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Commercial Single Head Embroidery Machines
Compare built for shops single head configurations by needle count, working area, cap capability, control system and included accessories.
Compare built for shops single head configurations by needle count, working area, cap capability, control system and included accessories.
A commercial single-head embroidery machine is the flexible all-rounder for embroidery shops and growing studios.
One head sews one product at a time, making it suitable for personalized apparel, caps, patches, bags, samples and jobs that change frequently. Working areas and needle options vary by model; choose the smallest field that reliably covers your largest regular job.
Review verified needle counts, working areas, dimensions, machine weight, attachments and inventory for each model.
The core cap-ready single-head series for commercial embroidery shops.
The shop workhorse. One head, a full 400×600 mm field, and the pace to turn single-head work into steady income.
Long-format specialist: a 350×1200 mm field for banners, sashes and continuous designs a standard hoop can't touch.
Big single-head. 500×800 mm handles jacket backs and oversized pieces in one hooping.
Our largest single-head field: 500×1200 mm for extra-wide work that would otherwise need a multi-head.
Single-head, commercial-line build: the HC series 12-inch vertical touchscreen on a one-head footprint for shops that want line-grade control.
Smaller fields suit logos and everyday apparel; larger fields can accommodate jacket backs and multiple logo layouts. Exact dimensions vary by model.
A higher needle count keeps more colors loaded and can reduce rethreading on complex designs.
Servo, motor power and control panel configurations differ across models. Publish only the specification approved for each SKU.
Compatible cap drivers and frames are available for selected models. Confirm sewable area, included equipment and the cap styles you plan to run.
Manage files, color sequences, positioning and machine settings through the touchscreen supplied with the selected model.
Transfer compatible files by USB and, where supported, Wi‑Fi.
Automatic trimming and color changes can reduce handling during multi color jobs.
Correct threading, tension, needles and maintenance support consistent production and fewer interruptions.
Application range depends on the working area and attachments selected for the machine.
Manuals, tutorials and remote technical guidance are available; confirm exact service and warranty terms.
Single head machines suit custom and mixed work. When the same design repeats across larger batches, multi head systems increase output by stitching several items at once.
Commercial models may offer larger fields, different frame systems, heavier construction and configurations intended for longer production cycles. Compare exact model dimensions, duty expectations and included equipment.
Choose a working area based on the largest design you produce regularly. Ask for an approved field size table and confirm the usable area with your frames.
Twelve needles may cover simpler color palettes; 15 is common for varied commercial logos; 20 can reduce rethreading on designs with many colors. The right choice depends on your artwork.
Selected configurations support cap embroidery with compatible drivers and frames. Confirm the included cap system and test your most important cap style.
Selected models are rated up to 1,200 stitches per minute. Practical speed depends on design density, material, hooping and quality requirements.
Consider multi head equipment when repeat batches are frequent and one head cycle time limits capacity. Keep single head equipment for samples and highly varied orders.
Tell us what you plan to embroider, your expected volume, destination and preferred configuration. FUJA will review the request and respond according to the inquiry, time zone and team availability.
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