The HZL-353 series is easy to operate, yet fully mechanical machines with excellent performance. The Juki HZL-353 features: 20 varied stitches Automatic needle threader Automatic 1-step buttonhole The extension t...
Buttonhole machines are specialized sewing machines that produce consistent, reinforced buttonholes quickly and accurately. Models range from simple mechanical units to programmable, high-speed automatic machines used in garment factories, tailoring shops, and upholstery work. Key features include adjustable buttonhole length, variable stitch patterns, and reliable feed mechanisms. Used machines can be a cost-effective choice when inspected for timing, motor condition, and parts availability.
Inspect stitch quality, timing, motor/servo function, control panel, bobbin area, and presser foot condition. Ask for maintenance records and test a sample run to confirm consistent, even buttonholes.
Run several cycles with the same fabric and thread, check for uniform length, secure bar tacks, even tension, and smooth pattern changes without skipped stitches.
Crate the machine to protect delicate heads and control boxes, secure moving parts, note weight/dimensions for freight quotes, and confirm power requirements for international shipments.
Remove loose attachments, secure the needle and presser foot, lock or brace movable arms, drain if required by the seller, and include manuals and spare parts in the crate.
Clean lint and debris daily, lubricate according to the manual, check timing and needle/bar alignment periodically, replace needles and wear parts, and service the motor/servo as recommended.
Availability depends on brand and model age. Choose well-known brands with local distributors or documented part numbers; ask the seller about spare parts, service contacts, and firmware/software backups.