Needle bar stop device of sewing machine
AssigneeYamato Mishin Seizo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHisao Fujii, Katsuhiko Iwai
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Abstract
A needle bar stop device for a sewing machine in which a needle bar arm is separated into two parts, a first arm on a main shaft side, the rotation of which is controlled by a sub-shaft and a second arm on the needle bar side which is capable of rotating about the sub-shaft. An extended part is provided on either the first armor the second arm extending along the side surface of the other arm, and an insertion hole is formed in the extended part. An engaging hole is formed in the other arm so as to be capable of aligning with the insertion hole. A movable engaging member fitting in the insertion hole is part of a coupling mechanism that is selectively operated to cause the engaging member to engage with and disengage from the engaging hole.
Claims7
A needle bar stop device for a sewing machine, comprising:
- a main shaft to be rotated by a drive source;
- a sub-shaft parallel to said main shaft and being rotatable to drive a knife mechanism in response to the rotation of said main shaft;
- a first arm for swaying transversely about said sub-shaft in response to the rotation of said main shaft,
- a second arm capable of swaying transversely about said sub-shaft;
- a coupling mechanism for selectively coupling and decoupling said first arm to said second arm and for swaying said second arm when said first and second arms are coupled;
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- a needle bar connected to said second arm for movement up and down when the first and second arms are coupled by said coupling mechanism, the movement of said needle bar being stopped when said first and second arms are decoupled.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.