Avancé 1501C
Multi-head Embroidery Machine Options
Buying multiple single-head embroidery machines makes better sense for today’s embroidery and customer apparel business
Investing in big multi-head embroidery machines – 6 head, 12 head and even larger – USED to make a lot of sense. That’s because each embroidery order was larger.
Big companies would order all the embroidery they needed for their employees at once and then stockpile extra shirts. High-quantity orders were the norm because the small and local businesses couldn’t easily afford the premium look of embroidery.
When you got an order for 800 or 1,000 Polo shirts with the same logo on each one, you almost HAD to have a big machine to make that work financially.
The cost per square foot on commercial space used to be a lot lower too. You had larger orders coming in. You were fulfilling them on big machines. And you needed a big space to hold it all.
But in TODAY’S custom apparel and embroidery market – things are different.
Today's Embroidery
But in TODAY’S custom apparel and embroidery market – things are different.
The embroidery shop of today is part of the “mass customization” trend that’s affected the custom t-shirt and promotional product business for so long.
Demand has changed
A typical embroidery order now is less than 36 pieces, and more often, under 12.
Since they’re used to ordering custom printed tees as one-offs or very small custom orders, they often expect to be able to do the same with embroidery.
So that typical order might be 2 positions – one logo + one name. It will be a dozen logo shirts and hats to match.
They will want each one to be different in some way that only THEY have imagined.
Today's Embroidery Business
Yesterday's Embroidery Business
The CUSTOMER DEMAND is different. The Business fulfilling that demand is different too!
The Modular Embroidery Machine Approach
Because ColDesi has deep ties into the embroidery business as well as the custom t-shirt printing, vinyl, t-shirt transfer, promotional product, and bling businesses, we have seen this trend across markets.
We’ve changed our approach to helping you be more successful in TODAY’S embroidery and custom apparel markets.
The Avancé 1501C is a 15 needle SINGLE head embroidery machine, but one with some multi-head advantages.
You can cluster 2, 3, 6 + units and turn them into an incredibly versatile multi-head embroidery system. Giving you the ability to handle large and small orders.
And the key to TODAY’s Embroidery Business success? FLEXIBILITY!
Combining single heads in a modular multi-head system maximizes your production without much of the typical downtime experienced with traditional multi-head machines.
With an Avancé 1501C modular system, you can use your machines to create the ultimate modular production system with the least amount of space.
15 Needles/Colors
1 of 8Use multiple Avancé machines to run the same job or different jobs to all machines
2 of 8Make use of small office, Avancé can easily fit in home spare room
3 of 8Embroidery Area – 22 x 14 inches
4 of 8Run multiple types of jobs at the same time
5 of 8Top stitching speeds: 1,200 stitches per minute* per head vs. 1,000 stitches per minute per head on a conventional multi-head
6 of 8A thread break on ONE head of a multi-head system stops the entire machine. On the Avancé system you simply fix the ONE thread break while the rest keep producing!
7 of 8When a traditional multi-head machine breaks down your whole business shuts down until a repair can be made or a part replaced. A modular system with Avancé keeps you making money while repairs are made.
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