Janome MC6700 Professional
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Janome MC6700 Professional
Meticulously built and vigorous by nature, a true descendant of its legendary ancestor, the MC6600P. This all metal flatbed machine is playful, powerful, spacious, streamlined and steadfast even at high speeds of up to 1200SPM.
Supplied with a professional grade high performance foot and easy change straight stitch needleplate. The MC6700P has many user friendly features with beautiful 9mm wide decorative stitches to impress even the most demanding stitcher.
Brand new from Janome is the 6700P, a familiar feeling machine that follows in the tradition of its predecessors the 6600P and the 6500P, but brings with it new innovation and power.
The 6700P is bigger with an enormous 10 inches of space to the right of the needle, and the continuing the absence of a free arm means that a quilter can move their work smoothly over the machine bed without the annoying drag of joint seams. Also faster than the 6600P, the 6700P will smoothly sew at an impressive 1200 stitches per minute, and Janome is proud to boast that this makes it the fastest domestic machine available. And don't think that sewing that fast means chasing your machine across the table - the 6700P has be developed with steadfastness in mind, the solid chassis and broad base gives so much support that the machine just hums along.
Other new additions to the 6700P include LED lights making the work area 40% more bright, a higher resolution LCD screen for a clearer interaction with your stitch functions, and a superior one-step needle threader. But the most stand-out upgrade that the 6700P brings the market will see it embraced as almost an industrial-grade machine. The HP needle plate and foot system converts the 6700P to stitch with the narrower 3-feed-dog-system embraced by industrial machines. This will give better visibility than a straight-stitch foot, and smoother turns and curves at high speeds, and in the process of adding this extra versatility, the actual changing the needle place no longer involves screws and is instead a simple click of a lever