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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D05—SEWING; EMBROIDERING; TUFTING
- D05C—EMBROIDERING; TUFTING
- D05C7/00—Special-purpose or automatic embroidering machines
- D05C7/08—Special-purpose or automatic embroidering machines for attaching cords, tapes, bands, or the like
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D05—SEWING; EMBROIDERING; TUFTING
- D05B—SEWING
- D05B35/00—Work-feeding or -handling elements not otherwise provided for
- D05B35/06—Work-feeding or -handling elements not otherwise provided for for attaching bands, ribbons, strips, or tapes or for binding
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- the present invention relates to a sewing machine of a type in which a string-shaped member such as a tape or a cord is sewn to a fabric by lockstitching.
- a string-shaped member such as a tape or a cord
- the bobbin on which the string-shaped member is wound is arranged above the needle bar to increase the size of the bobbin, the bobbin is actively rotated when sewing and attaching the string-shaped member.
- the present invention relates to a sewing machine capable of smoothly feeding a shaped member.
- a needle bar that is driven up and down, a sewing needle attached to the lower end of the needle bar, a rotating body that is threaded coaxially with the needle bar and that can freely rotate around its axis,
- a guide is attached to the rotating body and guides a string-like member (for example, a string-like embroidery material such as a tape or a cord) to a needle base position of a needle.
- a sewing machine that controls the rotation of the rotating body and changes the direction of the guide so that the guide direction of the cord-like member to the needle base is appropriate, and sews this cord-like member to the fabric by lockstitching! Known! /
- An example of such a sewing machine is a sewing machine described in Patent Document 1 shown below.
- Patent Document 1 listed below discloses a sewing machine in which a bobbin on which a string-shaped member is wound is arranged above a needle bar to enable the bobbin to be enlarged in size.
- a bobbin on which a string-like member is wound is provided on a bobbin shaft whose both ends are supported by a pair of supporting members fixed to a sewing machine frame, and a pair of bobbin provided on the bobbin shaft is provided.
- the bobbin is supported at both ends by holding members.
- Below a substantially intermediate position of the bobbin there is rotatably provided a first guide roller for winding a string-shaped member to be fed out and bouncing upward.
- the base end of the roller support frame is rotatably mounted on each of the pair of support members, and a string-like member inverted by the first guide roller is provided at a position corresponding to a substantially intermediate position of the bobbin of the roller support frame.
- a second guide roller for winding and inverting downward is rotatably mounted.
- the roller support frame is provided with a coil spring for urging the roller support frame upward, and also provided with a braking member capable of frictionally contacting the holding member.
- Patent Document 1 JP-A-3-286797
- the cord-like member was turned around and the cord-like member was extended more than necessary. Also, depending on the weight of the bobbin and the string-shaped member, even if the bobbin is pulled by the string-shaped member, the string-shaped member may not be extended at all without rotating the bobbin. As described above, in the related art, the string-shaped member cannot be unwound smoothly, and the sewing and attaching of the string-shaped member cannot be performed properly or cleanly, or the sewing operation of the string-shaped member is stopped. There was a problem of.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above points, and is intended to increase the size of a bobbin so as to wind a large amount of sewn materials (string-shaped members). Is It is an object of the present invention to provide a sewing machine capable of smoothly feeding out the material to be sewn from the bobbin even if the bobbin becomes heavy.
- the sewing machine includes a reciprocatingly driven needle bar, a sewing needle attached to the tip of the needle bar, and a rotating body arranged coaxially with the needle bar and rotatable about the axis.
- a rotary storage body in which a long material to be sewn is wound and stored; and a guide for guiding the material to be sewn out from the rotary storage body to a needle base position of the needle.
- the sewing material is sewn to the sewing object while changing the direction of the guide by controlling the rotation of the rotating body according to the sewing data.
- the sewing machine is provided with tension detecting means for detecting a tension applied to the sewing member unwound from the rotary housing, and driving means for rotating the rotary housing. The drive based on the tension detection by the tension detection means. And controlling the driving movement of the means.
