Same-basis factory quotations
Embroidery machine for sale
Embroidery Machine For Sale Sourcing is an independent sourcing partner. A usable embroidery machine for sale request names the stitch family, the fabric or cap, the head count, the quantity, and the US destination before any factory price is compared. Stock, compatibility, certification, and delivery stay open until a named supplier ties them to one proposed model.
- Same configuration
- Same quantity
- Same destination
- Same delivered scope
Evidence to request with the proposed model
Public garment-machinery catalogs can suggest which stitch words to ask about. They do not set the speed, needle clearance, or voltage of the machine a supplier later names. Ask each factory to attach the current datasheet and a drawing to the exact head it is quoting.
| Check | What the buyer writes | What the quotation must attach |
|---|---|---|
| Stitch type | Satin, fill, running stitch, or a cap-specific sequence, plus the stitch length used for any speed figure. | Datasheet row for that stitch, with the test fabric named. |
| Sewing material | Twill, knit, leather, or structured cap, and the thickness range in mm. | Needle, presser, and backing recommendation for that material. |
| Maximum speed | Target stitches per minute only as a screening number, not as an accepted rate. | Test basis: stitch length, fabric, and whether the rate is a peak or a continuous figure. |
| Needle and feed | Needle count, color-change method, and whether the job needs a cap frame or a flat hoop. | Included frames listed by diameter, plus any frame sold separately. |
| Sewing area | Required field in mm for flat goods, or cap height and circumference if the job is hats. | Working envelope drawing for the proposed arm and frame. |
| Table, motor, voltage, air | Input voltage, frequency, phase, and whether the head needs compressed air. | Utilities requirement and motor power on the proposed bill of materials. |
| Documents | Who on the buyer side will review drawings, and which inspection records are wanted. | Deviation table if the offer differs from the written brief. |
Read the procurement brief before you freeze the sheet, then open the hat and cap inquiry options if the job is structured headwear rather than flat apparel.
Application rows for the first brief
Keep one product family on the sheet. A cap frame, a flat apparel hoop, and a technical-textile clamp are different mechanical questions even when the marketing name is similar.
| Application | Process | Duty and interface | File to request |
|---|---|---|---|
| Structured caps | Curved sewing field, cap driver, and a limited stitch height. | State pieces per hour only after the design stitch count is known. | Cap-frame diameter and driver clearance. |
| Flat apparel | Hoop size, backing, and thread path for knit or woven panels. | Note shift length so duty cycle is not confused with a nameplate speed. | Hoop list and table depth. |
| Small leather goods | Thicker needle and slower feed than a shirt panel. | Ask how repeatability is checked on a thick stack. | Needle system and presser options. |
| Multi-head production | Shared design file across heads, with individual thread breaks. | Control interface, design format, and how a stopped head is restarted. | Head-spacing drawing and software name. |
Floor power and air belong on the commercial embroidery machine page. Head-count scope belongs on the multi needle embroidery machine page. Same-basis price lines belong on Quote Comparison.
Questions before the first factory sheet
What has to be in the brief?
Write the product family, stitch type, sewing material, needle count, sewing area, quantity, US destination, and the week or month you want the machine considered. Leave unknown items marked unknown instead of copying a catalog speed.
How should a budget be written?
An optional target can be a single amount or a range, with currency and either a per-machine or whole-order basis. The figure is a screening limit for the buyer. It is not a quoted factory price and it does not have to exist before you write.
What does supplier preference mean?
High-end, mid-range, budget-friendly, or not yet decided describes how you want options grouped. It is a buyer preference, not a grade this desk has audited.
Which files can follow later?
Artwork, a cap sample, or a floor sketch can be sent after a supplier is identified. The form has no upload field. Say in the requirement which files you can provide, and the desk will ask for them on the same thread.
Does a submission confirm stock or a ship date?
No. Availability, lead time, and a factory acceptance test are answers the proposed supplier still has to give. This page does not promise a reply window.
Prepare a specification review
Send the stitch, material, head count, quantity, and destination you already know. Mark voltage, air, and frame diameters that are still open. The desk will use that text to ask factories for comparable quotations.