Surjeteuse SINGER S0105 électrique blanc

The SINGER S0105 Electric White overlock sewing machine is a compact, electrically powered device designed for finishing seams and creating professional hems. With dimensions of 301 mm width, 280 mm depth and 270 mm height and a weight of 6 kg, this model fits into small workspaces and is suitable for hobbyists and small-scale sewing projects. The machine comes in a white finish and provides overlock functionality along with a free arm for sewing tubular items and cuffs.

Advantages

The SINGER S0105 offers efficient seam finishing through an overlock mechanism that trims and stitches edges in a single pass, reducing manual finishing time. Its electric power supply ensures consistent stitch speed and reliability. The compact size and 6 kg weight make it portable and easy to store, while the included free arm expands its usability for sleeves and narrow openings. The white housing provides a neutral, clean appearance suitable for home studios.

Suitable for

• Finishing garment seams and preventing fraying
• Creating professional-looking hems on knit and woven fabrics
• Sewing tubular items such as sleeves and cuffs using the free arm
• Home sewing projects and small alterations

Key specifications

• Function: Overlock
• Power supply type: Electric
• Weight: 6 kg
• Free arm: Yes
• Colour: White
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 301 × 280 × 270 mm

How to use

Set up the SINGER S0105 on a stable, level surface and connect to an appropriate electrical outlet. Thread the machine following the threading guide in the manual and select the required overlock stitch setting. Adjust stitch length and differential feed as needed for the fabric type. Use the free arm for sewing narrow or tubular pieces. Always test on a fabric scrap to confirm tension and stitch quality before working on the final garment.

Recommendations

For best results, use appropriate needles and thread for the fabric; maintain regular cleaning and lubrication as indicated in the user manual; and perform a practice run on scrap material when changing fabric types or stitch settings.