Focus on Embroidery AJS Embroidery Services A completed range
The Tajima TMEZ range of embroidery machines is now complete and available in one-, two-, four-, six- and eight-heads.
The TMEZ gives you features you get in other Tajima embroidery machines and much, much more.
These features have been developed by Tajima for you, the embroiderer, over the company’s 77-year history.
From the very fi rst Tajima produced in 1964 (TM-J106) Tajima has been the most recognised, respected and recommended name in the embroidery machine market.
The TMEZ machines are the world’s fi rst embroidery machines without manual tensions.
i -TM is the name given to this technology which stands for, Intelligent Thread Management. i-TM cleverly looks at the design and delivers exactly the right amount and length of thread that is needed for that exact stitch. No more manual thread tension adjustment which makes it much easier for non-skilled operatives. The TMEZ also features a digitally-controlled presser foot (DCP), network access, and a slim cylinder design for easier access. The reinforced Wide Cap Frame has enhanced the embroidery stability whereby increasing the rotational speed to 1000rpm.
Tajima TMEZ-KC1506
Options on the Tajima TMEZ range include cap frames, tabletops and border frames, air clamps, tubular sock frames, pocket frames and more. In all what the TMEZ is giving you as a user is a much simpler and more productive working day.
With all its technology and features the TMEZ is a range of machines designed with the operator in mind.
www.ajsemb.uk Wilcom
Creating world-leading embroidery solutions since 1979
Wilcom has a long history of introducing industry-changing products that have shaped the embroidery industry for today’s modern customers. The vision started over 40 years ago to automate the embroidery industry and change how people create and produce embroidered goods. Over the years, Wilcom has made many signifi cant contributions to the embroidery industry. Some key innovations include developing the world’s fi rst desktop embroidery design system, Wilcom’s CED, which pioneered the way for PC-based embroidery digitising.
The developments continued through the 80s, with Wilcom’s stitch processor. For the fi rst time, a digitiser could resize an embroidery design without redigitising the entire design from scratch. The 90s saw the release of Wilcom’s second-generation digitising software. While DOS based, it had a Windows-like graphical user interface before Windows even existed. Then came the all-in-one object-based .EMB fi le. Embroidery designers could store their objects, stitches, and artwork in a single editable fi le. The .EMB fi le format is now considered the industry standard.
Wilcom then partnered with Corel in the 00s, which began the long and close strategic relationship that is still going strong today. Wilcom’s fl agship embroidery design software still includes the industry-changing integration and dual-screen interface with CorelDRAW Graphics Suite. Recently Wilcom’s created its fi rst hardware product that wirelessly sends designs to any USB-powered embroidery machine. Followed by an affordable suite of online embroidery tools to help production, customer service, and sales teams.
Wilcom’s Menu Chart allowed the digitser to communicate with the CED (computer embroidery digitising) software. Today, the instructions (buttons) are on-screen, but the concept is the same
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Today Wilcom has a global community of 250,000 licensed customers, in over 100 countries, and continues to innovate and develop leading-edge embroidery products.
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