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fibc sewing machine / jumbo bag sewing machine / big bag sewing machine / jumbo bag stitching machine / 50 kg jute bag making machine: Longsew specializes in heavy-duty industrial sewing solutions, with a core focus on "FIBC" (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container) "sewing machines." These are robust "jumbo bag sewing machines" and "big bag stitching machines" engineered to handle multiple layers of thick, woven polypropylene (PP) fabric used to construct "50 kg" to 2-ton bulk bags. They are built for high-strength stitching on the toughest seams, side panels, and lifting loops, ensuring the safety and durability of these large industrial containers.hand lock stitch / hand sew lock stitch / hand sew lockstitch / lockstitch hand sewing / lock stitch awl: While Longsew's focus is on machine sewing, they acknowledge the foundational technique of the "hand lock stitch." This is a method of creating a lockstitch by hand using a needle and thread, often with the help of an "awl." It is a technique used in leatherworking, tailoring, and repair.https://cdn.exportstart.com/images/a1096/9_1726825012614.webpheavy duty sewing needle / heavy duty sewing machine needles / sewing needles heavy duty / universal heavy duty sewing machine needles / strong sewing machine needles: To complement their machines, Longsew supplies "heavy duty sewing machine needles." These "strong needles" are crafted from high-quality steel and are designed to penetrate "thick materials" without breaking or bending. They come in various point styles (e.g., leather, denim) and sizes, and are often "universal" enough to fit a range of industrial machines.double needle embroidery machine: This refers to an industrial embroidery machine equipped with a "double needle" setup. Longsew manufactures such machines, which allow for the simultaneous application of two threads in an embroidery pattern, increasing efficiency and enabling specific decorative effects that require two parallel lines of stitching. |
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