Sustainable quality paired with unbeatable productivity is assured by our Beisler series of serging units. Unintentional trimming of the fabric edges is a thing of the past. Safe sewing material guidance and maintaining the original cutting contour are guaranteed.
Processing casual, classic and jeans
Highest applicationflexibility
With the Beisler serging unit series, we fulfil the desire for maximum application flexibility. Whether in the field of casual wear, classic, jeans or for serging fabric parts, we have the perfect solution for your requirements.
High productivity due to overlapping working
The sewing units start and stop automatically via light barrier recognition. The material is also guided automatically so that the next sewing piece can be positioned during the sewing process. This ensures full utilisation of the machines.
All serging units offer the possibility to integrate the serging of the seat and fly seam as well as the trouser hem into the program sequence.
Constant sewing results without material waste
The exact guidance of the material edges ensures that there is no material cutting. The dimensions and size of the sewing material are maintained. Careless trimming is a thing of the past.
The sewing units are equipped with the “DAC classic” control system. All machine parameters are stored in the machine ID and are retained when the control system is changed.
The simple operation enables a short training period even for unskilled operators. The operator achieves a high level of productivity after just a few hours.
Höchste Qualität gepaart mit unschlagbarer Produktivität
Flexible for the classic and casual application
One sewing unit for all applications: Casual, jeans or classic processing
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