Industrial embroidery machines are used in a variety of industries to create patterns on fabric. The machines use a variety of stitches to create the desired design. They can be used for items such as t-shirts, jackets, and bags. There are a variety of different industrial embroidery machines on the market, each with its own unique features. Some machines have built-in cameras that allow the operator to stitch directly onto the fabric. Others have sensors that detect the position of the needle and make sure that the stitching is accurate.
Injuries related to embroidery machines can occur when the machine is operated incorrectly or when the operator doesn’t follow safety guidelines.
Here are some common embroidery machine injuries:
– Burn injuries: When the machine’s hot needle pops out of the fabric and accidentally touches the user, this can cause a burn.
– Hand injuries: When the embroidery machine is operated with heavy hands or rough motions, it can cause hand injuries.
– Foot injuries: The feet can be injured when the machine is moved from side to side suddenly or when it falls over.
Serious Injuries
Embroidery machines can cause serious injuries if not used correctly. Embroidery machines can cause metal to skin contact, which can result in amputation. There have been reports of embroidery machines cutting worker’s fingers off. If you are ever injured while using an embroidery machine, be sure to seek medical attention as soon as possible.
If you have been injured by an embroidery machine, it is important to contact an attorney. An attorney can help you file a claim and get the compensation that you deserve.