Elizabeth Machines Co.

Elizabeth Machines Co. Elizabeth Machines Co. was established by Max Skurrie in 1960 in Elizabeth Street, Melbourne.

Originally specialising in domestic sewing machine sales and service, the business grew quickly and began dealing with industrial sewing machines.

05/08/2026

Another custom setup delivered. Our Siruba 5‑thread overlocker fitted with a gathering device is now on its way to a hat manufacturer who needed a faster, cleaner way to gather hat linings.

Our technicians installed and tested the attachment in house using the client’s own samples, ensuring perfect gathers and consistent results before delivery. This setup will streamline production and keep their workflow running smoothly, one very happy client incoming.

From first time sewists to industry professionals, Elizabeth Machines Co is here to support the textile manufacturing in...
03/08/2026

From first time sewists to industry professionals, Elizabeth Machines Co is here to support the textile manufacturing industry in Australia nationwide. With showrooms you can walk into, machines ready to demo, spare parts on hand and a growing team of skilled sewing machine technicians, we’re proud to serve Australia’s sewing community from coast to coast.

Find us in:
Loganholme QLD
Port Melbourne VIC
Auburn NSW
Richmond SA

Whether you’re upgrading your equipment or processes, searching for reliable parts or need expert technical support, our branches are ready to help you.

Note: we do recommend calling ahead of time to schedule your machine demonstrations.

20/07/2026

Why is it important for us to know what thread you use?

Thread size and type directly determine which industrial sewing machine is right for your application. Every machine is engineered for a specific workload, needle range and thread capacity. For example, a Juki DDL 8000C is designed for clothing and light to medium weight fabrics. A metric 40 thread would not be suitable for this model because the needle system and feed mechanism are not built to handle thicker thread or heavier materials. In this case we would recommend a walking foot or compound feed machine that is designed to run larger needles and heavier thread without compromising stitch quality.

Thread selection affects far more than just appearance. The thickness, fibre type and twist of your thread influence tension balance, needle compatibility, stitch formation, seam strength and overall machine performance. Using the wrong thread can lead to skipped stitches, needle deflection, thread breaks, poor tension and premature wear on your machine.

Understanding your application is essential, but knowing your thread choice completes the picture. It allows us to match you with a machine that delivers consistent results, reliable performance and the correct stitch quality for your materials.

14/07/2026

When was the last time you serviced your industrial sewing machine?

Regular servicing keeps your machine running smoothly and prevents costly breakdowns. Most machines benefit from an annual service depending on usage, helping avoid untimed machines, tension issues and unexpected downtime.

Many operators are surprised to learn that needles should be changed every eight hours of use to maintain consistent stitch quality and protect your machine, or that your sewing machine oil should be changed annually. Tips and tricks you learn from a visit from one of our qualified techs.

Our qualified technicians are available across NSW, VIC, SA and QLD, with additional support in WA and TAS. Contact us today for your free quote and keep your machine performing at its best.

14/07/2026

What a skiving machine actually does.

A leather skiving machine thins the edge of leather by shaving away material in a controlled, consistent strip. Instead of cutting the leather shorter, it reduces the thickness at the edge.

This matters because leather is naturally bulky. When you fold it, overlap it, or stitch multiple layers, the edges can become thick, uneven, and difficult to sew. Skiving solves that.

This is the biggest reason professionals invest in skiving machines.

Hand trimming leather edges can take minutes per piece and requires skill. A skiving machine does the same job in seconds, with uniform thickness and no hand strain. Multiply that across a full day of production and the time savings are enormous.

Who benefits
Any industry that works with leather or vinyl gains immediate value:

✅Upholstery shops
✅Marine trimmers
✅Motor trimmers
✅Bag makers
✅Footwear makers
✅Saddlers
✅Small leather goods makers

If your work involves folding, binding, or stitching leather, skiving becomes a workflow upgrade rather than a luxury.

08/07/2026

How long does it take to embroider a cap?

There’s no set answer and every design is different. The designs size, stitch count, colour changes and other factors all play a part in how long embroidery takes, whether it’s a cap or any other item. The great thing about Melco, especially the Summit, is its operator‑friendly interface. Once your design is loaded, it tells you exactly how long the embroidery will take from start to finish — making planning effortless.

Contact us today for your personal quote.

07/07/2026

Proven to be 3–4 times faster than a conventional sewing machine for hemming, the CCP‑2300 is the upgrade workrooms choose when they want speed, consistency and reliability in every panel.

The Eisenkolb CCP‑2300 is built with a space efficient design and smart automation that dramatically increases output while maintaining the premium finishes your customers expect, all with minimal operator skill.

Designed for curtain workrooms needing higher productivity without compromising quality, the CCP‑2300 delivers uniform hems, reduced handling and a smoother workflow — helping your team produce more in less time.

If you want a faster, cleaner and more efficient hemming process, this is where the transformation starts.

01/07/2026

Cut your curtain perfectly to drop in 90 seconds with zero skill.

Introducing the Eisenkolb AGA‑2300 Automatic Curtain Cutting Machine the fastest way to achieve consistent, professional curtain drops with minimal operator training.

The AGA‑2300DP Series delivers automatic vertical fabric cutting, adjustable cutting speed and a universal lifting beam that clamps the curtain via the hem or lead cord. Operated through a multilingual touchscreen console, it’s built for accuracy, speed and repeatability.

Machine is custom-built and available in two versions:
Model 2300DP for workspaces with sufficient height.
Model 2300DPX for workspaces with limited ceiling height.

The future of curtain cutting is here.

26/06/2026

Struggling with inconsistent wave tape results or relying too heavily on your most skilled operators?

Here’s the machine that changes that.

The Sakura Stitch S‑872‑70DD uses a custom 70mm gauge, needle feed and a rear puller to make attaching 75mm wave tape faster, cleaner and far more consistent.

Perfect for workrooms wanting to reduce rework and improve output quality.

Take a better look and then get in touch for more info!

11/06/2026

Day 1 at Super Expo 2026 was a blast. We are super excited to confirm it went great and we are ready for day 2 and 3.
On our booth you will find our sales team from all 4 branches ready to talk Eisenkolb automatic curtain manufacturing machines, Miller Weldmaster, and our automatic rolled blind hemming machine.
It was great catching up with existing customers and even better meeting so many new faces. Hope everyone has a great day today. Come say hi at our booth.

Address

876 Lorimer Street, Port
Melbourne, VIC
3207

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+61386710000

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