- a rotating container (bobbin) force is provided with tension detecting means for detecting a tension acting on a fed member to be sewn (for example, a string-shaped member), and the rotating container is driven to rotate.
- Drive means for controlling the drive of the drive means based on the tension detection by the tension detection means, so that the material to be sewn (the string-shaped member) is fed out from the rotary storage body (bobbin) and sewn.
- the material to be sewn can be smoothly fed out by rotating and driving the rotary storage body (bobbin) by the drive.
- the driving of the driving means is stopped to stop the feeding of the string-shaped member.
- the bobbin is positively driven to rotate in response to the tension acting on the string-shaped member, so that the string-shaped member can be smoothly fed out, so that the string-shaped member can be stitched and attached correctly and neatly.
- the rotating container (bobbin) around which the material to be sewn (the string-shaped member) is wound is disposed in the space above the needle bar, and thus the rotating container is provided.
- This is extremely advantageous when the size of the storage body (bobbin) is increased so that a large amount of sewing material (string-like member) can be wound. That is, according to the tension of the material to be sewn (string-shaped member), the rotating container (bobbin) A large amount of material to be sewn (a string-shaped member) is wound around a large-sized rotating container (bobbin) by providing a driving means for rotationally driving the rotatable container (bobbin). Even if this is the case, the material to be sewn (string-shaped member) can be properly fed out and the sewing and attachment can be performed correctly and neatly!
- FIG. 1 is an external front view showing a part of an embroidery sewing machine according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a left side view of the embroidery sewing machine shown in FIG. 1 as viewed from the left side.
- FIG. 3 is a right side view of the embroidery sewing machine shown in FIG. 1 in a partially broken state when viewed from a right side.
- FIG. 4 is an external perspective view showing a part of the embroidery sewing machine shown in FIG. 1 in an enlarged manner.
- FIG. 5 is a conceptual diagram for explaining the structure of a limit switch.
- FIG. 6 is a partial cross-sectional side view of a sewing head.
- FIG. 1 is an external front view showing a part of an embroidery sewing machine according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a left side view of the embroidery sewing machine shown in FIG. 1 as viewed from the left side.
- FIG. 3 is a right side view of the embroidery machine shown in FIG. 1 in a partially broken state as viewed from the right side.
- the structure of the embroidery sewing machine will be described mainly with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.
- FIGS. 1 and 3 the front of the sewing machine frame M in the embroidery sewing machine (here, the front side in FIG. 1, the right side in FIG. 2, and the left side in FIG.
- the sewing machine head H is disposed on the front surface of the sewing machine frame M as described above, and a pair of support members la and lb are fixed to predetermined positions on the left and right sides of the sewing machine head ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ with bolts or the like.
- two rods 2 span between both support members la and lb for reinforcement. It is provided.
- both support members la and lb are formed to have respective arms extending horizontally to the front side of the embroidery sewing machine.
- Bearing recesses 3a and 3b are respectively formed at the tip of the portion.
- the bearing recesses 3a and 3b are rotary bearings that rotatably support both ends of the bobbin shaft 4.
- Locks are provided on both support members la and lb to lock the bobbin shaft 4 in the bearing recesses 3a and 3b so that the bobbin 10 does not fall out of the bearing recesses 3a and 3b and the bobbin 10 falls.
- the members 5a and 5b are provided rotatably.
- the lock members 5a and 5b are formed with engagement recesses 6a and 6b for engaging with the bobbin shaft 4, and are provided with handle portions 7a and 7b. By manually rotating the lock members 5a and 5b with the handle portions 7a and 7b, the user can attach or remove the bobbin 10 together with the bobbin shaft 4 to or from the sewing machine.
- both ends of the bobbin shaft 4 there are collars 8 that contact the inner surfaces of the support members la and lb to regulate the left and right positions (the left and right positions in FIG. 1) of the bobbin shaft 4.
- collars 8 that contact the inner surfaces of the support members la and lb to regulate the left and right positions (the left and right positions in FIG. 1) of the bobbin shaft 4.
- a pair of holding members 9 are provided on the bobbin shaft 4 so as to be rotatable and slidable along the axial direction.
