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P&P LIVE! 2025


output with excellent detail, while the Miro 13 Max shaker dryer delivers even powder application and fl awless curing, perfectly complementing the printer’s capabilities known as the DTF Station R2 Pro Max.


Designed for businesses aiming to scale up production, the Prestige R2 Pro Max Bundle offers unmatched reliability, speed, and precision. The A3+ upgrade makes it easier to tackle larger or more complex designs with a new roll size of 35cm giving a printable area of up to 33cm, opening new opportunities for customised garments and promotional products. The Prestige R1 on the other hand combines precision, ease of use, and exceptional quality in a compact A3-sized package. It delivers vibrant, durable prints on a wide variety of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, blends and more, making it perfect for custom T shirts, promotional merchandise, and more.


The SWF Sunny embroidery machine has been described as the perfect bridge to professional embroidery. This compact user-friendly machine can 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 confi guration, the SWF Sunny allows for seamless colour transitions, enabling the creation of intricate, multi-coloured designs with ease. Its embroidery area of 240x200mm provides ample space for a variety of projects, from personalised apparel to custom accessories.


Prestige R2 Pro Max Bundle


This selection of products only touches the sides when it comes to direct to fi lm printing solutions which will be debuted next month. More announcements are to be expected over the coming weeks.


Embroidery


Not much seems to change in the world of embroidery from year to year. Machines tend to get a little bit faster or feature slight upgrades to improve operator effi ciency. However, over on the Amaya Sales UK stand will be a new machine that will be sure to garner some attention.


The new Melco Summit embroidery machine has been designed specifi cally 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 fulfi lment system. The machine itself features a 10in full HD touchscreen with an easy-to-use interface that gives operators complete control.


SWF Sunny Embroidery Machine


Visitors can also expect to see new machine launches from the likes of AJS Embroidery Services, Stocks Embroidery Solutions, Midwest Machinery and Barudan. Further details of what innovative embroidery machines will be debuted at the exhibition will be made as we edge ever closer to the doors opening.


Direct to garment printing Innovations are ever-constant in the fi eld of direct to garment printing, and several new solutions will be receiving their exhibition debut next month.


First time exhibitor Ricoh Printing Solutions Europe will showcase the Ri4000 direct to garment printer from Ricoh. The Ri4000 offers unparalleled effi ciency and garment versatility, printing directly onto dark polyester and cotton garments, including sportswear, with no need to pre-prime the garment, the Ri4000 does this in-line automatically for all garments.


Melco Summit | 22 | January 2025


Ri4000 www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk


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