Industrial Chain Stitch Machines | Glove manufacturing, heavy-duty textiles | Chain stitch formation (ASTM D3758 compliant) ▲ Manual feed mechanism (adjustable via foot pedal) | Strong, durable seams ▲ Handles thick materials (e.g., leather gloves) | Requires skilled operators ▲ Slower compared to automatic feed systems (≈2,500 stitches/min) |
Heavy-Duty Industrial Machines | High-volume production, commercial use | Robust metal frame (ISO 9001 certified) ▲ Post-bed configuration (EN 574-2 standard) | Withstands continuous use ▲ Clear visibility for bulky materials | Larger footprint ▲ Higher upfront cost (≈$3,000–$5,000) |
Manual Feed Industrial Machines | Precision tailoring, detailed work | Adjustable speed control (0–3,000 stitches/min) ▲ Manual tension adjustment (ISO 22173 compliant) | Full stitch placement control ▲ Reduces errors in complex patterns | Labor-intensive ▲ Lower throughput (ideal for small batches) |
Single Needle Machines | Basic stitching, simple patterns | Single needle design (ISO 22173 compliant) ▲ Manual operation for stitch type selection | Cost-effective base model ▲ Easy maintenance (fewer parts) | Limited to single-needle applications ▲ No multi-needle versatility |
Post-Bed Configuration Machines | Thick materials, industrial gloves | Elevated needle access (EN 574-2 compliant) ▲ Reduced needle obstruction | Superior visibility for bulky seams ▲ Optimized for glove production | Less space for complex patterns ▲ Heavier than drop-bed alternatives |
Low-Speed Industrial Machines | Craftsmanship, precision work | Manual operation (max 3,000 stitches/min) ▲ Adjustable tension (ASTM D543 tested) | Precision control for delicate materials ▲ Minimizes thread breakage | Not suited for mass production ▲ Slower compared to high-speed models (e.g., 5,000+ stitches/min) |