Embroidery Machine: The core equipment used for embroidery operations.
Computer Design System: Software for creating and editing embroidery patterns.
Pneumatic Equipment: Such as air compressors, used to drive certain devices and components.
Embroidery Frames: Used to secure the fabric, ensuring stability during the embroidery process.
Spools and Needles: Various colors and types of thread spools and suitable embroidery needles required for the embroidery machine.
Sewing Machine: If needed, can be used for stitching edges or other sewing processes.
Cleaning Equipment: Used for cleaning and removing residues from the embroidery process.
Pressing Machine: Used for ironing and finishing the fabric after embroidery is completed to make it neat.
Material Storage Racks: For storing different types of fabrics and materials.
Spare Parts: Common spare parts such as spools, needles, and motors for emergencies.

This equipment is used for embroidery on various fabrics, capable of creating intricate patterns and designs.

The equipment can handle a variety of materials, including cotton, polyester, silk, and linen.

The production capacity varies by model, typically ranging from hundreds to thousands of samples per day.

In addition to the equipment itself, you may need a computer (for design), pneumatic tools, and material storage racks.

Key components include the embroidery head, needles, base plate, lead screws, and drive system.

Select a model based on production needs, budget, and desired embroidery effects.
 

Regular cleaning, lubrication, and inspections are important to prevent dust and debris from affecting operation.

We provide operation manuals, video tutorials, and online technical support to ensure users can operate the equipment proficiently.

 

You can contact our sales team at any time to get the spare parts you need.

 

Yes, we support custom designs; just provide your desired patterns.

 

Typically, a 220V power supply is needed, but this may vary by model.

 

Operation is relatively simple and can be learned quickly with training.

 

The working speed is adjustable, usually ranging from 500 to 1200 stitches per minute.

 

Yes, we can provide on-site installation and commissioning services.

 

Generally, a one-year warranty is offered, covering major components.

 

The equipment can meet the needs of both small studios and large-scale production.

 

Generally, no specific skills are needed, but basic computer knowledge can be helpful.

 

We provide technical support to help you resolve any issues encountered during operation.

 

Yes, most modern equipment supports connection to design software.

 

The procurement cycle usually ranges from 4 to 8 weeks, depending on stock availability.

 

The noise level is relatively low, usually around 60 decibels.

 

Thread breakage is often related to tension, needle choice, or thread quality; regular checks are recommended.

 

The design software we provide is user-friendly and suitable for beginners.

 

The equipment can be used for various products, including clothing, home textiles, hats, and bags.

Yes, you can easily change thread colors as needed.

 

Changing the spool is relatively simple and usually takes just a few minutes.

 

Production efficiency can be enhanced by optimizing designs and streamlining workflows.

 

Contact after-sales support if the equipment malfunctions or if there are operational issues.

 

Yes, with proper training, beginners can operate the equipment smoothly.

 

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