Computer controlled sewing machine, also known as computerized sewing machine, is an important achievement of modern sewing technology. Computerized sewing machine adopts computer precision control, which can achieve high-precision sewing operations, uniform and beautiful sewing lines, and excellent sewing effects. This is particularly important for industries that require high-quality sewing products. The computer sewing machine can automatically complete the set sewing work, including automatic edge sewing, automatic adjustment of thickness and seam tension, automatic speed change, automatic torque change, automatic thread cutting, automatic needle patching, etc. These functions greatly reduce the labor intensity of operators and improve production efficiency.

In today's industrialization, industrial sewing machines have become an indispensable production tool in the textile and garment industry. They not only improve production efficiency and reduce production costs, but also promote the diversification and personalized development of product design. By flexibly configuring different types of sewing machines, enterprises can easily respond to various complex production demands and market changes, and maintain a competitive advantage.

Industrial sewing machines, as the name suggests, are sewing equipment designed specifically for large-scale production. Compared to household sewing machines, they have more powerful motors, stronger bodies, more complex mechanical structures, and higher sewing speeds. These characteristics enable industrial sewing machines to work continuously, efficiently complete a large number of sewing tasks, while ensuring the firmness and aesthetics of the stitches.

A sewing machine is a mechanical device used for sewing clothes or other fabrics, which interweaves or sews one or more layers of sewing material through a specific working mechanism. A machine that forms one or more stitches on the sewing material, interweaving or sewing one or more layers of sewing material together. Sewing machines are capable of sewing fabrics such as cotton, linen, silk, wool, and synthetic fibers, as well as leather, plastic, paper, and other products. The stitches produced are neat, beautiful, smooth, and firm, with fast sewing speed and easy use.