Choosing the right electric iron is important for garment manufacturers, tailoring workshops, laundries, uniform suppliers, hotels, dry-cleaning businesses, and demanding household users. An iron must provide sufficient heat, maintain stable performance, glide smoothly across fabric, and remain comfortable during repeated use. It must also be durable enough to withstand daily operation while offering the precision needed for delicate garments and the pressing force required for heavier materials.
The ST-94A (ES-94A) Electric Iron is designed to address these requirements with a practical combination of power, weight, temperature control, ergonomic handling, and dual-voltage flexibility. Its 1200W heating capacity enables rapid preparation, while its 2.1 kg construction supplies useful pressing pressure without making the tool unnecessarily difficult to maneuver. The result is an electric iron suitable for both professional and domestic environments.
Manufactured by Jinyun Shengda Sewing Equipment Co., Ltd., the ST-94A forms part of a wider range of garment-care and industrial ironing equipment. The manufacturer has developed experience in electric irons, steam irons, hanging irons, spray guns, small steam machines, heat transfer machines, steam boilers, vacuum tables, and related accessories. This broader product knowledge supports a practical understanding of the complete pressing process rather than focusing on a single appliance in isolation.
For users seeking an electric iron that combines dependable heating with straightforward operation, the ST-94A offers a balanced solution. It is not designed merely to produce high temperature. Instead, it is engineered to give users control over heat, pressure, movement, and working time, which are the essential elements of consistent garment finishing.
ST-94A(ES-94A) Electric Iron
The ST-94A (ES-94A) Electric Iron is a corded electric pressing tool with a rated power of 1200W and support for both 110V and 220V electrical systems. Its 2.1 kg weight gives the soleplate enough downward force to help flatten wrinkles, shape seams, and press thicker sections of fabric. At the same time, the handle and soleplate design are intended to keep the iron manageable during extended operation.
The iron is available with soleplate dimensions identified as 209 by 118 millimeters and 205 by 120 millimeters. These dimensions provide a useful working surface for covering broad garment areas while preserving the maneuverability needed around collars, cuffs, pockets, pleats, edges, and other detailed sections.
Its temperature adjustment system allows the operator to adapt the heat level to the material being pressed. This is particularly important when a workroom handles a variety of fabrics. Lightweight textiles can require gentler treatment, while denim, wool, canvas, uniforms, and layered seams may need a higher setting and more pressure. A controllable electric iron gives the operator a better opportunity to match the pressing process to the fabric.
| Product | ST-94A (ES-94A) Electric Iron |
| Product category | Electric Iron |
| Voltage | 110V/220V |
| Power | 1200W |
| Weight | 2.1 kg |
| Available soleplate dimensions | 209 × 118 mm and 205 × 120 mm |
| Primary applications | Household, tailoring, garment production, laundry, hotel, and commercial pressing |
| Operating approach | Manual temperature adjustment and direct soleplate pressing |
This specification profile places the ST-94A in a useful middle ground. It provides more pressing authority than a very light domestic iron, yet remains more direct and compact than larger pressing machinery. For workshops that require flexibility across many garment types, this balance can be more useful than a product optimized for only one fabric or one production task.
The 1200W power rating is one of the main performance advantages of the ST-94A. Power affects how quickly the heating element can raise the soleplate to the selected operating temperature and how effectively the iron can recover heat during repeated contact with fabric. In a busy workroom, this can influence the time required to prepare the iron and the consistency of the pressing process.
A lower-powered iron may take longer to reach the desired temperature. It may also recover more slowly when the soleplate repeatedly transfers heat to damp or dense fabric. Such delays can interrupt the operator’s rhythm, particularly when pressing multiple garments in sequence. The ST-94A’s 1200W output is intended to provide a more responsive heating experience, helping users begin work quickly and maintain practical productivity.
Fast heating is valuable in both commercial and household settings. In a tailoring shop, it helps staff move from preparation to production without unnecessary waiting. In a laundry or uniform service, it supports repetitive pressing tasks. At home, it means the user can handle a garment promptly instead of allowing the appliance to warm for an extended period.
However, useful heating performance is not simply a matter of maximum power. Effective pressing also depends on temperature control, soleplate contact, weight, and operator technique. The ST-94A combines these factors so that its 1200W rating contributes to a complete ironing system rather than acting as an isolated specification.
