Training & Support :

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When you invest in equipment for your business, you need the peace of mind that comes with purchasing machines that are backed by expert knowledge and training & support resources. Our technical & support team is factory trained and have been assisting commercial embroiderers across a myriad of industries for over 20 years. We include specialist on-site installation & training with every new Avancé Commercial Embroidery Machine sold, and provide access additional support materials so that you can build on the initial training at your own pace. Our after sales telephone support is free and our Q&A database here is accessible 24/7.

TRAINING

Our on-site, multi-day training is tailored to suit you and your needs. And it’s not just about how to use the machine – we can guide you in needle and backing selection, correct hooping methods, embroidery design editing and much more. In fact everything you need to know to have you up and running and producing quality embroidery for your market at the completion of the on-site training.

We will provide easy-to-understand reference materials with each installation, and of course there is 24/7 access to training videos here: Avance Embroidery Australia

SUPPORT

Our after sales telephone support is free and our Q&A database will cover many of the machine operation questions you may have.

Avance Commercial Embroidery Machine Basics

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Control Panel Functions – Avancé 1501C Professional Embroidery Machine Training

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Re-threading the Avancé 1501C Professional Embroidery Machine Training

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The Avance training videos also cover many of the machine how-to and maintenance questions – check them out here: Avance Embroidery Australia

Loading a Design – Avancé 1501C Professional Embroidery Machine Training

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Oiling for Maintenance – Avancé 1501C Professional Embroidery Machine Training

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Re-threading the Avancé 1501C Professional Embroidery Machine Training

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Q&A

What is Embroidery?.

Embroidery is the term used to describe decorating fabrics with needle and thread. It can be used to stitch pictures, text, or decorative accents on cloth or other materials. Machine embroidery is an embroidery process that uses a sewing machine or embroidery machine to create patterns on textiles. Machine embroidery is used commercially in product branding, corporate advertising and adornment of uniforms.

How do I make machine embroidery?.

Today’s industrial or commercial embroidery machines are computerised and have multiple needles (and sewing heads) to allow the stitching of multiple coloured threads to textiles without the need to change threads for each colour change. The computerised information given to the embroidery machine provides all necessary information for the machine to stitch a particular design, the order of colours to be stitched, and when to trim threads.

What can I stitch with an embroidery machine.

Machine embroidery can be applied to any soft fabric that will fit under the needle of the machine. Basic items such as shirts, caps and jackets are straight-forward. Many accessories are now available to facilitate the embroidery of items once considered impossible or impracticable to embroider by machine – including shoes, belts, bags, horse blankets and large items like curtains.

Is machine embroidery set and forget?

Well, yes and no. Astech Solutions provides training so that you will properly learn machine operation including machine threading, tension adjustment, and control panel functions. We will also train you on embroidery placement, hooping techniques etc. Once you are equipped with these skills, then yes, you will be able to load the machine with the garment(s) to be embroidered, press the start button and let the machine do the rest. Commercial Embroidery machines such as the Avancé have automatic stitching routines that generally do not require any operator intervention until the design stitching is complete.

Have any questions?

If there are any questions regarding our machines, or commercial embroidery in general, just ask.