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AssigneeUnion Special Corporation
InventorsMichael P. Faber, Stephen S. Ruderman, Michael J. Funke, Maximillian Adamski, Jr.
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An apparatus and method is provided for a less costly and more reliable latchtacking technique that produces a finished work piece that is esthetically superior to the work piece that is produced by the current technique. A chain cutter has miniaturized cutting blades located at the back edge of the chaining tongue such that a relatively short unstretched chain is cut. The chain is not stretched because, stitch Also at the time the chain is cut, the vacuum in the hollow chaining tongue has been turned off. The tension on the needle thread is adjusted when chaining begins such that a short pliable balanced chain is produced which results in a more reliable technique and a latchtack that is esthetically superior to prior art latchtacks.
A method of cutting the stitch chain formed after completing a seam on a work piece and latchtacking the remaining severed stitch chain on the next work piece to be sewn comprising the steps of:
A method of cutting the stitch chain formed after completing a seam on a work piece and latchtacking the severed stitch chain on the next work piece to be sewn comprising the steps of:
A method of cutting the stitch chain formed after completing a seam on a work piece and latchtacking the severed stitch chain on the next work piece to be sewn comprising the steps of:
A method of cutting the stitch chain formed after completing a seam on a work piece and latchtacking the remaining severed stitch chain on the next work piece to be sewn comprising the steps of:
A vacuum latchtack throat plate and stitch chain cutter comprising:
A vacuum latchtack throat plate and stitch chain cutter comprising:
A throat plate and stitch chain cutter comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.