2 Head 9 12 15 Pins Type Computerized Embroidery Machine

"2 Head" means the machine has two independent embroidery heads, allowing you to stitch two identical or different designs simultaneously to double production output compared with a single-head machine.

The 9, 12, and 15 pins refer to the number of needles (colors) per head. Choosing a 9-, 12- or 15-needle configuration determines how many thread colors you can use without rethreading.

The machine's maximum speed is 1000 RPM. Actual stitch speed will depend on design complexity, stitch length settings and fabric type.

The embroidery area and worktable size are 400 x 500 mm (15.7 x 19.7 in), which is the maximum hoop size for each head on this model.

The control accepts Tajima DST format files. The machine is compatible with common embroidery design software such as Wilcom. Confirm the preferred file transfer method (USB/PC) with the supplier.

Standard memory is 1 million stitches (expandable up to 2 million stitches depending on configuration), and the controller can store up to 99 designs internally.

This machine is designed for single-phase 220V/50Hz power and consumes about 600 W. Verify your local voltage and provide a stable power source with surge protection.

Yes — it supports three functions in one: flat embroidery, cap embroidery and general garment embroidery. Cap frames and specific accessories may be required for cap work; check which accessories are included.

The head interval (distance between heads) is 330 mm. This determines clearance between heads for larger items and affects how multi-head setups align when embroidering larger or wrapped items.

Overall dimensions are approximately 146 x 93 x 106 cm and net weight is about 260 kg. Crated dimensions and shipping weight will be larger — plan for a pallet, forklift access and sufficient floor space.

Core components include the motor and main control board. Common consumables/spares to keep include needles, bobbins, presser feet, belts, fuses and spare needles/threads. Ask your supplier about an OEM spare-parts kit.

Yes. A machinery test report and a video of the outgoing inspection are provided to verify performance and build quality prior to shipment.

The machine is described as easy to operate. Most suppliers provide a user manual and may offer training (onsite or remote). Confirm training availability and language with your vendor.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning lint and dust, lubricating moving parts per the manual, replacing needles and bobbins as needed, checking thread tension, and periodic inspection of belts and electronics. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule.

Warranty terms and after-sales support vary by supplier and region. Ask your vendor about the length and coverage of the warranty, availability of spare parts, technical support and service options before purchase.