Walking foot & heavy duty
Compound and triple feed. The top and bottom move the work together, so thick layers, leather and coated cloth go through straight instead of shifting.
Heavy-duty walking foot, upholstery
Flat bed walking foot on the old Juki 201 / Consew 225 pattern. Automatic oiling, 8mm stitch, knee lift. Upholstery, leather and marine canvas without fighting the work.
Compound walking foot, upholstery
Walking foot with needle feed on the Consew 206RB pattern. Ten millimetre stitch and a 14mm foot lift, so it climbs over seams instead of stalling on them. Furniture, auto and marine trim.
Single needle compound walking foot
Compound feed single needle for medium to heavy upholstery and canvas. Supplied complete on the table with a servo motor, set up and sewing before I leave.
Walking foot, large hook
Same compound feed idea with a large-capacity bobbin holding roughly twice the thread. On long upholstery runs that's a lot of stops you don't make.
Computerised walking foot lockstitch
Computerised walking foot with a built-in direct drive servo. Car and boat seats, upholstery, belts and canvas goods. Quiet, and it stops where you tell it to.
Walking foot for heavy-weight material
Big two-fold latch hook, 9mm stitch either way, 36mm needle bar stroke. Built for thick work at a sensible speed rather than a fast machine pushed past what it likes.
Single needle walking foot for leather
Triple feed built for leather, canvas and coated cloth. Slower on purpose — that's how you keep control through thick, laminated work.
Long arm walking foot, 14in workspace
The FY1508NH with fourteen inches under the arm. If you've ever wrestled a boat cover through a standard machine you already know why that matters.
Double needle walking foot
Two parallel rows in one pass, on heavy cloth, leather and upholstery. Twin stitching done properly and identically every time.
Cylinder arm triple feed walking foot
Ten inch arm, 50mm cylinder bed, triple feed. The Pfaff 335 idea: bags, leather goods and light upholstery where the work has to wrap round the bed.
Cylinder arm compound walking foot, needle feed
Ten inch cylinder arm with unison feed and a vertical-axis hook. Boots, saddlery, harness and tubular upholstery. Heavy work that has to last decades.
Portable walking foot with reverse
Seven inch portable arm with a walking foot. Denim, suede and light leather for a small shop or a bench at home where a full table won't fit.
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