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MOSS deeply engaged in sewing machinery standardization
Eight standards reviewed in 2026, with four more entering the review pipeline

From “manufacturing” to “standard-setting” — a Guangdong enterprise helps shape industry rules through standards

Houjie, Dongguan November 11, 2026 Source: MOSS Intelligent Technology (Guangdong) Co., Ltd.

As a member unit of the National Sewing Machinery Standardization Technical Committee (SAC/TC152), MOSS Intelligent Technology (Guangdong) Co., Ltd. participated in 2026 in a total of 8 national and industry sewing machinery standards for review, approval and voting; in addition, 4 standards are currently in the public-comment and drafting-unit recruitment stage, which the company is following in parallel.

8
Completed in 2026
Review / approval / voting
4
Upcoming or in
the review pipeline
38
Participated in re-examination voting for
industry standards in total
2
Submitted written
feedback

1. National standards: from public comment to foreign-language version approval National Standards

In August 2026, as a TC152 member unit, the company participated in the public-comment process for 2 national standards and submitted the written “Standard Public-Comment Feedback Form” bearing the company's opinions as required.

Standard name Category Company participation Status
“Sewing machine needles — Fit dimensions, tolerances and combinations” National standards Studied the draft for comment and submitted the written “Standard Public-Comment Feedback Form” Feedback submitted
“Sewing machinery terminology — Part 2: Embroidery machine terminology” National standards Studied the draft for comment and submitted written feedback Feedback submitted
“Test method for sewing thickness capacity of sewing machines”
(National standard foreign-language version · English)
National standard foreign-language version Attended the August 28 approval meeting and signed the “Review Conclusion of the National Standard Foreign-Language Version Review Meeting”; completed the online approval vote on September 17 Approved · voted

In particular, the approval of the foreign-language version of “Test method for sewing thickness capacity of sewing machines” marks the point at which China's test-method standards for household and industrial sewing equipment are formally ready for international export — of foundational significance for domestic sewing equipment participating in international technical exchange. The company's committee member attended the online approval meeting on August 28 and signed the review conclusion, then completed the approval vote via the China Standards Information Service Network on September 17.

2. Industry standard approval: three standards reviewed in one meeting Sector Standards

On October 19, 2026, TC152 held an industry standard approval meeting by video conference to centrally review 3 industry standards. The company's committee member reviewed the standard texts in advance as required and joined on the meeting day, completing the review:

Standard name Category Participation Status
“Industrial sewing machines — Quilting sewing machines” Industry standard Advance text review + attendance at approval meeting Approved
“Industrial sewing machines — Compound-feed lockstitch sewing machines” Industry standard Advance text review + attendance at approval meeting Approved
“CNC cutting tables — Part 2: Technical requirements for CNC systems” Industry standard Advance text review + attendance at approval meeting Approved

3. Standard re-examination voting: covering 38 existing standards Standard Review

In September 2026, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the 2026 industry standard re-examination project plan. This includes 34 sewing machinery industry standards under TC152, and 4 related standards under TC231/SC4, totaling 38. The company's committee member took part in the voting on the secretariat's re-examination opinions, giving member views on whether each of the 38 existing standards should remain valid, be revised or be withdrawn.

About standard re-examination

Standard re-examination is a key stage in full-lifecycle standards management. Judging each standard that has reached the end of its service life as “remain valid / revise / withdraw” directly determines the industry's technical rule base for the next five years. Member units' votes are consolidated into the secretariat's re-examination conclusion and reported to the competent authority.

4. Up for review: four standards enter the next stage Upcoming

As of publication, 4 standards have entered the public-comment or drafting stage; the company will continue to fulfill its member duties within the year and into early 2027:

By end of December 2026 · feedback pending
“Sewing machinery terminology — Part 5: Pressing and bonding equipment terminology”
National standard; the draft for comment is complete and is now open to all members' opinions. The company is organizing its technical team to review it and plans to submit the “Feedback Form” by the end of December.
In public comment · recruiting drafting units
“Design specification for age-friendly household sewing equipment”
National standard; formally approved for development and now recruiting drafting units from the industry. Interested enterprises may submit the “Standard Drafting Unit Application Form”.
In public comment · recruiting drafting units
“Industrial sewing machines — High-speed zigzag sewing machines”
Industry standard; formally approved for development and now recruiting drafting units.
In public comment · recruiting drafting units
“Computer-controlled lockstitch embroidery machines”
Industry standard; formally approved for development and now recruiting drafting units.
Editor's note

For export-oriented sewing equipment manufacturers, standards participation is increasingly a hidden competitive advantage: test-method standards determine how products are evaluated, terminology standards determine how technical documents are understood, and foreign-language versions directly affect the standing of domestic equipment in overseas markets. MOSS's standardization work essentially converts thirty years of craft accumulation and export-compliance experience into a technical language the industry shares.

5. From manufacturer to standards participant Background

MOSS Intelligent Technology (Guangdong) Co., Ltd. originates from the computerized pattern sewing machine manufacturing system founded in Houjie, Dongguan in 1996. Its products cover automotive airbags, seat interiors, bags and luggage, footwear and apparel, defense, toys, sports, labor protection and other fields, exported to 30+ countries and regions, with branches in Hai Phong (Vietnam), India, Cambodia and Indonesia.

The company holds a cumulative 9 national standards, 36 utility model patents; its products are CE and ISO-9001 certified, and it has continuously exhibited at CISMA (China International Sewing Equipment Show, 2025 booth N1-F46). As a member unit of the National Sewing Machinery Standardization Technical Committee (SAC/TC152), the company has sustained investment in standardization in recent years, feeding frontline manufacturing and export-compliance experience back into industry rule-making.

About MOSS

MOSS Intelligent Technology (Guangdong) Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer of computerized pattern sewing machines and automated sewing units. Its product line spans 12 models including the Zhen Series MSK-J, MLK-J intelligent pattern sewing machines and dedicated airbag equipment, with sewing areas from 150×100 mm to 2600×600 mm and maximum sewing speeds of 2,700–2,800 stitches/min. The company is also a member unit of the National Sewing Machinery Standardization Technical Committee (SAC/TC152).

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The standards events in this article are compiled from official TC152 secretariat notices and member working-group records from August to November 2026. Standard names and meeting dates are subject to the secretariat's official documents.