Singer 175-52, 175-47 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Machine Models: Nos. 175-47 and 175-52 – 17-68 and 17-70ҩаԥ
- Function: This type of machine is meant for necking or shanking buttons after sewing them to the fabric. It is used on overcoats , sack coats, and top coats.
- Stitch Capability: The stitching capability is up to 22 stitches which can be done to the neck of a button.
- Clamp Movement: The clamp movement can vary and go as far as 5/16 inches when it’s required.
- Needle Bar Stroke: A maximum of 1 7/8 inches is achievable with Needle Bar Stroke.
- Special Clamp: There is a special clamp for a range of 4 to 45 ligne buttons.
- Features: Additionally, there is a thread breaker or clamp with automatic and constant tension fittings, thread positioning fingers, thread wipers, and even more.
- Operation: The tension existing between the take up and needle wiper is automatically released when the machine starts off with the first two stitches.
- Thread Breaking Mechanism: Once the operation is complete, the button clamp is raised which in return breaks the thread for the sewing machine.
- Speed: The RPM reaches upto 1000.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the main applications of the SINGER 175 sewing machines?
A: Various coats sewing devices incorporating SINGER are utilized for necking or shanking buttons.
Q: How many stitches can the machine make around a button?
A: The neck of a button can be sewed around with a maximum of twenty-two stitches using this machine.
Q: What is the range of clamp machine movement when in use?
A: The movement of the clamp is slightly over 5/16 inch.
Q: Describe the stroke length of the needle bar in brief
A: The stroke length of the needle bar is approximately 1 7/8 inches.
Q: What is the maximum size of buttons that could be fitted using the special clamp?
A: The size of buttons which needs to be fitted can range from 4 to 45 – ligne.
Q: What is the RPM sewing speed for the machine?
A: Machine sewing speed is 1000 R. P. M.
Q: Is the use of the machine accompanied with automatic tools and equipment?
A: The equipment accompanies with automatic and constant tensions . For the first two stitches of any sewing operation it has an automatic tension release.
Q: Explain the process used to break the thread at the end of every operation.
A: At the end of every operation the button clamp is raised resulting in the thread being broken.
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