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GB1564789A – Sewing machine
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GB1564789A – Sewing machine
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Sewing machine

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GB1564789A

GB1564789A
GB51466/77A
GB5146677A
GB1564789A
GB 1564789 A
GB1564789 A
GB 1564789A
GB 51466/77 A
GB51466/77 A
GB 51466/77A
GB 5146677 A
GB5146677 A
GB 5146677A
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oscillating looper
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looper
sewing machine
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1977-07-01
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CRYSTAL SEWING MACHINE IND CO Ltd

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1977-07-01
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1977-12-09
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1980-04-16

1977-07-01
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1977-07-01
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1977-12-09
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D—TEXTILES; PAPER

D05—SEWING; EMBROIDERING; TUFTING

D05B—SEWING

D05B57/00—Loop takers, e.g. loopers

D05B57/08—Loop takers, e.g. loopers for lock-stitch sewing machines

D05B57/10—Shuttles

D05B57/14—Shuttles with rotary hooks

D05B57/143—Vertical axis type

D—TEXTILES; PAPER

D05—SEWING; EMBROIDERING; TUFTING

D05B—SEWING

D05B27/00—Work-feeding means

D05B27/02—Work-feeding means with feed dogs having horizontal and vertical movements

D—TEXTILES; PAPER

D05—SEWING; EMBROIDERING; TUFTING

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D05B57/00—Loop takers, e.g. loopers

D05B57/30—Driving-gear for loop takers

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D05—SEWING; EMBROIDERING; TUFTING

