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Juki's LU-1508N's new mechanism with a rectangular feeding motion promises consistent feed of materials of all thickness without the risk of stitch gathering
- Reduced lift of feed dog helps prevent the material from flopping and reduces operating noise and vibration
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Compared with elliptical feed, rectangular feed helps reduce gathered stitches
- With adoption of a new rectangular feed mechanism, an alternating vertical movement mechanism and a unison feed mechanism helps feed heavyweight materials powerfully and smoothly
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Well tensed seams are consistently produced without pitch errors
- With its maximum stitch length of 9 mm, the machine can be applied to a broader range of uses
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Stitch length can be easily selected by the stitch dial
- Many improved features offer enhanced operability such as an easy-to-observe area around the needle, placement of bobbin winder on the front face, and a large
hand-wheel
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Knee-lifter mechanism built-in to bed reduces pressure required to operate the knee-lifter
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Full-open-type top design makes it possible to fully open the top of the machine arm and helps make adjustment easy without tilting the machine head
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Alternating vertical movement mechanism prevents irregular stitches
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High 16 mm presser foot lift enables easy material handling
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Since machine incorporates a vertical-axis double-capacity hook, the frequency of bobbin thread replacement is reduced, further increasing efficiency
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If thread gets caught in the hook, the safety device is automatically engaged, preventing possible hook damage
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Pressing the reset button will immediately return the machine back to the normal state
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Maximum stitch length: 9 mm
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Needle bar stroke: 36 mm
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Alternating vertical movement: 2.5 mm - 6.5 mm
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Thread take-up: slide type
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Hook: Vertical-axis, double-capacity hook
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Needle: 135x17 Nm160
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Thread: #30~#5, B46~B138
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Weight (Head) : 107lbs in
carton
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Handles Heavyweight Materials with
Ease
Safety Device Protects Needle and Hook from Possible Damage
Higher Lift of the Presser Foot Allows for Thicker Materials
Larger Bobbin Requires Fewer Changes
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