Thursday, June 30, 2011

...and the hits just keep on coming!




We've been shipping a lot of inventory as a result of the end of our fiscal year thanks to the hard work put in by Fred and all of our dealers. Here are a couple of pictures of the last shipments to go out before we close down for inventory - there are 70-D3B-2's, CNP's, and Raven Tables on those pallets!



Nate Murray Merrow

Merrow has manufactured sewing machines since 1838 and remains one of the most interesting companies in the textile space

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

We're Hiring!


Starting this month we're opening three positions:

Inside Sales
Purchasing
Engineering



It's going to be a great year!
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Merrow has manufactured sewing machines since 1838 and remains one of the most interesting companies in the textile space

Stitch Samples....


And every once in a while our sample room gets infiltrated by the Weimaraner -- fortunately we usually know where to find him -- in the High Pile Samples


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Merrow has manufactured sewing machines since 1838 and remains one of the most interesting companies in the textile space

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Seaming Paint Rollers with the Merrow High Pile Machine










In case you were wondering how paint rollers get their shape, they're sewn into tubes by Merrow machines. The Merrow 70-D3B-2 HP is a Merrow butted seam machine that is used to join the edges of the material, creating the tube that then slides onto the roller. The 70-D3B-2 HP (for high pile) is specifically set up to handle thicker material and can be mounted to a automated railway, making it perfect for difficult, high volume applications such as this.
Nate Murray Merrow

Merrow has manufactured sewing machines since 1838 and remains one of the most interesting companies in the textile space

Friday, June 10, 2011

Four Reasons to Use the Merrow Raven Table



1. It's Sturdy
The Raven Table centers the sewing machine and motor over a broad base to provide unequaled stability for a portable sewing table. The proportions of the base and table are sized and positioned to distribute weight over the center for balance, even on slippery surfaces

2. It Can Take Abuse
Oil, dirt, bumping into other equipment, harsh language - the Raven has a sturdy steel frame and a formed resin work surface to insulate it against the dangers of factory life.

3. It's Portable
The table is meant to maneuver the factory floor or the shop dog. It sits on lockable, cartridge bearing castor wheels for smooth rolling and precise handling. The orange color is for safety and speed.

4. It's Economical
The Raven comes in at a price point that makes it easy to accessorize with an air motor, a clutch motor, or your favorite butt-seaming machine. Like everything Merrow, it's built for durability and will last for years, maximizing your return on investment.









Nate Murray Merrow

Merrow has manufactured sewing machines since 1838 and remains one of the most interesting companies in the textile space

Thursday, June 9, 2011

the "fs-2" in action


i thought i'd post a video of a factory using our mg-2dfs-2, which sews a stitch that replaces the traditional flatlock and cover stitches on athletic garments. in this particular video, the worker is sewing superfine wool with silk thread on a garment that will then be dyed. we've had nothing but positive reviews for the mg-2dfs-2, and we're particularly excited about some of the cool applications where it is being used.

Nate Murray Merrow

Merrow has manufactured sewing machines since 1838 and remains one of the most interesting companies in the textile space

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Another Day, Another Application


as i was walking through the stitch lab, i came across an interesting application sewn on our mg-3dge-7 netting machine. although this particular sample was sewn on a piece of flannel that had been lying around, i thought i'd post it to the blog for people to check out. to accommodate a dealer's request, the stitch lab modified our sample mg-3dge-7 so that it could insert a piece of 3/16" cord into the stitch, an application that is particularly useful for laundry bags.








Nate Murray Merrow

Merrow has manufactured sewing machines since 1838 and remains one of the most interesting companies in the textile space

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Merrow Butt-Seaming Platform 2012 MODELS


apologies for the lapse between posts - we've been busy manufacturing machines and building business. charlie had an exciting trip the texprocess trade show in frankfurt, germany, the fruits of which will be highlighted in this blog, so stay tuned! in the meantime, be sure to check out our applications pages (we are constantly updating them with useful and novel things that merrows sew) and be on the look out for new merrow products - coming soon to an agent near you!


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The Merrow line of Butt-Seaming equipment exists to provide a near infinite array of variations for solving customer seaming issues. With 11 standard models (all sharing the same platform) and any combination of seven configurable options to choose from, Merrow's Butt-Seaming line is the ONLY comprehensive solution for material joining problems - NO OTHER MANUFACTURER has the breadth of equipment or experience for solving customers’ specific needs. Send us a material sample and we’ll show you why Merrow is the most dependable way to satisfy your seaming demands. The Merrow line of Butt-Seaming equipment - one platform, 11 models, infinite variations.
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Nate Murray Merrow

Merrow has manufactured sewing machines since 1838 and remains one of the most interesting companies in the textile space