During repetitive garment work, the operator often moves between different sections of a garment without turning the iron off. A responsive heating system helps the tool remain ready for continued operation. The user can work through sleeves, body panels, collars, and seams with fewer interruptions, provided that the selected temperature is appropriate and normal operating procedures are followed.
Consistent availability is especially helpful when the iron is used alongside a vacuum table, steam equipment, or garment-finishing station. The ST-94A can serve as a direct-heating tool within a broader workflow, giving the operator a practical option for pressing tasks that do not require a separate steam delivery system.
The ST-94A weighs 2.1 kg. This weight is an important part of its functional design because pressing quality depends not only on heat but also on controlled pressure. A heavier iron can help flatten wrinkles, define folds, and improve contact between the soleplate and fabric. It can be particularly useful when working with thicker textiles, layered seams, workwear, and structured garments.
At the same time, excessive weight can make an iron difficult to use. If the tool is too heavy for its handle or poorly balanced, the operator may experience fatigue, reduced control, or slower movement. The ST-94A is designed to provide a practical balance between pressing force and maneuverability. Its 2.1 kg body supplies meaningful pressure without requiring the user to rely entirely on physical force.
This balance can offer an advantage over lightweight irons that depend almost entirely on downward pressure from the operator. With a suitable iron weight, the user can guide the appliance across the garment while allowing the tool itself to assist with flattening. This approach may help produce more even results and reduce the effort required on dense fabrics.
Different materials respond to different combinations of heat and pressure. Lightweight fabrics may need careful movement and moderate heat, while thick cotton, wool blends, uniforms, or multilayered areas may benefit from additional pressure. The ST-94A gives the operator a stable platform for adapting technique according to the garment.
Weight can also be helpful when shaping seams. A controlled pass over a seam can flatten excess bulk and create a cleaner appearance. In tailoring and garment production, this can improve the appearance of finished products and reduce the need for repeated passes.
The ST-94A supports 110V and 220V operation. This dual-voltage capability is a significant practical advantage for distributors, international buyers, workshops serving different markets, and users who need equipment that can be deployed in more than one region.
Electrical standards differ between countries and commercial facilities. A product that is configured for only one voltage may require a separate version, additional conversion equipment, or a replacement purchase when moved to another market. By supporting both 110V and 220V systems, the ST-94A offers greater deployment flexibility.
For international buyers, this feature can simplify product planning. A distributor may be able to serve customers in multiple voltage regions with one product family, subject to confirming the correct configuration and local electrical requirements before purchase. Businesses with facilities in different countries may also find dual-voltage equipment easier to standardize.
Travel and mobile service applications can benefit as well. A garment professional working between locations can select the appropriate voltage setting or configuration for the local supply. Users should always verify the operating instructions, electrical connection requirements, and safety procedures before energizing the iron in a new location.
The soleplate is the main working surface of an electric iron. Its dimensions, finish, shape, and heat distribution influence how efficiently the operator can move across a garment. The ST-94A is associated with soleplate dimensions of 209 by 118 millimeters and 205 by 120 millimeters, providing a compact yet useful coverage area.
A soleplate of this size can cover a reasonable section of fabric during each pass. This helps reduce unnecessary repetition on broad garment panels while preserving the ability to work around detailed areas. A soleplate that is too large may be difficult to position around narrow sections, while one that is too small may require excessive passes. The ST-94A’s dimensions support a compromise between coverage and control.
The polished soleplate surface is intended to reduce friction during movement. Smooth gliding is valuable because it helps the operator guide the iron without dragging or catching on the fabric. It can also make directional pressing easier when the user needs to follow a seam, shape a curve, or move carefully around a garment feature.
Professional pressing often requires both broad movement and detailed control. The operator may press the center of a shirt panel, then immediately move to a collar, cuff, pocket, or seam. A practical soleplate should support these transitions without making the iron feel unwieldy.
The ST-94A’s form is suited to direct manual operation. Users can place the soleplate over a specific area, apply controlled pressure, and guide it in a suitable direction. This is useful for garments that cannot be treated efficiently with a large industrial press or that require visual control throughout the process.
The soleplate should be kept clean and handled according to the manufacturer’s maintenance guidance. Fabric treatments, residues, and unsuitable temperature settings can affect gliding performance. Regular inspection and careful use help preserve the surface and support consistent results.
