JIN E1900SSA F Bartck machine

About JIN E1900SSA F Bartck machine

• Work Clamp Foot Lift: The standard lift is 13 mm, which can be extended to 17 mm using the reverse-rotation needle-up function. This reflects the maximum space available to insert material.
• Needle Bar Stroke: A 41.2 mm stroke ensures the needle can penetrate through thick layers typical of medium-weight garments like denim or multiple plies of workwear.
• Needle Type: Ships with a DP 5 (#14) needle, which is standard for medium-weight fabrics. For thicker sewing, users may switch to larger sizes within the DP 5 range.

• Medium-Weight: Ideal for shirt plackets, belt loops on trousers, and pocket reinforcement.
• Heavy-Weight Alternative: If you need to sew significantly thicker or harder materials (like heavy webbing or thick leather), the K-1E-1900HS variant is the specialized heavy-weight version, featuring a larger DP 17 (#21) needle as standard. 

• Machine Head: The main cast-iron body is finished in a neutral White or Off-White.
• Accents and Branding: Often features Blue or Black accents on the branding stickers and technical labels.
• Operation Panel: The integrated computerised touch-screen panel usually has a Grey or Black frame with a digital display.
• Mechanical Parts: Components like the work clamp foot, needle bar, and needle plate are made of polished or matte-finished Metal (Silver).

• Tabletop: Usually a light-coloured Laminated Wood or White surface with a green or black rubber edging.
• Stand/Legs: Constructed from Grey or Silver powder-coated steel.

• Stepping Motor Control: The machine uses independent stepping motors to control the X and Y direction of the fabric movement. This allows it to precisely follow any of its 100 pre-programmed patterns, such as standard bartacks, half-moon shapes, or round tacks.
• Sewing Area: The feed mechanism operates within a 30mm (length) x 40mm (width) field.
• Pattern Scaling: Because the feed is electronic, you can enlarge or reduce patterns from 20% to 200% directly from the operation panel by automatically adjusting the stitch length. 

• Work Clamp Foot: Instead of a standard presser foot, it uses a work clamp that holds the fabric firmly against a feed plate (e.g., StitchSpares.com). The entire clamp assembly moves to "feed" the material through the pattern.
• Auto-Lifter: The machine is equipped with a stepping motor-type auto-lifter as standard. This automates the raising and lowering of the work clamp, reducing operator fatigue during high-volume production.
• Lift Height: The work clamp foot has a standard lift of 13mm, which can be increased to 17mm using the reverse-rotation needle-up function to accommodate thicker material stacks. 

• Increased Stop Accuracy: The needle and feed movements are perfectly synchronized for precise stitch placement.
• Swift Start-up: Better responsiveness allows the machine to reach its maximum speed of 3,200 sti/min quickly, shortening cycle times