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- D05—SEWING; EMBROIDERING; TUFTING
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- the present invention relates to a sewing machine having an improved sewing thread holding structure in a sewing machine head that is not in operation.
- a string-shaped sewing member such as a tape or a cord can be sewn to a cloth by lockstitching.
- the present invention relates to a multi-head sewing machine having a plurality of sewing heads.
- the sewing thread comes off from the needle holes of the respective sewing needles of the sewing machine head during the operation suspension.
- the present invention relates to a multi-head sewing machine configured to prevent the occurrence of a trouble with a simple configuration.
- a needle bar that is driven up and down including a sewing needle at a lower end portion, a balance that is swung in synchronization with the vertical drive of the needle bar, and a shaft that is assembled coaxially with the needle bar are provided.
- a rotating body freely rotating around its axis, and a guide rotated along with the rotating body to guide the string-like member to the needle base position of the sewing needle. The rotation of the rotating body is controlled in accordance with the moving direction, and while changing the direction of the guide so that the guiding direction of the string-like member to the needle base of the sewing needle is appropriate, the string-like member is cloth-stitched by the final sewing.
- a multi-head sewing machine having a plurality of sewing heads capable of sewing and attaching to a sewing machine is known.
- Such a multi-head sewing machine having a plurality of sewing heads capable of sewing a string-shaped member includes a sewing machine having only a plurality of sewing heads capable of sewing a string-shaped member, and a sewing machine capable of sewing a string-shaped member.
- Various types of multi-head sewing machines are known, such as a sewing machine that alternately includes a sewing head and an embroidery sewing head capable of performing normal embroidery.
- a method is used in which only a part of a plurality of sewing machine heads is operated, and the remaining sewing machine heads are not operated and the operation is suspended.
- Each sewing head of the multi-head sewing machine is provided with a common sewing main shaft penetrating therethrough. By rotating the sewing main shaft, the needle bar of each sewing head is moved up and down so that the string-like member is sewn to the fabric. ing. Therefore, in order to suspend the operation of a part of the sewing machine head as described above, the sewing machine is moved to the needle bar by a well-known jump mechanism.
- the sewing machine head that can sew the string-like member has a rotating body that rotates around the axis of the needle bar.Therefore, a holding member that holds the thread end of the sewing thread is provided behind the sewing needle. And the thread end of the sewing thread is not held. For this reason, the thread passed through the needle hole of the sewing needle is pulled by the rocking balance and falls out of the needle hole.
- Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. Hei 8-299639 discloses a sewing machine in which the swing of the balance of the sewing head can be stopped while the operation of the sewing head capable of sewing the string-shaped member is stopped. It is disclosed in the gazette.
- the boss portion of the balance is attached to the sewing machine arm so that the balance shaft arranged parallel to the sewing machine main shaft can rotate around the axis and slide along the axis. Supported.
- the balance repeatedly swings around the axis of the balance shaft by a balance driving arm interlocked with the rotation of the balance cam fixed to the main shaft of the sewing machine.
- a spring is provided on the axis of the balance shaft, and is always urged so that the mutual gear between the boss portion of the balance and the balance driving arm is in a position where the gears are aligned with each other. Power transmission is being performed.
- a push pin for sliding the balance is slidably supported on the sewing machine arm. When the push pin is manually slid, the push pin comes into contact with the balance and the balance is slid together. When the balance is slid, the gears between the boss portion of the balance and the balance driving arm are disengaged, power transmission from the balance driving arm to the balance is interrupted, and the balance is stopped. At this time, the balance is held in a predetermined swing posture with respect to the balance shaft, and the push pin is held in a slid state. In this way, when suspending the operation of the sewing machine head, operate the push pin to By suspending the balance, the thread passed through the needle hole of the sewing needle is prevented from coming off.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a sewing machine with an improved structure for holding a sewing thread in a sewing head that is not in operation. Further, by holding the sewing thread while the operation of the sewing machine head capable of sewing the string-shaped member is stopped by a simple configuration, it is possible to pass the sewing thread through the needle hole of the sewing needle without stopping the driving of the balance. It is intended to provide a multi-head sewing machine so that the sewing thread does not come off.
