Jet Air Threading Technology Thread the Airflow 3000 with a blast of jet air. With threading ports that are connected to the end of each looper by tubes, at the press of a button, the air sends the thread through the looper. So, it's like a breath of fresh air to change thread colors.
Excellent Stitch Quality Great for fine knits and stretchy materials, which can be very challenging fabrics for a traditional sewing machine. Achieve outstanding finishing touches with flatlock, overlock, and rolled hem stitches on most specialty fabrics.
Differential Feed The Differential Feed Ratio (0.7mm to 2.0mm) on the Airflow 3000 provides outstanding stitch quality and acts as the tool for custom lettuce edge finishes on specialty materials.
Great for Challenging Materials Excellent for adding professional finishing touches on fine knits and stretchy materials, which can be challenging fabrics on traditional sewing machines.
Brightly Lit Work Area The Airflow 3000 has plenty of high-quality LED lighting that is easy on the eyes when sewing on dark fabrics.
Quick Change Levers The Airflow 3000 has a pair of quick-change levers for the rolled hemstitch feature, and a switch that will activate and deactivate the cutting knife before the edge is wrapped with thread.
Safety Sensor and Error LED When following conditions occur, an open fabric cover or front cover, the presser foot is raised, the Airflow 3000 serger will not work and an error LED light will come on.
No Lint Build-up As the threads are constantly moved through tubes by the jet-air technology, fluff and lint are kept to a minimum so as not to build up and clog the lines.
Fast and Quiet The fast speeds of 1,300 stitches per minute make the Airflow 3000 efficient. With the moderate noise level, you can add decorative touches and professional finishes to any DIY project, anywhere, anytime.
Brightly Lit Work Area The Airflow 3000 has plenty of high-quality LED lighting that is easy on the eyes when sewing on dark fabrics.
Specialty Feet Included The Airflow 3000 comes with a Gathering Foot, a Blind Stitch Foot, a Piping Foot, and a Trim Trap so you can start your next DIY project.
