The difference between a computerized multi-needle quilting machine and a computerized single-needle quilting machine

Computerized quilting machines possess perfect quilting and embroidery functions. They can continuously quilt and embroider (without seams) along the length of multi-layered fabrics, with no restrictions on embroidery patterns, achieving even stitches and clear patterns. It is a new type of home textile equipment combining quilting and embroidery. Computerized quilting and embroidery machines are further divided into single-needle quilting machines and multi-needle quilting machines. So what are the differences between the two? Next, the shuttle loom manufacturer will briefly explain.

Single-needle quilting machines are generally used for quilting high-value products such as quilts and mattresses with complex patterns; multi-needle computerized quilting machines are generally used for products with simple patterns and higher production speeds, such as greenhouse insulation quilts. Therefore, you can choose according to your needs when purchasing.

A single-needle quilting machine refers to a computer-controlled quilting machine with a single quilting head, used for sewing linear patterns on mattresses, bedspreads, quilts, etc. A single-needle quilting machine can quickly quilt exquisite patterns along the X and Y axes of a plane. Suitable for quilting mattresses, bedspreads, quilts, and other similar products, it is a computerized quilting machine capable of producing high-value products.

A multi-needle quilting machine is a type of quilting machine that uses an extra-large rotary hook to avoid skipped stitches. It quilts faster and produces neater, more aesthetically pleasing stitches. Multi-needle quilting machines are typically used professionally to produce greenhouse quilts, thermal quilts, door curtains, and car blankets.