isaac singer was responsible for inventing the lockstitch sewing machine.
isaac singer was responsible for inventing the lockstitch sewing machine.
who is responsible for inventing the lockstitch sewing machine?
isaac singer
in 1849, clark met isaac merritt singer and advised singer in the naming and patent of his invention, the sewing machine, which "singer assigned edward three-eighths of it, apparently in lieu of paying legal fees that the penniless inventor could not afford." in 1851, singer returned to clark to defend him in patent litigation initiated by elias howe, who had created the lockstitch sewing machine. later that same year, clark and singer co-founded the singer sewing machine company. in 1856, clark created the hire-purchase plan, which was the first american installment plan. after singer's death in 1875, clark returned to the company, which had been reorganized in 1865, and guided the company to greater success as president from 1875 until his retirement in 1882.
edward cabot clark
in may 2017, brother industries manufactured their 60 millionth home sewing machine.









































as for industrial sewing machines, brother introduced s-7300a “nexio” is the world's first lockstitch sewing machine which adopts the electronic feed. nexio are world's first iot applicable industrial sewing machines. the visualization by connecting sewing machine and computer technology enables the customer to analyze, manage processes and speed up productivity improvement and maintenance work.









































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reference: http://download.brother.com/pub/com/en/corporate/technology/panorama_e.pdf
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