Sewing
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149057
Quick ViewA sewing machine is a device that is used to stitch fabrics together with thread. It consists of a needle, a bobbin, and a feed dog that work together to form stitches in the fabric. The needle moves up and down, puncturing the fabric and carrying the thread through it, while the bobbin supplies the thread from below. The feed dog moves the fabric through the machine, allowing for a continuous flow of stitching. Sewing machines can be operated manually or electrically and are widely used in the fashion and textile industry, as well as for home sewing and repairs. They come in a variety of sizes, types, and functions, ranging from basic models for simple sewing tasks to more advanced ones that can handle complex stitching and embroidery.
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201121A
Quick ViewSewing machine spare parts are components that can be replaced to repair or enhance the performance of a sewing machine. Some common spare parts include needles, bobbins, presser feet, thread guides, and belts. Needles come in different sizes and types to accommodate various fabrics and stitching techniques. Bobbins hold the lower thread and can be made of plastic or metal. Presser feet help to hold the fabric in place while sewing and can also be swapped out for different types for specific sewing tasks. Thread guides help to control the flow of thread through the machine, and belts connect the motor to the machine’s moving parts. Other spare parts may include light bulbs, motors, and electronic components. It is important to use the correct spare parts for a particular sewing machine model to ensure proper functioning and avoid damage.
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Belt 196388
Quick ViewSewing machine spare parts are components that can be replaced to repair or enhance the performance of a sewing machine. Some common spare parts include needles, bobbins, presser feet, thread guides, and belts. Needles come in different sizes and types to accommodate various fabrics and stitching techniques. Bobbins hold the lower thread and can be made of plastic or metal. Presser feet help to hold the fabric in place while sewing and can also be swapped out for different types for specific sewing tasks. Thread guides help to control the flow of thread through the machine, and belts connect the motor to the machine’s moving parts. Other spare parts may include light bulbs, motors, and electronic components. It is important to use the correct spare parts for a particular sewing machine model to ensure proper functioning and avoid damage.
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Bobbin Winder
Quick ViewThe Bobbin Winder Assembly is a spare part that is a critical component of a sewing machine’s bobbin winding system. It is responsible for winding thread onto the bobbin, which is used to create the lower thread of a sewing project.
The Bobbin Winder Assembly typically consists of a bobbin winder spindle, a bobbin winding mechanism, and a motor or hand crank to power the assembly. When engaged, it winds thread from the upper thread spool onto the bobbin, creating an even and consistent layer of thread.
If the Bobbin Winder Assembly becomes worn or damaged, it can cause the bobbin winding process to become uneven or unstable, resulting in poorly wound bobbins that can cause thread tension issues or even thread breakage. In such cases, it may be necessary to replace the Bobbin Winder Assembly with a new one.
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Bobbin Winder Assembly
Quick ViewThe Bobbin Winder Assembly is a spare part that is a critical component of a sewing machine’s bobbin winding system. It is responsible for winding thread onto the bobbin, which is used to create the lower thread of a sewing project.
The Bobbin Winder Assembly typically consists of a bobbin winder spindle, a bobbin winding mechanism, and a motor or hand crank to power the assembly. When engaged, it winds thread from the upper thread spool onto the bobbin, creating an even and consistent layer of thread.
If the Bobbin Winder Assembly becomes worn or damaged, it can cause the bobbin winding process to become uneven or unstable, resulting in poorly wound bobbins that can cause thread tension issues or even thread breakage. In such cases, it may be necessary to replace the Bobbin Winder Assembly with a new one.
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Bobbin Winder Assembly
Quick ViewThe Bobbin Winder Assembly is a spare part that is a critical component of a sewing machine’s bobbin winding system. It is responsible for winding thread onto the bobbin, which is used to create the lower thread of a sewing project.
The Bobbin Winder Assembly typically consists of a bobbin winder spindle, a bobbin winding mechanism, and a motor or hand crank to power the assembly. When engaged, it winds thread from the upper thread spool onto the bobbin, creating an even and consistent layer of thread.
If the Bobbin Winder Assembly becomes worn or damaged, it can cause the bobbin winding process to become uneven or unstable, resulting in poorly wound bobbins that can cause thread tension issues or even thread breakage. In such cases, it may be necessary to replace the Bobbin Winder Assembly with a new one.
