Industrial Sewing Machines vs Home Sewing Machines

After the Industrial Revolution, the rapid development of the textile industry led to the development of sewing machines. Most of the sewing machines are composed of machine head, machine base, transmission and accessories. It uses one or more sewing threads to form one or more stitches on the sewing material, so that one or more layers of sewing materials are interwoven or The machine that sews it up.

Household sewing machines only sew ordinary thin fabrics. Today's industrial sewing machines can sew fabrics such as cotton, hemp, silk, wool, and artificial fibers, as well as materials such as leather, plastic, and paper. The stitches of industrial sewing machines are neat and beautiful, flat and firm. Fast speed and simple operation.

The old-fashioned sewing machines are basically single-needle, hand-cranked sewing machines. The current industrial sewing machines are electric-driven sewing machines, and electric-driven sewing machines have always been the mainstream in the market. Among the industrial sewing machines, general-purpose sewing machines occupy the main position, including lockstitch sewing machines, chain stitching machines, quilting machines, overlock sewing machines and interlock sewing machines, etc., and lockstitch sewing machines are the most used.