JPH07238413A - Method for pattern-matching and stacking of fabric and apparatus therefor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a method for putting fabrics in layers while matching the same patterns and an apparatus therefor. CONSTITUTION:Delivered raw fabric 8 is cut by a cutter unit 10 and the cut pieces 8' of the fabric are conveyed to a prescribed position by moving a sheet conveyor member 19 in a state in which the cut pieces are put on a sheet 17. The positioned cut pieces 8' of the fabric are subsequently transferred onto a fabric stacking base unit 32 by moving a sheet folding lever 14 in a state in which the cut pieces are held at those positions. These operations are repeated, thus the fabrics are put in layers on the fabric stacking bed unit.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for laminating fabrics (textiles) having a pattern while matching the patterns.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Clothes for clothes and kimono are supplied as a roll of a very long raw material, which is cut into a predetermined length, and then cut into various kinds of predetermined shapes into various parts to perform a sewing process. After that, it is marketed as desired clothes. For example, in the case of suit cloth, the fabric worn by suit 1 has a length of less than 2 meters and a width of about 1 meter. A fabric of this size has a small weight but a large area and is difficult to handle, and various improved methods for automatically or semi-automatically laminating the fabric cut from the roll-shaped fabric have been proposed.

[0003] As one of the methods, while feeding the dough from the original fabric onto the conveyor, the conveyor is pushed onto the dough stacking table, the leading end of the dough is transferred to the dough stacking table, the conveyor is pulled back, and then the dough is cut. Is known (Japanese Patent Publication No. 52-2037). In this method, as shown in FIG. 9, a conveyor b having one end of the cloth a placed on its end (step A) is moved laterally until the tip of the cloth a reaches a predetermined position c (step B). Then, only the conveyor b is moved in the opposite direction to move the cloth a onto the cloth stacking base d (step C). Finally, the rear end of the cloth a is cut by the cutter e (step D), and this is repeated. The cloths cut into a predetermined length are stacked on the cloth stacking table d. In addition, a technique has been proposed in which a large number of needles are installed upward on the surface of the fabric stacking table for pattern matching, and the fabrics are stacked while pattern matching is performed on the needles (JP-A-3-33263 and JP-A-3-33263). -287856).

[0004]

The former method is suitable as a means for cutting plain fabrics into a fabric having a predetermined length and laminating the fabrics. However, since the fashion sense is becoming more sophisticated in recent years, it is often the case that a fabric having a pattern, that is, a multicolored fabric, is used as a fabric rather than a plain fabric, and thus the material fabric is also produced as a repeating pattern having a predetermined color pattern. . The clothing designer especially designs the main color pattern at a predetermined position of the completed clothing so as to maximize the decorative effect. Furthermore, it is also necessary to match the color or pattern on the boundary surface of each part.

However, if the above-mentioned method is adopted for cutting a material having a repetitive pattern, the same pattern can be set at an arbitrary position because the method determines the position of the material and then performs the material cutting. Therefore, the positions of the patterns of the cut and laminated fabrics that are laminated are not constant, and when the cutting and sewing processes are continued as they are, the pattern is located in a place other than the intended one and the designed clothing against the designer's intention is manufactured. And the boundaries of each part become unnatural. Further, according to the stacking method using the above-mentioned needle, the needle tip may touch and damage the raw material when the raw material or the cut fabric is spread, and the operator may touch the needle tip and be injured. is there. In order to minimize these damages, it is sufficient to reduce the amount of protrusion of the needle, but this has the drawback that the needle is easily disengaged from the material and work efficiency is reduced.

[0006]

OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to overcome the drawbacks of the prior art and to provide a method and apparatus for cutting multicolored fabrics and stacking them so that the same pattern is located at the same location. That is.

[0007]

According to the present invention, an original sheet to be cut is placed on a movable sheet, the sheet is moved in the lateral direction together with the original sheet, and then the original sheet is cut, and the cutting is performed. A method in which the same patterns are stacked on a cloth stacking table so that the same patterns overlap, the same pattern is positioned at the same position on a rollable sheet whose relative position is fixed. After being placed as described above, the method is characterized by laminating the cut cloth by winding the sheet on a cloth stacking table so that the same patterns are overlapped, and an apparatus usable for these methods, There is also provided a device capable of more reliably holding the original fabric.

