APW Series
APW-895 / Lockstitch, Automatic Welting Machine (for straight pockets with flaps)
APW-896 / Lockstitch, Automatic Welting Machine (for slanted pockets with flaps)
The machine is flexibly adaptable to the sewing of various pockets.
APW-895/896
APW-895/896
Machine time is reduced to provide increased productivity
Increased productivity
In addition to the high-speed machine head with a maximum
speed of 3,000 sti/min, faster movement (jump and forwarding)
of the clamp foot achieves a shorter machine time.
Comparison of machine time with straight pockets sewing
With back-tack stitch
APW-195N/196N (conventional model)
Reduction by
35%
APW-895/896
Machine time
With condensation stitch
APW-195N/196N (conventional model)
APW-895/896
Machine time
Welting process without flaps: 1900-2300 pcs. / 8 hours
Welting process with flaps: 1600-1900 pcs. / 8 hours
Sewing length of 150mm, stitch length of 2.5mm and allowance rate of 25%
*
Productivity changes depending on the operator's skill, working conditions
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and working environment.
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Reduction by
16 %
*"sti/min" stands for "Stitches per Minute."
The picture shows the APW-895
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with options installed.
Power consumption is substantially reduced
The reduced energy consumption of the APW-895/896 ensures
superior power-conservation and cost effectiveness. The adoption
of a direct-drive system (compact AC servomotor) with superb
energy-transfer properties cuts the average power consumption by
75% compared with the forerunner of the APW-895. The power
consumption during standby is reduced by as much as 90%.
Power conservation
Average power consumption
APW-195N/196N
(conventional model)
APW-895/896
Power consumption
Standby power consumption
APW-195N/196N
(conventional model)
Reduction by
75%
Reduction by
90%
APW-895/896
Power consumption
APW-895/ 896
The machine supports the sewing of straight pockets (with flaps)
on suits, jackets and pants.
Double-/single-welt sewing can be changed over by the simple
touch of a key on the operation panel.
Increased adjustable range of sewing lengths
(min. 18mm to max. 220mm)
The picture shows the APW-895.
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Sewing pockets with flaps
The picture shows the APW-895.
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Sewing straight pockets
(double welt)
ONLY
APW-896
In addition to the APW-895's functions, the APW-896 supports
the sewing of slanted pockets (for sewing slanted flaps).
The world's first computer-controlled sidewise cutting position of the corner knives
enables easy adjustments of the knives simply by operating the panel.
The sewing of slanted pockets (sewing slanted flaps)
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Sewing straight pockets
(single welt)
JUKI ECOPRODUCTS
The aforementioned d escr iption a pplie s to the APW- 896 Se ries. T he APW-895 Ser ies is also a JUK I ECO PROD UCTS cer tified product.
The APW-896 Series are an eco-friendly product which complies with
JUKI ECO PRODUCTS standards for protecting the environment.
This model has cleared "JUKI Group's Green Procurement Guideline"*, a set of standards stricter than the relevant international
restrictions on the use of hazardous chemical substances (e.g., the RoHS Directive)*.
The introduction of a servomotor has reduced the electrical power consumption by 75%, as compared with the conventional model.
Through design adjustments in the mechanical balance, the vibration of the new model is reduced by 9 dB, as compared with the
conventional model.
The cabinet-retraction design of the stacker helps reduce the package size. As a result, the load capacity of a container for
transportation has been increased by about 80%, as compared with the conventional model.
The number of man-hours required to manufacture the sewing machine has been reduced by 14%, contributing to reduced energy
consumption during the production process.
FordetailsofJUKIECOPRODUCTS,referto:http://www.juki.co.jp/ecoe/index.html
*The RoHS Directive is an EU Directive limiting the use of 6 hazardous substances (lead, hexavalent chromium, mercury, cadmium, PBB and PBDE) in electrical and electronic equipment.
The Juki Green Procurement Guideline is the voluntarily established criteria to eliminate not only the aforementioned six substances, but also other ones which also adversely affect the environment.
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