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Bobbins
Quick ViewBobbins are small spools of thread that are placed in the lower part of the sewing machine. They hold the thread that is used to create the bottom stitches of the fabric.
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Bobbins
Quick ViewBobbins are small spools of thread that are placed in the lower part of the sewing machine. They hold the thread that is used to create the bottom stitches of the fabric.
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D Plate
Quick ViewA sewing machine is a device that is used to stitch fabrics together with thread. It consists of a needle, a bobbin, and a feed dog that work together to form stitches in the fabric. The needle moves up and down, puncturing the fabric and carrying the thread through it, while the bobbin supplies the thread from below. The feed dog moves the fabric through the machine, allowing for a continuous flow of stitching. Sewing machines can be operated manually or electrically and are widely used in the fashion and textile industry, as well as for home sewing and repairs. They come in a variety of sizes, types, and functions, ranging from basic models for simple sewing tasks to more advanced ones that can handle complex stitching and embroidery.
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Feed Dog 15-843 For Kansai Double Needle Lock Stitch Machine
Quick View- Part Name: FEED DOG 15/843, 15/844
- Compatibility: Specially Designed For WX Series
- Material: High-quality durable Metal
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Feed Dog Assembly
Quick Viewhe Feed Dog Assembly is a spare part that is a critical component of a sewing machine’s feeding system. It is responsible for moving the fabric forward and guiding it through the machine during the stitching process.
The Feed Dog Assembly typically consists of several metal teeth that are designed to grip the fabric and move it through the machine at a consistent rate. It is typically adjustable, so that the user can control the speed and direction of the feed dogs depending on the type of fabric being used and the desired stitching outcome.
If the Feed Dog Assembly becomes worn or damaged, it can cause the fabric to be fed unevenly or not at all, resulting in poor-quality stitching or even needle breakage. In such cases, it may be necessary to replace the Feed Dog Assembly with a new one.
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Feed Off The Arm And Special DS-T927
Quick ViewIt is suitable for seaming all kinds of material shirts and nylon raincoats. -
Feed Rocker 11407002 For JK-8990/8991/8995 Sewin Machine
Quick ViewFeed Rocker 11407002 For JK-8990/8991/8995 Sewin Machine
Standard-Quality
Durable & Long term use
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Fiber Guide
Quick ViewThe Fiber Guide is a spare part that is a critical component of a sewing machine’s thread delivery system. It is responsible for guiding the thread from the spool to the needle, ensuring that it is delivered smoothly and consistently during the stitching process.
The Fiber Guide typically consists of a small metal or plastic piece that is positioned near the spool of thread. It is designed to hold the thread in place and direct it towards the needle, reducing the risk of tangling or knotting.
If the Fiber Guide becomes worn or damaged, it can cause the thread to be delivered unevenly or not at all, resulting in poor-quality stitching or even thread breakage. In such cases, it may be necessary to replace the Fiber Guide with a new one.
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Fiber Guide
Quick ViewThe Fiber Guide is a spare part that is a critical component of a sewing machine’s thread delivery system. It is responsible for guiding the thread from the spool to the needle, ensuring that it is delivered smoothly and consistently during the stitching process.
The Fiber Guide typically consists of a small metal or plastic piece that is positioned near the spool of thread. It is designed to hold the thread in place and direct it towards the needle, reducing the risk of tangling or knotting.
If the Fiber Guide becomes worn or damaged, it can cause the thread to be delivered unevenly or not at all, resulting in poor-quality stitching or even thread breakage. In such cases, it may be necessary to replace the Fiber Guide with a new one.
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Folder
Quick ViewFolder spare parts are important for achieving high-quality and efficient production in sewing operations. By using the appropriate folder spare parts and ensuring that they are properly maintained and replaced as needed, sewing professionals can create precise and consistent folds in a variety of fabrics, saving time and improving the quality of their finished products.
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Folder
Quick ViewFolder spare parts are important for achieving high-quality and efficient production in sewing operations. By using the appropriate folder spare parts and ensuring that they are properly maintained and replaced as needed, sewing professionals can create precise and consistent folds in a variety of fabrics, saving time and improving the quality of their finished products.
