¼ inch · 6.4mm
The narrower of the two options, for a closer-spaced pair of stitch lines.
Select the 1/4-inch variant above.
The Eagle Special twin-needle walking foot sewing machine forms two parallel rows of stitching in suitable upholstery, canvas, leather goods and other heavy-material assemblies.
Choose 6.4mm (¼ inch) or 9.5mm (⅜ inch) needle spacing. Supplied built up with its industrial table, motor, thread stand and listed accessories.

Needle gauge is the distance between the two stitch rows. Select the gauge that suits your topstitching layout, seam allowance and finished appearance.
The narrower of the two options, for a closer-spaced pair of stitch lines.
Select the 1/4-inch variant above.
A wider separation between the rows, where the seam design calls for a broader twin-needle finish.
Select the 3/8-inch variant above.

The photograph shows two stitch rows on cream and black material samples at the machine. Twin-needle sewing forms both rows together, rather than requiring a separate pass for each line.
It is a practical format for visible upholstery seams, bag panels, canvas assemblies and decorative topstitching where a consistent distance between rows matters.
Stitch appearance depends on your thread, needle, tension and material. The photograph illustrates the twin-row finish; it is not a scale reference for either gauge.
The walking-foot mechanism helps feed suitable layered and heavier materials through the twin-needle sewing area. The flat bed supports broad panels as you guide them past the needles.
Adjustable servo speed lets you slow down for detail work, bulky joins and changes in direction.
Plan the seam path for both needles, especially near tight corners and narrow edges. Test the complete seam stack and your chosen gauge on a sample before production.
Presser-foot clearance is not a guarantee of the thickness that can be sewn successfully.
Vertical-axis, double-capacity hooks carry more bobbin thread than standard-capacity hooks, helping reduce interruptions for bobbin changes.
The energy-saving servo motor does not run continuously while you pause to position the work.
Set a suitable stitch length up to 9mm for the seam and the appearance you want.
Furniture panels, automotive interiors and suitable soft-leather assemblies.
Covers, banners, lorry curtains and suitable coated fabrics.
Panel seams and visible twin-row topstitching on suitable materials.
Suitable quilted goods, horse rugs and related heavy textile work.
| Machine type | Industrial twin-needle flat-bed walking foot sewing machine |
|---|---|
| Stitch formation | Two parallel rows |
| Needle spacing options | ¼ inch / 6.4mm or ⅜ inch / 9.5mm; select your required variant |
| Maximum stitch length | 9mm |
| Presser-foot lift | 15mm |
| Maximum sewing speed | 3,000 stitches per minute |
| Needle system | 135x17 / DPx17 |
| Hooks | Vertical-axis, large-capacity hooks |
| Motor | Energy-saving servo with adjustable speed |
| Materials | Suitable heavy to extra-heavy material assemblies; test the complete seam |
| Warranty | One-year return-to-base warranty |
Maximum sewing speed is not a target for every job. Use a slower pace for dense materials, awkward transitions and detailed topstitching.
Choose the Eagle when the job calls for two parallel rows at a set spacing. For a single stitch row and general assembly work, explore the Mirsew MS-1541S or Mirsew MS1510.
Choose 6.4mm for the closer-spaced pair or 9.5mm for the wider pair. Match the gauge to your seam layout and the space available on the material.
Yes. The two needles form parallel rows in the same pass, with the spacing determined by the selected gauge.
Use the 135x17 / DPx17 needle system, with size and point matched to the material and thread. Browse DPx17 needles and Rasant Oxella 35 upholstery thread for suitable options, subject to your application and setup.
Yes. The machine is supplied built up with its industrial table, servo motor, thread stand, wheels and listed accessories.
Yes. Order online with Direct Sewing; nationwide New Zealand freight is available.