Union Special Corporation

Dieter Schopf

Hermann Gauch

Hans-Dieter Bartholoma

Johannes K Strauss

Gernot H Nedoschinsky

Manfred Rosnitscheck

A thread control device for a chainstitch sewing machine comprises a thread feeder which is moved simultaneously with the stitching needle by the drive means for the stitching needle. The thread feeder is attached in such a manner as to be able to oscillate at a pivot drive which is allocated to a shaft rotatably mounted in the upper arm casing of the sewing machine.

Thread control device for a chainstitch sewing machine

A sewing machine including a stitch length regulator that adjusting the extent of the horizontal movement of the feed dog. The stitch length regulator is operated by rotation and includes an eccentric that is disposed on a rotating shaft. The eccentric is radially adjustable relative to the rotating shaft by rotating a threaded spindle with a manual tool such as a screw driver.

Sewing machine with rotary stitch regulator

A looper drive for a chain stitch sewing machine that includes a flexible connection that includes an intermediate guide rod that extends between a crank arm and the looper shaft. The intermediate guide rod is mounted to pivot on the crank arm and is constructed to allow a receptacle that is carried by the looper shaft to swivel or oscillate relative thereto. The intermediate guide rod carries a ball which extends into a cylindrical-shaped opening formed in the receptacle.

Looper drive for a chain stitch sewing machine

A sewing machine with an arrangement for advancing material for sewing which imparts a lifting and thrust motion to the feed dog. The arrangement for advancing material has a thrust drive which includes a thrust frame that imparts advancing motion of the feed dog. The lifting motion of the feed dog is imparted by a lifting rod that is slidably guided in the thrust frame.

Sewing machine with lower feed mechanism

A cylinder bed machine provided with a thread cutting device having a retractable and laterally movable assemblage which includes a thread seizing member, a knife and a thread clamp. Upon actuation the assemblage cooperatively moves forwardly and laterally to a predetermined distance from the stitching area whereat the knife and thread clamp are held. The thread seizing member continues forward movement to a position for seizing the threads situated about the looper. Upon return, the seizing member carries the threads to the knife and thread clamp position whereat they are cut and clamped. Once the threads are cut and clamped the assemblage is returned to its initial position. An adjustable guide directs the seizing member through the thread loops formed about the looper.

Thread cutter for chainstitch sewing machine

A sewing machine provided with a fan which is formed as an integral part of the handwheel and drive pulley and serves the purpose of drawing air there through for cooling. A shroud and a baffle cooperate to direct the air drawn in by the fan downward and over the bottom cover of the sewing machine which is provided with heat dissipating fins.

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Gerlingen, Germany

Dieter Schopf