Do You Need an Industrial Sewing Machine?

Duo Purposes for the Colonists and Us

Industry-weight sewing machines were actually among the first sewing machines used in our country.  Harnesses, horse blankets and leather tack were more important to the early settler than stitching a garment together, and if pressed into service, the industrial machine could stitch finery much more efficiently than the seamstress sewing machine could do double duty on saddle tack.

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The industrial sewing machine has long been a vital piece of equipment for most industries connected in any manner with our ranch lands and house making markets.  From sewing mattresses together and binding with upholstery grade tape to making strong factory fabric conveyor belts and feed bags, the primitive needs were met.  Today, those same machines or their descendant parts are still providing for the needs of farms, ranches, industries and the clothing we wear to work safely around them.  Some of the selling points for a quality industrial machine that you would not find in the traditional apparel and garment district machines:

• Walking zipper foot that is heavy grade for leathers;
• Long Arms for utilizing in hard-to-reach commercial projects;
• Commercial punch needles and accessory yarn/twine for sewing medium;
• Twin Commercial Needles to stitch sails hard textures, shades and webbing:
  • Industrial sewing machinery handles the latest PTFE sewing threads whether you are sewing:
    • Monotec 370
    • Extra Block
    • Rainbow Shade Z16
    • Extreme 32
    • DriZ
• Portable styles for the option  of moving the industrial sewing machine to the area when the industrial sewing is required, such as stables and barns, and also the same sewing of heavy fabrics and leathers which is being done in a  permanent location such as factory floor.
• The advent of industrial sewing machine as an important tool has enabled women to take their place in the assembly of upholstery, bedding and farm tack that once was only a man’s job. The industrial sewing machines also provide safety features that were not available  years ago.

Sewing Machines Australia (SMA)

For generations, SMA has been the one-stop shop for acquiring anything and everything relative to sewing, especially that of heavy duty.  You will always find a wide range of heavy-duty sewing machines carried by leading purveyors, because they sell and service both new and used industrial sewing machines.  They carry everything you will ever need  from lightweight for clothing, intermediate grade for heavier fabric and upholstery, and heavy duty for leather, hides, furs and other heavy duty projects.

We want you to understand that if you need it, Sewing Machine Australia has it. They supply quality heavy duty sewing machine spare parts, as well as new and used industrial sewing machines for every commercial need. Every brand and style sewing machine has its unique parts list, and they have personnel who keep Sewing Machine Australia well stocked with not just the lists, but the hard-to-find parts themselves. It is their policy that they provide you service without fail each and every time you come to them, and that they do so  quickly and with courtesy.  SMA becoming your one-stop shop is the basis of their customer service, which is unmatched in this field.

Customers and prospective customers are invited to tour the website and investigate the many products and conveniences they offer for the entire industrial sewing machine trade. This is what they do, and it is all they do at Sewing Machines Australia.

Contact Sewing Machines Australia with any questions or to discuss your company needs at www.sewingmachinesaustralia.com.au.