Description
The Usha 8801E (Single Needle Lockstitch Medium Duty Direct Drive Machine) is a hot favourite among users of high speed industrial machines. The 550 watts motor powers the machine enabling it to stitch at speeds as high as 5500 spm (stitches per minute) while also making it durable. While its Up/down needle position feature facilitates corner stitching, pocket attaching, as well as collar stitching, the soft start speed feature avoids thread breakage while starting the stitching
The software with the user graphic interface has been developed for the sewing path design in the embroidery industry. This new version of software is an advanced version of the last one and is incorporated many advanced new functions. The main purpose of the software is to create an easy and painless environment for the designer to create their own artistic sewing pattern with suitable sewing path. The resulting sawing path will be automatically transformed into a file with the absolutely or relatively coordinate value of each stitch point on the sewing path. The coordinate file will feed into the embroidery machine for the recreation of the design pattern on the surface of the product. Commercial graphic software does not provide the suitable function to transform each stitch point into their respective coordinate values. This drawback is resulted in the transformation process to be done by hand and by means of measuring each stitch point by designer - one point by one point. Most of the designed sewing pattern will involve more than hundreds of stitch points. It is a tedious and error-prone process for the designer and will deprive most of the design time away from the designer. This software will provide an immediately help for the designer to do the painful work of the process of the coordinate transformation. This will leave the designer to focus only on the artistic pattern design.
Two dials for pattern and stitch length selection
Free arm for ease of circular stitching
13 built–in stitches including button hole stitch
Nine applications including stretch stitching, button fixing, rolled hemming, satin stitch, zip fixing and smocking.