The present invention will be described in detail below. In the present invention, in order to perform pattern matching of the cut fabrics to be laminated, the fabrics from the original fabric are cut and then laminated. Since the dough is cut before it is laminated, the cut and relatively small dough is usually held by two people from both sides of the dough and moved so that the same pattern in the repeated pattern overlaps. It is placed on a possible sheet and stacked on the dough stacking table while being kept at this position. According to this operation, instead of overlapping the patterns, the cut edges often do not overlap on the fabric stacking table, but a repeated pattern is formed slightly longer than the required length, and both edges of the stacked fabric are aligned. By cutting in the same manner, it is possible to obtain a cut fabric of the same size in which the same patterns are overlapped.

It is not necessary to perform such an operation on a plain material, and therefore, the present invention is directed to a material having a repeating pattern. The technique of cutting and cutting and stacking the original fabric has not been developed so far, but it is often difficult for multiple workers to manually stack the cut fabric by hand because the cut fabric is relatively large. Because. In other words, it is relatively easy to move one material on a table or the like, but it is very difficult to move another material placed on the laminated material because the resistance between the materials is too great. It's getting harder. In particular, it was almost impossible to stack the same patterns so that they are aligned vertically.

In the present invention, first, a raw material is cut by a cutting member such as a cutting device, and the cut cloth is not directly placed on the laminated cloth, but is movable or has a fixed relative position. Place while positioning on top. In this case, since the sheet is smooth, the resistance between the sheet and the cut cloth is small, and the cloth can be easily moved on the sheet, and the worker can easily move the cloth to a predetermined position. . Then, by winding the sheet, the cloth on the sheet is transferred onto the cloth stacking table located below the sheet without changing its position. If the position on the sheet is constant, the position of the cloth transferred to the cloth stacking table is also constant, so that the same pattern can be positioned at the same position and pattern matching can be automatically performed. .

The above-mentioned series of steps of cutting the original fabric-positioning-laminating on the fabric stacking base cannot be carried out by the conventional device, and the device unique to the present invention is used. The device can also be roughly classified into two types depending on whether the seat is movable or the relative position is fixed. The apparatus includes a sheet for moving or moving the raw material for cutting and laminating, or a sheet whose relative position for laminating the positioned fabric after cutting does not change. The basic elements of the former sheet moving device are a winding roller for fixing one end of the sheet and winding and unwinding, a sheet folding lever for folding the sheet and the other end of the sheet. A sheet moving member for moving the sheet. The sheet moving member has a role of moving in the feeding direction with the leading end of the fed material being placed, and smoothly feeding the material onto the sheet. The sheet folding lever plays a role of moving from one end side to the other end side of the cloth in order to transfer the cut cloth located at a predetermined position on the sheet onto the cloth stacking table below the cloth. The roller has a function of fixing one end of the sheet for moving the sheet and winding and feeding the sheet.

By using this device, it is possible to smoothly feed the raw material onto the sheet by moving the sheet, and since the resistance between the sheet and the cut material is small, the positioning of the material on the sheet is easy. And, it can be surely performed, and the positional relationship of the dough with respect to the dough stacking base is constant. After that, by moving only the sheet and moving the cut fabric onto the fabric stacking table located below, the position of the same pattern of the stacked fabrics is made constant, that is, the pattern is cut in the state where the patterns are aligned. The dough can be laminated. Since the fabrics laminated by this operation are pattern-matched, the cut ends in the front and back are often not the same. Therefore, it is desirable to cut the ends and send them as the fabrics of the same size to the parts cutting process of the clothes. .

