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MECHANICAL MECHANICAL
MECHANICAL MECHANICAL MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS
ADJUSTMENTS
ADJUSTMENTS ADJUSTMENTS ADJUSTMENTS
AIR PRESSURE CONTROL - A control lever is provided just below the push button sup-
port column in the accessory tray. Move the lever to obtain the desired air pressure. In
general the air pressure ahould be sufficient to pull the garment taut without stretching it.
The lower pressures are generally used for wools and very fragile fabrics or fabrics that
tend to distort very easily and should not be pulled overly taut while they are curing.
ADJUSTABLE LEVERS - Move back and forth to regulate size of nylon bag at waist, hem
and lower positions. Rotate knob on lever clockwise to lock, counter-clockwise 1/4 to 1/2
turn to unlock. Move knob forward (toward form) to decrease size of bag and back (away
from form) to increase size of bag. Avoid excessive tightening or loosening of knobs as this
will require additional time and slow production. Adjust these levers with a garment on
the form and manual air turned on, with pressure set as indicated by the Garment Fabric.
WAIST CONTROL - Regulates expansion at waist line. Start with the Lever
completely forward. Unlock the control knob and move back to the desired position.
Move the garment in the area of the waist while the bag is being enlarged. When
the bag barely makes the garment taut in the waist, lock the lever in position.
HEM CONTROL - Regulates expansion at hem line. Start with the Lever
completely forward. Unlock the control knob and move back to the desired position.
Observe the garment at the hem line. When the bag pulls the hemline taut without
“belling”, lock the lever in position.
LOWER CONTROL - Regulates amount of fullness in hip area and size of bag at
hem line. Start with the Lever completely forward. Unlock the control knob and
move back to the desired position. Observe the garment in the hip and waist area.
Enlarge the bag until the hip is full, but do NOT permit enough fullness to cause a
roll at the waist.
NOTE! Some sizes and styles of garments will require adjustment of hem
control again after the lower control is adjusted in order to obtain the
best possible overall adjustment.
SLEEVE CONTROLS - (Only on bags provided with nylon sleeves). Rings are provided on
the bag sleeves to adjust the effective sleeve length. Slide the rings up or down as required
until the garment sleeves are well filled but not “belled”. When the form sleeves are not
required, fasten ther sleeve ends together inside the bag with the ball-chain and swivels
sewn into the sleeve ends. Sleeves may be left hanging loose if garment fabric does not
stretch or mark easily.
SHOULDER WIDTH ADJUSTMENT - A knob on top of the form is used to adjust the form
shoulder width to suit the garment. Turn knob clockwise to increase width - counter-clock-
wise to decrease.