JUKI is a global leader in sewing technology, manufacturing high-performance industrial and household sewing machines known for durability and detailed precision.
JUKI Corporation is a world-renowned Japanese manufacturer recognized for its excellence in industrial and household sewing machines. Established in 1938, JUKI has built a reputation for innovation, bringing professional-grade technology to a wide range of products—from heavy-duty industrial lockstitch machines used in apparel manufacturing to user-friendly computerized sewing machines and sergers for home sewists. The brand is celebrated for its reliable engineering, stitch quality, and ability to handle diverse fabrics ranging from delicate silks to tough denim.
The JUKI product lineup includes the popular MO-series home sergers, the heavy-duty DDL industrial series, and advanced quilting machines. Whether for commercial production or personal hobby projects, JUKI provides tools designed to enhance creativity and efficiency with high-speed performance and robust durability.
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No, models such as the JUKI MO-600 series (MO-644D, MO-654DE) are designed and intended for household use only. For commercial production, JUKI offers a specialized line of industrial machines.
Most JUKI home sergers use standard household machine needles, typically sizes 11 or 14 (System 130/705H). Refer to your specific machine's instruction manual for the exact needle compatibility to avoid damage.
Yes, many JUKI machines, particularly overlockers and industrial models, require regular cleaning and oiling to maintain smooth operation. Consult the maintenance section of your manual for specific oiling points and frequencies.
To prevent needle breakage, ensure you are using the correct stitch plate for your operation, avoid pulling or pushing the fabric forcibly while sewing, and replace bent or dull needles immediately.