The basic elements of the apparatus having a sheet whose relative position does not change are the winding roller for fixing one end of the sheet for winding and feeding, the sheet folding lever for folding the sheet, and A sheet fixing member that fixes the other end of the sheet. In this device, the cut cloth is placed on a sheet and is not moved to a predetermined position by moving the sheet, but the worker holds the cut cloth and transfers it to a predetermined position so that the same pattern is located at the same position. To position on the sheet. Since this apparatus does not require a mechanism for moving the sheet, it can be manufactured at a lower cost than the above-mentioned apparatus. Further, in the above-described sheet moving device, the material placed on the sheet is moved to the lower material stacking table by the lateral movement of the sheet and the sheet folding lever, and is stacked as it is. At this time, the patterns of the fabrics that are slightly deviated in the lateral direction may not match perfectly. In order to prevent this, the above-mentioned mode in which the sheet does not move can be used. In other words, a pair of fabric moving mechanism composed of a take-up roller, a sheet folding lever, a sheet fixing member and a sheet is used, and the pair of fabric moving mechanisms are installed facing each other so that the sheet folding levers of both mechanisms are close to each other.
A cutting mechanism (cutting device) and a cloth stacking stand may be installed in the same manner as described above to perform feeding, cutting and stacking of the original fabric. In this case, 1 on the lower central surface of the dough placed on a pair of sheets.
Since a pair of sheet folding levers are located and both sheet folding levers move outward when transitioning to the fabric stacking table, the fabrics on the sheets are applied with approximately equal forces outward and equilibrate with each other, so the fabrics on the sheet Since the sheet moves to the fabric stacking table while being maintained at that position, the stacking error can be further reduced.

When a needle is used for laminating fabrics as in the above-mentioned prior art, there is a problem that an operator is injured or the fabric is not fixed sufficiently. The present invention solves this problem. It also provides the means of. In the present invention, the needle is not directly installed on the fabric stacking table, but a lower plate is separately installed below the fabric stacking table, and a plurality of needles are installed upward on this lower plate.
Then, a through hole having a diameter through which the needles can penetrate is formed at a position corresponding to at least the plurality of needles of the dough stacking table, and the needles are projected through the through holes to the surface of the dough stacking table during operation.

The length of protrusion of the needle from the through hole is relatively short at the start of stacking and becomes larger as the number of stacked fabrics increases. In other words, it is desirable to adjust so that the protruding lengths of the needles from the uppermost laminated fabrics are almost equal.
In order to achieve this, the lower plate may be moved up and down to change the distance between the lower plate and the cloth stacking base, thereby adjusting the length of the needle protruding from the surface of the cloth stacking base. The fabric stacking table may also be movable up and down, and may be lowered, for example, when the number of stacked sheets increases and the sheets are likely to come into contact with each other. When this aspect of using the needle is applied to the cutting and laminating mechanism described above, the dough transferred from the sheet onto the dough stacking table falls on the plurality of needles, and the operator moves downward without touching these needles. The dough can be held with a constant force by fixing the dough to the dough stacking base with a slight force and adjusting the protruding length of the needle. Can be stacked on the dough stacking table.

Next, an embodiment of a fabric pattern matching laminating apparatus and a laminating method using the apparatus according to the present invention will be described.
The examples do not limit the invention. 1 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment of a fabric pattern matching laminating apparatus according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional front view of the apparatus of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the apparatus of FIG. FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing steps of a cloth pattern matching method using the apparatus. Reference numeral 1 denotes four legs, and on the four legs 1, a pair of front and rear body frames 2 are installed on the pair of left and right legs 1 in the front and rear, and the pair of left and right legs 1 are Each is connected by an auxiliary member 3. A first payout bar 4, a second payout bar 5, and a third payout bar 6 are installed between the upper ends of the left ends of the pair of body frames 2 in order from the upper left end to the lower right between the inner surfaces thereof. An auxiliary frame 7 having a substantially right triangle shape is installed.

A roll 8 having a repeating pattern formed thereon is wound around the first feeding bar 4 in a roll shape, and when the first feeding bar 4 and the third feeding bar 6 are rotated rightward in the drawing. The raw material 8 of the first feeding bar 4 is guided by the second feeding bar 5 and moves in the direction of the third feeding bar 6. Between the inner surfaces of the auxiliary frame 7 slightly to the right of the third feeding bar 6, the lower surface of the support bar 9 runs the entire length of the support bar 9 and cuts the raw fabric 8 for cutting.
10 is movably arranged.

