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ZSK and Smake introduce the EPS Project to solve alignment issues Z
SK and Smake have worked together to create the new EPS Project. The system is the solution to solve alignment issues of printed fabrics and embroidery in all-over production. EPS Project includes at least two projectors with special lighting (to deal with light and dark fabrics) and a Smake control box. The projectors are installed on the outside heads of the embroidery machine.
The Smake control box can access files from the server via network or folders can be places into the hotfolder of the Smake control box.
Depending on the height different of the projector and the fabric, the projector is capable to handle a variety of head distances and field depths. The system
CLIC Sargent raises £50,000 with the help of BTC activewear
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ver the last five years, BTC activewear has been donating unwanted garments to CLIC Sargent and as a result over £50,000 has been raised during that time. The donated garments are sold through CLIC Sargentʼs online and high street outlets. The charity uses the funds raised to provide specialist
Founder of MHM Austria passes away
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Members of the CLIC Sargent team celebrate £50,000 milestone
support to young cancer patients and their families. A CLIC Sargent shop manager said: “We absolutely love BTC stock, it brings in great income and has increased our customer footfall due to customers knowing we receive stock regularly. Students love the sweat tops and hoodies and bulk buy when we have them in and local workers and tradespeople appreciate the opportunity to buy quality work wear at great prices.” CLIC Sargent eBay shop manager added: “A big thank you to BTC for all the fantastic stock we have received, it always a great mix and there have been some really saleable items donated over the year, it feels incredibly generous!”
Chadwick Teamwear launches new easier to navigate website
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ports and teamwear manufacturer Chadwick Teamwear has announced the launch of a
new website.
The new brochure site is available now and allows for easier navigation among Chadwickʼs three key product areas: teamwear, schoolwear and multisport clothing for brands. A customer log-in facility will be added to the website within the next couple of weeks, which will enable customers to place orders, make payments, print off
statements, view their order history and check UK stock availability. | 4 | August 2019 erbert
Mayrhofer, the founder
of MHM Austria, passed away at the end of June in Kufstein, Austria at the age of 76. He founded MHM Austria in 1980 and
designed the MHM
The EPS Project
can project embroidery filed and therefore enables the machine operator to fix the fabric in the border frame at the perfect position.
The combination of print and embroidery has grown in popularity during the recent
years and the perfect placement of the design has always been a time consuming activity. The EPS Projector reduces the setup time and therefore increases the productivity of the machine and allows a higher precision in design placement.
Herbert Mayrhofer
press which became the gold standard for automatic screen printing machines. Despite stepping back from MHM Austria in 2009, Herbert continued to innovate and was responsible for developing the independent electronic drive system seen on the iQ Oval today.
Herbert was a very close friend of MHM Direct GBʼs managing director John Potter. The pair first met in 1990 and a deep friendship developed over the coming years, with John eventually becoming the dealer for MHM in the UK in 1996. John had this to say: “Herbert was almost like a father to me. He was a very close family friend.
“Herbert set the standard by which all others followed. Most of the time saving features that matter to screen printers seen on screen printing machinery today were designed by Herbert. A common saying among dealers was ʻoften copied, but never betteredʼ. He made the industry what it is today.”
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