The Automatic Wash Label Assembly Machine folds and attaches care labels, or wash labels, onto garment panels in one cycle. The operator loads the fabric, and the machine feeds the label, folds it, positions it, and sews it in place. It fits underwear, T-shirt, knitwear, and sportswear lines that need clean, uniform care-label placement at volume.
| Specification | Value |
| Head Type | WT264P-35NB |
| Label Size | L: 45–120 mm, W: 25–50 mm |
| Efficiency | 45 pcs / min |
| Quantity | 2–6 pcs / group |
| Power | 220V, 50Hz |
Wash labels are small, but they cause big delays on a sewing floor. Workers must cut the label, fold it, hold it against the seam, and sew it straight. Each step takes time, and the fold shape changes from one operator to the next.
This machine handles all of it. The label roll feeds automatically, the folder shapes each tag the same way, and the clamp sets it on the fabric at a fixed point. Then the sewing head runs the stored pattern and stops on its own. So the operator only loads and unloads the panel.
Because the control panel saves several stitch programs, you can move from a folded side-seam label to a flat care label in under a minute. Just choose the saved job, and work continues. One machine covers many styles across the day.
The servo motor keeps stitch quality steady at high speed, and it draws less power than a clutch motor. Moreover, the auto trimmer and needle positioner cut thread waste and reduce rework.
Most buyers look at labour cost first. One trained operator here can replace two or three hand stations. But consistency is the real gain. Every wash label sits at the same height, with the same fold and the same stitch length. That matters when brand buyers inspect your goods before shipment.
The frame suits daily factory use, and cleaning takes only a few minutes. Spare parts stay standard, so your technicians keep it running with ease.
Product Features:
Key Features:
1. Fully Automatic Assembly
The machine feeds, folds, places, and sews each wash label without operator guiding.
2. Uniform Fold and Placement
A pneumatic clamp holds every label at the same spot, so the fold never drifts.
3. Higher Daily Output
One operator only loads and unloads, so output per station climbs without extra staff.
4. Quick Style Changeover
Saved stitch jobs let you switch label types in under a minute.
5. Simple Touch Screen Setup
Set speed, stitch length, and label size on screen. New operators learn it in one shift.
6. Servo Drive with Auto Trimmer
The servo motor holds stitch quality at speed, and the trimmer cuts thread at cycle end.
7. Works With Many Label Types
Handles folded care labels, flat wash labels, and woven size tags on knit or woven fabric.
Automation cuts down manual handling, so each unit moves through the line faster. It also holds stitch quality steady from the first piece to the last. Because the machine doesn't get tired or lose focus, error rates drop and output stays consistent. Factories running our machines typically see lower labor costs too, since one operator can manage work that used to take several hands.
Yes. Naxtsew machines are built for continuous, shift-after-shift operation, not occasional use. If you're running a medium or high-volume apparel line, this is the kind of load they're designed for. Factories running two or three shifts a day rely on this same durability.
Our team provides setup guidance, operator training, and ongoing technical support. If a part needs replacing, we can supply it directly. So you're not left waiting on a third party once the machine is running.
Yes. We offer OEM and ODM options, which means we can adjust specs, tooling, and output speed to match your production line. Because every factory works differently, we start with your fabric type and volume needs before recommending a build.
We sell direct from the factory. This cuts out the markup you'd pay through a distributor, so you get factory pricing and direct support from our team. If you need parts, training, or service later, you're talking to us, not a middleman.
Lead times depend on the machine type and whether it's a standard build or a custom OEM/ODM order. [Insert your actual lead time range here — e.g., "4 to 8 weeks"]. Once you place an order, our team will give you a specific timeline based on your build.