- a sewing machine includes a sewing machine head including a needle bar that is driven up and down together with a sewing needle mounted on a lower end portion thereof, and a balance that swings in synchronization with the vertical drive of the needle bar.
- a sewing member provided on the sewing machine head for holding a sewing thread laid over the balance at a position downstream of the balance and upstream of a sewing needle of the needle bar;
- a multi-head sewing machine includes a needle bar that is driven up and down together with a sewing needle mounted at a lower end, a balance that swings in synchronization with the vertical driving of the needle bar, A rotating body which is assembled on a coaxial center and is free to rotate around its axis, and a guide which is rotated together with the rotating body to guide the string-shaped member to a needle base position of the sewing needle; The rotation of the rotating body is controlled in accordance with the moving direction of the cloth based on the data, and the direction of the guide is changed so that the guiding direction of the string-like member to the needle base of the sewing needle is appropriate.
- a holding member for holding a sewing thread laid on the balance downstream of the balance is provided on the sewing machine head.
- the holding member Characterized by the suture holding Therefore it has to stop the movement of the thread downstream of the balance due.
- a holding member for holding a sewing thread is provided downstream of the oscillating balance, and the sewing machine head capable of sewing the string-shaped member is stopped while the sewing machine is in operation.
- the holding of the suture by the member stops the movement of the suture downstream of the balance regardless of the swing of the balance.
- the needle bar driven up and down together with the sewing needle mounted at the lower end can be prevented from being driven up and down, but the balance is swung.
- the tip of the sewing thread passed over the balance is passed through the needle hole of a sewing needle mounted on a needle bar.
- the sewing machine head is driven up and down in synchronization with the vertical movement of the needle bar when the sewing machine head is operating, and is moved to an upper retreat position when the sewing machine head is not operating.
- a presser body that is retracted and is not driven up and down, and an interlocking mechanism that interlocks the holding member so as to hold the sewing thread that is laid on the balance with the retreat operation of the presser body. It is characterized by having. According to this, when the operation of the sewing machine head is stopped, the holding of the sewing thread by the holding member is performed in conjunction with the evacuation of the presser foot to the evacuation position, so it is necessary to provide a separate actuator to drive the holding member. There is no. In addition, since the driving of the holding member is automatically performed in accordance with the retreating operation of the presser body, the sewing thread is held without the operator having to perform the driving operation of the holding member.
- the holding member for holding a sewing thread is provided at a position downstream of the balance by the holding member while the operation of the sewing machine head is stopped. It is provided to hold the sewing thread. As a result, the sewing thread does not fall out of the needle hole even if the operation of the balance is not stopped, so that there is no need for a blocking device for stopping the balance, thereby simplifying the structure of the sewing machine head and reducing costs. This is an excellent effect.
- FIG. 1 is a front external view showing an embodiment of a multi-head sewing machine according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a front view of a sewing head arranged on the multi-head sewing machine shown in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is a left side view of the sewing head.
- FIG. 4 is a left side sectional view of the sewing head.
- FIG. 5 is a side view in which a part of the sewing head is cut away.
- FIG. 6 is an enlarged side view showing a part of FIG. 5;
- FIG. 7 is a partially enlarged view for explaining an operation of holding a sewing thread.
- FIG. 8 is a front view of the sewing head in an operation suspension state.
- FIG. 9 is a partial perspective view of the sewing machine head when the presser foot is at a sewing position.
- FIG. 1 is a front external view showing one embodiment of a multi-head sewing machine according to the present invention.
- a multi-head sewing machine provided with a plurality (eight in this case) of sewing machine heads H capable of sewing a string-shaped member will be described.
- the near side corresponds to the front surface of the multi-head sewing machine where the worker performing the sewing work or the like is actually located.
- an upper frame 2 is disposed above a long sewing machine table 1 extending in the horizontal direction (the X direction in the drawing). Sewing heads H are arranged at regular intervals along the longitudinal direction of the upper frame 2 (the X direction in the drawing). Below each sewing head H, a hook base 4 supporting a hook 3 is provided at substantially the same height as the sewing machine table 1 corresponding to each sewing head H.