Guide rails 11 are provided along the inner surfaces of the pair of body frames 2, and the inner and lower surfaces of the body frames 2 are bent inward to form a pair of slide supports 12 and each slide support 12 is formed. The first slide plate 13 is engaged with each of the first slide plate 13 and the first slide plate 13 can run on the slide support 12. A sheet folding lever 14 is provided on the upper surface of each of the first slide plates 13, and the sheet folding lever 14 travels with respect to the main body frame 2 as the first slide plate 13 travels. . A semicircular auxiliary member 15 is fixedly installed at the upper right ends of the pair of main body frames 2, and a winding roller 16 is rotatably installed between the auxiliary members 15, and at least the roller 16 is provided on the roller 16. 2, one end of a sheet 17 having a length approximately twice the length of the support bar 9 is fixed and wound, and a weak force is applied to the winding roller 16 by the powder clutch 30 in the counterclockwise direction in FIG. It is hung. The other end of the seat 17 is fixed to the lower surface of a seat moving member 19 that is folded up by the seat folding member 13 and is erected between a pair of second slide plates 18 that can travel with respect to the main body frame 2. ing.

A seat drive motor 20 is installed in a space between the two main body frames 2 below the three feeding bars 4, 5 and 6 of the main body frame 2, and both ends of the motor 20 are the second slide plates. The second slide plate 18 is movable in the left-right direction of FIG. 2 by being connected to a timing pulley 22 to which a timing belt 21 fixed in a loop shape and engaging with a loop is connected by an endless belt 23 and the motor 20 is rotated. Has become. A tape winding pulley 25 is connected to the first slide plate 13 via a tape 24, and an electromagnetic brake 27 and a spring 28 are attached to a rotary shaft 26 of the pulley 25.

A roller drive motor 31 is connected to the front end side of the winding roller 16 in FIG. 2 through an endless belt 29 and a powder clutch 30, and the rotation of the motor 31 causes the sheet to move.
The take-up roller 17 is pulled out or pulled back from the take-up roller 16. The motor 31 is normally shown in FIG.
The seat 17 is prevented from sagging by applying a slight force counterclockwise. An elevating and lowering driver 33 having a cloth stacking base 32 installed at the upper end is installed at substantially the center of the four legs 1, and the cylinder 34 of the lifting and lowering drive body 33 is moved up and down to move the cloth stacking base 32 up and down. Is done. Further, a projection device 35 for projecting visible light or the like is installed in the space above the sheet 17 substantially in the middle of the winding roller 16 and the support bar 9,
Marking can be done at certain points on the 17 above.

Next, an explanation will be given of the procedure of stacking on the cloth stacking stand so that the patterns of the cloths produced by cutting the originals using the apparatus of this embodiment having the above-mentioned structure overlap each other. The three feeding bars 4, 5 and 6 are rotated to feed the leading end of the material 8 from the space below the blade of the cutting device 10 onto the sheet 17. In this state, the seat folding lever 14 moves to the guide rail 11
Located immediately below the cutting device 10 at the left end of the
A leftward tension is applied by 28 to hold the sheet 17 so as not to loosen it. The sheet moving member 19 is located on the slightly right side of the sheet folding lever 14.

When the sheet drive motor 20 is driven while continuing to feed out the material 8, the timing belt 21 rotates rightward through the endless belt 23 and the timing pulley 22 to move the sheet moving member 19 rightward, As a result, the original 8 on the sheet moving member 19 is moved in the same direction (see FIG. 4A). During this operation, the electromagnetic brake 27 is turned on to prevent the sheet folding lever 14 from moving.
The roll 8 of a substantially predetermined length is fed onto the sheet 17, and at least a part of the roll 8 moves below the projection device 35, the rotation of the feeding bars 4, 5 and 6 is stopped, and After stopping the motor 20, the raw material 8 is cut into a predetermined length by the cutting device 10 to obtain the cut material 8 '(see FIG. 4B). The pattern of the cut cloth is the cloth 8'cut by at least two workers from the front and the rear of this device.
Both edges are picked up and the specific pattern portion of the cloth 8'is matched with the light projected on the cloth 8'by the projection device 35.

