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Sewing Machine Types Capable Of Industrial Use

by Kelsi Watts: Industrial sewing machines are specialized machines that are designed for high-volume, high-speed sewing of heavy-duty fabrics. They are typically larger and more powerful than regular sewing machines, and are built to withstand the rigors of continuous use in a factory setting.

Industrial sewing machines are used in the garment industry, as well as in other industries that require sewing, such as upholstery, leather goods, and canvas products.

Single needle sewing machines: These machines are used for sewing straight seams on a variety of fabrics, and are the most common type of industrial sewing machine. They are available in different sizes and styles, depending on the type of fabric and seam being sewn.

Double needle sewing machines: These machines are similar to single needle sewing machines, but they have two needles that can be used to sew parallel rows of stitches. This allows for the creation of decorative stitching, as well as for the sewing of hems and other types of double-stitched seams.

Overlock sewing machines: These machines are used for overcasting the raw edges of fabric to prevent fraying and to give the finished garment a neat, professional appearance. Overlock sewing machines can sew up to four threads at once, and are available in different styles for different types of fabrics.

Blindstitch sewing machines: These machines are used for making invisible hems on garments, as well as for sewing other types of hidden seams. Blindstitch sewing machines use a special blindstitch foot that holds the fabric in place, allowing the needle to sew a hidden seam on the underside of the fabric.

Overall, industrial sewing machines are specialized tools that are designed for high-volume, high-speed sewing of heavy-duty fabrics. They are an essential part of the garment industry, as well as other industries that require sewing.


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If you buy your Janome sewing machine from an authorized Janome dealer you are guaranteed that it will last as long as it's warranty. That's just the minimum life expectancy. There is no reason a Janome machine can't last for decades if used as instructed and properly maintained, they are durable machines.

Tip: When buying a Janome sewing machine on Amazon make sure the seller is an authorized dealer!

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Janome is a well known brand of sewing machine

Janome and Brother are likely the most widely known brands of home sewing machine. Yes, Janome is a good brand, but to determine if it's the best brand for your needs consider your budget, your experience and what you plan to do with your Janome machine.

Each and every sewing machine model has it's own slight benefits and drawbacks, choose accordingly.

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A sewing machine's belt shifter is located on the lower part of the sewing machine and its function is to help remove the drive belt. Not all models have a drive belt, or a belt shifter, but for sewing machine models with a belt drive the shifter is needed for belt adjustment and removal.

Singer sewing machine manufacturers of today

The Singer Corporation based in the state of Tennessee, USA, continues to manufacture Singer sewing machines. SVP Worldwide currently owns the Singer Corporation and, also based in Tennessee, they manufacture other brands of sewing machines including Husqvarna Viking, and Pfaff.

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When used as directed by the manufacturer most new sewing machines are reliable. Current research of Amazon reviews suggests the most reliable machines are the Juki MO654DE portable thread serger, the Brother 1034D serger, the Brother 2340CV coverstitch serger, the Singer Quantum Stylist 9960 computerized portable and the Singer Stylist 7258 100-Stitch computerized sewing machine.

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A sewing machine is an appliance, it meets the technical definition applied to all home appliances. An appliance is best defined as an instrument designed to perform a specific function. For home appliances a device simply needs to perform a useful function which a home sewing machine does well.

The most popular sewing machine brand is…

Several sewing machine brands compete for the title of most popular sewing machine. There is some fluctuation based on which country the data comes from but, that being said, Brother is currently the most popular brand with a market share of 29% of all home sewing machines.

Singer, Janome and Kenmore are almost as popular overall and, in many places, more popular. It's a very competitive market!

The best type of sewing machine for home use

Cost aside, the best type of sewing machine for home use is determined by your skill level and what you plan to sew. For light duty sewing by a beginner a machine like the Janome MOD-19 is an excellent choice.

With minimal experience a good even stitcher such as the Singer Heavy Duty 4423 is a good choice. For the more experienced tailor the Janome HD1000 works well, especially with heavier fabrics.

The best sewing machines between Singer and Brother

For starters, Brother and Singer sewing machine brands offer a comparable model for almost all sewing related needs. It doesn't matter which price-range, which type of material or the level of features you need, both Brother and Singer(and others) have a model best suited for any specific need. The trick is to determine what you need because both companies have similar solutions.

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