Temperature control is essential when one iron is used for multiple fabric types. A temperature that is appropriate for a heavy material may be unsuitable for a delicate textile. The ST-94A includes an adjustable temperature control system that allows the operator to select a setting based on the fabric and pressing requirement.
The control knob is positioned for convenient access, enabling adjustments during operation. This can be useful when a work order includes several materials or when the operator needs to reduce heat before moving from a heavy garment to a more sensitive section.
Good temperature management involves more than turning the control from low to high. The user should identify the fabric, consult garment-care information when available, begin with an appropriate setting, and test an inconspicuous area if there is uncertainty. Operators should also avoid leaving the hot soleplate stationary on fabric for longer than necessary.
Consistent temperature control helps reduce common pressing problems such as shiny marks, heat damage, incomplete wrinkle removal, or uneven finishing. The ST-94A gives the operator a direct means of adjusting the heat according to the task, which is particularly valuable in professional environments where garments may vary throughout the day.
In a tailoring workshop, temperature control can support pressing during construction as well as final finishing. Seams, darts, hems, collars, and facings may all require different handling. In a laundry or hotel setting, it can help operators work with shirts, uniforms, table linens, and other items that do not all have identical material characteristics.
Temperature control also contributes to equipment efficiency. Selecting a suitable setting avoids using unnecessarily high heat for every garment. This can support safer operation and may help preserve fabrics over repeated pressing cycles.
Operator comfort is a practical performance factor, especially when an iron is used for long periods. An uncomfortable handle can cause excessive gripping, reduced accuracy, and fatigue in the hand, wrist, or forearm. The ST-94A uses an ergonomic handle design intended to provide a secure grip and improved control.
A comfortable handle allows the operator to guide the iron with less unnecessary tension. This is helpful when following garment contours or making short, accurate movements around pockets and seams. It also supports more stable pressure application because the user can maintain a controlled grip rather than repeatedly repositioning the hand.
Ergonomics can influence productivity in ways that are not always visible in a specification table. When an operator is comfortable, the work rhythm is more likely to remain steady. Reduced fatigue may help maintain attention to fabric direction, temperature selection, and pressing sequence.
Detailed garment work often requires the iron to be moved in short strokes rather than long passes. An ergonomic handle helps the user change direction, lift the iron, and position it accurately. This is important when working around buttons, narrow seams, collars, cuffs, and shaped sections.
The handle should always be used with a stable ironing surface and appropriate posture. Even a well-designed handle cannot replace safe working habits. Operators should keep the work area clear, avoid touching the soleplate, and place the iron securely when it is not in use.
The ST-94A is constructed for repeated use in household and commercial environments. Durability is important because an electric iron used in a workshop may experience many more operating cycles than an appliance used occasionally at home. The body, heating system, soleplate, handle, and control components must work together reliably.
A durable design can reduce interruptions caused by premature wear and support more predictable production planning. This is particularly important for businesses that press garments according to delivery schedules. Stable equipment helps operators focus on the work rather than constantly compensating for inconsistent heating or difficult handling.
Durability also contributes to long-term value. The purchase price is only one element of equipment cost. Maintenance time, replacement frequency, training requirements, workflow interruptions, and service availability all affect the total cost of ownership. A product designed for dependable operation may provide greater value over its working life.
The ST-94A is suitable for both professional and domestic use because its features address needs shared by both environments. A household user may appreciate fast heating, easy temperature adjustment, and a comfortable grip. A commercial operator may place greater emphasis on weight, durability, voltage flexibility, and repeated-use performance.
This broad suitability can simplify purchasing for distributors and institutional buyers. Instead of offering a product with a very narrow application, buyers can position the ST-94A for tailoring rooms, repair shops, laundry areas, hotels, uniform departments, and home users who want stronger performance than a basic light-duty iron.
The ST-94A has several characteristics that can distinguish it from basic household irons or very lightweight models. Its 1200W output supports fast heating, while its 2.1 kg weight provides more pressing force. Its temperature adjustment system gives the user greater control, and its dual-voltage capability supports broader use across electrical markets.
Basic irons may be designed primarily for occasional home use. They can be convenient for small loads but may not provide the same level of pressing authority or durability required in a commercial workroom. The ST-94A is positioned as a more robust tool for users who need repeated operation and more direct control over the finishing process.
Compared with very large pressing machines, the ST-94A offers greater mobility and lower space requirements. A large machine may be effective for standardized, high-volume operations, but it can be less convenient for detailed work, small batches, repairs, or garment sections that require visual and manual control.