D05B—SEWING

D05B61/00—Loop holders; Loop spreaders; Stitch-forming fingers

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PATENT SPECIFICATION ( 11)
<:> ( 21) Application No 51466/77 ( 22) Filed 9 Dec 1977 00 ( 31) Convention Application Nos.
521086 202 U ( 32) Filed 1 July 1977 in 52/077 750 9 ( 33) Japan (JP) ( 44) Complete Specification published 16 April 1980 ( 51) INT CL ‘ D 05 B 57/36 // 27/02 ( 52) Index at acceptance DIG 2 G 5 C 2 B 2 P 9 A 2 P 9 B ( 54) SEWING MACHINE ( 71) We, CRYSTAL SEWING MACHINE IND Co, LTD of No 817, Take-Doori, Ochiai-Cho, Kofu-City, Yamanashi Pref, Japan, a company duly organized under the laws of Japan do hereby declare the invention, for which we pray that a patent may be granted to us, and the apparatus by which it is to be performed, to be particularly described in and by the following statement:-
The present invention relates to a sewing machine and, more particularly, to a sewing machine having a horizontal oscillating looper mechanism.
Conventional sewing machines employ a driving mechanism for a rotating or oscillating looper assembly and a cloth-feeding mechanism, which are both complicated in structure and difficult to manufacture Further, these mechanisms are difficult to repair in case of failures or troubles, and are generally expensive.
It is therefore desirable to provide a simplified sewing machine having a simplifled horizontal oscillating looper assembly and driving mechanism therefor and preferably having a simple cloth-feeding mechanism.
According to the invention we provide a sewing machine having an oscillating looper assembly, characterized in that the driving mechanism for said oscillating looper assembly comprises a motor secured to the housing of said sewing machine, a rotary plate adapted to be rotatively driven by said motor, a projection provided at a peripheral portion of said rotary plate, a link pivoted at its central portion to said housing, an elongated slot formed in one end of said link and adapted to slidably receive said projection, a sector gear formed on the other end of said link, and a driving shaft for driving the oscillating looper of said oscillating looper assembly said driving shaft having a gear 1 564 789 engaging said sector gear.
The invention will be described with reference to a preferred embodiment thereof as shown in the accompanying drawings, wherein so Figs 1 and 2 are respectively a sectional front elevational view and bottom plan view of essential parts of a sewing machine according to the present invention; 55 Fig 3 is a sectional view taken along the line III-III of Fig 1, and showing a cloth-feeding mechanism; Figs 4 A, 4 B, Figs 5 A, 5 B and 6 a, 6 B inclusive are illustrations of sequential 60 operation of a base plate for cloth-feeding teeth, caused by an arm plate, in which Figs 4 A, 5 A and 6 A are views from the front side of the arm plate, while Figs.
4 B, 5 B and 6 B are plan views; 65 Figs 7 and 8 are plan and sectional views of an oscillating looper driving plate and a oscillating looper holder of a sewing machine in accordance with the invention, Figs 9 and 10 are a plan view and a 70 partially sectioned front elevational view of an oscillating looper and bobbin of an oscillating looper assembly in accordance with the invention; Fig 11 is a plan view of an oscillating 75 looper assembly in accordance with the invention; and Fig 12 is an illustration of a member for preventing thread-entanglement.
Referring to the drawings, an outer cas 80 ing or housing 1 of a sewing machine consists of an upper wall 1 A and a peripheral wall l B which are made of, for example, a plastics material.
Although neglected from the drawings, 85 a mechanism for driving a needle 2 reciprocatorily up and down, a cover for the mechanism, upper thread feeding mechanism, cloth retaining mechanism, a lower thread taking up mechanism and so on 90 1 564 789 are mounted on the upper wall 1 A of the housing 1.
As shown in Fig 1, a table 3 on which a cloth to be sewed is placed is formed on the upper wall 1 A of the housing 1.
A horizontal oscillating looper mechanism is provided in the sewing machine embodying the present invention More specifically, as shown in Fig 1, a oscillating looper holder 4 is formed by a circular recess which opens in the upper wall 1 A of the housing 1, in the vicinity of the passage of the needle 2 A driving plate 5 for a oscillating looper is housed by the oscillating looper holder 4, for free oscillating within a horizontal plane A driving shaft 6 for the oscillating looper passes through the bottom wall 4 A of the oscillating looper holder 4, and is connected at its top end to the driving plate 5 The oscillating looper 7 carried by its driving plate 5 is also housed by the oscillating looper holder 4, and carries at its bobbin holding portion a bobbin 8 for the lower thread The oscillating looper 7 is adapted to be oscillated by means of a driving plate formed on the driving plate 5.
As will be seen from Figs 1 and 2, a motor 9 is fixed to the lower side of the 3 fi upper wall 1 A of the housing 1 The motor 9 has a shaft 9 A to which secured is a small gear 10 which engages, via a reduction gear 11, a gear 12 The gear 12 has a projection 13 which projects from the :5 lower side thereof, at a radially outer side of the same.
An oscillating link 14 is pivotally secured at its central portion, by means of a pivot shaft 15 to the lower side of the upper wall of the housing An elongated slot 16 formed in one end of the link 14 slidably receives the projection 13, while the other end of the link 14 carries a sector gear 17 which engages a gear 18 fixed to the shaft 6 for driving the oscillating looper.
The eccentricity of the projection 13 to the gear 12 distance between the center of the gear 12 and the pivot shaft 15 the radius of the sector gear 17 and the radius S of the gear 18 are so selected that the gear 18 is rotated in one direction over an angle exceeding 2140 and then reversed to the original position, through the link 14 and the sector gear 17, as the gear 12 makes one rotation.
For obtaining an up-and-downward reciprocatory motion of the gear 18 in synchronization with the reciprocatory motion of the needle 2, an interlocking is made such as, for example a rotary shaft 19 which extends upwardly from the center of the gear 12, through the upper wall 1 A, into connection with a driving mechanism for the needle 2.
In the sewing machine of the invention, the cloth-feeding mechanism has the following construction.
As shown in Fig 2, a swingable lever is pivoted at its one end to the lower side of the upper wall 1 A of the housing, 70 through a pivot shaft 21 An elongated slot 22 formed in the free end of the lever 20 slidably receives the projection 13 of the gear 12 A reciprocatory arm plate 24 is pivoted at its right-hand side end to the 75 central portion of the lever 20, through a shaft 23 The arm plate 24 is supported only for left and rightward movement, at a position slightly lower than the upper wall 1 A, by means of a guide 25 provided 80 on the upper wall 1 A The arm plate 24 carries at its left-hand side end two cams which will be described later.
