A Grade Juki MCS-1800 Coverstitch Machine

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Introducing a Specialized Cover Stitch & Chain Stitch Machine That Takes Sewing Up a Notch

The Hemmer Guide is included with this machine

The JUKI MCS-1800 Coverstitch machine is a perfect complement to your JUKI overlock machine. Cover stitches are possible with 3 or 4 threads in a width of 2.5 mm to 5 mm as well as the chain stitch with 2 threads. With this selection, fabrics of any kind can be processed effortlessly: highly elastic fabrics such as for sportswear or lingerie as well as knit and jersey fabrics. The chain stitch can also be used wonderfully for solid fabrics such as canvas for home accessories such as pillows.

Presser foot lifter
The presser foot is higher at its tip in order to allow the fabric to easily be inserted at the start of sewing. In addition, raising the presser foot lifter to the first position raises the presser foot 8 mm. Further raising the presser foot lifter raises the presser foot to 10 mm. This allows you to easily insert even thick layers of fabric, for example, when attaching ribbing, under the presser foot.

Adjustable differential feed
Adjust the differential feed to sew beautiful finishes, even with stretch fabrics such as knits and georgette.

Simple looper threading
The looper can easily be threaded since it can be lowered at the press of a button.

Extension plate with seam guide lines
The seam guide lines on the extension plate are a useful aid for sewing.

Adjustable presser foot pressure
The presser foot pressure can be adjusted according to the type of fabric being sewn.

Presser foot with guide
A presser foot equipped with a guide that presses down on both the left and right sides is provided as a standard accessory.

Exterior thread cutter
The exterior thread cutter is useful when removing the fabric after raising the presser foot at the end of sewing.