Monday, February 25, 2008

Computerized Sewing Machines

Computerized sewing machines are similar to electronic sewing machines. The difference between the two is that the computerized sewing machine has a microprocessor. The microprocessor helps the computerized sewing machine to accept new information in a card form; it then creates patterns that are loaded on to the card. Computerized sewing machines are produced with on-board computer chips.

All computerized sewing machines can be set up to create designs which are automatically generated by the program without any help in guiding the material and deciding the pattern. Singer XL-1000 is a good computerized sewing machine. The features of Singer XL-1000 are the following: sews 750 stitches per minute, 25 year manufacturer warranty, free shipping,

Computerized sewing machines have a lot of features, some of them are: automatic needle threader, solid metal construction, multiple needle positions, start or stop button, mirror imaging, can perform 103 stitch functions, top rotary drop-in bobbin hook system, LCD screen displays stitch length, width adjustment, stitch patterns, needle positions etc., sews through multiple layers of denim, programmable quilting sewing machine, three styles of one step button holes include keyhole, round tack, and bartack.

Computerized sewing machine includes the embroidery machine also. SE270D sewing/embroidery machine is a computerized sewing machine. Its features include: new quick load thread cassette system that threads the needle automatically.

DC3050 Décor computerized sewing machine is used for sewing curtains, comforters, custom pillows, slipcovers etc. Features of this machine are digital LED display, fully computerized, external feed balancing dial, memorized needle up or down, immediate stitch selection, superior feed system, built-in needle threader, 15 built-in needle positions, 50 stitches including quilting stitches etc.