As shown in Figs 1 and 3, a bore is formed in the upper wall 1 A of the hous 85 ing 1, at the opposite side of the needle 2 to the oscillating looper holder 4 The bore is adapted to be closed by a needle plate 28 which has an opening 27 for clothfeeding teeth extending along with a needle 90 bore 26.
A base plate 30 having cloth-feeding teeth 29 on its upper face is disposed in relation to the opening 27 The base plate has a front end 30 A slidably received 95 by a slit 32 of a support plate 31 which is fixed to and extending downwardly from the upper wall 1 A so that it may be supported by the supporting plate 31.
The base plate 30 carries at its rear 100 end 30 B a downwardly extending rod 33 which is confronted by a leg 31 A formed at the lower end of the supporting plate 31 A tension spring 34 is stretched between the rod 33 and the leg 31 A, so as to 105 bias the rear end 30 B of the base plate toward the front side and dow vnwardlv, as denoted by arrows Y and X Consequently, the rear end 30 B of the base plate is brought into a resilient contact with 110 the supper surface of the arm plate 24 and.
at the same time, the rod 33 is resiliently pressed onto the side edge 24 A of the arm plate 24.
The arrangement is such that the rear 115 end 30 B of the base plate 30 is displaced downwardly to make the base plate 30 inclined, so that the cloth-feeding teeth 29 are slightly retracted downwardly from the needle plate 28 and held in the front of 120 the latter.
As shown in Figs 4 to 6, a first cam 35 for engaging and lifting the lower side of the rear portion 30 B of the base plate is provided at the upper side of the left-hand 125 side end of the arm plate 24 A second cam 36 is provided on the side surface of the rear portion of the arm plate 24 The second cam 36 is adapted to engage and bias the rod 33 rearward, when the rear 130 1 564789 end 30 B of the base plate 30 comes to the position to be lifted by the first cam 35.
More specifically, referring to Figs 4 A and 4 B, over the region I of the arm plate 24 within which the left-hand side end C of the base plate 30 is relatively moved as a result of a rightward movement of the arm plate 24, there is formed a first cam including an inclined cam surface 35 A the height of which increases toward the left-hand side end and a subsequent lift-limiting surface 35 B, so as to extend, for example, vertically upwardly from the front side surface 24 B of the arm plate 24 At the same time, a second cam having an inclined cam surface 36 A, which projects rearwardly as it gets close to the left-hand side end, is formed on the region II of the rear side wall 24 A of the arm plate 24, over which the rod 33 is moved relatively to the arm plate 24 More exactly, the second cam 36 is formed at the left-hand side portion of the region II.
Hereinafter, the construction of the horizontal oscillating looper assembly will be described in detail, with specific reference to Figs 7 to 12 inclusive.
Referring at first to Figs 7 and 8, the inner peripheral wall of the oscillating looper holder 4 is partially notched to form a slit 37 which provides a space for the passage of the needle 2 and for allowing a loop of thread to be formed by the needle 2 An opening 38 formed in the table surface 3 is aligned with the clothfeeding teeth 29.
A driving plate 39 formed on the upper face of the driving plate 5 for the oscillating looper 7 extends over substantially the half of the circumference of the driving plate 5.
At the same time, as shown in Figs 9 and 10, the oscillating looper 7 is provided with an outer peripheral surface 40 which has a diameter well adapting to the inner diameter of the oscillating looper holder 4, over at least the other half of its circumference.
The oscillating looper 7 has a bore 41, at its central portion, for receiving a lower thread bobbin 8 A shaft or pin 42 is provided at the center of the bore 41, so as to be received by a bore of the bobbin 8.
A blade or edge 43 is formed at the front end of the aforementioned outer peripheral portion 40 Also, at both ends of the outer peripheral portion 40 are formed engaging portions 44 and 45, for engagement with both ends of the aforementioned driving plate 39.
The upper half 40 A of the outer peripheral portion 40 has a diameetr slightly smaller than that of the lower half 40 B. The edge 43 is positioned on the step portion 40 C through which the upper and the lower halves 40 A, 40 B are connected.
The upper half 40 A and the lower half B are connected to the upper surface 46 and the lower surface 47, respectively, 70 through curved surfaces continuously.
Thus, as illustrated in Fig 11, the oscillaing looper 7 is disposed on the plate 5, in such a manner that the both engaging portions 44, 45 are positioned to confront 75 respective ends of the driving plate 39.
A member 48 for preventing entanglement of the thread consists of a base portion 48 A fixed to the outside of the bottom wall of the oscillating looper holder 80 4, a leg portion 48 B upwardly bent from the base portion 48 A and an end portion 48 C which slightly enters the inside of the oscillating looper holder 4, being bent from the upper end of the leg portion 48 B and 85 extended through the aforementioned slit 37.
The end portion 48 C has a height and a length of projection into the oscillating looper holder 4, which are so selected that 90 the end portion 48 C may slightly contact the surface of the upper half 40 A of the outer peripheral portion 40 of the oscillating looper 7 when the latter 7 has been rotated to bring the edge 43 ahead (counter 95 clockwise as viewed on Fig 7) slightly beyond the position of the passage of the needle 2.
In the drawings, reference numeral 49 denotes a power source section, e g a 100 battery holder, for the motor 9.
In operation, as the motor 9 is energized, the gear 12 is rotated through the reduction gear 11 so that the projection 13 revolves along a circular path Conse 105 quently, the link 14 is reci Drocatorily swung around its Divot shaft 15 so that the driving shaft 6 for the oscillating looper 7 is recoprocatorily rotated over an angle exceeding 2140, through the sector gear 17 110 Drovided at the other end of the link 14 and the gear 18 Conseauently, the oscillating looper 7 is rotated reciprocatorily through its driving plate 5, in synchronization with the operation of the sewing 115 needle 2.
Meanwhile, the swin Rable lever 20 is swung reciprocatorily due to the circular revolution of the projection 13, around its Divot shaft 21 so that the arm plate 24 120 is moved reciprocatorily right and leftward.
