Juki MO-2416 5 Thread Safety Stitch Industrial Sewing Machine
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Description
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Classes
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Specifications
- Sewing speed (Max.): 6500 s.p.m
- Stitch length: 1.5-4 mm
- (special model: up to 5 mm) [TBD: Does that apply to ours?]
- Needle gauge: 1.6, 2.0, 2.4, 3.2, 4.8, 6.8 mm
- Overedge width: 3.2, 4.0, 4.8, 5.6, 6.4 mm
- Differential feed ratio:
- Gathering stitch 1:2 (Max. 1:4)
- Stretching stitch 1:0.7 (Max. 1:0.6)
- Needle: DC x 27 #11 (standard)
- A DC x 1 needle can also be used, but it sometimes requires adjustment of the clearance between the looper and needle.
- Presser foot lift: Max. 7.0 mm (9/32")
- (excluding some subclass models) [TBD: Does that apply to ours?]
- Lubricating oil: JUKI New Defrix Oil No. 2
- Electrical spec: xxxV 60Hz yyyA zzzW
MN Asset Details
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- Location: Sewing Area
- Model Number: Juki MO-2416
- Serial Number: sn
- Motor Serial Number: motorsn
- MN Asset Number: mnAN
Safety Specifics
All general MN Safety policies of course apply to use of this tool, as do safety policies for the containing shop area and safety practices prescribed in our classes and/or in detailed tool documentation, regardless of whether they're repeated here.
For any sewing machine:
- Keep your eye on the needle while sewing.
- Keep your fingers away from all moving parts. Do not touch handwheel, thread takeup levers, needles etc.
- Do not let anything obstruct the moving parts: foot pedals, levers, needles, etc.
- Use care when pushing or pulling fabric when sewing so you do not deflect the needle and cause it to break. Broken needles fly unpredictably and may travel long distances.
- Remove pins before the machine sews over them. They blunt or dull the needle and can causing timing problems.
- Make sure the needle isn't moving, is at it's highest point, and the take-up lever is up before you remove fabric to avoid needle deflection.
- Avoid loose clothing or long sleeves that might get caught in the work.
- If a needle becomes bent or breaks, report it.
- Turn off the power switch when:
- Operation is complete
- Replacing or removing the needle or presser foot
- Leaving the machine unattended
- Turn off the power switch and unplug the cord for these situations:
- Power failure during use
- Servicing the machine
All general MN Safety policies of course apply to use of this tool, as do safety policies for the containing shop area and safety practices prescribed in our classes and/or in detailed tool documentation, regardless of whether they're repeated here.
Documentation
Materials, Tooling, Accessories
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Settings
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Tips & Tricks
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