ColDesi, Inc., Tampa, Fla., has added the 1201C to its Avancé line of embroidery machines.
The 1201C is equipped with the power of Avancé commercial grade engineering in a compact friendly design, according to the company.
“The whole team here at ColDesi has fallen in love with the 1201C,” says Mark Stephenson, director of marketing for ColDesi. “It’s tabletop design and light weight make it very portable, but it’s still got many of the same great features as the larger 15-needle machine.”
The 12-needle, single-head machine is Wi-Fi enabled and features a 10.1-inch full-color, high-resolution touch screen, 28 on-board fonts, and storage for up to 800 designs or 100 million stitches.
“We’re particularly proud of the features we’re able to deliver for the price,” Stephenson says. “When we looked at other sub 15-needle machines on the market, we found 6- and 10-needle machines that were charging so much more, and with a smaller embroidery field and fewer features. Plus, ColDesi always has the advantage with our professional embroidery team for both support and training.”
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