P&P LIVE! 2020 Preview STOCKS
Stocks will be demonstrating the many different possibilities that are made possible for embroidery, with the ZSK industrial embroidery machines. With devices including cording, sequins and the all new beading, ZSK’s technology pushes embroidery to its limits. The new single bead device is suitable for most ZSK industrial embroidery machines, up to 14 heads, which can be positioned on the left or right side of each head. Other manufacturers offer bead devices where the beads are placed in plastic rolls. Besides the environmental and cost impact, customers have quickly understood the huge benefit of the ZSK accessory – a higher freedom of shape. The plastic rolls can only hold beads with a flat surface, whereas the new ZSK bead device can handle beads with a curved surface shape as well as a flat surface.
XPRES
Visit Xpres at P&P LIVE! where you’ll find live demonstrations of the very latest equipment and consumable products for textile decoration.
The stand will boast a diverse range of equipment including print and cut, DTG, laser printing and sublimation. Xpres has a tailor-made solution to suit any decorator.
The eye-catching stand will feature equipment from leading brands Mimaki, Roland, Sawgrass, Epson, Mutoh and more. This year Xpres has added even more new products to the range, including the new collection of sublimation blanks to complement itswide range of hardware. Alongside the new fully automated mug press from Schulze. This new astounding machine can press up to 250 mugs an hour! Meet Xpres’ friendly and knowledgeable team who will be on hand throughout the show to answer questions and share all the latest industry news.
Meet the team on stand C70. YES LTD
Over on the YES Ltd stand is where you will see on display the latest release from SWF.
The new single bead device
Stocks will also be showcasing the ZSK range including the SPRINT 6 12-needle single head, the SPRINT 7 18-needle single head, the RACER 4S 12-needle four-head, and RACER 6S 12-needle six-head industrial embroidery machines, as well as the Brother PR670e six needle single head and the Brother PR1050x 10-needle single head.
Smake will also be joining Stocks to demonstrate the e-commerce software to show embroiderers how they can link their online stores directly with their embroidery machines for customers to personalise their orders at the click of a mouse. View all of this and more on stand H30.
TRANSFERS The new standard in hat heat presses will be demonstrated on Target Transfers’ stand.
TARGET
The 360 IQ Hat Heat Press features a 360 print area, which lets users print the front, back and sides of caps without removing it from the press. Other features include a moulded platen to reduce creasing and scorching and
independently controlled
upper and lower heated platens.
View this heat press and more on stand D30.
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The 360 IQ Hat Heat Press
The new Single series from SWF is receiving its exhibition debut later this month. Available in two models (Normal and Compact), users can easily stitch their designs with the SWF Single series. With the Normal type, users can embroider almost anything, including caps. While, the Compact type single-head machine supplies more efficient and compact embroidery work, making it perfectly suitable for those running a small shop. Both machines feature a new larger screen size of 10.4in, with an easy user interface. And what’s more, pictures can now be easily transferred from mobile phones and can be embroidered without any complicated process.
Also on stand you will find the amazing range of DTG Digital printers and the latest in UV printing with machines that can print onto a wide variety of substrates including ceramic, plastic and glass.
View these machines and more on stand H10.
The new SWF Single series
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