What is a flatlock machine?
A machine flatlock is a type of industrial sewing machine specialized in making flat and sturdy stitches on various fabrics. Thanks to their advanced technology, these machines allow for strong and aesthetic seams with minimal effort. Their main advantage lies in their ability to create impeccable overlocks, thanks to the use of an integrated knife that cuts the fabric while sewing the edges together.
The different flatlock machines that we offer in the store
We offer several models of flatlock machines to meet the different needs of our customers:
- The Juki MF-3620: This high-end machine offers exceptional quality and unmatched performance for demanding sewing projects. With its powerful feed dogs and advanced technology, it guarantees professional results on all types of fabrics.
- The Fox F600: Ideal for beginners and home users, this machine is easy to use and affordable. Despite its lower price, it nevertheless offers remarkable sewing quality and is perfect for domestic sewing projects.
- The industrial models: For professionals seeking a robust and reliable machine, we also offer industrial flatlock machines on request. These machines are designed to withstand the most demanding conditions and provide flawless operation for many years.
Why buy our flatlock machines?
Our flatlock machines are an excellent choice due to their exceptional quality, their warranty and their value for money. All our machines benefit from a full warranty that covers defective parts and labor for a given period.
Furthermore, we are always available to provide you with advice on usage and maintenance of your machine to ensure its durability.
How to use and maintain our flatlock machines?
Proper use and maintenance of our flatlock machines guarantee their longevity and optimal performance. Here are some of our practical tips to achieve this:
- Regular cleaning: Make sure to clean the machine regularly to avoid dust and dirt accumulation. Use a soft brush or a clean cloth to gently wipe the exposed parts.
- Lubrication: Regularly apply special sewing machine oil to friction points, such as gears, bearings, and shafts.
- Needle change: Replace the needle regularly to prevent it from dulling and damaging the fabric or threads.
- Thread control: Check that the thread is correctly threaded and that tensions are properly adjusted to avoid irregular or loose stitches.
