shirring can be done by simply pulling the fabric A toward you, and since it is in a fixed place and at a height that is easy to work, there is no need to move much, so the shirring work can be done very efficiently. Since it is fixed to the insertion rod 13 by the thread 15, appropriate tension is applied to the tightening thread 14, making it easier to shirt and can be done extremely quickly.

Moreover, the insertion rod 13 is fixed in a protruding state in front of the work table 1 by the fixture 2, the protrusion 3, and the ring 4, so the work table 1 does not get in the way of the shirring work and the shirring work can be carried out smoothly. will be held.

In addition, since the insertion rod 13 has a sharp end, it can be inserted into the loop portion 15 easily and accurately, so that the hanging work can be carried out more efficiently. In addition, since the insertion rod 13 is longer than the distance between the left and right rings 4, it is firmly supported by the rings 4 of the fixture 2, and has a sufficient length that does not interfere with the shirring work, so that the shirring work can be performed better. become.

In addition, since the insertion rod 13 is removable, it can be easily inserted into and removed from the ring 4 of the fixture 2.The upper tightening fixture 12 is fixed so as not to shift from side to side, and the clamping fixture 12 can be loosened. It can be easily removed, making it highly practical as a shirring tool.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the product in use, and FIG. 2 is a front view of the tightening state. 1... work table, 2... fixture, 3... ram, 4... ring, 13... insertion rod.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Fixing tools 2 are attached to the left and right front sides of the work table 1, and rings 4 are attached to the tips of protruding rods 3 protruding from the left and right fixing tools 2. This tightening and shirring tool is characterized in that a long insertion rod 13 is inserted into and removed from left and right rings 4 at will, and a tightening fixture 12 is provided on one of the rings 4.