- the outer peripheral surfaces of both holding members 9 have tapered surfaces (not shown) whose diameters increase from the inside to the outside facing each other.
- a bobbin 10 around which a string-shaped member A such as a tape or a cord is wound can be arranged between the two holding members 9, and both ends of the arranged bobbin 10 are tapered surfaces of the both holding members 9. I support it. That is, since the holding members 9 can be made to approach or separate from each other so as to correspond to the inner diameter of each type of bobbin 10, various bobbins 10 having different inner diameter sizes can be fixed. I have. After the holding members 9 hold the bobbin 10, the stoppers 11 are fixed to the bobbin shaft 4 on the outside of each holding member 9, thereby positioning the holding members 9 in the axial direction. Is In this way, by positioning both holding members 9 in the axial direction, the bobbin 10 can be arranged above the sewing head ⁇ .
- a support plate 12 protrudes rightward in FIG. 2 from the support member la located on the left side in FIG. 1 so as to extend below the bobbin 10. It is fixed to the state.
- a drive pulley 13 is disposed at a base end of the support plate 12, and the drive pulley 13 is fixed to a motor shaft of a drive motor 14 fixed to a support member la.
- a driven pulley 15 is rotatably provided at the end of the support plate 12 so that the driven A round belt 16 is stretched between the rim 15 and the driving pulley 13.
- the driven pulley 15 is fixed to one end of a shaft 17 rotatably supported at the tip of the support plate 12, and a non-slip member (two round belts) 18a is wound around the other end of the shaft 17.
- Pulley 18 is fixed (see Fig. 3).
- the rotary pulley 18 is in contact with the lower end of the left flange of the bobbin 10 via a non-slip member 18a (see FIG. 4 described later). According to such a configuration, as the drive pulley 13 is rotated by the drive of the drive motor 14, the rotation is transmitted to the driven pulley 15 by the round belt 16, and is fixed to the shaft 17 common to the driven pulley 15. The rotating pulley 18 is rotated.
- the rotational force generated from the drive motor 14 is sequentially transmitted to the drive pulley 13, the round belt 16, the driven pulley 15, the shaft 17, and the rotary pulley 18 in accordance with the drive of the drive motor 14, and transmitted. Finally, the bobbin 10 can be rotated by the applied rotational force.
- a first guide roller 19 for winding and inverting the string-shaped member A sent out from the bobbin 10 upward, and the string-shaped member A inverted by the first guide roller 19 are provided below the bobbin 10.
- a second guide roller 20 for winding and reversing the sheet downward are provided at predetermined positions so as to be rotatable.
- the first guide roller 19 is rotatably provided on the distal end side of the support arm 21 fixed to the support member lb located on the right side in FIG. 1, and the second guide roller 20 is swingable by the support member lb. It is rotatably provided on the tip side of the provided swing arm 22.
- Each of the guide rollers 19 and 20 is provided with a guide member 23 for preventing the wound cord-like member A from coming off from each of the guide rollers 19 and 20.
- the swing arm 22 is pivotally supported by a base member 24 fixed to the support member lb.
- An operating piece 25 is provided at the base end of the swing arm 22 on the surface opposite to the base member 24. It is fixed.
- the oscillating arm 22 oscillates by receiving a rotating force about a pivot portion of the base member 24 as a fulcrum by tension applied to the string-shaped member A.
- the operating piece 25 rotates accordingly.
- the operating piece 25 has a projection 25a for operating the limit switch 26 fixed to the base member 24. Turn switch 26 on and off. When the limit switch 26 is turned on, the drive of the drive motor 14 is started, and when the limit switch 26 is turned off, the drive of the drive motor 14 is stopped.
- a coil spring 27 for biasing the swing arm 22 upward is provided between the swing arm 22 and the arm portion of the support member lb.
- a holder 30 is fixed to a front surface of the sewing machine head ⁇ (a front side in FIG. 1, a right side in FIG. 2, and a left side in FIG. 3) via a bracket 29.
- a flexible first tube 31 to be passed is fixed.
- a second tube (for example, a spiral tube) 32 that is more easily radiused than the first tube is connected to the distal end of the first tube 31.
