Abstract: A bonding apparatus according to the present invention relates to a sewing machine (28) which on stitching a connecting flap and a flap to be connected (hereafter referred to as only ‘connected flap’) of one unit, one set of two sheets for a corrugated cardboard box, ensures the folding of the connecting flap and the connected flap, inhibits the blind movement of the position, rectangular in section, of the sheets for the corrugated cardboard box when thread-stitching them, solves the load burdened on a looper mechanism, and provides an appropriate thread-stitching work. The sewing machine (28) comprises a sewing-machine needle mechanism (28b) provided with a sewing-machine needle (28a) and the looper mechanism (28d) having a needle plate (28c).

Abstract: In the cylinder-bed type sewing machine of the invention, a cylinder unit is provided. A feed base support, a feed base, and a feed dog which are disposed in the cylinder unit are reciprocally rotated in vertical and lengthwise directions in accordance with movements of a feed lifting rock shaft and a feed lengthwise shaft. The vertical and lengthwise reciprocal movements of the feed base are synthesized so that the feed dog is moved along an arcuate feeding locus. According to the cylinder-bed type sewing machine of the present invention, the peripheral length of the cylinder unit for holding a tubular sewing product which is fitted onto the cylinder unit, and the distance between a throat plate and the left end of the cylinder unit can be reduced as much as possible, and the feed dog can be moved along the arcuate locus. Therefore, a predetermined feeding operation on the sewing product can be conducted surely and smoothly.

Abstract: A waistband sew-in device to carry out. The sewing of waistbands in the waist part of briefs, skirts and trousers by retaining a cloth in a hoop shape with a stationary frame equipped with an inverted two-legged U-shaped guide surface, inserting a stretched waistband outside the cloth, folding over a cloth edge of the cloth in two plies to the outside of the waistband, further folding the cloth edge of the already folded part in two plies to be pushed into the space between the waistband and the cloth, sliding a belt strip reeled on the guide surface of the stationary frame on the guide surface by a take-up and rewinding mechanism installed on each leg of the two legs of the stationary frame, and sending the cloth having the waistband reeled in its three-folded cloth edge into a sewing unit of a sewing machine together with said waistband.

Abstract: A pin tucking device for forming a plurality of pleats-like folds on a fabric has a flat base plate for fixing guide plates in position in cooperation with guide-plate mounting plates. One of the guide-plate mounting plates which is mounted on the base end-side of the base plate has kerfs spaced wider from one another than those of the other guide-plate mounting plate which is mounted on the front end side, so that it is possible to effectively cope with any change in needle intervals in the pin tuck sewing machine by hook portions of the guide plates being brought into engagement with the kerfs. Further, by engaging and disengaging the guide plates relative to the guide-plate mounting plates through such engagment and disengagement of the hook portions it is possible to vary the number of guide plates and thus to change the intervals of pleats-like folds in various different ways.

Abstract: In a pin-tucking device for forming a plurality of pleats-like folds on a fabric, guide-plate mounting plates have comb-like kerfs for engaging and disengaging hook portions of guide plates so that guide plates may be varied in number to change the intervals of the pleats-like folds in various different ways. Frame shaped based plates permit easy removal of fabric jamming or the like trouble without the necessity of the base plates being put out of assembly. The guide-plate mounting plates are mounted to the base plates by fixing plates. The device is easy to manufacture and economical.

Abstract: A sewing device for use in multi-needle sewing machine comprising a plurality of needles, presser feet, throat plates, feed dogs and loopers arranged in parallel with each other, and optionally a plurality of spreaders arranged in parallel with each other. Each needle holder on which each needle is set is supported on a needle bed in a manner slidable in the direction of the row of needles and is fixed to any slided position by tightening each set screw. Each interval between needles are changed by changing the fixing position of each needle holder. Each presser foot, throat plate, feed dog, looper and spreader are respectively held by the presser foot holder, throat plate holder, feed dog holder, looper holder and spreader holder in a slidable manner along the direction parallel with the row of needles, and are fixed to the required positions corresponding to each of changed needle interval.