The Juki MO-623 Garnet Series Serger is a top of the line overlock machine for home sewers and small business professionals. Whether you’re finishing seams, creating decorative edges or making rolled hems the Juki MO-623 serger has got you covered.
With a 2/3 thread overlock and differential speed system your sewing projects will have durable seams and professional looking stitches.
The JUKI MO-623 is versatile so you can use it on a wide range of fabrics. Its robust yet gentle operation will give you professional quality seams and finishes no matter what fabric you’re working with.
Here’s how the Juki MO-623 serger performs on the following fabrics:
Because the differential feed system accommodates the natural stretch and recovery of knit fabrics the Juki MO-623 is perfect for making stretchy seams in knitwear. Your seams will be resilient and flexible for garments that need to move.
This Juki overlocker makes thick fabrics like fleece a breeze, durable and cozy finishes. With high speed operation, you can make quick work of fleece blankets and sweatshirts without missing a stitch.
When it comes to delicate fabrics like silk the Juki MO-623 serger delivers precise stitching that preserves the fine texture of silk. With adjustable settings to prevent snagging or damaging fine fabrics like silk.
Despite its compact size the Juki MO-623 is powerful enough to sew through heavy fabrics like denim. Perfect for sewing jeans, totes, jackets and other denim items.
One of the most versatile sewing machines you can buy the Juki MO-623 can also sew fine lace fabrics. It sews precise seams without damaging the delicate patterns of lace fabrics.
A serger is a specialized sewing machine that not only sews fabrics but also trims the seam allowance and finishes the edge with an overlock stitch–all in one pass. This combination of function creates a durable seam that resists fraying and looks professional.
While industrial sewing machines are often specialized for one function like straight stitching the Juki MO-623 overlock serger does multiple tasks in one. Affordable and priced for home and professional sewers.
Sewers of all skill levels have fallen in love with the Juki MO-623. From its user friendly design to its powerful performance this machine is designed to give professional results with minimal hassle.
The Juki MO-623 is easy to operate and a great starter for home and professional sewers. Color-coded thread guides simply match the threads from the stand into the machine. There is no need to change presser feet or settings for fast seaming and built-in rolled hems.
We carry larger Juki serger machines, like the industrial model MO-6843S, which can do six threads at once. However, the MO-623 is smaller, easier to operate, and only uses three threads. For hundreds less than the six-thread industrial model, the MO-623 is a more compact and affordable model for home and shop sewers.
Despite being a powerful overlock machine, the Juki MO-623 is quiet. Its low-volume operation and fast stitching allow you to sew for hours and complete large projects.
Threading the Juki MO-623 looks intimidating but it’s actually pretty straightforward. The color coded thread guides tell you which thread goes where—needle, upper, and lower. Starting at the thread stand follow the blue, red and green dots for the upper, lower and needle thread. The MO-623 holds three cones the larger of which will have about 3,000 yards of thread.
If you’ve threaded the machine incorrectly, the best course of action is to remove all the threads and start over.
Adding accessories to the Juki Mo 623 is simple, with most add-ons not requiring special tools or customizations. The top five accessories are:
Seams are easy and fast; You sew the seam, trim the seam allowance, and overcast the edge all at once and be done with it. Your seam won’t unravel as it might with a standard domestic or industrial sewing machine.
You can also overcast a raw edge of the fabric before hemming or other stitching work. Adjust the machine for this overcast type (see the instruction manual) and the knife trims a neat clean edge. Then just finish the hem on your regular sewing machine.
Remember that the Juki MO-623, like any serger, only sews in one direction–it doesn’t backstitch like a regular sewing machine. The overlock stitch sews, trims, and finishes seams in one pass, but you can disengage the knives if you don’t want to trim your seams. It’s best to start and stop each seam with a short chain of stitches to secure the edges.