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Folder Assembly
Quick ViewFolder spare parts are components that are used with a sewing machine to create precise and consistent folds in fabric. These parts are typically used in industrial sewing machines and are commonly used in the production of clothing, upholstery, and other textile products.
Some common folder spare parts include the folder attachment, which is used to guide the fabric as it is folded, and the folding blade, which is responsible for creating the fold. Other folder spare parts may include the folder foot, folder guide, and folder plate, all of which work together to ensure that the fabric is folded accurately and consistently.
Folder spare parts are important for achieving high-quality and efficient production in sewing operations. By using the appropriate folder spare parts and ensuring that they are properly maintained and replaced as needed, sewing professionals can create precise and consistent folds in a variety of fabrics, saving time and improving the quality of their finished products.
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Folder Assembly
Quick ViewFolder spare parts are components that are used with a sewing machine to create precise and consistent folds in fabric. These parts are typically used in industrial sewing machines and are commonly used in the production of clothing, upholstery, and other textile products.
Some common folder spare parts include the folder attachment, which is used to guide the fabric as it is folded, and the folding blade, which is responsible for creating the fold. Other folder spare parts may include the folder foot, folder guide, and folder plate, all of which work together to ensure that the fabric is folded accurately and consistently.
Folder spare parts are important for achieving high-quality and efficient production in sewing operations. By using the appropriate folder spare parts and ensuring that they are properly maintained and replaced as needed, sewing professionals can create precise and consistent folds in a variety of fabrics, saving time and improving the quality of their finished products.
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High-quality Metal Bobbin Case For Front-Loading Sewing Machine
Quick View- Ensure long-lasting use.
- Maintain even thread tension for professional quality stitches.
- Reduce thread jams and uneven stitches, improve stitches quality and sewing efficiency.
- Easy to remove and install for cleaning purpose
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Interlock Sewing Machine DS-562-01CB
Quick ViewHigh-Speed Flat Bed Interlock Sewing MachineFEATURES:- This machine is suitable for sewing knitted underwear, sports apparel T-shirts, etc.
- This machine is of mandatory oil discharging, different adjustments, and HR silicon oil devices, keeping fabrics clean and stitches beautiful.
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Knife Base / Knife Plate W1600 Pegasus
Quick ViewCompatibility: Specially designed for Pegasus UT2R, 3R W1600, W3500P, W3600P, W500PC, W600PC,
Material: High-Quality Metal
Brand: Pegasus
Components: Knife Base Plate, Upper Knife, Attachment Point, Adjustment Screw
Colour: Golden Black
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Lockstitch Sewing Machine DS-6690D-560-820
Quick ViewLong arm high-speed single needle direct-drive with built-in panel lockstitch sewing machineFEATURES:- Big operating space, more conducive to the large object sewing work.
- Roller presser foot, steel base, and polyurethane binding cloth feeding teeth can meet a variety of sewing.
- Tangent stability, A rotating type cutting device for any type of suture can be a stable tangent.
- Foot pressure digital regulation, setting is convenient and accurate
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Looper DFL
Quick ViewThe Looper DFL is a spare part for a sewing machine that is a critical component of the machine’s overlock or serger mechanism. It is responsible for creating the loop that interlocks with the needle thread to create a secure stitch.
The Looper typically consists of a metal or plastic component that is positioned next to the needles and moves in synchronization with them. It is designed to thread the needle thread through the fabric and then create a loop that is caught by the looper thread. The two threads are then interlocked to create a secure stitch.
If the Looper becomes worn or damaged, it can cause the machine to produce poor-quality or incomplete stitches. In such cases, it may be necessary to replace the Looper with a new one.
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Looper DFL
Quick ViewThe Looper DFL is a spare part for a sewing machine that is a critical component of the machine’s overlock or serger mechanism. It is responsible for creating the loop that interlocks with the needle thread to create a secure stitch.
The Looper typically consists of a metal or plastic component that is positioned next to the needles and moves in synchronization with them. It is designed to thread the needle thread through the fabric and then create a loop that is caught by the looper thread. The two threads are then interlocked to create a secure stitch.
If the Looper becomes worn or damaged, it can cause the machine to produce poor-quality or incomplete stitches. In such cases, it may be necessary to replace the Looper with a new one.