- Each of the sewing heads H is provided with a common sewing machine main shaft 6 penetrating therethrough.
- the rotation of the sewing machine main shaft 6 causes the sewing needle of the sewing machine head H to reciprocate up and down.
- sewing needle and the hook 3 rotated on the hook base 4 sewing is performed on the workpiece stretched and held on the sewing frame 5.
- FIG. 2 is a front view of the sewing machine head H arranged in the multi-head sewing machine shown in FIG. 1
- FIG. 3 is a left side view of the sewing machine head H
- FIG. 4 is a left side sectional view of the sewing machine head H
- FIG. Sewing head H It is the side view which fractured
- the sewing head H shown in FIGS. 2 to 5 shows a case where the work clamp 28 is at the sewing position.
- the structure and operation of the sewing machine head H will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 5.
- a sewing machine main shaft 6 penetrates the sewing machine arm 7, and a motor 22 for jump control of the needle bar 8 and a presser foot support 27 are provided on the left side surface of the sewing machine arm 7.
- a motor 41 for raising and lowering and a motor 49 for controlling the direction of the presser foot support 27 are provided.
- the needle bar 8 is supported by the sewing machine arm 7 so as to be vertically movable.
- the needle bar 8 has a hollow structure, and an introduction port 9 for passing the sewing thread T through the needle bar 8 is provided near an intermediate portion of the needle bar 8, while a lower portion of the needle bar 8 is provided below the needle bar 8.
- An outlet 10 for forming the suture T introduced into the needle bar 8 through the inlet 9 from the needle bar 8 is formed.
- a sewing needle 11 is fixed to the lower end of the needle bar 8, and a needle bar holder 12 for holding the needle bar 8 is fixed to a substantially middle portion of the needle bar 8.
- the needle bar 8 is driven up and down by a needle bar drive mechanism 13 that uses the rotation of the machine spindle 6 as a drive source.
- the needle bar drive mechanism 13 converts the rotation of the needle bar cam 14 fixed to the sewing machine main shaft 6 into an up-down movement of a lifting drive 16 with respect to a guide shaft 15 supported vertically by the sewing machine arm 7.
- the up-and-down motion is transmitted to the needle bar 8 via the needle bar holder 12.
- the lifting drive 16 is supported so as to be rotatable around its axis with respect to the guide shaft 15, and an engagement surface 16 a having a predetermined length in the vertical direction is provided on a side portion of the lifting drive 16. Is formed.
- the boss 18 of the balance 17 swingably supports the axis of a balance shaft 19 fixed to the sewing machine arm 7 in parallel with the main shaft 6 of the sewing machine. It is. That is, the balance 17 repeatedly swings around the axis of the balance shaft 19 by the balance drive arm 21 that operates in conjunction with the rotation of the balance cam 20 fixed to the sewing machine main shaft 6.
- a motor 22 for jump control for jump-controlling the needle bar 8 to stop the operation of the sewing machine head H, that is, transmission of the rotation drive of the sewing machine spindle 6 to the needle bar 8 is performed.
- the drive arm 23 is fixed to the axis of the motor 22 that controls the "jump state" so that the needle bar 8 does not move up and down in accordance with the rotation of the sewing machine spindle 6 after being cut off.
- This motor 22 is The driving is controlled by the jump signal of FIG. 5, and the driving arm 23 can be rotated counterclockwise in FIG.
- the engaging surface 16 a of the lifting drive 16 is pushed by the leading end of the drive arm 23, and The driving body 16 rotates around the axis of the guide shaft 15. Then, the needle bar holder 12 of the needle bar 8 is released from the lifting drive 16 (see FIG. 4), and the transmission of the rotation drive of the sewing machine main shaft 6 is interrupted, so that the needle bar 8 is in a jump state. If the drive arm 23 is held at this rotation position, the needle bar 8 is in a continuous jump state.
- the vertical length of the engagement surface 16a of the lifting drive 16 is set to a dimension that always faces the tip of the drive arm 23 in the entire range of the vertical movement of the needle bar 8.
