August 12 is the day the Zinger sewing machine was invented

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August 12 is the day the Zinger sewing machine was invented

Sewing machine - a machine used for sewing clothes, decorating items (stitching), folding and other purposes. The sewing machine was first invented in 1755 by the English inventor Ch.F. Weisenthal. German inventor IMZinger perfected the sewing machine. After that it began to be widely used in industry. The sewing machine is divided into single and multi-needle types, which can be sewn, buttoned, sewn (sewn) and so on, manually, leg and electrically operated, with and without mowers. Depending on the principle of operation, there will be a universal (performing different operations) and special (performing a single operation) sewing machine. (eg buttonhole). The most common of the universal sewing machines is the single-needle, mokili sewing machine. They are widely used in industry and household. In multi-needle sewing machines, two needles are more commonly used. There are also sewing machines that weld and glue seams. The sewing machine is used in sewing, knitting, footwear, haberdashery and household industries. In European countries, special sewing machines began to be widely used in Tashkent, and then spread to other regions, including Uzbekistan. In all periods of Tashkent's development, sewing was an integral part of it. In Central Asia, including Uzbekistan, handicrafts have become a major branch of light industry. Enterprises equipped with modern equipment have been established. Local seamstresses, artisans and craftsmen have mastered the new techniques of Tashkent.