Industrial Sewing Machines

The industrial sewing machines can handle lightweight leather, canvas, neoprene, lightweight vinyl, fur, faux fur, and any other medium weight fabrics.

They cannot sew heavy leather, thick upholstery vinyl, carpet, or any extremely thick or tough fabrics.

Oil the spots indicated on the diagrams. They do not need to be oiled every time you use them, but should be maintained frequently.

Before you begin and after you are done, check for lint accumulation and brush it out.

Needles are sharp and these machines can go very fast. Keep fingers clear of the needle, and when a needle is dull, bent, broken, or breaks your skin place it in the sharps disposal container.

Don't get tangled in the machine- no loose jewelry or clothing, tie up long hair

Use the correct needles and bobbins. Ensure they are installed straight and fully inserted.

The brown sewing machine uses (BOBBIN TYPE) and can use any of the following needles: (NEEDLE TYPES)

The black singer uses (BOBBIN TYPE) and can use any of the following needles: (NEEDLE TYPES)

Bobbin winders on the machines should be used to maintain proper winding tension. Don't wind bobbins by hand.

Follow the threading diagrams for each machine

Load bobbin into bobbin case and click it into place.

Use the dials to adjust stitch length and upper tension

The bobbin case tension should not need adjustment frequently, if you find that the tension is wrong no matter what you do on the top, turn the screw on the outside of the case in very small increments until when you hold the thread, it falls about an inch after being gently bounced up an inch

The operation of these machines is identical to a standard sewing machine, just faster and more powerful.

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