- Make
- Juki
- Class
- Buttonhole and button attach
- Process stage
- Garment making
- Lifecycle
- In the builder's current range
Specification
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Application | Standard |
| Max. sewing speed | 2,700sti/min* |
| Button size | Type : Round-shaped, flat button (2-holed, 4-holed) Size : φ8~φ32mm 301 : φ8~φ20 302 : φ10~φ20 OPTION : φ15~φ32 |
| Lubrication | Semi-dry head (Hook: minute-quantity lubrication) |
| Stitch length | 0.1~10mm (0.1mm step) |
| Needle bar stroke | 45.7mm |
| Lift of the work clamp foot | Max.13mm |
| Auto-lifter | Provided as standard (stepping motor type) |
| Needle thread tension | Spring type dial thread tension controller |
| Needle (at the time of delivery) | DP×17 (#14) |
| Hook | Standard shuttle hook |
| Number of stitches that can be stored in memory | Max. 20,000 stitches |
| Number of standard patterns | 50 patterns |
| Number of data that can be input | 200 patterns |
| Enlarging/Reducing facility | 20~200% (1% step), Pattern enlargement/reduction can be done by increasing/decreasing the stitch length |
| Memory medium | Internal-organs memory |
| Bobbin thread counter | Provided as standard (up/down method) |
| Lubricating oil | JUKI New Defrix Oil No.2 (equivalent to ISO VG32) |
| Sewing machine motor | Compact AC servomotor (direct-drive system) |
| Power supply/Power consumption | Single-phase 200~240V/250VA |
| Weight | Machine head (include motor) 42kg, Control box 5.1kg |
Read from the builder's published page: www.juki.co.jp, on 2026-08-26.
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