Gammill Vision 2.0 26-inch — Frame-mounted long-arm
Gammill Vision 2.0 26-inch

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Frame-mounted long-arm F5 · Professional

Gammill Gammill Vision 2.0 26-inch

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This is a frame longarm sold in four throat sizes (18, 22, 26 or 30 inches); this listing describes the 26-inch version, with 20 inches of usable quilting area and a 12-foot Pivotal Access table. The head is cast aluminum and steel, and the Breeze Track wheel-and-rail system cuts down the effort needed to guide it by hand.

The onboard tablet offers four stitching modes: Stitch Regulate (stitch length regulated by speed and direction of movement), Coast Regulate (the needle keeps stitching at a set pace even when your hand stops), Constant Speed (a fixed speed, no regulation) and Baste. A pantograph laser, a bobbin thread meter with stitch counter, and a top thread-break sensor are included as standard. The machine is Statler-ready for computerized quilting, which remains a separate system to purchase on its own.

It suits someone who wants to choose their own throat size and get four stitching modes as standard while still hand-guiding the machine; anyone who wants computerized quilting included from the start needs to budget for Statler as its own system.

01 · Verified data

Technical specifications

Parameter Value Source
Frame length 12 ft Declared by the brand
Throat length 660.4 mm Declared by the brand
Usable quilting depth 508 mm Declared by the brand
Stitch regulation Included Declared by the brand
Stitch regulation location On the machine Declared by the brand
Stitch regulation modes Precision (constant stitch), Cruise (constant speed), Manual, Basting Declared by the brand
Low bobbin sensor Yes Declared by the brand
Thread break sensor Yes Declared by the brand
Computerized system Optional Declared by the brand
Laser stylus Included Declared by the brand
02 · Summary

Pros and cons

In favour

  • Four stitching modes as standard, from automatic regulation to basting
  • The stitch regulator tracks the direction of movement, not just speed
  • The pantograph laser is included as standard
  • The top thread-break sensor flags it right away if the thread snaps

Worth knowing

  • Statler computerization is not included: it is a separate system to purchase on its own
  • It is sold in four throat sizes, each paired with a different table chosen at purchase source
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