The truth is that industrial sewing machines are not for everyone. There are some cases where you might be better off just owning a local machine. I will dedicate this blog to looking at the different reasons why you might want to consider an industrial machine for your sewing needs.
If you frequently work with wool, denim, leather, or other thick materials, an industrial sewing machine is ideal for you. Industrial sewing machines are designed to handle all handlings of materials and sew beautiful seams with no problems.
The motor of the industrial machine is many times more powerful than the domestic machine and is designed to sew through many layers of thick material without shrinking, and can sew seams on light fabrics beautifully.
You can skip sewing thick materials on your domestic machine but you are putting a lot of pressure on the internals and the engine. This will often lead to the local machine breaking down prematurely.
Depending on the machine, replacement parts, warranty support, you may be forced to buy another domestic machine sooner than planned. Now consider that most imported Siruba machines cost the same as our Siruba DL7200 or even more.
You can purchase industrial machines with different feed mechanisms to suit your sewing needs. For example, when sewing very thin fabrics, industrial needle feeders perform better than needle feeders.
If sewing thick leather, compound feeders (stepping presser foot) are ideal as they can feed thick materials evenly and without distorting the surface of the material.
