W500 / W562 Spare Parts – For High-Speed Overlock and Safety Stitch Machines

Most customers don’t recognize model names like W500 or W562 when facing machine issues. Instead, they search for terms like “overlock machine thread not cutting” or “safety stitch not forming properly.” That’s why we’ve made it easy to find W500 / W562 spare parts without needing the exact model reference.

What Are W500 and W562 Machines?

The W500 Series, including models like W562, is a line of industrial overlock and safety stitch sewing machines. These machines are commonly used in high-speed garment production for edging, joining seams, and securing elastic. Their precision and speed make them popular in export units, but regular use can lead to wear in feed mechanisms, trimmers, and needle systems.

Most users call it an “industrial overlock” rather than by its actual model, which is why spare parts should be easy to identify based on the problem, not just the name.

When Do You Need These Spare Parts?

If your sewing machine:

• Isn’t trimming thread properly

• Feeds fabric unevenly or gets stuck

• Produces skipped stitches or broken seams

• Makes excessive noise or vibrates during use

You likely need a replacement part. Installing the right W500 / W562 spare parts will help restore the machine’s original performance without needing a complete overhaul.

Commonly Replaced Spare Parts for W500 and W562

We stock original-quality and compatible parts including:

• Upper and lower knives (cutters)

• Feed dogs and presser foot assemblies

• Needle plates, loopers, and thread guides

• Oil pads, tension adjusters, and screw sets

All parts are tested for industrial-grade durability and are compatible with the full W500 Series.

What Do Customers Search on Google?

Most buyers don’t search using technical model names. Instead, they look for real issues like:

• “Overlock machine blade replacement”

• “Safety stitch machine parts online”

• “Fabric not feeding in industrial sewing machine”

• “Juki W500 cutter or looper change”

• “Thread not trimming in 4-thread overlock”