Embroidering machine
AssigneeMaschinenfabrik Carl Zangs Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsFranz Hoever, Wolfgang Teetz, Jurgen Bretschneider
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AssigneeMaschinenfabrik Carl Zangs Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsFranz Hoever, Wolfgang Teetz, Jurgen Bretschneider
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Embroidering machine with a needle drive mechanism for color changeover, where each of a number of embroidering stations has a number of needles, one needle rod being working, i.e., engageable by a drive bar, all others being non-working and retained by a retaining bar, which also deflects the latch levers of these needle rods and which has a gap in the working plane for the working needle rod. In that gap is also arranged a solenoid controlled pivotable control pawl which, in its normal position, does not touch the working needle rod, and which, in its actuated position, bridges the gap of the retaining bar, thereby retaining the working needle and disengaging its latch lever from the drive bar. The needle bar, which carries all the needle rods, can then shift the needle rods into and out of the retaining bar gap.
In an embroidering machine of the type in which the fabric, while advancing through the machine, is also shifted laterally in accordance with an embroidery control pattern, and in which several identical embroidery designs are produced simultaneously in a number of embroidering stations which are spaced across the machine, as one out of a group of needles arranged in each embroidering station is being driven to execute a stitching motion while the other needles in the group remain retracted, holding threads of varying color or texture, for the selective embroidering with different threads, through switchover of the needle driving means of the machine from one needle to another in each needle group;
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