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TuftMaster Machines with Stitchtuft
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Technical Data
The machine that creates StitchTuft is called TuftMaster. The machine looks like a normal embroidery machine but the cylinder arm of the normal embroidery machine is replaced by a new special unit. This device cuts the loops that are developed so that two loose ends emerge. They form the basis of the soft pile. The embroidery head shows further modifications: there is no under-thread required for Stitch Tuft, and the upper-thread monitor and the thread-tension unit are modified, because the thread tension is very low in the case of Stitch Tuft. At present, the machine has an embroidery speed of up to 850 stitches/minute and machines with up to four heads are planned.
Metric to US Conversion Calculator
Convert from millimeter and kilograms to inches and pounds.
| TuftMaster |
JAT 0115 |
JAT 0215 |
JAT 0415 |
| no. of heads |
1 |
2 |
4 |
| no. of needles/colors |
15 |
15 |
15 |
| embroidery filed width (mm) |
500 |
495 |
400 |
| border length (mm) |
500 |
990 |
1600 |
| embroidery field depth (mm) |
500 |
500 |
500 |
| embroidery speed (rpm) |
850 |
850 |
850 |
| machine length (mm) |
1570 |
2000 |
2520 |
| machine depth (-tiefe) (mm) |
1330 |
1330 |
1330 |
| net weight (kg) |
350 |
450 |
850 |
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