What are the standards of a good sewing machine in the user's mind?

"How about XX sewing machine?"

"How about XX machine?"

"Can you recommend a good sewing machine?"

Is it difficult to answer a reader's question in one sentence? Is it feasible to use simple "good" and "bad" to judge the sewing equipment? The answer is No.

If you want to answer these questions, you need to analyze them from various perspectives associated with sewing machines, such as users, purchasers, sellers, after-sales service providers, producers, evaluators, etc. to determine whether a sewing machine is worth buying.

Because of the different views, the emphases of the problems to be considered are also different, so judgments on the quality of sewing equipment can be different. In fact, in the view of the industry, there wouldn't be a piece of bad sewing equipment, only suitable and not suitable, and the choice of sewing equipment for themselves, That's a matter of opinion.

Although the sewing equipment cannot be simply evaluated by its quality, as a third-party organization with a certain background, status, and technical advantages in the sewing machinery industry, if it can judge the performance and suitability of the sewing equipment from the standpoint of objectivity, impartiality, authority, professionalism, no emotion and truly from the perspective of users, it will have more practical reference significance for the buyers of sewing equipment.

This article will first look at the standards of a "good sewing machine" in the eyes of sewing equipment users, and then push the judgment rules of "good sewing machine" from the perspectives of sewing equipment purchasers, sellers, and after-sales service providers, producers, and evaluators.

Who are the users of industrial sewing machines? Generally refers to the people who directly operate the sewing machine in the downstream user factories such as textile and clothing, bags, shoes, and hats. Their judgment of the sewing machine is generally based on the perceptual and rational cognition of the machine in the actual use process.

Perceptual cognition : 

The user's perceptual judgment of sewing equipment depends more on the mood during use, such as whether the appearance is fashionable and attractive; Whether the noise and vibration are too large; Does it heat up after a long period of high-speed operation? Is it easier to step on the machine? Whether equipped with intelligent functions, such as voice broadcast, touch screen, etc. All of these factors will affect the mood of sewing equipment users and their evaluation of the sewing machines.

Rational cognition: 

In fact, for the users of sewing equipment, an easy and efficient sewing machine can earn more labor for itself, which is a rational judgment of the quality of the sewing machine. Mainly including how fast sewing is, whether it is stable in the sewing process, whether oil leakage or frequent debugging will occur, and whether sewing marks can meet the standards and improve work efficiency. These are all important factors for users of sewing equipment to enjoy and appreciate.

Whether users evaluate the quality of sewing equipment from an emotional or rational point of view, will affect the purchase bias of their garment enterprises. Sewing is becoming more and more difficult due to the particularity of the textile and apparel industry. Therefore, in order to recruit sewing workers and retain them for a long time, more and more downstream enterprises of sewing equipment use sewing workers' preference for sewing equipment as an important reference for purchasing. As a result, buyers of sewing machines are paying more and more attention to the sensible and rational demands of sewing workers.