Introduction of industrial sewing machine types

Industrial sewing machines are designed for long-term, high-efficiency and professional sewing work. Compared with domestic sewing machines, they are stronger, faster and suitable for various professional purposes. The following are some common types of industrial sewing machines and their uses:

Flat Bed:

This is the most common type of industrial sewing machine, which is used to sew flat fabric pieces. Their design is similar to traditional household sewing machines, and they are suitable for most basic sewing needs.
Cylinder Bed sewing machine (cylinder bed):

This machine is designed with a narrow and horizontal cylindrical bed, which is very suitable for sewing cylindrical or closed items, such as sleeves, shoes and hats.
Post Bed (cantilever sewing machine):

Cantilever sewing machine has a high upright bed, which is suitable for sewing complex or inaccessible parts, such as uppers and handbags.
Off-the-Arm sewing machine:

This type of machine is rare, and it is mainly used to sew long tubular items, such as the seams of tents or sleeves.
Double Needle sewing machine:

This sewing machine has two stitches, which can sew two lines in parallel at the same time. They are used in places where symmetrical stitches are needed to enhance stitching strength or aesthetic appearance.
Overlock/Serger:

Used to make neat edges and prevent fabric edge wear. Covering sewing machine cuts, sews and trims at the same time, which is widely used in garment manufacturing.
Buttonhole:

This machine is specially used for sewing button holes, which can finish the work quickly and accurately.
Button sewing machine (button sewing machine):

Specially used for sewing buttons to improve production efficiency.
Bar Tacking machine:

Used to strengthen stitches in places with high pressure, such as waistband and pockets.
Multifunctional sewing machine:

These models have a variety of sewing functions, which can be used for decorative sewing, complex patterns and professional sewing.
The choice of industrial sewing machine depends on specific production requirements, sewing materials and expected uses. Each type of machine has its specific advantages, which can improve the efficiency and quality of specific sewing tasks.