Compared with steam-only systems, a direct electric iron can be simpler to deploy. It does not require the same type of external steam supply arrangement for basic dry pressing tasks. This can make it practical for businesses that need dependable heat and pressure without installing a larger steam infrastructure.
The strongest advantage of the ST-94A is its balance. It combines useful power, manageable dimensions, meaningful weight, temperature control, ergonomic handling, and voltage flexibility. Each feature supports the others. Power without control could damage fabric; weight without ergonomics could cause fatigue; compact dimensions without sufficient heat could reduce productivity. The product is designed to avoid these imbalances.
This makes it a useful choice for facilities that need one adaptable electric iron for varied work. It can support garment finishing, small production runs, tailoring, alterations, pressing repairs, and everyday fabric care without requiring a separate appliance for every task.
Tailors and alteration professionals often work with garments at different construction stages. They may need to flatten seams, shape darts, press hems, prepare collars, or complete final finishing. The ST-94A’s combination of weight and adjustable temperature supports these varied tasks.
Its manageable soleplate size is useful when working on individual garment sections. The operator can make accurate passes around fitted areas and then use the same iron for larger panels. The comfortable handle helps maintain control during repeated detail work.
In garment manufacturing, pressing can take place between construction steps and at final inspection. A reliable electric iron can help operators maintain a consistent appearance across batches. The 1200W heating capacity supports regular workflow, while the 2.1 kg weight assists with seams and thicker sections.
Manufacturers may use the iron as part of a larger finishing line that includes vacuum tables, steam boilers, and other pressing equipment. It can serve as a flexible manual station for areas that require attention beyond the reach of automated or larger pressing machinery.
Laundries and uniform services handle a broad selection of fabrics and garment shapes. Shirts, trousers, jackets, workwear, hospitality uniforms, and institutional clothing may all require different heat and pressure settings. The ST-94A provides direct temperature adjustment and enough weight to assist with efficient wrinkle removal.
Dual-voltage capability may also be valuable for service companies that operate in multiple markets or purchase equipment through international supply channels. Buyers should confirm local electrical requirements and the correct product configuration before installation.
Hotels may use electric irons in guest services, housekeeping departments, laundry areas, or uniform rooms. Equipment in these environments must be easy to operate and dependable because different staff members may use it during busy shifts. The ST-94A’s simple operating approach and accessible temperature control can support staff training.
Its compact form also allows it to be used where space is limited. It can be assigned to a dedicated ironing station or used as a supplementary tool alongside larger garment-finishing equipment.
Home users who press garments frequently may benefit from the product’s higher pressing authority and robust construction. It can also suit home-based tailoring, craft businesses, uniform preparation, and small-scale clothing sales where professional presentation is important.
For these users, the combination of rapid heating and practical handling can reduce the time required for regular garment care. The adjustable temperature system helps the operator work with different fabrics rather than relying on one fixed heat level.
The ST-94A is manufactured by Jinyun Shengda Sewing Equipment Co., Ltd., a company established in 2003 in Zhejiang, China. The company operates in Huzhen Town, Lishui City, in a region connected to Lishui, Jinhua, and Taizhou. Its location provides access to transportation and established industrial communication channels.
The manufacturer specializes in the independent research, development, and production of ironing and garment equipment. Its product portfolio includes electric irons, steam irons, hanging irons, spray guns, small steam machines, heat transfer machines, steam boilers, vacuum tables, and accessories.
This product range is significant because it gives the manufacturer experience across multiple stages of garment care. Electric irons require knowledge of heating, insulation, temperature control, mechanical design, and user handling. Steam equipment and vacuum tables require additional understanding of moisture, airflow, pressure, and finishing workflow. Experience across these categories can support more practical product development.
The company emphasizes independent research and development as part of its manufacturing approach. In practical terms, this means product improvement can be informed by direct knowledge of customer requirements, production conditions, material behavior, and equipment service needs.
Independent development also provides a foundation for customization. Customers may require different voltage configurations, branding arrangements, packaging specifications, product combinations, or application-focused solutions. A manufacturer with internal technical and production capabilities is better positioned to discuss such requirements systematically.
Product improvement is especially important for electric irons because small design changes can affect daily usability. Handle shape, soleplate finish, weight distribution, temperature adjustment, and heating response all influence the operator’s experience. Continuous evaluation of these factors supports the development of equipment that is more practical in real working conditions.
