EMBROIDERY Efficient embroidery with the new Amaya XTS A


lways on the cutting edge, Melco brings you the next level in embroidery technology.


Once again Melco have listened to their valued customers, applying their feedback to help bring advancements in our equipment and software that will help make your business even more profitable.


High output and mass personalisation The chart (right), shows the comparison between an Amaya XTS – 6 head modular embroidery system versus a traditional fixed 6 head machine. The result shows a much higher output in weekly units produced with the Amaya XTS system against the competition, when stitching a variety of different stitch counts per design.


Amaya XTS is versatile – its multihead configurations can adapt to all production demands. These systems produce work orders not possible on conventional machines. Amaya Modular systems are not affected by single thread breaks like fixed head machines when all heads shut down. On the Amaya XTS only the head with the thread break stops leaving all other heads in full production. In addition to the ability to handle large production jobs, the heads can operate independently to fulfil small personalisation orders or samples without affecting the main production.


With speeds of up to 1500 stitches per minute and fully automatic thread tensioning, the Amaya XTS produces excellent


■ Graph shows 6 head comparison (one operator). Below: The Amaya XTS single head. Multi-head configurations of the XTS can adapt to all production needs.


quality embroidery in the shortest possible time. Amaya Sales UK challenge existing embroiderers to compare their existing machines with the Amaya XTS on both performance and quality.


Melco launched Amaya machines well over eight years ago and they are now well established as leaders in modular multi-head and single head embroidery machines. Amaya XTS can be simply configured from a multi-head to any combination required to match your production requirements. They have machines in many high profile establishments such as Rolls Royce, London College of Fashion and Huddersfield Textile Department. ■ For more information or to arrange a demonstration call 02392 590281, email sales@amayauk.com or visit www.amayauk.com


ZSK are on the move Z


SK are one of only a few companies who can boast of over one hundred years in the textile business. Founded in 1984 by former agents of Zangs, a company based in Krefeld,


Germany, ZSK have become renowned for building high class industrial embroidery machines in Germany. After new ownership in 2005 there have been many positive changes at ZSK. Now under new ownership ZSK are on the move. With its new group of over 7,500 employees, ZSK now have a new expanded team and production facility producing and building machinery in Remschield, 36 kilometres west of Dusseldorf. Still relying on its ethos of 24 hour per day machine embroidery production and a machine build of 85% European parts, ZSK are one of the only companies who have true European production. The original offices in Krefeld will focus on sampling, training, special application engineering and agent support, supporting the worldwide network of 65 agents in 95 countries. And with the launch of their new website www.zsk.de showing the full range of machinery up to 56 heads, ZSK certainly is on the move. ■ For more information call Stocks Sewing Machines on 01132 429378


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