When comparing prices, look beyond the purchase cost. Consider warranty coverage, availability of spare parts, maintenance requirements, thread compatibility, and after-sales technical support. A durable machine with reliable local support can provide better long-term value, even if its initial price is higher.
Before purchasing, confirm that the machine can handle your preferred bag materials, including woven polypropylene, paper, grain, flour, and fertilizer bags. Ask for specifications and, where possible, a demonstration of stitching performance.