Overlock SEWING MACHINE YAMATO (Z361)

Demo of the features of the Overlock Sewing Machine Yamato

✅ YAMATO (Z361) OVERLOCK 3/4/5 THREAD key features:
Industrial 2 Needles 5 Thread Overlocker Sewing Machine
Can Be Used As 1 Needle With 3 Threads For Lightweight Garments
Can Be Used As 2 Needles With 5 Threads For Heavy Duty Garments
Model: Yamato Z361 Japan Made Not Chinese Made
Can Be Used As 3 Threads With 1 Needle
Can Be Used As 5 Threads With 2 Needles
Serviced, Checked, Tested, And Sampled
Built-In With Threading Map
Built-In With Adjustable Stitch Length
Built-In With Self Oiling

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858 SUMMER AVE, NEWARK, New Jersey 07104, US

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🔎 Why Choose NC?
NC Machines are built to last a lifetime
NC Machines made in the same place they were 60 years ago
24-hour repair service, Same day supply shipping
Over 1,450 USA Made edgings are available
A training video accompanies most new machines
While Others duplicate we originate
USA’s largest & most affordable source for threads & needles
NC edgings & most NC machines are USA made
We don’t sell DIY Kits, nor do we bind or serge
We promote our customers NOT compete with them.
No Minimums & No Credit Card Fees

🔎 🔎 Fun Facts about NC:
NC Machines are equipped with longer-lasting parts
NC has the world's largest supply of tapes, fringes, yarns & supplies in stock & on-line.
NC Guarantees 24-hour repair service.
NC Carpet Binders are Made In The USA & Japan
NC invented the industry's 1st bobbinless carpet binder
NC is a 4th Generation Family Owned PROUD USA Manufacturer.
Original NC Carpet Binding Machines from the 1950s are still in operation today
Machines that look like NC Machines usually are.
We allow others to private label our equipment.

♥️ Value Statement:
Here at NC we take pride in being the industry innovator. Since 1953, we've pioneered the flooring trade with new equipment. We will continue to design and develop revolutionary, quality-made machinery. NC differentiates itself from others by simply designing and manufacturing our own carpet binding equipment. While others duplicate, we originate.


🤔 Why NC Versus Generic Competition?
Would you purchase machinery for your livelihood that isn't the very best? Would you put your trust in companies that offer knockoffs and compete against you? Would you be willing to wait days on end for your machine to be repaired? The answers to these questions are obvious, so don't take a chance with your business. You can feel confident trusting NC for precision machinery, 24-hr repair service, same-day supply shipping, and over 1200 edgings to choose from. Perhaps equally important, we don't offer DIY Kits, stick-on tapes, and we surely won't offer binding services. These compete directly with you our valued customers.

When you trust NC for your carpet machinery needs, you can count on a few things. Of most significance, is that we make what we sell. We manufacture our carpet equipment with the highest quality standard in the industry. If you're looking for reliable equipment & expedient service we're here to offer it and will always be here to deliver it.

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🔎 More About Carpets
A carpet is a textile floor covering typically consisting of an upper layer of pile attached to a backing. The pile was traditionally made from wool, but since the 20th century, synthetic fibers such as polypropylene, nylon, or polyester are often used,

The term carpet comes from Old French ''carpite''. One derivation of the term states that the French term came from the Old Italian carpita, from the verb "carpire" meaning to pluck. The Online Etymology Dictionary states that the term "carpet" was first used in English in the late 13th century, with the meaning "coarse cloth", and by the mid-14th century, "tablecloth'' or ''bedspread"

🔬 Types of Carpets
Woven, needle felt, knotted, hooked rug, tufted, flatweave