The company’s research and development, management, and sales teams work closely together. This coordination can help connect market feedback with product improvement and production planning. It also supports clearer communication with customers regarding specifications, customization, quality expectations, and shipment arrangements.
For international buyers, communication across departments can be an important supplier advantage. Buyers often need more than a product quotation. They may require documentation, packaging details, voltage confirmation, order coordination, production updates, and after-sales communication. A coordinated organization can make these processes more efficient.
The manufacturer states that it follows national and industry standards, including GB4706.1-2005 and GB4706.2-2007. These standards relate to safety requirements for household and similar electrical appliances and electric irons. Following applicable standards is important because electric heating products involve temperature, current, insulation, and user-contact considerations.
The company also states that its products have passed CCC and CQC certifications. Certification and compliance information should be reviewed according to the specific model, configuration, destination market, and current documentation. Buyers should request relevant certificates and technical files when required for import, distribution, or institutional procurement.
Compliance is not only a formal purchasing consideration. It supports confidence in the design and production process. A product that is evaluated against recognized requirements must address issues such as electrical safety, component performance, construction, labeling, and operating instructions.
Quality should be understood as a complete process rather than a final inspection alone. It begins with design decisions and material selection, continues through component management and assembly, and extends to functional testing, packaging, documentation, and customer service.
For an electric iron, useful quality checks may include verification of heating behavior, temperature adjustment, insulation, power connection, soleplate condition, handle security, body assembly, and operating stability. Careful packaging is also important because the soleplate and control components must be protected during transportation.
Shengda’s focus on quality upgrades and product improvement supports a manufacturing approach aimed at long-term reliability. For distributors and professional users, this can be more valuable than a short-term focus on the lowest purchase price.
The company offers customization and OEM services. These capabilities can be useful for distributors, wholesalers, retailers, uniform suppliers, equipment integrators, and businesses developing their own product lines.
OEM cooperation may involve branding, packaging, labeling, documentation, product combinations, or order-specific requirements. The exact scope depends on technical feasibility, order quantity, certification requirements, and destination-market regulations. Buyers should provide complete specifications at the beginning of the purchasing process so that the manufacturer can evaluate the request accurately.
Customization can also support market positioning. A distributor may want to present the ST-94A as part of a professional garment-care range, while a workshop may need equipment packaged together with a vacuum table, steam boiler, or accessories. A manufacturer with a broad portfolio can help buyers create a more complete solution.
Shengda’s products are exported to Southeast Asia, Central Asia, South America, Africa, and other regions. Experience with international markets can support order handling, packaging coordination, shipping preparation, and communication with overseas customers.
International buyers should confirm product voltage, plug requirements, packaging dimensions, minimum order quantities, lead times, warranty conditions, spare parts, and documentation before placing an order. These details help prevent delays and ensure that the equipment is suitable for the destination market.
Before use, place the ST-94A on a stable and heat-resistant ironing surface. Inspect the power cord, plug, handle, and visible body components. Confirm that the electrical supply corresponds to the product configuration and that the work area is dry and free of unnecessary objects.
Select a temperature suitable for the fabric. When the material is unfamiliar, begin conservatively and test a hidden section if appropriate. Move the iron continuously when working on heat-sensitive fabrics, and avoid leaving the soleplate in one position for an extended time.
Use the iron with a suitable pressing motion. The 2.1 kg weight already contributes downward pressure, so the operator does not need to apply excessive force. Guide the tool steadily and use shorter movements for collars, seams, cuffs, and other detailed sections.
When finished, turn the iron off, disconnect it according to operating instructions, and place it in a safe position for cooling. Do not touch or store the appliance until the soleplate and other hot components have cooled sufficiently.
Keep the soleplate clean and free from residues. If material adheres to the soleplate, allow the iron to cool and follow the manufacturer’s recommended cleaning procedure. Avoid abrasive methods or unsuitable chemicals that could damage the polished surface.
Inspect the power cord periodically for wear, cuts, looseness, or heat damage. If any electrical problem is suspected, stop using the iron and arrange professional inspection or service. Do not attempt unauthorized modifications to the heating or electrical system.
Store the iron in a dry location where it will not be struck by other equipment. Proper storage helps protect the soleplate, handle, temperature control, and power connection between uses.