- the tip of the second tube 32 is fixed to a holder arm 33 fixed to a rotating bush 42 (see FIG. 6) described later.
- the string-shaped member A wound around the second guide roller 20 and turned downward is always brought into contact with the needle tip of the sewing needle 34 via a guide 51 (see FIG. 6) described later through both tubes 31 and 32. Correctly, the string member A can be guided to the position (needle base position).
- a notification member 52 is fixed via a bracket 53 to the front surface of the sewing machine frame M (the front side in FIG. 1, the left side in FIG. 3).
- the notification member 52 shown in this embodiment has a volume control volume 55 for adjusting the volume of a notification sound emitted when the sewing needle 34 pierces the heater wire, and the sewing needle 34 pierces the heater wire.
- a sensitivity adjusting volume 56 for adjusting the sensitivity for detecting the fact is provided respectively.
- the notification member 52 functions when the string-shaped member A is the power heater wire, and informs the worker of the case where the sewing needle 34 is stuck in the heater wire as an abnormal state.
- the notification member 52 turns on the notification lamp 54 and emits a notification sound to notify the operator that an abnormality has occurred, and to further perform the sewing operation.
- the operation of the embroidery sewing machine is stopped so as not to perform the operation.
- the operator can immediately and visually confirm that the sewing needle 34 has stabbed the heater wire, and can immediately take a measure such as stopping the sewing operation thereafter. .
- FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional side view of a thin head H.
- This sewing machine head ⁇ is a well-known one, and has a needle bar 35 provided with a sewing needle 34 at a lower end thereof, which is vertically movable.
- a guide pipe 36 is fixed to the bottom plate of the sewing machine head ⁇ , and a presser foot driving pipe 37 is assembled in the guide pipe 36 so as to move up and down and rotate around its axis.
- a needle bar 35 is inserted into the inside of the presser foot driving pipe 37 so as to be vertically movable.
- An engagement ring 38 is fixed to an outer periphery of an upper end portion of the cloth presser drive pipe 37, and a stroke arm 40 that is moved up and down by driving a motor 39 is engaged with the engagement ring 38.
- a cloth presser 41 is fixed to the lower end of the cloth presser drive pipe 37.
- a rotary bush 42 is provided on the outer periphery of the guide pipe 36 so as to be rotatable around the axis of the needle bar 35.
- a timing pulley 43 is formed on the outer periphery of the upper end of the rotary bush 42, and the timing pulley 43 is connected to a driving pulley 45 rotated by driving of a motor 44 by a timing belt 46. With such a configuration, the rotating bush 42 is rotated by driving the motor 44.
- An engaging member 47 extending downward is fixed to the rotating bush 42, and an engaging portion 47 a at the tip of the engaging member 47 is formed vertically with respect to the outer periphery of the cloth presser 41. Into the groove 41a. As a result, the presser foot 41 is rotated about the axis of the needle bar 35 together with the rotary bush 42 while moving up and down.
- An interlocking member 48 is provided on the outer periphery of the rotary bush 42 so as to be able to move up and down and to rotate together with the rotary bush 42.
- a ring 49 which is vertically moved by a drive source (not shown) is provided in a groove formed on the outer periphery of the interlocking member 48 so as to be relatively rotatable.
- a guide lever 50 (for example, a swiveling lever) is rotatably provided on the outer periphery of the rotary bush 42.
- the guide lever 50 is connected to the interlocking member 48 so as to rotate in conjunction with the up and down movement of the interlocking member 48.
- the lower end of the guide lever 50 guides the string-shaped member A to the needle base position of the sewing needle 34.
- a pipe-shaped guide 51 for fixing is fixed.
- the string-shaped member A wound on the bobbin 10 is unwound and sewn through the first guide roller 19, the second guide roller 20, the first tube 31, the second tube 32, and the guide 51 as described above.
- the extended cord-shaped member A is guided to the needle base position of the needle 34. Do not show in this state! ,
- the movement of the fabric is controlled in the X and Y directions based on the predetermined embroidery data, and the needle bar 35 is driven up and down to perform sewing.
