JPS6345981Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Purpose of the invention) The present invention relates to a wind belt creasing guide threader that can save labor in manual perforation, folding, and other work processes when manufacturing wind belts for hanging scrolls.

(Prior art) Conventionally, when mounting a hanging scroll, in order to make the two wind belts that hang from the top end of the hanging scroll, the mounting material for the wind belts was perforated using a ruler and then folded by hand and then pressed down. However, I have been using a roller iron to make creases, but I have had the problem that making a wind belt, which consists of a pair of creases on the front and back, is surprisingly time consuming and time consuming. Therefore, there was a need to devise a device that would be useful for efficiently creating wind belts when mounting large numbers of hanging scrolls together.

(Structure and function of the invention) This invention is a creasing guide that satisfies the above needs and is attached to the ironing board of a roller ironing machine, and is used to create a pair of front and back facing materials in the form of strips cut into strips as narrow as a pine box. A guide passage with a tapered end is formed through which the folded facing material before the iron roll is inserted can be pushed out from the tip hole by inserting the iron roll through the guide hole. Furthermore, by placing a pair of guide threaders that are oriented upside down and upside down over the ironing board attachment part of the guide threader, and simultaneously inserting the front and back facing materials of the wind belt and hanging them on a roller iron, the wind belt can be completely removed at once. A creasing step may also be performed.

Examples of this invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the creasing guide threader 1 shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, a long hole 2 that can be screwed onto the ironing board of a roller ironing machine is superimposed on the ironing board mounting part 3, and a long hole 4 that can also be screwed is inserted. The guide threader main body 6 has a grip part 5 which can be freely adjusted in its mounting position and is protruded from the side. The guide threader main body 6 has a guide threader body 6 which is attached to an ironing board and has a guide hole formed on the insertion guide plate 7 whose front end protrudes in the shape of a lower lip. 8, insert a band-shaped covering material cut in advance into a narrow width about the size of a pine box, and push the inserted covering material forward with your fingertips through the upper opening 9 provided in front of the insertion guide plate 7. Both ear portions 10 formed at the tip are bent inward, and both side edges 11 and the guide plate 7 are indented as shown in the AA cross-sectional view of FIG.
A guide passage is provided at the guide outlet 14 by pasting the partition plate 12 parallel to the partition plate 12 and pasting the partition edge 13 into a sheath-shaped interior formed on both sides with a passage protruding from the tip. It is sandwiched in the narrow gap between the front end of the partition plate 12 and the tip of the insertion guide plate 7 that is bent diagonally upward, and both edges are held by the sheath-shaped guide portions formed on both sides. The inwardly folded upholstery can be delivered to a predetermined size for creasing and passed through a roller iron for the creasing process.

FIGS. 5 and 6 show a pair of guide threaders 1 having a grip part 16 with a long hole 15 that can be screwed over the ironing board attachment part 3 of the guide threader 1 and the above-mentioned guide threader 1 in opposite directions. This is an opposite guide threader 17 that can be installed on an ironing board. The difference from the former is that the grip part 16 and the guide threader body 1 are in opposite directions.
8 is made larger so that a guide hole 19 in the opposite direction is provided at the upper front side to create an operating space so as not to interfere with the insertion work by the guide passer 1 mounted below, and also to provide a guide hole 19 in the opposite direction. The partition plate 21 faces oppositely because the plate 20 is attached to the upper part.
are integrated with the upper plate of the guide through hole 19, and instead of providing an opening, front and rear long holes 22, 23 are bored on the center line of the insertion guide plate, and a pin tip is used instead of a fingertip. The same effect as the former is achieved by pressing the facing material. Therefore, as described above, by simultaneously inserting a pair of facing materials for the front and back sides into the roller ironing machine through the upper and lower guide threaders 1 and 17, the creases of the wind band can be completed at once, and the two pieces can be sewn together face-to-face. Then, the wind belt can be completed through a finishing process on both ends.

(Effects of the invention) Since this invention has the above structure, it has the following advantages.

(1) The manual creasing process can be saved all at once, resulting in a significant increase in productivity.

(2) This device has the advantage of being able to be mounted on the stand of a roller ironing machine, and the upper and lower guide threaders can be used simultaneously to carry out a continuous operation in which the folded facing material is immediately inserted into the roller iron, further increasing productivity. can be expanded.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 Overall view of the wind belt creasing guide threader (top view) Figure 2 Overall view of the wind belt creasing guide threader (front view) Figure 3 Overall view of the wind belt creasing guide threader (side view) Figure 4) AA sectional view of Figure 1, Figure 5
FIG. 6 is an overall view of the creasing guide threader mounted in the opposite direction (top view); FIG. 6 is an overall view of the creasing guide threader mounted in the opposite direction (front view). Explanation of symbols of main parts, 1... Creasing guide threader, 7... Insertion guide plate, 10... Both ears, 1
1... Both side edges, 12... Partition plate, 13... Partition edge, 17... Guide threader (opposite direction), 20... Insertion guide plate (opposite direction), 21... Partition plate (opposite direction) .

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Both ear portions 10 formed on the insertion guide plates 7 and 20 are bent inward, and both side edges 11 are curved.
A hanging scroll characterized in that partition plates 12 and 21 parallel to the guide plate are adhered to each other, and partition edges 13 are formed on both sides of the bag-like interior, with a protruding passageway tapering at the tip. A guide for making creases on the wind belt.