Next, the cloth 8'having such a position determined
Are transferred to the dough stacking table 32. The electromagnetic brake is released to make the seat folding lever 14 movable. After that, while the sheet moving member 19 is fixed, the roller drive motor
When 31 is rotated leftward and a rightward force is applied to the sheet 17, the sheet folding lever 14 moves rightward against the spring 22 and the sheet 17 is wound up by the winding roller 16 (see FIG. 4C). . As the sheet folding lever 14 moves, the cloth 8'on the sheet 17 contacts the cloth stacking table 32 from the left end and moves. At the time of this operation, it is desirable that the dough stacking table 32 be raised by the cylinder 34 so as to be close to the sheet 17 on the lower surface side.

At the time when the transfer of the cloth onto the cloth stacking base 32 is completed, the sheet folding lever 14 is located near the sheet moving member 19. In this state, when the sheet moving motor 20 is rotated in the reverse direction, the sheet folding lever 14 reaches the vicinity of the cutting device 10, further releases the fixing of the sheet moving member 19 and operates the roller driving motor 30 to move the winding roller 16 to the left. When rotated, the sheet moving member 19 moves to the left (see FIG. 4).
(See D) Return to the initial state. Next, the steps of FIGS. 4A to 4D are repeated, and while the projection device 35 is used to operate so that the predetermined pattern of the cloth 8 ′ is located at a certain point on the sheet 17, the material is cut and the cloth is laminated. It is possible to provide a cloth having the same shape and the same pattern located at the same position by stacking the cloth cut on the cloth stacking table 32 in the state where the same patterns are vertically overlapped and cutting the front and rear ends appropriately.

FIGS. 5 to 7 are schematic views showing a second embodiment of the fabric pattern matching and laminating apparatus according to the present invention, which relates to an improvement of the first embodiment. The same members as those in FIG. 5 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing a second embodiment of the fabric pattern matching laminating apparatus according to the present invention, and FIG. 6 is a partially cutaway front view of FIG.
FIG. 7 is a vertical side view of FIG. Fabric dough stand of this embodiment
41 has a large number of through holes 42, and
A lower plate 43 having substantially the same shape as that of the stacking base 41 is installed below the. A plurality of relatively long needles 44 are installed upward on the surface of the lower plate 43, and these needles 44 penetrate a part of the through holes 42 and project from the fabric stacking base 41 in the sheet 17 direction. . Unlike the case of the first embodiment, one end of the seat is fixed to the seat fixing member 19 'whose position is fixed.

The lower plate 43 transmits the rotation of the lower plate drive motor 45 through a pinion gear 46, a connecting shaft 47 connected to the pinion gear 46, and a rack gear 48 at the other end of the connecting shaft 47. It moves up and down. In addition, the fabric stacking base 41 rotates the fabric stacking base drive motor 49 via the pinion gear 50,
Also, it is moved up and down by transmitting through a connecting shaft 51 connected to the pinion gear 50 and a rack gear 52 at the other end of the connecting shaft 51. 1 which is similar to the device of FIG.
The original fabric is fed onto the sheet 17 by the original fabric feeding mechanism of
When the sheet folding lever 14 is moved, the original fabric descends on the fabric stacking base 41. When the worker applies a downward force to the sheet in this state, the sheet engages with the needle 44 and is fixed at a predetermined position, and the original sheets stacked in the subsequent steps do not move. By repeating these steps, it is possible to surely stack the original fabric while pattern matching as in the case of the apparatus of FIG. 1, and there is no displacement of the original fabric after being laminated. The property is further improved. The apparatus of FIGS. 5 to 7 can be applied not only to the apparatus of FIG. 1 but also to a method of laminating dough by other means.

FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing a third embodiment of the fabric pattern matching and laminating apparatus according to the present invention. This embodiment relates to an improvement of the second embodiment and is the same member as the second embodiment. Are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof will be omitted. Similar to the second embodiment, the original fabric moving mechanism 36 shown in FIG. 8 includes a take-up roller 16, a sheet folding lever 14, a sheet fixing member 19 'and a sheet 17 hung between these members. The pair of original fabric moving mechanisms 36 are located so as to face each other so that the respective sheet folding levers 14 are close to each other. On one side of the apparatus shown in FIG. 8, the same material as in the first embodiment, a feeding bar for the material, a cutting member such as a cutting device, etc. are installed (not shown).

In order to cut the original fabric and stack the fabrics with such an apparatus, the sheets 17 of the two original fabric moving mechanisms 36 are moved in the same direction while the original fabric is being unrolled, and the both sheets 17 are moved.
Position the cut fabric 37 so as to straddle it. After that, when the pair of sheet folding levers 14 are respectively moved outward, the fabric 37 descends from the central portion thereof and moves onto the fabric stacking table (not shown), and by repeating this operation, pattern matching is further performed. It is possible to carry out the stacking of the fabric while surely performing it.

[0029]

As described above, according to the method of the present invention, the original material to be cut is placed on a movable sheet, moved to a predetermined position, and then the original material is cut, and the cut fabrics are overlapped with the same pattern. Thus, the dough is laminated on the dough stacking base (claim 1). In the method of the present invention, the cut of the original fabric is performed before the stacking, so that the position of the cut and relatively small size fabric can be determined not on the laminated fabric but on the movable sheet. Positioning on the laminated fabrics is very difficult to perform because the resistance between the fabrics becomes large, whereas in the method of the present invention, the resistance between the sheet and the fabrics is small and the fabrics are easily moved to a predetermined position, and then downward. By lowering it, it is possible to stack the fabrics while surely matching the pattern,
According to the present invention, it is possible to provide an effective laminating method that cannot be achieved by the conventional laminating method. Further, in the fabric layering of the present invention, the cut original fabric is placed on a windable sheet having a fixed relative position so that the same pattern is located at the same position, and then the sheet is wound to perform the cutting. It is also possible to stack the formed fabrics on a fabric stacking base so that the same patterns overlap each other (claim 2). According to this method, not only the same effects as described above are produced, but also a mechanism for moving the sheet is unnecessary, so that the apparatus can be simplified and the cost can be reduced. Further, according to the present invention, one end is fixed to a winding roller, the other end is wound around a laterally movable folding member, and its tip is connected to a laterally movable sheet moving member, A sheet for transferring the material to be cut, which is urged in the roller direction, a cutting member for cutting the material, and a cloth stacking base for stacking the cut cloth while stacking the same pattern. A pattern matching laminating apparatus for fabrics according to claim 3). In this device as well, similar to the method described above, the cutting of the original fabric is performed before the stacking, so the position of the relatively small size of the cut fabric is determined not on the laminated fabric but on the movable sheet. It is possible to stack the cut fabrics with a small resistance between the sheet and the fabric while performing pattern matching. Further, if a pair of mechanisms that does not move the sheet are installed facing each other so that the sheet folding levers are close to each other (Claim 4), the cut fabric fed onto the sheet is placed on the fabric stacking table from the central portion. Since it descends, the dough on the sheet can be accurately stacked on the dough stacking base to obtain a desired effect. When a plurality of through holes are provided in the fabric stacking table and a plurality of upward needles whose tips penetrate through the through holes are provided below the fabric stacking table, a lower plate is provided (claims 5 and 6). The needles are engaged with the cloths stacked on the cloth stacking table, and the cut cloths can be stacked while more surely performing pattern matching.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment of a fabric pattern matching laminating apparatus according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional front view of the apparatus shown in FIG.

3 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the apparatus of FIG.

FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing steps of a cloth pattern matching method using the apparatus shown in FIGS. 1 to 4;

FIG. 5 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing a second embodiment of the fabric pattern matching laminating apparatus according to the present invention.

6 is a partially cutaway front view of FIG.

7 is a vertical side view of FIG.

FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing a third embodiment of the fabric pattern matching laminating apparatus according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a schematic view showing a conventional process of stacking original fabrics.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 ... Leg 2 ... Main body frame 3 ... Auxiliary member 4, 5, 6 ... Delivery bar 7 ... Auxiliary frame 8 ... Original fabric 8 '... Fabric 9 ... Support bar
10 ・ ・ ・ Cut device 11 ・ ・ ・ Guide rail 12 ・ ・ ・
Slide support 13 ・ ・ ・ Slide plate 14 ・ ・ ・ Sheet folding lever 15 ・ ・ ・ Auxiliary member 16 ・ ・ ・ Winding roller 17 ・ ・ ・ Sheet 18 ・ ・ ・ Slide plate 19 ・ ・ ・
Seat moving member 19 '... Seat fixing member 20 ...
Seat drive motor 21 ・ ・ ・ Timing belt 22 ・ ・
・ Timing pulley 23 ・ ・ ・ Endless belt 24 ・ ・ ・
Tape 25 ・ ・ ・ Tape winding pulley 26 ・ ・ ・ Rotating shaft 27 ・ ・ ・ Electromagnetic brake 28 ・ ・ ・ Spring 29 ・ ・ ・ Endless belt 30 ・ ・ ・ Powder clutch 31 ・ ・ ・ Roller drive motor 32 ・ ・
・ Fabric stacking table 33 ・ ・ ・ Elevating / lowering driver 34 ・ ・ ・ Cylinder 35 ・ ・ ・ Projection device 36 ・ ・ ・ Fabric movement mechanism 37 ・ ・
・ Fabric 41 ・ ・ ・ Fabric Laminating Stand 42 ・ ・ ・ Through Hole 43 ・
..Lower plate 44 ... Needle 45 ... Lower plate drive motor 46
..Pinion gear 47 ... Connecting shaft 48 ... Rack gear 49 ... Fabric stacking base 50 ... Pinion gear 51
..Connecting shafts 52 ... Rack gears

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. An original fabric to be cut is placed on a movable sheet, the sheet is moved laterally together with the original fabric, the original fabric is cut, and the cut fabrics are overlapped with the same pattern. The method of laminating on a dough laminating stand. 2. The cut material is placed on a rollable sheet having a fixed relative position so that the same pattern is located at the same position, and then the sheet is wound to cut the material. Is laminated on the cloth stacking table so that the same patterns overlap each other. 3. One end is fixed to a take-up roller, the other end is wound around a sheet folding lever movable in the lateral direction and folded back, and its tip is connected to a sheet moving member movable in the lateral direction, and A sheet for transferring the material to be cut urged in the direction of the winding roller, a cutting member for cutting the material, and a material stacking base for stacking the cut material while stacking the same pattern A pattern matching laminating apparatus for fabrics, which is characterized by comprising: 4. One end is fixed to a take-up roller, the other end is wound around a laterally movable sheet folding lever and its tip is connected to a sheet fixing member and is biased toward the take-up roller. A pair of fabric moving mechanisms composed of different sheets are installed so as to face each other so that the sheet folding levers are close to each other, and the cut fabrics are laminated under the same pair of fabric moving mechanisms while stacking the same patterns. 1. A fabric pattern matching and laminating device, comprising: 5. One end is fixed to a winding roller, the other end is wound around a laterally movable sheet folding lever, and its tip is connected to a laterally movable sheet moving member. A sheet for transferring the material to be cut, which is biased in the roller direction, a cutting member for cutting the material, and a plurality of through holes and for stacking the cut material while stacking the same pattern on each other. A pattern stacking of fabrics, comprising: a fabric stacking table; and a lower plate below the fabric stacking table and provided with a plurality of upward needles at least tips of which penetrate the through holes. apparatus. 6. A sheet having a plurality of through holes, one end of which is fixed to a winding roller, the other end of which is wound around a laterally movable sheet folding lever and whose tip is connected to a sheet fixing member. And a fabric stacking base for stacking the cut fabrics while stacking the same pattern, and a plurality of upward needles located below the fabric stacking base and having at least their tips penetrating the through holes. A pattern-matching laminating apparatus for fabrics, which comprises a plate.