Pfaff 433 - Setting up the Machine

PFAFF 433
Brief Description of Machine
The PFAFF 433 is o single needle, lockstitch, high speed sewing machine,
organized with link take-up and horizontal rotary hook, which incorporates
many important mechanical improvements while retaining oil worthwhile
features of the service-proven PFAFF 134. Depending on the material to
be sewn, this machine is capable of operating at speeds up to 5,000 s.p.m.
which has made the incorporation of a forced feed lubrication system and
o separate hook oiling system an absolute necessity.
Since all manipulations for threading the machine, regulating the stitch
length, backtacking and the like are the same as with previous models, no
expensive retraining of operators is required.
With its modern and functional design, rugged construction and perfect
performance, the
PFAFF 433 satisfies the greatest demands in the sewing
industry.
Varieiies of the PFAFF 433
The PFAFF 433 is available in the following varieties:
Model
Class of Work
Maximum
Lengfhof Sfitch
(Stitchesp.Inch)
Maximum
Speed (s.p.m.)
Needle
System
Presser Foot
Clearance
A
Sheer, ight-
weight fabrics
7
5,000
133 R
B
Medium-weight
fabrics
6
4,700
134R
C
Medium-heavy
fabrics
5V.
4,400
134 R
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The above varieties differ in the needle bar rise, presser bar lift, maximum
stitch length and take-up motion and are particularly well adapted to the
class of work they are intended to perform.
1. Setting Up the Machine
In most instances the PFAFF 433 is fitted for individual power drive. Head
and power table are packed separately.
The machine is driven by a '/i HP
clutch motor. (Type of current and tension optional to suit local require
ments.)
Power is transmitted from the motor to the sewing machine by means of
a V-belt, wide (DIN 2215).
From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC