Two-Head Flat Embroidery Machine with Cording – 500 × 800 mm

Handle more embroidery orders without sacrificing the decorative details your customers expect. When customer orders increase, production capacity becomes just as important as embroidery quality. The Two-Head Flat Embroidery Machine with Cording is designed for embroidery businesses, fashion houses and garment production workshops that need to produce repeated designs more efficiently while retaining the flexibility to create decorative cording effects. With two embroidery heads and a 500 × 800 mm embroidery area, this machine is particularly suitable for fashion brands working with agbada, kaftans, gowns, traditional garments and other suitable fabric panels. Its combination of conventional flat embroidery and cording allows businesses to produce standard stitched designs alongside more distinctive, raised decorative finishes. Key Features: 1. Dual-head embroidery configuration — Produce matching designs on two suitable workpieces simultaneously, subject to the machine's operating configuration and available work area. 2. Cording embroidery capability — Create raised decorative patterns and cord outlines suitable for premium fashion and traditional garments. 3. Large flat embroidery area — The 500 × 800 mm embroidery area provides space for substantial garment designs and decorative textile layouts. 4. Improved repeat-order efficiency — For businesses handling multiple pieces of the same design, the dual-head configuration can reduce the number of production cycles compared with a single-head machine. 5. Suitable for commercial fashion production — Supports the embroidery requirements of bespoke fashion designers, uniform producers and garment production businesses. Production Notes: The two-head system can embroider up to two matching workpieces during a production cycle, where both heads are configured to operate together. For example, an order requiring 20 identical embroidery designs could theoretically be completed in 10 two-piece embroidery cycles rather than 20 single-piece cycles, assuming identical processing requirements and no interruptions. Actual production time will depend on stitch count, cording complexity, hooping, thread changes and machine speed. Important: The usable area per head and any shared-field restrictions should be confirmed from the machine drawing. Independent head operation should not be assumed — confirm this capability against the exact machine model.