Apparatus and method for collating and bundling belt loops

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11212127, 270 58, B65H 39065

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041497090

ABSTRACT:
Belt loop plies cut from the same area of a fabric lay are stacked in individual stacks in the order which they are cut and each stack is formed into a chain of belt loops. Each chain is separated into individual loops while collating the individual loops to form groups of loops in which each loop has been cut from the same area on a fabric lay. The individual loops in each group are collated from each chain in side-by-side relation on a conveyor belt in the reverse order in which they were cut from the fabric lay and wound into a bundle so that the first group cut from the fabric lay is on the exterior of the bundle. The collated loops in the bundle can be removed and sewn to garment pieces cut from adjacent areas on the lay to maintain the same shading characteristics of the component pieces of the garment throughout its construction.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3583341 (1971-06-01), Birdsong
patent: 3674614 (1972-07-01), Templeton

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