Machinery News ZSK extends its multi-needle series
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SK has released three new multi-needle series models to meet a growing market for larger embroidery fields and a requirement for more than 12 colours per design.
The new multi-needle series models have the following characteristics: • CYCF 1018-600D has 10 heads and 18 needles.
• CYGF 1218-600 has 12 heads and 18 needles.
• CYGF 1224-600 has 12 heads and 24 needles.
G ZSK extends its multi-needle series
Walter Schreiber, area sales manager, said: “We are delighted to announce our
new models of the multi-needle series for 2021. I have seen a growing trend in our markets for larger embroidery fields and a requirement for more than 12 colours per design.
“In 2021 we release three new models in this series that can be ordered with a variety of embroidery field depths. It’s great to see that ZSK once again takes the lead to allow designers the use of a lot more embroidery colours and to provide machines that produce designs efficiently.”
Graphtec GB makes the cut with WID laser engraving/ cutting
raphtec GB is now offering the latest C Series from WID in a choice of four different-sized models (the 500, 700, 900 and 1000). These models have been developed to accommodate the total requirements of digital engraving/ cutting specialist companies. All of the machines are robustly constructed and of a compact design to facilitate installation in small work shops where space is invariably at a premium.
The C Series provides respective processing areas of 700x500, 1,000x700, 1,300x900 and 1,600x1,000mm, with variable cutting speeds of up to 90,000mm/min on the 500 model and 72,000mm/min on the 700, 900 and 1000 models. The machines incorporate CO2 tube and on selective models RF (Radio Frequency) lasers, sourced through partnerships forged with leading
specialist laser manufacturers, with power ratings ranging from 60W on the 500 and 700 models and incrementally up to 120W on the 900 and 1000 models. All of the machines are supplied with dedicated user-friendly multi-tool software compatible with AI, DST, PLT, BMP and DXF graphic file formats and provide USB and Network connectivity.
Key design features include a 150mm adjustable machine height facility, automatic temperature and air control systems and smoke/dust extraction and waste retrieval units. These are supplemented with an optional autofocus-empowered CCD camera that ensures precise material/ object recognition, adjustment and alignment to accommodate even the most complex applications likely to be encountered. Collectively, these contribute to much higher productivity levels and processing
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Slim beverage holder pallet new from Vastex astex International has
introduced a new Slim Insulated Beverage Holder Pallet for screen printing on insulated beverage holders, that fit 330ml slim cans and bottles, measuring approximately 57mm in diameter.
The pallet is divided into eight equal panels, each 127mm long by 76mm wide, providing a printable area of 114x64mm.
It fits any Vastex manual screen printing press and is available with or without a pallet arm. A universal model is also available for other presses.
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As with all Vastex pallets, it features never-warp, high strength steel construction and bolts into place quickly using corner clamping knobs.
C500 from WID
speeds said to be five times faster than any other similarly positioned engraving/ cutting machine currently available. Developed to complement the varying skill levels of both entry-level and seasoned professional operatives and for use in applications not suited to conventional CNC routing/ cutting/ engraving systems, the WID C Series of machines will laser cut and/ or engrave a wide range of disparate materials.
Mark Vasilantone, president, said: “With the increasing popularity of slim cans, and summer on the way, custom-printed beverage holders are a great option for screen printers.”
Slim Insulated Beverage Holder Pallet
Print slim cans and bottles with ease
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