Apparatus for disconnecting a needle bar and threading on a sewing machine
AssigneeBrother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMasao Ogawa
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AssigneeBrother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMasao Ogawa
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In a device for disconnecting a needle bar from a needle-bar connecting stud on a sewing machine, a drive source drives a moving board. The moving board lowers a predetermined distance until a threading hook goes through an eye in a needle. A disconnecting member rotates a clutch click and disconnects the clutch click from a needle-bar connecting stud. The needle bar thus disengages from the needle-bar connecting stud. The moving board further lowers, an actuating rod lowers, the actuating rod in turn lowers a threading rod, the threading rod further rotates, and the threading hook goes through the eye. The needle is thus threaded. The disconnecting operation and the threading operation are carried out by using the drive source in common. Consequently, the device is simple in structure and compact in size. Since the needle bar only rises to disengage from the needle-bar connecting stud, no scratches are given on the fabric. The sewing machine can effectively execute pattern-sewing, basting and other operations.
A clutch for a sewing machine having a needle bar movably mounted on a frame of the sewing machine, a needle attached to one end of the needle bar, and a sewing transmission for moving the needle bar, the clutch comprising:
A clutch and threading apparatus for a sewing machine having a needle bar movably mounted on a frame of the sewing machine, a needle attached to one end of the needle bar, and a sewing transmission for moving the needle bar, the clutch and threading apparatus comprising:
A clutch and threading apparatus for a sewing machine having a needle bar movably mounted on a frame of the sewing machine, a needle attached to one end of the needle bar, and a sewing transmission for moving the needle bar, the clutch and threading apparatus comprising:
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