Tape Edge is a division of American Plant & Equipment, Inc., Roebuck, South Carolina.

REBUILT MACHINES

Rebuilt in our own shop in Roebuck


Stripped to the frame, rewired, painted, run under power, crated.

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Rebuilt tape edge machine with a stainless steel top

Everybody in this trade uses the word rebuilt. Here it means one thing, and it is the same thing on every machine: the machine comes apart down to the frame, the wear parts are measured and replaced, the sew head is rebuilt on the bench, the electrics are renewed, the machine is painted with an automotive finish, and then it is run under power before it is crated.

We rebuild James Cash, United, Spuhl Anderson, Porter and Atlanta Attachment tape edge machines, and we rebuild customer owned machines as well as our own. If you want to know exactly what was done to a particular machine, quote us the reference and we will pull the file.

What to look for

Ask what was replaced, not what was done

A rebuild that resets everything is not a rebuild. Ask which parts were measured and which were replaced.

Ask whether the head came off

A sew head rebuilt on the bench under a light is a different machine from one adjusted in place.

Ask about the corner

Slow corner control is what separates a machine an operator can run all day from one they fight.

Ask to see it running

Nothing leaves this shop that has not been run under power. We will send you the video.

More on this: A machine at each stage of a rebuild

The rebuild, step by step

Tape edge machine stripped to the frame

STEP 1

Strip to the frame

Head off, carriage off, top off, drive out, wiring out. This is where we find out whether the machine is worth the work.

STEP 2

Measure and replace the wear parts

Track, bearings, clutch, lift screws and pivots measured. Anything outside tolerance is replaced or machined back.

Singer 300U head on the bench

STEP 3

Rebuild the sew head on the bench

Off the machine, stripped, wear parts replaced, hook and feed reset, timed and run before it goes near the table.

Machines back together in the rebuild bay

STEP 4

Renew the electrics

New components, a new panel where one is needed, and a new PLC on machines that take one. Wired for your own supply.

STEP 5

Automotive paint

Frame, table and carriage, with a hardened anti rub surface, so the top still looks right after a year of mattresses.

Finished rebuilt tape edge machine

STEP 6

Run and test under power, then crate

Carriage walked round, corner control set, lift cycled, head sewing. We send you the video before it is crated.

What rebuilt means here

Take this table to any other seller and ask them to fill in their own column.

Part Rebuilt in our shop Used, as inspected
Carriage Track and bearings measured, worn parts replaced Left as found
Table Checked flat, stainless top where specified, extensions fitted Left as found
Sew head Stripped on the bench, reset, timed and run Whatever is on it
Wiring Renewed, and set for your voltage, phase and frequency Original, as found
Paint Automotive finish with a hardened anti rub surface As found
Tested under power Yes, and we send you the video Inspected, and we say what we saw
Guarantee

The guarantee row is blank because we will not publish a warranty sentence we have not written down. Ask us and we will tell you exactly what we stand behind on a given machine.

The three condition grades

New build

What is done. Built to a specification we set: table, head, lift, controls and supply.

What is not. Not a used machine, and never shown with a year.

Rebuilt in our shop

What is done. The six stages above, on our own floor, photographed.

What is not. Not a clean and a coat of paint.

Used, as inspected

What is done. Inspected and photographed as it stands. We say what we know.

What is not. Not stripped, not rewired, not repainted.

Brands we rebuild

We also rebuild your own machine. Send photographs of the machine, the head and the plate, tell us your supply and the mattress heights you close, and we will tell you what it needs.

Rebuilt machines in the catalogue: 59

See all rebuilt machines
Acme, Tape Edge Machine, Rebuilt Head
Acme, Tape Edge Machine, Rebuilt Head
Ref M-3444 · Acme
James Cash, Tape Edge Machine, 54x75 inch Metal Table, Singer 300W Head, Rebuilt
James Cash, Tape Edge Machine, 54x75 inch Metal Table, Singer 300W Head, Rebuilt
Ref K-1552 · Singer
Porter, 1000, Serger Flanger, with Table, with Motor, with Needle Positioner, Rebuilt
Porter, 1000, Serger Flanger, with Table, with Motor, with Needle Positioner, Rebuilt
Ref K-1859 · Porter
James Cash, 100SMM, Rebuilt 2000, Queen Size Tape Edge Machine, High Lift, 220V
James Cash, 100SMM, Rebuilt 2000, Queen Size Tape Edge Machine, High Lift, 220V
Ref G-8712 · James Cash · 2000
Atlanta Attachment, Queen Size, Singer 300U Head, Stainless Steel Table
Atlanta Attachment, Queen Size, Singer 300U Head, Stainless Steel Table
Ref M-6432 · Atlanta Attachment Company
Spuhl Anderson, TE-32B, Tape Edge Machine, Queen Size, High Lift 20 Inches, Singer 300W Sewing Head Video available
Spuhl Anderson, TE-32B, Tape Edge Machine, Queen Size, High Lift 20 Inches, Singer 300W Sewing Head
Ref K-4355 · Spuhl Anderson
James Cash, 100 SNM, Tape Edge Machine, Singer 300 U Sewing Head, 75x52 inch Table
James Cash, 100 SNM, Tape Edge Machine, Singer 300 U Sewing Head, 75x52 inch Table
Ref K-0448 · James Cash
United, NR, Tape Edge Machine, 54x75 inch Metal Table, Singer 300w Head
United, NR, Tape Edge Machine, 54x75 inch Metal Table, Singer 300w Head
Ref K-1052 · United

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Tell us the size and the head, and we quote the same day.

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