Machine for lasting side portions of shoes
AssigneeUSM Corporation
InventorsWilliam H. Berrill, Frank C. Price
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AssigneeUSM Corporation
InventorsWilliam H. Berrill, Frank C. Price
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The machine comprises a shoe support (20) on which a shoe can be positioned, and which includes a toe end engaging member (48) which senses the shoe length, two abutment faces (84, 90) being set along shoe length sensed. The machine also comprises adhesive-applying nozzles (262) and side lasting rolls (224) mounted on a carriage (216) for movement relative to the last support. The "start" position of the nozzles is set by valves (334,336) actuated by cams (330, 332) positioned by a sensing member (326) engaging with one abutment face (84). Various other machine operations, which take place at the ball region of the shoe bottom, the position of which region thus varies proportionately with shoe length, are controlled by further valves (354, 356) actuated by cams (350, 352) carried on a control rod (344) the position of which is determined by a sensing member (338) engaging the other abutment face (90), an appropriate length grading arrangement (342) connecting said member and said control rod. The position of the abutment face (84) can be adjusted by the operator to accommodate different shoe styles.
A machine for lasting side portions of shoes comprising a shoe support for supporting, bottom uppermost, a shoe comprising an upper mounted on a last and an insole on the bottom thereof, two side lasting assemblies, arranged one at either side of the last support, and two adhesive-applying nozzles mounted on a carriage for movement relative to the last support whereby adhesive can be applied thereby progressively along opposite side portions of the shoe bottom prior to operation of the side lasting assemblies thereon;
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