Is Pfaff a German company?
Pfaff is a German sewing machine company whose genesis dates back to the 1860s. For many years they had a factory in Kaiserslughten, Germany that made all of their machines, though they eventually opened another factory in Czechoslovakia. In 1999, Pfaff was bought by Husqvarna Viking, and in 2006, it became part of SVP Worldwide—a corporation that also owns the Husqvarna Viking and Singer sewing machine brand. Most SVP’s machines are made in China, although Singer states that they manufacture their products in Brazil, China, Taiwan, and Vietnam.It made its one-millionth machine in 1910. Pfaff was bought by Husqvarna Viking in 1999.European quality, Pfaff sewing machines are made to last years and years and will give faultless stitch results. The brand have a reputation as being one of the strongest on the market today, with a huge advantage of its unique built in dual fabric feeding system called IDT (Integrated Dual Transportation).In 1999, Pfaff was bought by Husqvarna Viking, and in 2006, it became part of SVP Worldwide—a corporation that also owns the Husqvarna Viking and Singer sewing machine brand. Most SVP’s machines are made in China, although Singer states that they manufacture their products in Brazil, China, Taiwan, and Vietnam.
Who bought Pfaff?
This is why Lithia’s acquisition of Pfaff Auto and its entry into Canada is interesting. Where are Pfaff Auto dealers located? We have 14 different dealerships covering 12 brands across Canada.
Who owns PFAFF?
PFAFF (German: PFAFF Industriesysteme und Maschinen AG, PFAFF Industrial) is a German manufacturer of sewing machines and is now owned by the SGSB Co. Ltd. In 1885, Georg Michael Pfaff opened a sewing machine shop in London. The PFAFF factory was expanded and modernized. Georg Pfaff, the second son of the founder, took over the management of the company after his father’s death in 1893 and expanded it further with great success.