When purchasing the ST-94A for commercial use, buyers should first identify the intended workload. Consider the number of garments pressed per day, the fabric types, the length of operating sessions, the available work surface, and whether the iron will be used alone or with steam and vacuum equipment.
Voltage is another essential consideration. Although the product supports 110V/220V operation, the buyer should confirm the required configuration, local plug style, frequency, electrical protection, and installation conditions. These details should be agreed with the supplier before shipment.
Buyers should also evaluate service support. Ask about spare parts, warranty terms, technical instructions, replacement components, and recommended maintenance. A clear service arrangement can protect the investment and reduce downtime.
For distributors, packaging, labeling, manuals, certification documents, and order quantities should be reviewed early. If OEM or private-label service is required, provide artwork, language requirements, packaging expectations, and compliance details in advance.
The ST-94A has a rated power of 1200W. This output is intended to support rapid heating and practical heat recovery during repeated pressing operations.
Yes. The stated voltage range is 110V/220V. Buyers should confirm the correct configuration and local electrical requirements before use.
The iron weighs 2.1 kg. This provides useful pressing pressure while remaining suitable for manual movement across garments.
Yes. Its power, weight, adjustable temperature control, durable construction, and ergonomic handle make it suitable for tailoring shops, garment production, laundries, hotels, uniform services, and other commercial applications.
It can be used with different fabric types when the operator selects an appropriate temperature and pressing method. Users should follow garment-care instructions and test uncertain materials in an inconspicuous area.
The listed soleplate dimensions are 209 by 118 millimeters and 205 by 120 millimeters. These dimensions provide a balance between coverage and maneuverability.
The ST-94A is identified as an electric iron. It should not be assumed to include an integrated steam system unless the supplier confirms a specific configuration. It can be used alongside separate steam equipment when the workflow requires it.
The 2.1 kg weight helps apply pressure to fabric without requiring the operator to press down excessively. This can assist with wrinkles, seams, thicker fabrics, and structured garments.
The ST-94A is manufactured by Jinyun Shengda Sewing Equipment Co., Ltd., a Zhejiang-based producer of electric irons and related garment-finishing equipment.
The manufacturer offers customization and OEM services. Buyers should discuss branding, packaging, specifications, certification, order quantity, and delivery requirements directly with the supplier.
The company produces electric irons, steam irons, hanging irons, spray guns, small steam machines, heat transfer machines, steam boilers, vacuum tables, and related accessories.
Users should operate the iron on a stable heat-resistant surface, verify the electrical supply, keep the work area dry, avoid touching the hot soleplate, select suitable temperatures, inspect the cord regularly, and allow the appliance to cool before storage.
The ST-94A (ES-94A) Electric Iron is a practical garment-finishing tool built around a balanced set of performance features. Its 1200W output supports fast heating, its 2.1 kg weight provides useful pressing force, and its adjustable temperature system allows the operator to respond to different fabric requirements. The compact soleplate dimensions support both broad coverage and detailed work, while the ergonomic handle contributes to comfort and control.
Its dual-voltage capability increases flexibility for international users and distributors. Its durable construction makes it suitable for repeated operation in tailoring shops, laundries, garment factories, hotels, uniform departments, and home-based businesses. Compared with basic lightweight irons, it offers greater pressing authority and a more professional operating profile. Compared with larger specialized machines, it is easier to maneuver and requires less space.
The product is supported by a manufacturer with experience in independent research, development, production, quality improvement, OEM cooperation, and international distribution. Shengda’s broader portfolio of ironing and garment equipment provides a foundation for understanding complete pressing workflows and supplying coordinated solutions.
For buyers seeking a dependable electric iron that combines heat, pressure, control, flexibility, and manufacturing support, the ST-94A represents a versatile option. With correct operation, regular maintenance, and suitable fabric-handling practices, it can contribute to efficient and consistent garment presentation across professional and domestic environments.
1. Product specification information for the ST-94A (ES-94A) Electric Iron, including voltage, power, weight, and soleplate dimensions.
2. Jinyun Shengda Sewing Equipment Co., Ltd. company information and manufacturing profile.
3. General principles of electric ironing, fabric temperature selection, garment pressing, and textile finishing.
4. GB4706.1-2005, Safety requirements for household and similar electrical appliances.
5. GB4706.2-2007, Safety requirements for electric irons.
6. General guidance for electrical appliance operation, inspection, maintenance, and workplace safety.
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