industrial contract sewing services

Small in size and built for medium productivity at best, domestic sewing machines provide the right level of functionality for sewing enthusiasts. These versatile machines can sew different materials and stitches, but due to small motors, they can run only a few hours daily.

When it comes to industrial sewing, superior product quality requires large motor industrial sewing machinery. Heavy-duty industrial sewing machines spin via large external motors. Specialized according to product needs, these machines break into varieties such as flatbed, post-bed, cylinder-bed, and off-the-arm machines. The material feed for each of these machines also varies. Due to their robust motors, industrial sewing machines run for long periods of time to achieve much higher volumes than even the most robust consumer sewing equipment.

Stitches

Domestic sewing machines do have the ability to produce a variety of stitch types, such as straight stitch, zigzag, overcasting, and blind hem stitches. Nevertheless, industrial sewing avails more stitches with much greater refinement. Within a factory setting, each industrial sewing machine performs a single, specific stitch or task such as reinforcing fabric, creating buttonholes, or attaching buttons. Cutting out the reliance on human memory for stitches and patterns, programmable computerized industrial sewing machines efficiently meet demands for high-quality products.

Different materials suit either domestic and industrial sewing better. Domestic sewing works best for lighter fabrics. Industrial sewing is more accommodating and uses high-powered machinery to sew a variety of heavy materials. Sewing many layers of different materials at one time can be difficult with domestic sewing machines. However, industrial sewing machines can sew several layers of both similar materials and different materials at once.