- a support cylinder 24 is guided by the inner peripheral surface of a fixed sleeve 25 fixed to a lower portion of the sewing machine arm 7 to move up and down relative to the needle bar 8. It is provided to be able to move and rotate around its axis.
- a ring 26 is fixed to the upper end of the support cylinder 24, and a presser foot support 27 is fixed to the lower end of the support cylinder 24.
- the cloth presser support 27 is formed in a bifurcated shape.
- a vertically long key groove 27a is formed on one outer surface, and a cloth presser 28 is fixed to the other lower portion.
- a guide 29 for guiding a string-like member fed from a bobbin 34 described later to the needle of the sewing needle 11 is fixed to the cloth presser 28.
- a rotary cylinder 30 is provided so as to be rotatable only around its axis.
- a pulley 31 is formed on the outer periphery of the upper end of the rotary cylinder 30, and a key member 32 that engages with the key groove 27 a of the cloth holder 27 is fixed to the lower end.
- a bobbin bracket 33 is fixed to the outer periphery of the rotary cylinder 30, and a bobbin 34 on which a string-like member to be sewn on a cloth by a sewing thread T is rotatably supported.
- FIG. FIG. 6 is an enlarged side view of a part of FIG.
- a distal end (fork) of a drive arm 35 is engaged with the ring 26 of the support cylinder 24 so as to be able to transmit power in the vertical direction.
- the drive arm 35 is supported by a guide shaft 36 arranged vertically with respect to the sewing machine arm 7 so as to be able to move up and down. It is attached to the descending member 37 so that the position can be adjusted.
- a base elevating member 38 is supported on the guide shaft 36 so as to be able to move up and down.
- the elevating member 37 is received by the base elevating member 38 via a block 39, and the elastic member of the spring 40 provided on the guide shaft 36 presses the elevating member 37 between the two members. It is urged in the direction (downward).
- a drive lever 42 is fixed to a shaft of a motor 41 which is a drive source of a mechanism for vertically moving the presser foot support 27.
- a motor 41 which is a drive source of a mechanism for vertically moving the presser foot support 27.
- the other end of the rotating arm 44 is connected to the base elevating member 38 via a link member 45.
- the motor 41 is driven so that the rotating arm 44 reciprocates between the position shown by the solid line and the position shown by the dashed line in FIG. 6 during sewing.
- the presser foot 28 is driven to move up and down between a bottom dead center indicated by a solid line and a top dead center indicated by a dashed line in FIG.
- the rotating arm 44 is rotated to the position shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 6 by driving the motor 41, and the cloth presser 28 is moved to the two points in FIG. Evacuate to the evacuation position indicated by the chain line.
- the bottom dead center of the cloth presser 28 may rise depending on the type of the string-shaped member to be sewn. In such a case, when the presser foot 28 hits the string-shaped member, the lowering of the elevating member 37 stops, and only the base elevating member 38 descends against the elasticity of the spring 40 to allow the lower dead center to rise. I can do it.
- FIG. 7 is a partially enlarged view for explaining the operation of holding the sewing thread T.
- FIG. 8 is a front view of the sewing machine head ⁇ . Unlike FIG. 2, FIG. 8 shows the sewing machine head H in a case where the work clamp 28 is in the retracted position, that is, in the operation stop state.
- FIG. 9 is a partial perspective view of the sewing head H shown in FIG. 2, and the presser foot 28 is in the sewing position. This shows a certain case.
- the base lifting member 38 is provided with an engagement piece 38a.
- the sewing arm 7 is provided with a rotation holding member 46 having a contact side 46b that comes into contact with the engagement piece 38a so as to be rotatable downstream of the balance 17 (see FIG. 9).
- the rotation holding member 46 is pivotally supported by a support member 47 fixed to the front surface of the sewing machine arm 7, and the rotation holding member 46 is formed with a rotation holding piece 46a for holding the sewing thread T. .
- the rotation holding member 46 is urged to rotate clockwise in FIG. 9 or FIG. 2 by a torsion panel (not shown), and its contact side 46b contacts the engagement piece 38a of the base lifting member 38. And is held in the pivoted position as shown in FIG. 9 or FIG.
