Computerized Embroidery Machine
Product Code : LSK-TT-10559
Computerized Embroidery Machine (SKU LSK-TT-10559) stitches embroidery designs automatically from a stored pattern, moving the fabric frame under the needle while the controller sets stitch type and speed. Textile units use such machines for production, and fashion, textile design and embroidery courses use them to teach machine embroidery. Science Lab Supplies offers it from Ambala, India to institutes, design schools, tender contractors and distributors.
Specifications
The embroidery machine's capabilities are laid out one per row in the table. In short, it combines flat embroidery, taping embroidery and other embroidery kinds within one design, uses a pantograph drive system to stitch big designs, and lets the speed of each kind be set separately, saving time otherwise spent changing material.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-TT-10559 |
| Control | Computerized |
| Embroidery types | Flat, taping and other kinds of embroidery |
| Combination | Several kinds within one design |
| Frame drive | Pantograph drive system |
| Design size | Big design embroidery |
| Speed setting | Set separately for each kind of embroidery |
| Material changes | Saves time changing material |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the Computerized Embroidery Machine
Trainees learn to load a design, hoop the fabric, choose thread colours and set speeds for each embroidery type, then watch the pantograph trace the pattern. The machine suits embroidery, fashion and textile design courses and serves as vocational training equipment for institutes preparing students for garment decoration work.
- ITI Surface Ornamentation Techniques (Embroidery) trade: machine embroidery practice.
- Fashion and textile design diplomas: turning a design into a stitched sample and test-stitching on different fabrics, such as the swatches in a Fabrics Sample Pack.
- TVET garment decoration modules: combining flat and taping embroidery in one design, then trimming the finished piece with Tailor Scissors.
- Production training: comparing run times at different speed settings.
Standard Scope of Supply
The Computerized Embroidery Machine is supplied as a single machine with the pantograph drive and computer control described above. The quotation states the configuration offered, including heads, hoops and software, and lists any frames, accessories or optional items separately before you order.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
We can quote one embroidery machine for a design studio or several for a production-style workshop. Each quotation confirms packing, delivery time and price for the quantity, and sewing or finishing machines can be listed with it so the whole workshop is priced together.
Through its Importer-Exporter Code, Science Lab Supplies can ship to buyers in Iraq, Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Ethiopia and Tanzania. Describe your design sizes and class numbers on the contact page, place the machine in the enquiry cart, or consult the lab tender page when procuring by tender.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of embroidery can this machine sew?
It sews flat embroidery and taping embroidery, together with other embroidery kinds, and all of them can be combined within a single design, with a separate speed for each kind.
What does the pantograph drive do?
It moves the frame holding the fabric in two directions under the needle, which lets the machine stitch big designs accurately without the operator guiding the fabric by hand.
How many heads and what hoop sizes are offered?
Head count and hoop sizes are confirmed on the quotation. Share your design sizes and class size through the contact page, and the configuration proposed for your studio will be stated.
Who supplies the Computerized Embroidery Machine?
Science Lab Supplies supplies it from Ambala, India, and can include it in a quotation for a complete textile or garment training workshop, whether bought directly or through a tender.
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Last updated: 9 October 2026
