Techsew 2130
Industrial straight-stitch and two-point zigzag sewing machine
Techsew specifies needle system 135x5 (DPx5) for the 2130 ZigZag industrial sewing machine.
Verified compatibility
1 verified relationships.
| Part or system | Relationship | Status | Evidence note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Needle System 135x5 (DPx5) | Officially compatible | CONFIRMED | Techsew specifies 135x5 (DPx5) as the 2130 needle system. |
Machine specifications
- Maximum stitch width
- 7 mm
- Needle system
- 135x5 (DPx5)
- Needle sizes
- #12 to #18
- Maximum sewing speed
- 2,000 stitches per minute
- Maximum zigzag width
- 7 mm
- Maximum stitch length
- 5 mm
- Presser-foot clearance
- 7 mm
- Workspace
- 10 in
- Included motor
- 550 W servo motor
About this machine
The Techsew 2130 is an industrial two-point zigzag machine for medium to heavy fabrics. It sews both straight and zigzag stitches, uses needle system 135x5 (DPx5), provides a 7 mm maximum zigzag width and has a 10-inch workspace.
The needle system is not 135x17
The 2130 uses 135x5 (DPx5). That is an important distinction because many walking-foot industrial machines elsewhere on SewFitGuide use 135x17. Similar industrial appearance is not enough to infer needle compatibility.
This is a zigzag specialist
Techsew documents straight stitch plus two-point zigzag, with a maximum 7 mm zigzag width. That makes the 2130 relevant to sails, covers, awnings and similar work where zigzag construction is useful, rather than a substitute for a compound-feed straight-stitch machine.
What this machine is used for
- Canvas goods
- Sails and awnings
- Tents and tarpaulins
- Automobile covers
- Tents
- Sails
- Awnings
- Inflatables
- Tarpaulins
Sources and scope
Compatibility is limited to facts confirmed on the official Techsew product page.
- Techsew 2130 ZigZag Industrial Sewing Machine Techsew USA · Official machine product page · Tier 2
- Techsew documentation Techsew · Documentation · Tier 2
Catalog source-link check completed September 2026. This maintenance check did not reverify every factual claim. See how factual verification differs from maintenance checks.