Method and apparatus for tensioning and sewing a tubular workpie

Sewing – Special machines – Tube forming

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11212127, 1122622, 474110, 474132, D05B 3500

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for supporting and tensioning a tubular workpiece edge such that the edge may be linearly advanced beneath the stitch forming instrumentalities of a sewing machine. The tensioning apparatus includes at least two rotative assemblies which are insertable within the closed loop formation of the workpiece edge. One of the rotative assemblies being connected to a balanced tensioning arm and is adapted for movement between two operative positions in a manner whereby applying a constant circumferential workpiece edge tension on all article sizes.

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