Tokai Kogyo Mishin Kabushiki Kaisha

Aisuke Murase

Ikuo Tajima

Isao Ohashi

Cloth clip for embroidering machine

An embroidery frame for holding an embroidering fabric in a spread-out condition is detachably attached to mounting members at a predetermined position. Positioning members are removably fixed to a base frame at a predetermined position. The mounting members are attached to the positioning members so that their mounted positions relative to the positioning members are adjustable, so that the embroidery frame is adjustably and removably mounted on the base frame via the mounting members and the positioning members. Once the position of the mounting members relative to the positioning members has been established, and when the mounting members are to be detached from the base frame, the mounting members only have to be detached together with the positioning members so that the relative positional relationship between the adjusted positional state of the mounting members relative to the positioning members can be maintained.

Embroidery-frame mounting structure

Provided is an embroidery frame clip which can effectively prevent itself, without marring operability of fitting it to an embroidery frame, from slipping off the frame, when the tension of an embroidering cloth is increased as stitching goes on. The embroidery frame clip is designed to hold an embroidering cloth a in tension over a rectangular embroidery frameby clipping the cloth a between a railformed on an upper surface of the embroidery frame circumferentially along the inner rim thereof and the clip fitted on the rail. The clip has a clip main bodyto be fitted on the railand auxiliary membersattached to the clip main body, for preventing the clip main bodyfrom deforming to open as stitching of the embroidering cloth goes on.

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Kasugai, Japan

Aisuke Murase