Compact machine.Real production.

Yes. Single-head machines are a common choice for small and new workshops: a lower initial investment, simpler operation and maintenance, and enough capacity for medium-sized orders. As orders grow, you can add a second machine instead of replacing the whole setup.

Output depends on design size, colour count and frame changes. For common designs, a single-head machine can typically produce several hundred thousand to over a million stitches per working day. Contact QT EMB for an estimate based on your actual design.

Allow space according to the model specifications, a stable power supply (typically 220V for a single-head machine), a sturdy machine stand and room for accessories. QT EMB provides detailed preparation guidance and on-site installation.

Computerized machines follow digitized design files with each stitch programmed in advance. They run continuously with consistent results across products, without relying on hand-embroidery skill. They suit volume production and time-sensitive orders.

Costs include electricity, thread, fabric frames and regular maintenance. Modern electric embroidery machines use much less power than older models. Send QT EMB the products you plan to make for a case-specific estimate.

Yes. Computerized embroidery machines use frames suited to the item: shirts, caps, bags, towels and jackets can be embroidered with suitable frames and stands. QT EMB recommends accessories for your intended products.

Machines sold by QT EMB include a manufacturer warranty and direct technical support for installation, operator training and replacement parts. Contact the hotline or submit a support request on the Services page if an issue occurs.

Arrange a sample demonstration at the QT EMB workshop or request an on-site consultation. On the Contact page, choose configuration advice and describe your needs. QT EMB will arrange a time and prepare samples for your request.