When the arm plate 24 commences the rightward movement as shown in Figs 4 A and 4 B neither of the first and the second cams 35, 36 acts on the base plate 30 of 125 the cloth-feeding eeth 29, so that the latter 29 is kent at the retracted position as shown in Fig 3.
As the arm plate 24 is further moved rightward, the cam surface 35 A of the 130 1 564 789 first cam 35 comes to engage the left-hand side edge 30 C of the base plate 30, so as to bias the rear end 30 B of the base plate upward against the biasing jorce of the spring 34 C 9 nsequently, the base plate 30 is rotated, around a fulcrum constituted by the slit 32 at the front end 30 A thereof, upwardly to bring the cloth-feeding teeth 29 above the surface of the needle plate 28, through the opening 27 The raised rear end 30 B of the base plate 30 then engages the lift-limiting surface 35 B of the first cam 35, so that the feeding teeth 29 are kept in the projected position A still further rightIS ward movement of the arm plate 24 brings the cam surface 36 A of the second cam 36 into engagement with the rod 33 so as to bias the rod 33 rearwardly against the biasing force of the spring 34 Therefore, the base plate 30 slides on the arm plate 24 rearwardly Since the front end 30 B of the base plate 30 is still held on the liftlimiting position of the first cam 35, the cloth-feeding teeth 29 are retracted rearwardly, keeping their projected posture.
In this state, the needle 2 is kept above the needle plate 28, so that the cloth mounted on the needle plate 28 is fed rearwardly by the cloth-feeding teeth 29.
As this operation is over, the arm plate 24 commences a reverse stroking, so that the base plate 30 is returned to the starting condition in the reverse order During this reversing, the needle 2 stabs the cloth, so that the latter is prevented from being conveyed back, although the cloth-feeding teeth 29 are returned keeping their projected posture.
Thus, the sewing needle 2 makes one reciprocatory motion up and down to perform one cycle of sewing, and the oscillating looper 7 makes one reciprocatory motion while the cloth is fed by one pitch through the action of the clothfeeding teeth 29.
It will be seen that the mechanism of the invention for driving the oscillating looper 7 consists of a reduced number of parts, i e a motor 9, a gear 12 driven by SO the motor 9 and a rotatable link 14 Thus, the construction of the mechanism is much simplified, greatly contributing to facilitate the manufacture of the mechanism as well as to improve the durability of the mechanism.
Also, the cloth-feeding mechanism consists simply of the motor 9, gear 12, swingable lever 20, reciprocating arm plate 24, cloth-feeding teeth 29, base plate 30 and the spring 34 Since both mechanisms make a common use of the gear 12, the timed relationship between the mechanisms is quite easy to obtain, and space is greatly saved.
Needless to say, the timed operation of all the parts can be obtained by making the needle 2 to be driven by the gear 12.
In the horizontal oscillating looper assembly of the invention, the driving shaft 6 makes a reciprocatory rotation by a 70 predetermined angle which is typically 2140, in synchronization with the up and downward reciprocatory motion of the sewing needle 2 Consequently, both ends of the driving plate 39 alternatingly abut 75 the engaging portions 44, 45, within the oscillating looper holder 4, so that the oscillating looper 7 is reciprocatorily rotated in such a manner that its outer peripheral portion 40 passes over a part 80 of an entire circle.
Therefore, as the needle 2 forms a loop L of the upper thread 50 within the slit 37, as shown in Fig 12, the edge 43 of the oscillating looper 7 which has been 85 advanced in synchronization with the operation of the needle 2 comes to get into the loop L, so as to expand the latter As the oscillating looper 7 is rotated further, the loop L passes over the oscillating looper 90 7 Meanwhile, the lower thread 52 has been extended outwardly from the bobbin 8, through a hole 51 of the oscillating looper other than the outer peripheral portion 40, into engagement with the upper thread 50 95 to complete the sewing.
As will be seen also from Fig 12, the end surface of the end portion 48 C of the entanglement-preventing member 48 comes to slightly contact the upper half 40 A of 100 the outer peripheral portion 40, which follows the edge 43, immediately after the edge 43 passes the slit 37, and the outer peripheral portion 40 is made to move keeping a slight sliding contact with the 105 end portion 48 C Consequently, the portion of the thread forming the loop L on the edge 43, which is to be moved along the lower side of the oscillating looper 7, is prevented from being moved upwardly 110 beyond the end portion 48 C, so that the loop L is forcibly made to pass over the oscillating looper 7, thereby to effectively prevent the thread from being entangled.
The functioning of the entanglement 115 preventing member 48 is rendered safe, by the fact that the upper half 40 A of the outer peripheral portion 40 has a diameter slightly smaller than that of the lower half B 120 The entanglement-preventing member 48 is made, for example, of a metal strip.
The leg portion 48 B is preferably made resilient, so that the end portion 48 C may be deflected radially outwardly of the oscil 125 lating looper holder 4.
In the sewing machine of the invention.
when the housing 1 is made of a plastics material, the oscillating looper holder 4 may be formed by the same material unit 130 1 564 789 arily with the housing 1 Also, the independent oscillating looper 7 can easily be formed of plastics Also, by a rounded connecting portion between the outer peripheral portion 40 and the upper and lower surfaces 46, 47, the passage of the loop L of the upper thread 50 over the oscillating looper 7 is rendered smooth and safe.
In addition, partly because the number of parts is reduced, and partly because the oscillating looper holder 4 is opened in the surface 3 of the table, the installation and the removal of the oscillating looper 7 is considerably facilitated.
If necessary, it is possible to provide means for lifting the oscillating looper 7, for an easier removal of the same, at a predetermined rotational position of the oscillating looper 7.
Needless to say, the mounting of the bobbin 8 on the oscillating looper 7 can simply be made by fitting the bore of the bobbin around the shaft 42.
Preferably, the bottom wall of the oscillating looper 7 is bored to allow an insertion of a finger to lift up the bobbin 8 out of the oscillating looper 7.
As has been described, the sewing machine in accordance with the invention is highly practical, capable of functioning without fail, easy to manufacture and less expensive, due to a much simplified structure.

