Overclock Machine With Table

An overlock sewing machine (often called a serger) is a specialized sewing machine designed to sew, trim, and finish fabric edges in one fast operation. What an Overlock Machine Does An overlock machine: Uses multiple threads (usually 3–5) Forms stitches around the edge of fabric Cuts excess seam allowance with a built-in blade Prevents fabric from fraying Creates strong, stretchy seams Main Features Very high sewing speed Built-in cutting knife Loopers instead of a standard bobbin Produces professional-looking seam finishes Works especially well on knit and stretch fabrics Common Uses Finishing garment edges Sewing T-shirts and sportswear Making rolled hems