2-Needle, 2/3/4/5-Thread Overlock Machine with Cover Stitch and Chain Stitch
You can easily switch from overlock to cover stitch.
Overlock settings
Cover stitch settings
Perfect for various applications, such as simple hems, sleeve cuffs and necklines. Because the stitching stretches, it is ideal for stretch fabrics.
4-Thread Cover Stitch
3-Thread Cover Stitch (wide)
3-Thread Cover Stitch (narrow)
Because the lower thread forms a chain on the wrong side of the fabric, the stitch is strong when it is stretched, making it ideal for stitching the waist and side seams of pants. It also does well as decorative stitching for necklines.
Chain Stitch
This is the stitch type that combines 3-thread overlock and chain stitch. This stitch type produces durable seams and is frequently used for joining sides of shirts, for example.
Uses 2 needles and 4-threads to securely sew together knitted fabrics.
This basic stitch prevents fabric from fraying.
The fabric edge is rolled, then covered with thread.
The fabric edge is rolled, then sewn with very narrow overlocking.
Uses 3-thread rolled hemming and the differential feed on stretch fabrics to create richly designed pieces.
This stitch type is used to accentuate clothing, interior goods and small articles.
Since lace thread and wool yarn can be used for sewing the decorative part (as upper looper thread), this seams serve as unique design element of the work.
Simply sew fabric edges with 2 threads to prevent fraying.
*2-thread converter is included.
Stitch width can be selected.
For the 4-thread cover stitch, stitch width is 5mm.
For the 3-threadcover stitch, stitch width is 5 mm (wide) or 2.5 mm (narrow).
Auxiliary bed provided with a scale that serves as a material edge guide and is helpful for sewing.
For cover stitch or chain stitch, the auxiliary bed that is helpful for sewing should be installed. In this case, the upper knife can be released to provide a wider work space.
When sewing cover stitch, uneven material feed can be effectively reduced by releasing the standard presser foot pressure.
The presser foot pressure is minimized by tilting the presser foot pressure release lever to the rear.
The presser foot is higher at its tip in order to allow the fabric to easily be inserted at the start of sewing. In addition, raising the presser foot lifter to the first position raises the presser foot 6 mm.
Further raising the presser foot lifter raises the front of the foot is automatically lifted. This allows you to easily insert thick layers of fabric, for example, when attaching ribbing, under the presser foot.
Stitch length can be adjusted externally with ease even during sewing by means of the stitch length adjustment dial .
Elastic materials such as knit fabrics and georgette can be finished beautifully by adjusting the differential feed adjustment knob.
Differential feed can be adjusted even during sewing.
(Up) Stitch length adjustment dial
(Down) Differential feed adjustment dial
Materials that stretch easily such as knit fabrics can be finished beautifully using shirring stitch.
Materials that are likely to cause stitch gathering can be finished beautifully using stretching stitch.
Simply raising the presser foot and passing thread straight through the slot threads the tension disc.
Even thick thread is easy to thread.
Since troublesome threading of the thread take-up lever is no longer required, the machine head can be threaded with ease only by passing the thread along the groove.
Threading the lower looper can easily be done by operating a lever.
Simply pulling a lever toward you easily switches the machine to rolled hemming.
The looper can easily be threaded since it can be lowered at the press of a button.
The workspace is brightly illuminated. The long-life, energy-efficient lights will not heat up, even after a long period of use.
Accessories such as tweezers and a small screwdriver can be stored inside the looper cover.
● 3-step adjustment of the presser foot pressure
● Exterior thread cutter
● Safety mechanism that prevents the machine from running even when you depress the foot controller with the looper cover left open
Dimensions | 300 (W) x 260 (D) x 290 (H) mm |
Weight | 9.0kg |
Sewing speed | Max. 1,500spm |
4-Thread overlock | ✓ |
3-Thread overlock | ✓ |
2-Thread overcast | ✓ |
Rolled hem | ✓ |
Narrow overlock | ✓ |
Frill 3-thread rolled hem with diff. feed | ✓ |
3-thread flatlock | ✓ |
Interlock | ✓ |
Chain stitch | ✓ |
4-Thread cover stitch | ✓ |
3-Thread cover stitch | ✓ |
Number of needles | 1/2/3 Needles |
Needle | SCHMETZ 130/705 H or JLx2 |
Number of threads | 2/3/4/5 Threads |
Differential feed ratio | 0.7-2.0 Ratio |
Easy threader | - |
Lower looper threader | ✓ |
TWA (Tweak Width Adjustment) | - |
Presser foot pressure adjustment | 3 steps adjustment |
Micro-lifter | - |
Automatic rolled hemming | Automatic rolled hemming lever |
Retractable upper knife | ✓ |
2-Thread converter | ✓ |
Thread cutter | ✓ |
Ajusting cutting width | ✓ |
Safety design | ✓ |
Light | LED |
Presser foot lift (1 step/2 steps) | 6mm + front up |
Stitch length | 1-4mm |
Stitch width | (Standard) Left needle: 7-9mm Right needle: 5-7mm Rolled hem: 2mm Chain needle (right needle): 10-12mm Cover stitch: 2.5/5mm (For limited area, /CE/CE5/SAA/IT) Left needle: 5-7mm Right needle: 3-5mm Rolled hem: 2mm Chain needle (right needle): 8-10mm Cover stitch: 2.5/5mm |
Magnet Needle Tray | - |
Waste collector | ✓ |
Knee Lifting Lever | - |
Operation support | YouTube |
Accessories | Needle set 130/705H(SCHMETZ) Small screwdriver Tweezers Upper looper converter Needle threader Brush/Needle inserter Electronic foot control Oiler Nets Lower knife Spool caps Accessory bag Dust cover Large screwdriver Cover/chain stitch extension plate Cover stitch presser foot Waste collector Spool holder Needle set JLx2 (3xNo.80) Instruction manual |
Blind Stitch Presser Foot
Universal Blind Stitch Presser Foot
Elasticator Presser Foot
Cording Presser Foot
Beading Presser Foot
Curved Beading Presser Foot
Piping Presser Foot
Gathering Presser Foot
Hemmer guide (for cover stitch)
Uses 2 needles and 4 threads to securely sew together knitted fabrics.
This basic stitch of overlock machines prevents fabric from fraying.
Simply sew fabric edges with 2 threads to prevent fraying.
The fabric edge is rolled, then covered with thread.
The fabric edge is rolled, then sewn with very narrow overlocking.
Uses 3-thread rolled hemming and the differential feed on stretch fabrics to create richly designed articles.
Use this stitch as an accent on clothes, interior items and accessories.