Focus on Embroidery GS UK
Beneficial features for those who digitise their embroidery designs
T
he latest embroidery software development from GS UK is version 16 of the Ethos suite of embroidery software. This powerful new
version has many beneficial features for those who use the software to digitise their own designs, as well as those who use it purely for editing existing designs. In addition to new Satin Stitch font styles there are
also Running Stitch fonts that allow Running stitch text to be typed out automatically. These may then be stitched in or edited as with any Satin Stitch font. Elements of a design can now be separated using
the new Layers feature, it enables easier modification of designs. This tool is particularly useful if you are using the Ethos software for other applications such as laser cutting or printing.
AMAYA SALES UK
Building a reputation as the most efficient production unit available
T
he Melco EMT16 modular embroidery system is fast building a reputation as the most efficient production unit available. This unique set up is
ideally suited for small embroidery company’s right up to high production multi head setups. Some companies have drastically reduced the amount of heads while still keeping up with production. The Melco EMT16 is a modular embroidery system developed to allow embroiderers to cope with the ever changing variation in orders. The efficiency of the setup allows for extremes of production ranging from a one off order to thousands. Many large multi head companies have changed over to our system with amazing results by increasing production and flexibility. With the Melco EMT16 you can start with one machine and add on as many as you like to suit your production needs.
Melco EMT16
www.amayauk.com AJS EMBROIDERY SERVICES Take your embroidery designs anywhere T Badge maker A unique Badge Maker Wizard is also now
available allowing a selected badge shape and design to be set up and repeated within the dimensions of a chosen embroidery frame. Various options are then available regarding the stitching order of the individual elements. It makes setting up repeat badge designs very quick and easy. Numerous other features and enhancements are
included in this version which is tested and used in-house by GS’s design team.
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ake your embroidery designs anywhere with Tajima DG15 by Pulse and PulseCloud. All of the industry leading features and functionality you need to
succeed are now accessible from your mobile device. Create, manage and browse up to 100,000 of your embroidery designs from multiple devices through the all new online PulseCloud service. Whether you design from a desktop computer or use the PulseCloud WebApp from your tablet, you'll always be able to access your DG15 designs with the swipe of a finger. Build and browse your online portfolio with constant access to your designs
Access from your mobile device
from your mobile devices. Moving technology to the cloud opens the door for various mobile and social possibilities, enabling you to take your business on the go and access your important files securely on multiple devices. Apparel decoration businesses that implement PulseCloud will quickly see
the benefit both in terms of profitability and efficiency. PulseCloud lets you keep an eye on machine status and job queues as they sew out, helping management stay up to date on production status when not on the floor. You can also send designs to your machines directly from your mobile devices. Please contact AJS Embroidery Services for more information.
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