Keep Your Production Running Smoothly During the Rainy Season
- Akash Moradiya
- Aug 6
- 2 min read
The rainy season doesn't damage embroidery machines overnight. Most problems happen because small precautions are ignored. Here are the simple tricks I recommend to every factory owner.
🌧️ 1. Don't Start the Machine Immediately in the Morning
During monsoon, moisture settles on the machine overnight.
Tip: Run the machine at low speed for 2–3 minutes before starting production.
Benefit: Smooth oil circulation and better machine stability.
🧹 2. Clean Thread Dust Every Evening
Humidity makes thread dust stick inside the machine.
Tip: Spend just 5 minutes cleaning:
Needle area
Thread path
Hook area
Machine table
Benefit: Less thread break and smoother running.
🛢️ 3. Check Oil Every Day
Don't wait for servicing.
Tip: Check the oil level before starting work.
Benefit: Proper lubrication reduces wear and keeps the machine running smoothly.
⚡ 4. Protect Your Machine from Voltage Fluctuations
Power fluctuations are common during monsoon.
Tip: Ensure proper earthing and use suitable power protection for your factory setup.
Benefit: Protects electronic parts and reduces unexpected machine errors.
🧵 5. Store Threads in a Dry Place
Moisture affects embroidery thread quality.
Tip: Keep thread cones in closed racks or dry cabinets.
Benefit: Fewer thread breaks and better stitch quality.
🔩 6. Listen to Your Machine
A machine always gives warning signs before a major problem.
Watch for:
New vibration
Unusual noise
Hard movement
Frequent thread breaks
Tip: Never ignore changes in machine sound.
👨🔧 7. Don't Delay Small Repairs
Many owners continue production thinking,
"We'll repair it later."
Small issues often become expensive repairs.
Tip: Fix small problems immediately.
📅 8. Plan Maintenance Before Peak Season
If wedding or festival orders are coming, don't wait.
Tip: Service your machine before the workload increases.
Benefit: Better production and fewer unexpected breakdowns.
Quick Monsoon Checklist ✅
✔ Check oil every morning
✔ Clean dust after every shift
✔ Keep threads dry
✔ Monitor machine sound
✔ Check electrical connections
✔ Fix small issues immediately
✔ Schedule preventive service
In my experience, 80% of embroidery machine breakdowns can be avoided with simple daily care.
A machine that is cleaned, lubricated, and inspected regularly will always give:
Better production
Better embroidery quality
Longer machine life
Lower maintenance cost
Remember: Preventive maintenance always costs less than emergency repairs.
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