P&P LIVE! 2025 Review Embroidery
Dotted around the exhibition visitors could discover the latest releases from leading embroidery machine manufacturers, such as Tajima, Barudan and Stocks.
Over on the Amaya Sales UK stand, the new Melco Summit embroidery machine could be found. This machine has been designed specifically to cater for embroidery on-demand production. Melco’s
intelligent software solutions interconnect, complement and enhance the Summit’s capabilities, offering a seamless integrated embroidery production and fulfilment system.
Melco Summit
The machine itself features a 10in full HD touchscreen
with an easy to-use interface that gives operators complete control.
The SWF Sunny embroidery machine has been described as the perfect bridge to professional embroidery. This compact user-friendly machine could be found on the YES Group stand. It is an ideal choice for hobbyists aiming to elevate their craft and for printing businesses seeking to incorporate embroidery and monogramming services. Equipped with a seven- needle configuration, the SWF Sunny allows for seamless colour transitions, enabling the creation of intricate, multi-coloured designs with ease. Its embroidery area of
SWF Sunny 240x200mm provides ample
space for a variety of projects, from personalised apparel to custom accessories.
This year AJS was exhibiting a new model of a Tajima embroidery machine, which was launched at the show.
field. The maximum embroidery field is 550x600mm, Tajima’s largest single-head embroidery field, and can handle large embroideries on dresses, sports jerseys, tablecloths, curtains, bedding, and more.
AJS was also showing for the first time all its single-head machines with massive new touchscreen operating panels. Also, as with AJS’ other single-heads, a wide variety of frame types are available, allowing embroidery on a wide range of items such as caps and bags.
In addition, AJS also demonstrated two new software options from Tajima Software Solutions and for visitors selling personalised products online through Shopify, they could receive a demo on the PulseID Plug-in which automates readymade files from order to the machine for embroidery, print and engraving.
ZSK Racer R 4W
Over on the Stocks stand, visitors were treated to the first UK showing of the ZSK Racer R 4W. The innovative Racer R Series features the fastest embroidery machine speed across the UK. Stitching continuously at over 2,000 stitches per minute, while maintaining the excellent stitch quality provided by ZSK machinery, the Racer R series can almost double production And finally, first time exhibitor Fabric Mouse introduced BAi Embroidery Machines to the UK market for the very first time. Visitors were able to experience the BAi Mirror – a 15-needle commercial embroidery machine. The BAi Mirror combines cutting-edge technology with WiFi file transfer and sketch software from InStitch, making it easy to link up to 10 machines on a single iPad. Designed for flawless stitching on various fabrics, it’s ideal for intricate designs, caps (frame included), logos, and custom patterns.
The Mirror features a user-friendly interface, high-speed stitching, and durable construction, making it ideal for beginners and professionals. Its energy-efficient operation reduces costs, while its compact design fits through standard UK door sizes.
This is just a selection of the numerous embroidery machines that were demonstrated live during the exhibition. It’s always lovely to hear the hum of the machines fill the exhibition hall as they stitch for three days continuously.
Direct to garment printing The Tajima MBP2-XC
The TMBP2-XC is a single-head cylinder type standard model embroidery machine capable of embroidering over a wide
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Innovations are ever-constant in the field of direct to garment printing, and several new solutions received their exhibition debut. First time exhibitor Ricoh was showcasing the Ri4000 direct to garment printer. The Ri4000 offers unparalleled efficiency and garment versatility, printing directly onto dark polyester and cotton garments, including sportswear, with no need to
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