Historical Events tagged with "isaac singer"
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Isaac Singer Receives Sewing Machine Patent
Isaac Merritt Singer was granted a patent for his sewing machine on August 12, 1851, in the United States. This invention featured a rock-and-balance mechanism that simultaneously formed stitches while feeding fabric. Singer's design significantly improved the efficiency of sewing, making it suitable for commercial use. He recognized the sewing machine's potential in mass production and ready-to-wear clothing, leading to its widespread adoption across industries. The patent solidified his role in transforming the garment-making field and influenced future sewing technology.
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