Juki is one of the trusted brands of sewing machines and other sewing-related products like sergers. Juki sergers use modern technology that can help both newbies and experts produce professionally-made seams and finishes. History Juki is known for its industrial sewing machines, but its first sewing machines were domestic. Juki started making domestic sewing machines in 1945. The first sewing machines were made in 1947 and were sold in Japan and other countries worldwide. Industrial sewing machines were first sold in 1953, starting with basic machines, which evolved through years of research. Juki sewing machines became famous for their high-technology innovations, which increased productivity, comfort, and safety and placed the company in the lead of the sewing industry. From 1954 to 1985, breakthroughs were made in the Juki home sewing equipment, such as the automatic thread trimmer, rotary needle thread take-up system, auto threader, and auto thread tension system. Sergers appeared in the scene in 1978 when Juki expanded to a larger facility in Saddle Brook, New Jersey. The large facility handled the distribution of industrial sewing machines and home sergers. The Juki Lock MO-100 Series pleased both home and industrial sewists with its performance and durability, and the Juki sergers became very popular in the market. Juki Sergers Special Features This easy-to-set-up serger machine makes threading the upper and lower loopers quicker and easier with its automatic needle threaders and air threading system. You sure can shift from sewing stretchy sports apparel to lightweight garments. Juki MO-2000QVP has an LCD screen where you can easily set up instructions and tension settings for 15 stitches. You can adjust the differential feed while sewing on a knob on the Juki MO-2000QVP. You can sew easily stretched fabrics like georgette or knits without hassle on this Juki serger. If your sewing project requires sharp curves, the Juki MO-2000QVP can sew beautifully inside curves. The serger has a 2 to 3-thread changeover attachment that you can push toward the left if you need to switch to 2-thread sewing. The Juki serger has a wide throat area, increasing the workspace’s usability. The throat height of the MO-2000QVP is 72.4mm. The machine is designed to minimize operating noise and produce less vibration. It has an eco-friendly and energy-efficient LED sewing light that can brightly illuminate your needle area for more accurate and efficient work. You can keep your workspace tidy using the waste collector to place cut-off fabrics. If you want to experience the efficiency of Juki sergers, try out the MO-2000QVP for a clean finish to the raw edges of your sewing projects.