Woven tape and method for side-stitching the same
AssigneeNippon Dom Co., Ltd.
InventorYoshihiro Kimura
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Abstract
A woven tape or label having fiber molten parts generated on both side edges thereof is provided with a tape body and two lines of chain stitch, each line of the chain stitch having a large number of loops formed with one sewing thread, and thus each of the fiber molten parts is wrapped in the chain stitch of one sewing thread. The chain stitch prevents the fiber molten parts from projecting when the tape or label is bent and sewn on an article of clothing. If desired, the label can contain shrinkable yarns interwoven partially as weft yarns in portion thereof applicable as one or two bent places at sewing.
Claims14
A woven tape having fiber molten parts which are generated on both sides thereof by cutting a wide figured cloth using heat in the cutting, which comprises a tape body and two lines of chain stitch extending along both side edges thereof, each line of the chain stitch comprising a succession of loops formed with one sewing thread penetrating from one side to an opposite side of the tape and crossing over an associated side edge of the tape repeatedly so that the loops of the sewing thread are closely arranged side by side, whereby the fiber molten parts are covered with the sewing thread chain stitch.
A method for side-stitching a raw tape having fiber molten parts on both side edges thereof, which comprises:
- providing that a transverse width of the raw tape is kept disposed vertically;
- delivering the raw tape to a machine having a horizontally operated needle and a looper that oscillates back and forth for forming a thread loop;
- and
- chainstitching at least one side edge of the raw tape with a sewing thread, to form a succession of closely spaced chain stitches along said side edge.
A method for side-stitching a raw tape having fiber molten parts on both side edges thereto, which comprises;
- providing that a transverse width of the raw tape is kept disposed vertically;
- delivering the raw tape to a machine having a horizontally operated needle and a looper that oscillates back and forth for forming a thread loop;
- chainstitching one side edge of the raw tape with a sewing thread, to form a succession of closely spaced chain stitches along said one side edge;
- turning the raw tape upside down;
- delivering the raw tape to another machine having a horizontally operated needle and a looper that oscillates back and forth for forming a thread loop;
- and
- chainstitching an opposite side edge of the raw tape with a sewing thread to form a succession of chain stitches along said opposite side edge.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.