Juki Corporation

Tomio Nii

Yutaka Hirasawa

Yasushi Ono

A belt-loop sewing machine which is capable of efficiently supplying belt loops, includes a bending-shaft-movement-locus control means which controls such that a forward movement locus GML, through which paired bending shafts of a loop supply means are moved toward a sewing position, and a backward movement locus BML, through which the paired bending shafts are moved apart from the sewing position, are made to be different from each other.

Belt-loop sewing machine

A welt forming device comprises: base fabric holding means which is able to hold a base fabric flat at all times; and welt fabric holding means for fixedly holding a welt fabric on the base fabric. Those means are moved in a sewing direction in synchronization with the vertical movement of the sewing needle of seam forming means, to form a first seam to sew the welt fabric to the base fabric. The device further comprises: first welt fabric folding means for folding one side portion of the welt fabric along the first seam over the other side portion; second welt fabric holding means for folding the other side portion of the welt fabric over the one side portion which has been folded by the first welt fabric holding means; and auxiliary moving means for moving the relative position of the base fabric holding means and the sewing needle in a direction which is across the sewing direction.

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Tokyo, Japan

Tomio Nii