Juki Lk 1852: A Classic and Cost-Effective Bartack Machine

If you are looking for a reliable and affordable sewing machine that can handle various fabrics and stitches, you might want to consider the Juki Lk 1852. This is a classic bartack machine that can produce 28 stitches. It is suitable for sewing bra, pants, jeans, work clothes, bag, canvas and more.

Why Choose Juki Lk 1852?

The Juki Lk 1852 is a secondhand sewing machine that has been tested and repaired by Tomsewing, a leading exporter of secondhand sewing machines in China. Tomsewing has been in the business since 2009 and has supplied many dealers and garment factories with high-quality sewing machines and spare parts.

The Juki 1852 has been replaced by new parts and has passed a full stitching test. It has no worries about broken or missing parts. It is also low-priced compared to new machines, making it cost-effective for customers who need good products at reasonable prices.

How to Buy Juki Lk 1852?

Tomsewing offers the Juki Lk 1852 as a complete set with table and motor, plus additional cost for crating and shipping. The set includes the following items:

• Juki  1852 bartack machine
• Table
• Motor
• Belt
• Needle
• Bobbin case
• Thread

The set is available for global market, including India, Senegal, Congo, Uganda, Kenya, Ghana, Algeria, Iran, UAE, Mali, Indonesia, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Colombia, Brazil, Bolivia, Italy and more.

To buy the Juki 1852 from Tomsewing, you can contact them by landline +86-576-83473717 or by Wechat or Whatsapp. You can also visit their website www.tomsewing.com or their YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/tomsewing for more details.

Conclusion

The Juki Lk 1852 is a classic bartack machine that can meet your sewing needs at an affordable price. It is reliable and easy to use. It can handle various fabrics and stitches with ease. If you are looking for a good and cheap sewing machine that can help you create beautiful garments or accessories, you should consider the Juki  1852 from Tomsewing.