The machine has 2 heads and 15 needles per head, a maximum embroidery area of 400 × 500 mm (per head), a maximum speed of 1,200 stitches per minute, onboard memory for 20 million stitches or 200 designs, USB and Wi‑Fi connectivity, AC 110–230 V 50/60 Hz power, and a 10-inch user-friendly touch screen.
The stated 400 × 500 mm area refers to the maximum embroidery field per head.
Yes. The two heads are designed to run synchronized embroidery so you can produce identical items on each head at the same time, increasing throughput. Proper setup and threading are required to maintain sync.
Designs can be loaded via USB or over Wi‑Fi using the machine's file import functions on the 10" touch screen. Refer to the user manual for step‑by‑step import and transfer instructions.
The onboard memory can store up to 20 million stitches or approximately 200 designs, depending on individual design complexity and stitch count.
Many industrial machines support common formats such as DST, PES, EXP and others, but supported formats can vary. Check the machine's user manual or contact the supplier for the exact list of compatible file formats.
The machine accepts AC 110–230 V at 50/60 Hz. Ensure your facility wiring and plug adapters (if needed) comply with local electrical codes and the machine's requirements.
With the 400 × 500 mm field and 15 needles, the machine can embroider a wide range of flat items such as shirts, jackets, bags, towels, and panels. For specialized items like caps or shoes, verify hooping accessories and optional attachments are available.
The machine has 15 needles per head, so you can load up to 15 thread colors per head before needing to change threads. Planning color order and thread assignments helps minimize downtime.
Routine maintenance includes daily cleaning of lint and dust from the bobbin area and hook, regular oiling of recommended points per the manual, checking needle condition and tension, and periodic professional servicing. Always follow the supplied maintenance schedule.
The touchscreen typically allows basic functions such as scaling, rotating, mirroring, color reassignments, and sequence adjustments. For advanced editing, use dedicated embroidery software on a computer and then transfer the finished file to the machine.
Wi‑Fi allows convenient wireless file transfer; reliability depends on your local network strength and configuration. For critical production, use USB transfer as a stable alternative and secure your network per IT best practices.
Replacement needles, bobbins, hooks, and other wear parts are commonly available through the manufacturer or authorized dealers. Keep a small stock of consumables to avoid production interruption.
Warranty terms and technical support vary by seller and region. Check with your supplier for warranty length, what is covered, and available support or training options.
Operators should disconnect power before servicing, keep hair, jewelry and loose clothing away from moving parts, use proper lighting, follow the manual for needle changes and maintenance, and ensure the machine is grounded and installed on a stable surface.
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