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WHAT WE CLAIM IS:

1 A sewing machine having an oscillating looper assembly, characterized in that the driving mechanism for said oscillating looper assembly comprises a motor secured to the housing of said sewing machine, a rotary plate adapted to be rotatively driven by said motor, a projection provided at a peripheral portion of said rotary plate, a link pivoted at its central portion to said housing, an elongated slot formed in one end of said link and adapted to slidably receive said projection, a sector gear formed on the other end of said link, and a driving shaft for driving the oscillating looper of said oscillating looper assembly, said driving shaft having a gear engaging said sector gear.

2 A sewing machine as claimed in claim 1, characterized by further comprising a cloth-feeding mechanism, said clothfeeding mechanism including cloth-feeding 55 teeth, a spring for biasing said cloth-feeding teeth in one direction and to a level below the plane of the cloth to be fed, a swingable lever pivoted at its one end to said housing, an elongated slot 60 formed in the free end of said swingable lever and adapted to slidably receive said projection, a reciprocating arm plate pivoted at its one end to said swingable lever, a first cam formed at the other end of said arm 65 plate for bringing said cloth-feeding teeth to a level higher than said plane of said cloth, against the biasing force of said spring, and a second cam adapted to displace said cloth-feeding teeth in the re 70 verse direction to said one direction against the biasing force of said spring.

3 A sewing machine as claimed in Claim 1 or 2, characterised in that said oscillating looper assembly includes an 75 oscillating looper holder opening in the table surface of the machine body, a slit formed in the peripheral wall of said oscillating looper holder, an oscillating looper disposed in said oscillating looper holder 80 and having a bobbin holding portion and an edge, driving mechanism for causing an oscillatory motion of said oscillating looper within said oscillating looper holder, and an entanglement preventing member 85 mounter on the machine body and having an end extending through said slit into said oscillating looper holder for a resilient contact with the outer peripheral wall of said oscillating looper following 90 said edge of said oscillating looper.

4 A sewing machine, substantially as hereinbefore described with reference to the acompanying drawings.
GEE & CO, Chartered Patent Agents, Chancery House, Chancery Lane, London WC 2 A 1 QU.
and 39, Ensom Road, Guildford, Surrey.
Agents for the Applicants.
Printed for Her Majesty’s Stationery Office by The Tweeddale Press Ltd, Berwick-upon-Tweed, 1980.
Published at the Patent Office, 25 Southampton Buildings, London, WC 2 A l AY, from which copies may be obtained.

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