- the needle 34 and the hook, not shown, perform well-known lockstitching.
- the presser foot 41 is moved up and down at a predetermined timing with respect to the vertical drive of the needle bar 35 by the drive of the motor 39 to perform the function of the presser foot.
- the ring 49 is driven up and down at a predetermined timing with respect to the up and down driving of the needle bar 35, and the guide lever 50 is rotated by the up and down operation of the interlocking member 48 accompanying this.
- the string-shaped member A guided by the guide 51 fixed to the lower end of the guide lever 50 to the needle tip position of the needle 34 is moved, for example, every reciprocation of the needle bar 35 (one stitch). Every time), it is swung to the left and right of the needle base position.
- the string-shaped members A are sequentially sewn to the fabric by so-called stitch sewing.
- the rotating bush 42 is rotated by the driving of the motor 44 via the driving pulley 45, the timing belt 46, and the timing pulley 43, and accordingly, the guide 51 is moved relative to the sewing head ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ based on the movement of the cloth. Is controlled so as to be located in front of the general traveling direction. Thereby, the string-shaped member A can be appropriately guided to the needle base position of the sewing needle 34. If the rotating bush 42 is rotated by 360 ° or more, the second tube 32 may be entangled with the sewing machine head ⁇ . Therefore, create the embroidery data so that the rotating bush 42 is not rotated by 360 ° or more. Is required.
- the second guide roller 20 is pulled by the string-like member A, and the swing arm 22 swings downward. Be moved.
- the operating piece 25 installed at the base end of the swing arm 22 is rotated counterclockwise (in FIG. 3) in accordance with the swing operation of the swing arm 22, and the swing arm 22 is rotated.
- the projection 25a of the operating piece 25 turns on the limit switch 26 to turn it on.
- the drive motor 14 is driven to rotate the bobbin 10 so that the string-shaped member A is extended.
- the bobbin 10 is disposed above the sewing machine head ⁇ , the bobbin 10 is enlarged and a large number of the string-like members A are wound. Can be done. Further, since the bobbin 10 is rotated by the drive of the drive motor 14, even if the bobbin weight is increased by winding a large amount of the string-shaped member A on the large-sized bobbin 10, the string-shaped member A Accordingly, the bobbin 10 is positively rotated in accordance with the tension, and the cord-shaped member A can be smoothly fed out.
- the bobbin 10 can be rotated and stopped by the drive motor 14 in accordance with the amount of extension of the string-shaped member A by the operating piece 25 and the limit switch 26. . By doing so, the string-like member A can be smoothly fed out, so that the sewing and attaching of the string-like member A can be performed correctly and neatly.
- the drive motor 14 for rotating the bobbin 10 may be arranged to directly rotate the rotary pulley 18 or may be arranged to directly rotate the bobbin shaft 4.
- the end of the string-shaped member A is sewn on the cloth by so-called staple stitching.
- the force is not limited to this. Needless to say!
- the tension of the string-shaped member A may be detected using a sensor or the like, and the driving motor 14 may be controlled based on the detected tension to draw out the string-shaped member A!
- the string-like member includes not only a tape or a string but also any other long material to be sewn.
- the string-like member is wound around a bobbin (rotary storage body). What is necessary is just to have the flexibility which can be stored.
- the object to be sewn is not limited to a fabric made of fiber, but may be another material.
- the form of the sewing object is a web Alternatively, the shape is not limited to a sheet-like or planar shape, and may be a curved or curved shape, or may be a fragment.
- the present invention is not limited to a sewing machine that moves an embroidery frame holding an object to be sewn (cloth) according to sewing data, but is also applicable to a sewing machine that moves a needle drop position according to sewing data. .
- the method of driving the bobbin (rotary housing) by the motor is not limited to the method described in the above embodiment.
- the bobbin (rotary housing) is free-rotated (followed by rotation) in response to withdrawal of the material to be sewn (the string-shaped member A) accompanying the progress of the sewing operation, and the sewn material (the string-shaped member A) is removed.
- the motor is driven to rotate the bobbin (rotary housing) so that it assists the free rotation (follow-up rotation).
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