SINGER® irons are designed for sewers with features like a precision tip for pressing seams open, powerful steam functions to remove stubborn wrinkles, and a smooth soleplate that glides effortlessly over fabric. Many also have a longer auto-shutoff time for convenience.

The exclusive SINGER® OnPoint™ tip is designed to be narrower and more pointed than a standard iron. This allows you to easily get into tight corners, press around buttons, and accurately press seams open for professional-quality results.

Yes, SINGER® irons are designed to be used with regular tap water. They feature internal anti-calcium filters to help prevent mineral buildup. However, if you live in an area with extremely hard water, using a 50/50 mix of tap and distilled water can extend the iron's life.

Yes, many SINGER® irons feature a 30-minute auto-shutoff when left in the vertical position, compared to the 8-15 minutes of standard irons. This is a deliberate feature designed for sewers who use their iron intermittently throughout a long project.

SINGER® irons often feature a durable stainless steel or ceramic soleplate. Both types are designed to be non-stick, scratch-resistant, and provide even heat distribution for a smooth, effortless glide across all types of fabric.