Relatively sliding arrangement for use in sewing machine

Sewing – Elements – Lubricating

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D05B 7102, D05B 7100

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050884271

ABSTRACT:
An arrangement of two elements of a sewing machine which are in frictional, or sliding, contact during operation. At least one of elements is formed of a ceramic material and a minute amount of a lubrication oil is applied to the frictional, or siding, portion defining the surfaces in contact. Such a combination of elements is found in the upper looper mechanism, the shuttle body assembly, the needle bar mechanism and the fabric piece feeding mechanism in a sewing machine that are subject to high speed, high load friction or sliding conditions.

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