JPH02159Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention is a method of attaching clothing, especially knitted products, to a finishing mold, and applying processes such as steam blowing, hot air blowing, and vacuuming to finish the mold of the product. This invention relates to a clothing finishing device.

[Prior Art] Clothing, such as knitted products, is finally obtained after sewing through a finishing process including steam blowing, hot air blowing, vacuuming, etc.

This finishing process is important to improve the mold finish, texture, etc. of the product and ensure good quality.
This type of finish is applied not only to the body of the product, but also to
The same goes for the sleeves. The finishing mold for attaching sleeves in such finishing equipment is composed of two supporting molds, and one of these supporting molds is movable in the width direction, so that the finishing mold can be used to attach sleeves to various sizes. It is designed to accommodate sleeves. However, when the support mold is moved to stretch the finishing mold in the width direction, a gap is created between the adjacent support molds.
Inconveniences may occur, such as uneven steam blowing or hot air blowing from the inside of the finishing mold through the many holes provided in the finishing mold, or the product being sucked during vacuuming, causing the mold to collapse. .

Conventionally, therefore, a method has been adopted to solve the above-mentioned problems by attaching a bag-like cover to the entire surface of the finishing mold.

Further, this cover is important for interposing between the product and the hard finishing mold to improve the finished texture of the product.

By the way, such a cover is formed slightly larger than the maximum dimension of the finished mold, and the opening (hem part)
It is designed to be attached to the finishing mold by tying it with a string or the like.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] In the sleeve finishing device described above, since the cover attached to the finishing die is larger than the maximum dimension of the finishing die, wrinkles and flares may occur in the cover, especially when the finishing die is reduced. This causes unnecessary marks on the product, and since the hem of the cover is tied with a string, replacing the cover is cumbersome, and when pressure is applied inside the cover, the hem of the cover slips up. This causes problems such as a decrease in the efficiency of steam, hot air blowing, and vacuuming.

[Means for solving the problem] In this invention, the cover to be attached to the finishing mold is made of an elastic material and has the same shape as the finishing mold, but is slightly smaller than the finishing mold, and the opening is contracted at or near the opening of the cover. We have attempted to solve the above conventional problems by providing a rubber string as a means and also forming two cylindrical sections on both side edges of the opening for passing through the support rods installed on the underframe. It is something to do.

[Function] The sleeve finishing device according to this invention can obtain an appropriate finishing effect because the cover attached to the finishing die always follows the expansion and contraction of the finishing die in the width direction and fits the finishing die accurately. Productivity is improved because cover replacement can be done quickly and easily.

[Example] An example of this invention will be described based on the drawings.

1 to 3 are diagrams showing an embodiment of this invention.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a cover attached to the finishing mold 2, which is made of a material with high elasticity such as knitted fabric, and is designed to maintain the original shape of the finishing mold 2 (the state shown in FIG. 2), that is,
The shape and dimensions are slightly smaller than the shape and dimensions when it is not stretched in the width direction.

A cylindrical portion 1a is formed at each opposing edge of the opening of the cover 1, and a finishing mold 2
It is inserted through a cloth covering rod 3 which is provided at the lower end of the holder and whose both ends are locked onto the underframe.

Further, near the opening end of the cover 1, a band-shaped rubber string 1b is provided as a means for assisting the contraction of the opening of the cover 1 when the width of the finishing mold is reduced.
Due to this action, sagging etc. will not occur.

[Effects of the invention] As described above, according to this invention, the bag-like cover is formed of a stretchable material to be smaller than the finished mold, and a rubber string is provided at or near the opening as a means for assisting the contraction of the opening. In addition, two holes are provided on both side edges of the opening member for insertion into the support rods installed in the underframe.
Since the structure has a cylindrical section of strips, when the finishing mold shrinks, the opening and its vicinity are forcibly contracted by the elastic force of the rubber string, so the entire cover follows the shrinking of the finishing mold. and shrink uniformly,
The product has a beautiful finish without wrinkles or flares on the cover. In addition, the hem of the cover is supported by a support rod installed on the underframe, so even if pressure is applied to the inside of the cover, the hem will be prevented from slipping up and down, and there will be no steam blow or vacuum loss. The processing efficiency can be improved, and the cover can be easily attached/detached and replaced.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of this invention;
Figure 2 is an explanatory diagram of the finishing mold and its driving mechanism;
FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along the line X--X in FIG. 2. 1... Cover, 2... Finishing mold, 2a... Moving support type, 2b... Fixed support type, 3... Cloth-covered rod, 4... Drive mechanism.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. In an apparatus for finishing clothing by applying steam blowing, hot air blowing, vacuuming, etc. from the inside of a finishing mold having a bag-like cover on the surface and being expandable in the width direction, The cover is made of a stretchable material and has approximately the same shape as the finished mold, but is smaller in size than the finished mold, and a rubber string is provided at or near the opening as a means for contracting the opening, and an underframe is attached to the edges on both sides of the opening. A clothing finishing device characterized by forming two cylindrical portions for insertion into a support rod installed in the garment. 2. The clothing finishing device according to claim 1, wherein the finishing mold comprises an upwardly erected double-sleeved mold.