A shoe upper
sewing machine, belonging to the field of shoe manufacturing equipment technology, is designed to solve the problem of the lack of limiting devices and finished product collection devices in the shoe upper sewing process. It includes a worktable, a
sewing machine, and an L-shaped support structure, and achieves functional improvements through an adjustment mechanism, a pressing mechanism, and a material collection mechanism. The adjustment mechanism uses an electric push rod to drive the connecting frame, which in turn drives four moving rods to achieve vertical lifting and lowering of the pressing mechanism. The pressing mechanism is equipped with a dual-guide rail and bidirectional screw adjustment
system, and the pressure roller
assembly connected by a sliding plate allows for adaptive spacing adjustment of the shoe upper. The pressure roller
assembly includes a rotating roller housing with an internal
drive motor, realizing rotary pressing and lateral conveying. The material collection mechanism has a limiting frame at the material
discharge hole of the worktable, and is equipped with a baffle-type collection box fixing structure with a
torsion spring. This equipment replaces manual pressing with mechanical limiting, and, in conjunction with an automatic feeding mechanism, achieves continuous sewing. After feeding, the finished product automatically falls into a detachable collection container, effectively improving sewing accuracy and work efficiency.