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Focus on Embroidery GS UK Backings adapted to produce face masks


As the world changed in 2020 and the wearing of face masks became the new normal, the applications of many GS UK products have been adapted. Gunold non-woven backings that are usually used as embroidery stabilisers are now becoming really popular for the production of face masks. Both tear-away and cut-away non-woven backings in different weights are being used as mask inserts.


Stephan Gunold, marketing manager at Gunold, explains: “The tear-away non-wovens are thin, hardly show at all and are ideal for inserting into the masks to retain the droplets. The cut-away


non-wovens are perfect when they're to be sewn into the mask." Among the tear-away non-wovens, the 1640 and 1650 weights are particularly popular. For cut-away non-wovens, the 2040 weight is in demand. In addition, for those who embroider directly on to a face mask, Stick Protect is an ideal product for preventing the back of the embroidery irritating the wearer. After embroidering, the Stick Protect is applied on the reverse of the embroidered area to create a smooth finish to the face mask.


www.gs-uk.com


Both tear-away and cut-away non-woven backings in different weights are being used as mask inserts


Hobkirk Lots of features included as standard


Hobkirk Sewing Machines is pleased to offer the latest machine from Ricoma, the 1501TC-8S. Based on the popular 1501TC-7S it has a larger touch screen and WiFi connectivity.


The machine comes as standard with 15 needles (a 20- needle version is also available), sews at up to 1,200spm, has a 20 million stitch memory, has USB input and also PC connection via LAN or WiFi. Auto thread trimming and auto colour change feature as standard.


A heavy-duty machine stand, two-piece cap frame, 12 hoops and a two-year warranty are all included as standard.


www.ricoma.co.uk


J&B Sewing Co Discover the best kept secret in embroidery – the Brother PR range


Create professional embroidery results with limitless possibilities. Take your embroidery skills to the next level with the PR1055X, ideal for both home and business alike.


The PR670E from Brother


The machine offers a multitude of features and ten needles give you a much wider range of colour combinations, coupled with an extra-large embroidery area and InnovEye intelligent camera positioning sensor you can embroider countless items with infinite design options. What’s more, it offers 10 masterful stitching quality and easy-to-use controls giving increased versatility and precision. The PR670E embroidery machine is the perfect choice for a small or home-based business and sewing enthusiasts. Its quick set up and fast multi-needle embroidery enables you to embroider large multi-coloured designs with minimum thread changes and greatly increased productivity compared to traditional single-needle machines. Plus, you can enjoy more creativity with its customisation features. The compact design makes it these ideal embroidery machines for small workshops or even within the home, and makes it portable enough to take to events. An extensive range of optional accessories gives you the flexibility to embroider a huge range of items.


www.jbsewing.com www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk February 2021 | 43 |


The 1501TC-8S from Ricoma


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