Apparatus for automatically fabricating cut and edge stitched textile articles
AssigneeCannon Mills Company
InventorsGregory A. Ball, Byron E. Moore, John D. Haynes, James N. Moser
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AssigneeCannon Mills Company
InventorsGregory A. Ball, Byron E. Moore, John D. Haynes, James N. Moser
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An apparatus for automatically fabricating cut and edge stitched articles, such as washcloths and the like from a continuous length of textile material includes the following mechanisms. Mechanisms successively withdraw predetermined lengths of textile fabric from a supply source along a path of travel in a longitudinal direction of the fabric. Cutting mechanisms are positioned in the path of travel of the fabric for successively transversely cutting the fabric into individual articles of predetermined dimensions. Mechanisms successively feed the cut articles from the cutting mechanisms in a generally straight-line path of travel and to mechanisms for squaring the cut articles in the path of travel. A robot successively picks up the cut articles from the squaring mechanisms and transports the cut articles to edge stitching mechanisms which complete fabrication of the article.
Apparatus for automatically fabricating cut and edge stitched articles, such as washcloths and the like, from a continuous length of textile fabric;
Apparatus for automatically fabricating cut and edge stitched articles, such as washcloths and the like, from a continuous length of textile fabric;
Apparatus for automatically fabricating cut and edge stitched articles, such as washcloths and the like, from a continuous length of textile fabric;
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