Brother International S-7200C Brochure - English - Page 2

S-7200C Single needle direct drive straight lock stitcher with thread trimmer The industry's most efficient energy savings A new motor has been developed specifically for the S-7200C. (wh) The power consumption of the machine is approximately 50% less than that with the V-belt driven system (with an AC servo motor) and approximately 12% less than that of the S-7200B. This direct drive sewing machine offers the best energy saving in the industry. $PNQBSJTPO
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Operation rate: 50%
50% reduction AC servo motor Further increased duration of the grease The duration of the grease that is necessary for the dry head has been extended to about double that of the S-7200B and about six times that of the S-7200A. The integrated cutting-edge dry head technology significantly increases the grease duration. S-7200C S-7200B *1. Greasing maintenance will only be required once in about ten years under the following condition: operating days per year: 300 days, operating time per day: 10 hours, operation rate: 16%, sewing speed: 4,000 rpm. S-7200A Considerate of safe maintenance (SFBTJOH
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With the safety sensor detecting, the motor does not start while the machine head is tilted back, even when the treadle is depressed. The gearbox oil amount can be checked at one view The amount of oil in the gearbox can be checked visually. The gearbox has a heat-discharging structure with a fin. S-7200C About 2 times longer than S-7200B Ten years*1 Environment-conscious Brother has established its original Brother Green Label for the products, in conformity with ISO 14021 and JIS Q14021. The S-7200C is certified as an environment-conscious sewing machine according to the Brother Green Label standard. The machine is compliant with the RoHS Directive *2 and the WEEE Directive *3. The use of the restricted substances such as lead, cadmium, hexavalent chromium is absolutely within the regulation values. Brother has been providing all its products in accordance with the RoHS Directive for all market areas (excluding machine tools). *2. The RoHS Directive (the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment) came into effect in the EU in July 2006. The industry's most efficient energy savings A significant reduction of lubrication oil consumption *3. The WEEE Directive (imposing the responsibility to collect and recycle waste electrical and electronic equipment on the manufacturers) came into effect in the EU in August 2005.