12.4″x15.6″(315x395mm) refers to the inner hoop dimension. The actual sewing field is about 11.6″x14.8″(295x375mm).
Product Features
Super durable and strong, this magnetic hoop has passed 500,000 times of repeated use and strict destructive testing to ensure long-lasting embroidery performance.
Ideal for all kinds of fabric hooping, this magnetic frame easily handles hard-to-clamp items like heavy, thin, fragile, stretchy, and elastic fabrics.
With 17+ hoop sizes ranging from 3.9x3.9 inch/100x100mm to 17x15.5 inch/430x390mm, these magnetic hoops embroidery tools meet all your creative needs.
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Product Application
It is perfect for embroidery hoop magnetic applications when embroidering very large patterns on the back of jackets, denim jackets, and jeans.
Perfect for apron, rugs, blanket, bath towels, bedspread, and other home decorations.
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Packing List
1. Hoop Main Part x 1 pcs
2. Metal Brackets x 1 pair
3. Screws & Screwdriver
(Note: Brackets will be matched according to your machine brand, and need to be assembled on hoop main part with screws)
Compatible with OPEK embroidery machine models, this magna hoop offers excellent stability for professional magnetic hoop embroidery projects.
OPEK single head machine models:
OPEK multi-heads machine models:
- 2 Heads : OPEK 1202 /OPEK 1502
- 4 Heads : OPEK 1204 /OPEK 1504
- 6 Heads : OPEK 1206 /OPEK 1506
- 8 Heads : OPEK 1208 /OPEK 1508
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More Customer Share
---From a United States customer
Sewtalent magnetic hoop matches Mighty Hoop in quality at a better price.
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---From a United States customer
Real user feedback—highly recommends Sewtalent; great value for money.
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---From a France customer
Using the Sewtalent hoop station and magnetic hoop on a Holiauma machine—100% recommended.
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---From a Argentina customer
Sewtalent 5.1" magnetic hoop—unboxing & tutorial.
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FAQs
If I hoop the fabric crooked by mistake, is it easy to reposition? Will it damage the fabric?
Yes, it's incredibly easy! The Sewtalent magnetic hoop for OPEK embroidery machines allows instant realignment when fabric is accidentally placed crooked. Simply pop off the magnetic frame, adjust the fabric, and snap it back on. The smooth magnetic surface prevents damage or stretch marks, leaving no hoop lines on delicate fabrics like silk or stretchy knit.
What should I do if I notice the fabric slipping slightly during the embroidery process?
If you notice fabric movement while using the Sewtalent magnetic hoop embroidery frame, start by checking your stabilizer’s strength. Weak stabilizers may cause slippage on larger designs. Next, evaluate fabric texture—thick or slippery textiles may benefit from non-slip grip tape. Lastly, confirm your hoop size suits the design; overly large hoops can reduce tension. Proper setup ensures stable stitching.
For bulk logo orders requiring precise placement, how does this frame ensure consistent positioning on every item?
The rigid design of the Sewtalent magnetic frame ensures stable alignment on OPEK single- and multi-head embroidery machines such as models 1201 and 1506. When used with a hooping station or printed grid, each garment can be positioned identically with minimal effort. This consistency helps achieve uniform logo placement across large production runs, improving output and reducing alignment errors.
Can the Sewtalent magnetic hoop be used on multiple fabric types?
Yes, this magnetic hoop is engineered to handle various materials—from heavy denim to lightweight satin—on OPEK 901, 1204, and 1508 embroidery machines. Its powerful magnetic hold secures thick or stretch fabrics without stressing seams. Ideal for garments, towels, or home décor, it supports creative versatility in both commercial and custom embroidery tasks.
