Singer industrial sewing machines have their roots in the mid-19th century, when Isaac Merritt Singer helped revolutionize sewing with practical, reliable machine designs.
As factories expanded during the Industrial Revolution, Singer adapted its technology for large-scale production, local production , developing stronger, faster machines built for continuous use.
By the early 20th century, Singer industrial machines were widely used in garment factories, shoemaking, and upholstery around the world.