The difference between embroidery machine and pattern machine

Pattern machines are widely used for sewing patterns in various handbags, clothing, textiles, leather goods, luggage, footwear, belts, sports and leisure equipment, etc. At the same time, it can enhance the image and status of the enterprise, such as customer needs to inspect the factory, assess the management level, production capacity, equipment condition, etc. Nowadays, many major decorative customers of product brands specify the use of needle thread and patterns. That means, having a pattern machine has also become one of the corporate images.

At the same time, also mentioned along with the pattern machine is the embroidery machine. Embroidery machine is a special purpose sewing machine that performs fine embroidery on fabrics through computer design. This design can be created by the user, standard configuration of the machine, or made and purchased by a third party for use on the machine. Embroidery machine, also known as embroidery machine or computerized embroidery machine, is the most advanced embroidery machinery in contemporary times. It can achieve high speed and efficiency in traditional manual embroidery, and can also meet the requirements of "multi-level, multifunctional, unified and perfect" that manual embroidery cannot achieve. It is a mechanical and electrical product that embodies various high-tech features.

Both pattern machine and embroidery machine are machines that can embroider, but there are certain differences as below.

• Pattern machines are generally single headed, while embroidery machines are multi headed (Usually 2-24 head). Pattern machines, due to their small size, fewer heads, and high accuracy, are usually used for making samples to achieve higher pattern confirmation rates. Embroidery machines mainly produce a large number of heads, which is also known as mass production models.

• Pattern machines can only sew simple patterns, such as circles, squares, etc. They do not have as many patterns as embroidery machines, and the size of the patterns is much smaller than embroidery machines. They are suitable for small patterns in clothing factories, handbag factories, and other vehicles. But the pattern machine has a much stronger force than the embroidery machine, and can handle very thick materials such as handbags, toys, bags, leather factories, etc. Therefore, the pattern machine is both an embroidery machine and a thick material sewing machine. It perfectly combines the two, solving the problem of not being able to embroider thick materials. Moreover, computer pattern machines also have advantages such as strong stability, beautiful stitching, and smooth operation.

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