Chenille & Chain Stitch Embroidery Machine — MT/T Series
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Chenille & Chain Stitch Embroidery Machine — MT/T Series

Flat, chenille and chain stitch — in one embroidery.

Overview

Flat, chenille and chain stitch — in one embroidery.

A multifunctional machine that executes flat, chenille and chain-stitch effects within a single embroidery piece. Its stereoscopic texture, rich layering and vibrant colour make it the machine of choice for children's wear, home décor, knitwear, badges, blankets and ladies' footwear.

Key Features

Built for Real Production Conditions

  • Flat + chenille + chain stitch combined in a single design
  • Optional sequin, easy-cording, bead, laser and boring devices
  • Optional high-precision floating embroidery frame or C-frame
  • Self-cleaning chenille hook system reduces maintenance stops
  • Optional head jump systems: stepping motor or solenoid
  • High-precision custom gear transmission box
Specifications

Series Spec Summary

ModelsMT(9+6) · MT(6+6) · MT(6+4) · T912 · T914 · T639 and more
Flat Needles6 / 9 / 12 by model
Chenille Needles4 / 6 / 9 by model
HeadsUp to 32 + 32 combined
Max Speed1,500 RPM (flat mode)
Chenille Colours6 / 9 / 12 options
Embroidery Area240 – 840 mm by model
FrameHigh-precision gantry-milled monolithic structure
DriveServo motor, high-strength imported timing belts
ControlIndustrial-grade system, 17-inch screen optional
CoolingTemperature-regulated forced-air, self-cleaning chenille hook
TrimmingStepper static cutter / lead screw / AC servo options

Configurations vary by model within the series. Request the full datasheet for model-level specifications.

Is This Your Machine?

Straight Answers Before You Spend

Chenille and chain stitch are not faster ways to do flat embroidery — they are a different product. The stitch stands up off the fabric with a raised, looped or cut-pile texture that photographs well and, more importantly, commands a higher price per piece. The MT series matters because it combines flat, chenille and chain stitch heads on a single machine, so one design can carry a flat-stitched logo and a chenille-filled letterform without the piece leaving the machine.

Buy this if

  • Varsity, letterman and team apparel where raised lettering is the expected finish
  • Children's wear and knitwear, where texture sells the garment on the hanger
  • Badges, patches and emblem manufacturers supplying institutions and uniforms
  • Home décor and furnishing producers making blankets, throws and cushion work
  • Footwear and accessory brands looking for a finish competitors cannot easily match

Look elsewhere if

  • High-volume plain flat logo work — you would be paying for chenille capability that sits unused, and a dedicated flat machine runs it faster
  • Very fine detail and small lettering, which chenille cannot resolve; it is a bold, coarse texture by nature
  • Operations without an operator willing to learn a genuinely different craft — chenille needs more setup judgement than flat embroidery
Before You Commit

What Buyers Wish They'd Asked

01

Yarn, not thread

Chenille runs thicker yarn than flat embroidery thread, with its own supply chain and cost per metre. Confirm your yarn source and its consistency before committing — inconsistent yarn thickness shows up immediately in the pile height.

02

Lint is real, and planned for

Chenille generates considerably more lint than flat embroidery. The temperature-regulated forced-air cooling and self-cleaning chenille hook system are there specifically to manage this, but daily cleaning remains part of the routine rather than an optional extra.

03

The flat-to-chenille head ratio is your product mix

Configurations such as MT(9+6)(12+12) mean 9 flat needles and 6 chenille colours across 12 flat and 12 chenille heads. That ratio decides what proportion of your output can be flat versus textured, and it is difficult to change later. Map it to the order book you actually expect, not the one you hope for.

04

Colour changes work differently

Chenille colour changes are mechanical and slower than flat needle changes. Designs that alternate chenille colours frequently will run notably slower than the head count suggests, so design your artwork with the machine in mind.

Choosing Within the Series

How to specify it

Decide the flat-to-chenille ratio first, because it is the specification you cannot revisit cheaply. Chenille colour options of 6, 9 or 12 follow from how much colour variety your designs carry. If chenille is a growing sideline rather than your core product, the compact PEX chenille series is a lower-commitment way to take the work in-house and prove the demand before buying a full MT line.

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What You're Actually Buying

The Machine Is Half of It

Every Sinsim PRI installation includes the following as standard. If a quote you are comparing does not, you are not comparing like with like.

Delivery and positioning

Transport to your premises and placement on your floor, including access assessment before dispatch.

Commissioning

Levelling, calibration and a test run on your own fabric and design file — the machine is signed off producing your work, not a showroom sample.

Operator training

On-site training for your operators and maintenance staff at no additional cost, with refresher sessions available through your regional service hub.

Warranty

Cover on electronics, motors and control systems with extended coverage on the frame. Consumables such as needles, hooks and thread guides are excluded. Exact terms are confirmed on your quotation.

Spare parts

Fast-moving parts stocked regionally for 48-hour delivery in serviced cities; less common parts ship from central stock within 3–5 working days.

Finance options

Introductions to NBFC and equipment-financing partners for EMI and lease structures, arranged around your order size.

Get a Formal Quote for the Chenille / Chain Stitch Machine

Share your production volume and fabric mix — we’ll confirm configuration, pricing and delivery timeline within one business day.