Abstract: The present invention provides an embroidery frame having at least three sections. The three sections are base section, an alignment section, and a retention section. The alignment section is configured to be positioned on the base section prior to the positioning of the retention section thereon. The retention section is configured to be engaged with the alignment section such that the alignment of the retention section with the base section is determined by the alignment of the alignment section with the base section. At least one of the alignment section and the retention section is configured to be magnetically attached to the base section.
Abstract: A hooping station for an embroidery machine, that includes a base configured to receive a garment. A plurality of tracks are formed in the base and a plurality of bumpers are configured to fit within the tracks. At least a first bumper is configured to engage the first track the predetermined position. A light source is configured to form a light mark that is in a predetermined location relative to the first bumper.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
May 19, 2016
Date of Patent:
February 19, 2019
Assignee:
DURKEE EMBROIDERY, INC.
Inventors:
Claude Brent Taylor, Curtis Todd Boyter
Abstract: An embroidery frame for a garment that is configured to retain the garment in a repeatable position relative to an embroidery machine. The embroidery frame includes a base and the clamp plate. The clamp plate is spaced away from the base and is configured such that a garment can be retained between the clamp plate and the base. Markings are defined by the clamp plate such that the markings are in a predetermined location relative to the base.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
August 29, 2016
Date of Patent:
November 28, 2017
Assignee:
DURKEE EMBROIDERY, INC.
Inventors:
Claude Brent Taylor, Jefferey Neale Garrett, Sr., Katherine M. Garrett