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Automatic
Pocket Welting Machine with Automatic Welting Patch
Feeder
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APW-297 (for straight pocket with
flap) APW-297B (for sewing
bottoms) APW-298 (for slanted pocket with
flap) | |
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In addition to improved seam quality and
increased productivity, the APW-297 and APW-298 also
delivers dramatic improvements in basic performance such
as better maintainability, reduction in thread length
after thread trimming, and the adoption of a needle-feed
type machine head and direct-drive machine-activating
method.
Newly developed welting patch cutting
device and automatic flap/ pocket bag feeder are now
optionally available. These components work to upgrade
seam quality and further increase productivity over all
processes, including the
after-process. |
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| Newly developed devices (optional) for upgrading
the basic performance of the machine |
| *The same optional parts are offered for the APW-297 and
APW-298. Since optional parts can't be retrofitted to the
machine after purchase, be sure to specify any that you may
need when placing your order. |
| Welting patch cutting device:
SA102 |

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The knife is motor-driven. To cut the
welting patch as short as possible, it automatically
adjusts itself to the sewing length established on the
operation panel. This enables more consistent welting
patch feed and folding operations. |
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The welting patch cutting knife is
located under the welting patch table. This keeps the
knife from damaging the garment body. In addition, the
knife can be changed with ease. |
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Welting patch cutting, a job
conventionally done by hand in the after-process, is no
longer required. The result is a substantial reduction
in the processing time. |
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The clamp exclusively used during welting
patches cutting allows the cutting device to cut welting
patches even when the binder is in the lower position.
This further eliminates wasted time due to welting patch
cutting. |
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| Automatic flap and pocket bag feeder:
SA104 |

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The device works to sew the flap and
pocket bag at the same time with the pocket bag placed
on the flap. |
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Simultaneous sewing of a flap and pocket
bag produces beautifully finished welts free from uneven
material feed. In addition, there's no longer any
need to attach the pocket bag on the flap side, a task
normally required in the after process. |
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| Automatic flap feeder:
SA103 |

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The fulcrum at the center of the
automatic flap feeder claw clamps flaps securely and
automatically feeds them to the sewing position. This
promises increased productivity. |
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| The length of thread remaining after thread
trimming is further reduced to eliminate thread
picking. |

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The length of thread remaining at the
beginning and end of the seam has been shortened to 15
mm for needle thread and 22 mm for bobbin thread. |
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Thread picking to streamline the after
process is no longer required. |
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The shortened remaining length of thread
can reduce bobbin thread waste, increase the number of
welts sewn per bobbin, and reduce the frequency of
bobbin thread changing. |
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When running at its maximum sewing speed
of 3,000 rpm, the machine increases the traveling speed
of the clamp foot and promises an extremely rapid
response time at startup and stop. This explains the
machine's unrivalled production speeds among automatic
welting machines. |
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The operator can set the next welting
patch, flap (with the automatic flap feeder), and
garment to be sewn while still sewing those currently
set. This shortens the cycle time and increases
productivity. |
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| Sewing welts without flaps |
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2,900pcs./8hours |
| Sewing welts with flaps |
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2,400pcs./8hours |
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flap
feeder) | | |
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| (Sewing conditions: Sewing length...150 mm;
Allowance...25%) | | |
| The machine is equipped with excellent
capabilities as standard |
| Needle-feed system using a stepping
motor. |

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The needle-feed completely synchronizes
with the clamp foot travel. This reduces resistance
between the clamp foot and material, thereby improving
seam quality. |
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The operator can set the length of
needle-feed and the ON-OFF condition of the needle-feed
system on the operation panel. As a result, the machine
can quickly respond to a wide variety of materials and
sewing conditions. |
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The operator can also establish the needle-feed
length for reverse feed sew-ing individually on the operation
panel. |
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| Newly developed division
binder. |

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The front binder goes up during sewing.
This upgrades productivity by allowing the operator to
easily set the next garment to be sewn while the machine
is still sewing the current one. |
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The binder comes straight down after
clamping a welting patch. This prevents the welting
patches from sagging due to air resistance, thereby
improving the consistency of welting patch feed. In
addition, the operator has a wider view around the
sewing area when the binder is in the upper
position. |
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| Crank-type folding
plate. |

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The folding plate folds the welting patch
and presses it down. This ensures that the folding
plate can flexibly respond to changes in material
thickness. |
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The folding plate clamps welting patches
securely and prevents slippage of welting patches made
of slippery material. |
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| Automatic welting patch
feeder. |

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To ensure consistent welting patch feed,
the automatic welting patch feeder securely clamps
welting patches made of soft materials or without
interlining cloth. |
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With the automatic welting patch feeder,
the operator can set the next welting patch to be sewn
while the machine is still sewing the current welt.
This increases productivity. |
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| Large-size operation panel with improved
capabilities. |

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The panel is an interactive type that
uses large icons for easy operation. |
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The error messages that appear on the
display are highly detailed and given in characters.
The messages clearly inform the operator of the
appropriate corrective action. |
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| As many as 100 different patterns can be
stored in memory and 10 different cycle sewing programs
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established. |

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As many as 100 different sewing patterns
can be stored in memory, each with its own settings for
sewing length, operation of the knife, operation of the
stacker, and other sewing conditions. In addition,
new patterns can be created quickly using the copy
function. |
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For cycle sewing, as many as 10 different
programs can be registered. As many as 5 different
sewing patterns can be programmed in combination in each
program. |
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| The direct drive method is adopted to drive
the machine. |

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The direct drive reduces machine time by
instantly responding to machine startup and stop
commands from the operator. |
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The direct drive uses no belt. This
eliminates sewing troubles caused by the belt such as
contamination of the material and thread
entanglement. |
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The direct drive reduces noise and
vibration during operation to create a more comfortable
work environment. |
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| APW-298 for slanted pocket with
flap. |

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The function to separately drive
the needle bars allows flexible setting of the
welt angle, - a key advantage in the sewing of
various kinds of pocket shapes such as slant
pockets and welt pockets. |
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The machine is equipped as standard
with JUKI's unique seven-set turret-type corner
knife. By responding to various sewing conditions
such as slanted sewing angles, different sets of
corner knives can be used separately to produce
welts with increased
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| The machine is equipped as standard with a host
of capabilities that increase
efficiency |
| Dart reference marking
lamp. |

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The lamp makes it easier to set a garment
body on the machine. Moreover, the positioning of the
garment body no longer has to be marked. |
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| Bobbin thread remaining amount detecting
device. |

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The detecting device warns the operator
to replace the bobbin thread before it runs out. This
prevents sewing troubles such as re-sewing. |
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Since the bobbin thread winder is driven
by an external motor mounted outside the sewing machine,
the bobbin thread can be quickly wound while the machine
is at rest. This improves the workability of bobbin
thread changing. |
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