Cover for iron of the trouser-pressing machine
AssigneeSANKOSYA Co., Ltd.
InventorMitsuyuki Uchikoshi
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Abstract
An upper iron and a lower iron of a trouser-pressing machine. The trouser-pressing machine has an upper iron, a lower iron and a middle iron, and forms can be press both legs of a trouser at a time. In the covers of the present invention, inside peripheral parts of main parts of covers are formed non-porously corresponding to pressing surfaces of the upper iron and the lower iron. In the present invention, the part formed non-porously can be not only the entire inside peripheral parts but also the portions corresponding to one side end of the middle iron on which the crotch of the trouser is set.
Claims6
Covers are used for an upper iron and a lower iron of a trouser-pressing machine as a type in which
- a middle iron is provided between the upper iron and the lower iron,
- one leg of a trouser is set between the lower iron and the middle iron,
- the other leg of the trouser is set between the upper iron and the middle iron,
- both trouser legs are held by the upper iron, the middle iron and the lower iron and are pressed at a time characterized in that
- inside peripheral parts of main parts of covers corresponding to pressing surfaces of the upper iron and the lower iron are formed non-porously.
The covers are used for the upper iron and the lower iron of the trouser-pressing machine as a type in which
- the middle iron is provided between the upper iron and the lower iron,
- one leg of the trouser is set between the lower iron and the middle iron,
- the other leg of the trouser is set between the upper iron and the middle iron,
- both trouser legs are held by the upper iron, the middle iron and the lower iron and are pressed at a time characterized in that
- portions are only formed non-porously corresponding to one side end of the middle iron on which a crotch of the trouser is set at the inside peripheral parts of the main part of covers corresponding to the pressing surfaces of the upper iron and the lower iron.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.