Best Multi Needle Embroidery Machine
Brand New JIADAI Brand Best Multi Needle Embroidery Machine. Read about Top Embroidery Machines Compliance Issue
Multi Language operation system (Chinese), English,)
Model: HD:-7 New Technology High Speed Type Intake Body European Quality Embroidery Machine.
915 (360*500*750mm) Normal Flat With Double Sequin Embroidery Machine, 9 Needle, 15Head, 36cm Head to Head distance, 50cm Alternative system, pantograph with 75 cm Working area only
- USB Port for data transfer.5’’ LCD Model (328) Color Monitor latest Beijing DAHAO Brand Copy Dahao Computerized Control system.
- Frame protection, use better quality 02 sets dhaho Servo Motor for X-Y direction.
- Main motor 2.5 KW dhaho.
- Max speed : 200-850 RPM.
- High Speed Single Cam Double Reciprocator, With Jam Motor.
- Arm-80mm.
- Rotary hook(Hirose Japan) and Haya bobbing case.
- 5 Cm belt(S 5m).X – 2Belt & Y – 4 Belt.
- 300 x 300 x 10mm beam, Down beam large size with 2 L support.
- High Quality reciprocator set.
- Pressure feet without bush.
- Better quality Stabilizer, Reckoning winder & bobbin winder , Tool Box.
- Machine body is Beijing steel.
- Without frame.
- Minimum Loading 02 Set one Container.
Machine Summary:
1. Machine voltage consumption: Three phase 380 or single phase 220 voltage, 50 HZ, 3 KVA
2. Machine Power capacity: Our machine power capacity is 3.0 KW.
3. Machine RPM: Our machine RPM 200-850.
4. Machine color: Our machine color is Tajima Green color.
Terms & Conditions:
1. Terms of payment : By an irrevocable 100% L/C at sight. Transshipment allowed but partial shipment not allowed. Other charges of outside of Bangladesh and local factory site will be at beneficiaries A/C.
2. Country of Origin: China.
3. Packing Plastic Packing, Two sets machine in one container.
4. Warranty : 1 YEAR.
5. HS Code : 84479000.
6.Inspection: Buyer inspection to be final.
7. Shipment: Within 30 days after receipt of original L/C.
8. Destination: UP TO FLOOR.
9. Brand JIADAI.
10.Payment Type: 100% CASH.
COMMON EMBROIDERY DEFECTS
Bunching at Corners
DESCRIPTION: Where the corners of lettering or shapes are not sharp and crisp but are bunched up or distorted. Usually caused by too much thread in the corners due to poor digitizing. This includes: 1) Not using appropriate stitch selection, 2) Not using “Short” stitches in corner, and 3) Poor stitch balance – thread too loose.
SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS: Generally, can be corrected by digitizing properly: 1) Using appropriate stitch selection, and 2) Using “short” stitch cornering, and 3) Correcting stitch balance.
Embroidery too Thick
DESCRIPTION: Where the embroidery is too thick and uncomfortable. Can be caused by too high of a stitch density or not using the correct backing for the application.
SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS: Generally, can be corrected by: 1) Digitizing properly (Using appropriate stitch selection, using fewer stitches, and using “short” stitches on corners); 2) Making sure stitch is balanced properly; 3) Using smaller thread size; and 4) Using the correct backing (Using correct type and weight).
Fabric Damage – Needle Holes
DESCRIPTION: Where the fabric is damaged around the corners of the Best Multi Needle Embroidery Machine . Caused by: 1) Not using the correct type and size of needle; 2) Putting too many stitches in the same location; and 3) Not tearing tear-away backing properly, allowing the fabric to be damaged as the stitches are pulled out. SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS: Generally, can be corrected by: 1) Digitizing properly; 2) Reducing the stitch count in the corners; 3) Using the correct type and size of needle; and 3) Using a ball point needle as small as possible.
Fabric Grin Through or Gapping
DESCRIPTION: Where the fabric is seen through the embroidery design either in the middle of the pattern or on the edge.
SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS: Generally, can be corrected by: 1) Digitizing properly (Using appropriate underlay stitches, increasing stitch density, using different fill stitch pattern or direction, or compensating for “Pull” of thread by overlapping fill and satin border stitches); and 2) Using appropriate topping. Example
Missed Trims
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DESCRIPTION: Where threads are left on the embroidery pattern between images or lettering. Thread trims are digitized when changing colors and when moving from one location to another using “jump” stitches.
SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS: Generally, can be corrected by: 1) Digitizing properly (Using appropriate number of trims, using appropriate tie-off stitches, or replacing trimming knives when necessary); and 2) Hand trimming missed trims using trimming snips.
Poor Coverage – Poor Stitch Density
DESCRIPTION: Where the stitch density is not thick enough and you can see through the embroidery stitching.
SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS: Generally, can be corrected by: 1) Digitizing properly (Using appropriate stitch selection, using more stitches, and using underlay stitches); and 2) Using appropriate backing & topping.
Poor Hooping
DESCRIPTION: Where the fabric around the Best Multi Needle Embroidery Machine looks distorted and does not lay flat.
SOLUTIONS: Generally, can be corrected by: 1) Using appropriate backing & topping, 2) Making sure sewing operators hoop the garment properly without stretching the fabric too much prior to putting it in the hoop, and 3) Pressing or steaming hoop marks.
Poor Registration
DESCRIPTION: Where the stitches and design elements do not line up correctly. The embroidery sewing process sews different colors at different times. If the fabric shifts while one color is being sewn, then poor registration will occur when the next color is sewn. Sometimes it is difficult to tell the difference between poor registration, poor digitizing, and fabric “grin-through” or “gapping” due to thread “pull”.
SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS: Generally can be corrected by: 1) Digitizing properly (using appropriate underlay stitches); and 2) Hooping properly (using correct backing to prevent excessive material flagging).
Poor Stitch Balance
DESCRIPTION: where white bobbin thread shows on the topside of the embroidery. Ideally, the needle thread should be held on the underside of the seam, and not ever be pulled up to the topside. Proper stitch balance can be checked on the underneath or backing side of the embroidery by looking for 2/3 needle thread to 1/3 bobbin thread on Satin stitches.
Best Multi Needle Embroidery Machine: Generally, can be corrected by: 1) Using quality embroidery needle thread, 2) Using quality pre-wound bobbins, and 3) Setting machine thread tensions correctly. End of Best Multi Needle Embroidery Machine
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