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Different Types of Garments Machine And Different types of Stitch

Different Types of Garments Machine And Different types of Stitch:
 
Chain Stitch Machine:

Information: The machine is designed specifically for the attaching of waistbands  to jeans, casual pants, etc. The machine supports two different waistband styles "pre-cut style" and "continuous band style." 
No of needle Size:    A: 31.8mm (1-1/4")               
                                    B: 34.9mm (1-3/8")
                                    C: 38.1mm (1-1/2")
Sewing Speed:  5,000sti/min

Stitch length:  2.1～6.4mm
Needle: DV×57 (#21) #18～#25
No of needle:  1,2
 No of Thread:  3,4,5
    
                                                                                                                                                               Lock Stitch Machine:

Information: This is the cutting-edge model 2-needle sewing machine which comes with substantially enhanced mechanisms such as the direct-drive mechanism, semi-dry head, new thread tension control mechanism and improved oiling system.

No of needle Size  A: DP×5 (#9) #9～#16
                                  F: DP×5 (#10) #9～#16
                                  S: DP×5 (#14) #9～#16
                                 G: DP×5 (#21) #16～#23

Sewing Speed:  3,000sti/min

Stitch length:  5mm (F type: 4mm)
No of needle:  1,2
Application: A: Light-weight, F: Foundation, S: Medium-weight, G: Jeans and heavy-weight
 
Over Lock Stitch Machine:

Information: The needle bar mechanism and upper looper mechanism have been redesigned to  require nolubrication.The frequency of stain removal or re-sewing is reduced.The most-advanced dry technologies, such as the special surface treatment applied to the major drive unit and the grease feeding method, contribute to higher durability.


Sewing Speed:  6,000sti/min

Stitch length:  0.8mm～4mm

Needle: DC×27 (excluding some subclass model)

 No of needle:  1,2-needle overlock

Flat Lock Stitch Machine:

Information: This is a newly designed JUKI's unique lockstitch machine. The machine is able to sew at a pitch as long as 7mm for both normal and reverse feed directions. With the adoption of a feed mechanism and thread takeup lever, the machine achieves increased efficiency of feed and well-tensed stitches. It is a basic lockstitch machine suited for sewing leather or heavy materials such as bags, pouches and purses.

Sewing Speed:  4,000sti/min

Stitch length:   7mm

Needle: DB×1 #16～#23

No of needle:  1

No of Thread:  #40～#8, B33～B92, Nm=90/3～30/3

Button holding Machine:

Information: With the original horizontal forced feed mechanism, the button carrier sets a button in position so that the operation is simplified. Furthermore, operator fatigue is reduced since what operator needs to do is only setting material and pressing a pedal.

Sewing Speed:  2700sti/min

Stitch length:  0.1～10mm (0.1mm step)

Needle: DP×17 (#14)

Type: Round-shaped, flat button

Size: φ8～φ32mm (standard φ8～φ20mm)

Button Attaching Machine:

Information: The series realizes the globally maximum sewing speed of 2700rpm. The high- speed performance allows quick sewing start and stop, and the high-speed thread trimming and high presser foot lifting speed significantly reduce the duration of sewing cycle.

Sewing Speed:  1,800sti/min

Stitch length:  0.1～10mm (0.1mm step)

Size: 8-32mm
Needle: TQ×7 (#16) #14～#20

Bar tack Machine:

Information: The machine incorporates a mechanism and parts that are optimum for the sewing of extra heavy-weight materials, such as an extra high-lift type upper looper, tractor foot and coarse type feed dog. It demonstrates an excellent performance ability in the sewing of various kinds of heavy-weight materials such as jeans, raised fabric materials, mats and carpets.

Sewing Speed: 2,300sti/min
(1,800sti/min for synthetic thread)
Stitch length:  0.1～10mm (0.1mm step)
Needle: DP×5 (#16) #11～#23
134 (Nm100) Nm75～Nm160

Blind Stitch Machine:

Information: The machine comes provided as standard with twenty different zigzags stitching, T-stitch and covering stitch patterns grouped into fourteen different types. The feed mechanism is controlled with a stepping motor, enabling continuous sewing at a high speed. A single unit is extremely versatile and can perform straight stitching, standard zigzag stitching, 2-step zigzag stitching, 3-step zigzag stitching, scallop stitching, and blind stitching. As a result, the system is available for a far wider range of applications.
Sewing Speed:  5,000sti/min, T-shape stitching: 4,000sti/min

Stitch length:  5mm

zigzags stitching width: 10mm

Needle: 438 (Nm70), DP×5 (#10)

Safety over Lock Machine:

Information: Since the machine comes with a needle-thread take-up mechanisms as well as a looper thread take-up mechanism, to offer upgraded responsiveness from light- to heavy-weight materials with a lower applied tension.

Sewing Speed:  7,000sti/min

Stitch length: 0.8mm～4mm

Needle: DC×27 (excluding some subclass model)



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