Elna Elina Pro: more ways to finish your seams
The Elna Elina Pro trims and finishes fabric edges with two, three or four threads. Use it for garment seams, stretch fabrics, narrow hems and decorative flatlocking. The program reference panel puts the recommended setup in front of you, so changing techniques is easier to follow.
A tilting needle clamp, lower-looper threading aid and colour-coded guides help you reach the threading points. Adjustable differential feed and foot pressure let you tune the finish for your fabric. A waste tray catches trimmings while you sew.
Choose a seam or decorative finish
Four-thread programs include everyday seams, stretch-knit seams and gathering. Three-thread options include wide overlocking, narrow hemming and rolled hems. The included converter also opens up two-thread overcasting, rolled hemming and flatlocking.
Two- and three-thread flatlocking can create a seam that pulls flat, or a decorative accent. Select the program on the reference panel, then set the needles, tensions and controls to suit that stitch.
Keep the settings close at hand
The front reference panel shows the setup for each program. It guides your adjustments rather than changing the tensions automatically. The manual lay-in tension dials and lower-looper pre-tension slider give you control over the finish.
For rolled hemming, move the needle-plate setting to R and follow the selected program’s setup. The plate stays on the machine. The upper knife can be retracted when you want to sew without trimming.
Make threading more accessible
Lift the presser foot to release the thread tensions. The lower-looper threading aid brings its threading point into reach, and the needle clamp tilts to help with threading and needle changes. A handheld needle threader is included.
Threading remains manual. Follow the colour-coded paths and the order in the manual. The front looper-cover safety system prevents operation with that cover open. Switch off before threading or changing needles.
Adjust the feed and keep your work area tidy
Adjust differential feed to help control stretched knit edges or puckering on woven fabric. Set stitch length from 1 to 5 mm, adjust the cutting width and change the foot pressure to suit the job. Test on a matching offcut before sewing your garment.
The electronic foot control operates sewing speeds up to 1,300 stitches per minute. A sewing light illuminates the work area. Store small tools in the accessory box and built-in compartment, then trim thread chains with the manual cutter. The 8.5 kg machine has a moulded carry handle.
Included accessories
- Standard snap-on presser foot fitted to the machine
- Set of Elna needles
- Four spool holder caps and four thread nets
- Large and small screwdrivers
- Tweezers
- Lint brush
- Handheld needle threader
- Bottle of oil
- Two-thread converter
- Spanner
- Spare upper knife
- Snap-on thread guide
- Tension-release clip
- Waste tray
- Accessory box
- Electronic foot control
- Dust cover
The Elina Pro comes pre-threaded. Its four spool holders are fitted on the spool stand. Download the Elina Pro instruction manual for threading, stitch settings and care.
Key specifications
- Threads
- Two, three or four
- Stitch options
- Overlocking, gathering, narrow hems, rolled hems, overcasting and flatlocking
- Program guidance
- Built-in stitch reference panel
- Maximum sewing speed
- 1,300 stitches per minute
- Stitch length
- 1–5 mm
- Cutting width
- 3–7 mm
- Differential feed ratio
- 0.5–2.25; maximum reduces at longer stitch lengths
- Thread tension
- Manual lay-in dials; released by raising the presser foot
- Foot pressure
- Adjustable dial
- Needle threading
- Tilting clamp and handheld threader
- Lower-looper threading
- Manual threading aid
- Upper knife
- Retractable
- Needle system
- HAx1SP ballpoint
- Thread cutting
- Manual thread-chain cutter
- Machine weight
- 8.5 kg
- Coverstitch and chain stitch
- No
Frequently asked questions
Is the Elina Pro suitable for a first overlocker?
The setup panel, colour-coded threading paths and threading aids give you useful guidance while learning. Practise threading and adjusting the stitches on scraps first. The range of two-, three- and four-thread finishes gives you room to try new techniques.
Does the program panel set the tensions automatically?
No. It shows the recommended settings for your selected program. Adjust the tension dials and other controls to match, then test on your fabric. Lifting the presser foot releases the tensions for threading.
How do I thread the Elina Pro?
Switch off and follow the manual’s order: lower looper, upper looper, right needle, then left needle. Raise the presser foot to release the tension discs. Use the lower-looper aid and tilting needle clamp as directed. Return the clamp to its sewing position before operating the machine.
Is it an air-threading overlocker?
No. The lower-looper mechanism helps you access the threading point, but you still guide the thread by hand. The tilting needle clamp and included handheld threader help with the needles.
Can it make rolled hems and flatlock seams?
Yes. It has two- and three-thread rolled-hem and flatlock programs. Use the included two-thread converter for two-thread programs and follow the reference panel and manual for the correct needle, tension and plate settings.
Does it make coverstitch hems?
No. The Elina Pro makes overlock and decorative edge stitches. A dedicated coverstitch machine is needed for coverstitch hems. It works alongside your sewing machine for garment construction and finishing.
Are the waste tray and dust cover included?
Yes. The standard package includes both, along with an accessory box, two-thread converter, foot control and the tools listed above. Optional feet and attachments for piping, gathering and other techniques are available separately.
Bring a new finish to your sewing
Check the current price and availability. For help choosing an overlocker or optional accessories, contact our friendly team. You can also read Elna’s Elina Pro brochure.
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