- a fixed holding member 48 is fixed to the sewing machine arm 7.
- the fixed holding member 48 is formed with a fixed holding piece 48a for holding the sewing thread T therebetween with the rotation holding piece 46a of the rotation holding member 46.
- the rotation holding piece 46a and the fixed holding piece 48a are provided at positions where the sewing thread T guided to the introduction port 9 of the needle bar 8 can be held.
- the sewing machine arm 7 is positioned so that the rotation holding member 46 can hold the sewing thread T suspended on the balance 17 downstream of the balance 17, ie, at a position close to the needle 11 and the sewing thread T. It is provided in.
- the engagement piece 38a of the base elevating member 38 is located at the solid line position shown in FIG. 7 when the presser foot 28 is located at the bottom dead center, and is shown by the one-dot chain line shown in FIG. Position. That is, at the time of sewing, the engagement piece 38a moves up and down between the solid line position 38a and the one-dot chain line position 38a shown in FIG. On the other hand, at the time of sewing, the rotation holding member 46 is held at the rotation position indicated by the solid line in FIG. 7 because the contact piece 46b is received by the engagement piece 38a. In this state, the sewing thread T is not held, so that the sewing thread T is fed out as the sewing progresses.
- a shaft 50 is connected to a shaft of a motor 49 for controlling the direction of the presser foot support 27, and a lower portion of the shaft 50 is rotatably supported by a base member 51 fixed to the sewing machine arm 7. I have.
- a drive pulley 52 is fixed to the lower end of the shaft 50, and a timing belt 53 is stretched between the drive pulley 52 and the pulley 31 of the rotary cylinder 30.
- the sewing thread ⁇ is passed through the needle hole of the sewing needle 11 of each sewing head ⁇ , and the bobbin 34 around which the string member is wound is set.
- the sewing thread ⁇ is fed from a supply unit (not shown) provided above the upper frame 2, passes through a thread tension portion above the sewing machine head ⁇ , and the upper thread path 54 provided above the sewing machine arm 7 as shown in FIG.
- the needle bar 8 After passing through the inner thread path 55 provided on the front of the arm 7 and the tip of the balance 17 in this order, the needle bar 8 is taken out from the inlet port 9 through the needle bar 8 to the outlet port 10 to the needle hole of the sewing needle 11. Let it through.
- the bobbin 34 on which the string-shaped member is wound is set on the bobbin bracket 33, and the string-shaped member is drawn out of the bobbin 34, passed through the guide 29, and guided to the needle base of the sewing needle 11.
- the sewing machine main shaft 6 is rotated, the needle bar 8 (sewing needle 11) is moved up and down, and the balance 17 is swung.
- the cloth presser 28 is driven up and down between the solid line position and the one-dot chain line position in FIG.
- the rotation of the rotary cylinder 30 is controlled by a motor 49, and is controlled so that the bobbin 34 and the guide 29 are always located on the front side in the sewing advance direction.
- the shuttle 3 is rotated in synchronization with the lifting and lowering of the needle bar 8 (sewing needle 11), and the sewing frame 5 is driven in the front-rear and left-right directions, thereby extending and holding the sewing frame 5 on the sewing frame 5.
- the string-shaped member is sewn to the sewing product.
- the fixed holding member 48a of the fixed holding member 48 is rotated to a rotating position indicated by a two-dot chain line in FIG. Accordingly, the sewing thread T guided to the introduction port 9 of the needle bar 8 is sandwiched and held between the rotation holding piece 46a and the fixed holding piece 48a.
- the force S the sewing machine head H capable of sewing the string-shaped member
- the present invention is shown as an example in which the present invention is applied to a multi-head sewing machine including only the sewing machine head H capable of sewing the string-shaped member.
- the present invention may be applied only to the sewing machine head H which can sew a string-shaped member in a multi-head sewing machine having a sewing machine head and an embroidery sewing machine head alternately.
- the present invention is not limited to such a form, and may be changed to hold the sewing thread T by another form such as a slide.
- 56 is a well-known needle plate fixed to the upper surface of the pot base 4.
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