P&P LIVE! 2019 preview MIDWEST MACHINERY
Showing for the first time at Printwear & Promotion LIVE! in January will be the new HCR3-1504x Stretch. The HCR3-1504x has been created for those who need high production capability and a large sewing field. The sewing field for each of this machineʼs four heads has been extended to allow embroidery on the included set of 17.25x16.5in hoops, making large projects such as team appliqué uniforms, full jacket backs, or even mass-production of patches possible, or much more efficient.
The machine is still compatible with conventional field Happy hoops as well. The HCR3-1504x includes Happyʼs latest multi- head technology such as servo drive for faster, quieter sewing, more robust construction for greater durability and more-
consistent sewing quality on even the most
challenging surfaces. Its
features
● New carriage base design for smoother, steadier operation at all sewing speeds.
include: ● Servo drive system for quieter, higher speed operation.
HCR3-1504x
● User-friendly touch screen control with on-board help, auto-error correction.
The Ricoma CHT2-1506 RICOMA UK
Already taking the embroidery market by storm throughout the US and China, Ricomaʼs new breed of compact single head RCM-1501TC-8S, together with its new multi-head CHT2 series, are a force to be reckoned with.
With advanced features, such as built in WiFi, touch screens and a memory capacity of up to 50 million stitches, the RCM and CHT2 range hosts the perfect combination of quality and efficiency that every embroiderer needs to grow his or her business. The RCM-8s and SWD series are available in up to three models, while the CHT2 range is available in compact and wide field versions of four, six, eight and 12-heads – speeding through flats, caps and plenty of finished garments with accuracy and precision up to 1,200spm (model dependent). The stand will feature the latest servo driven CHT2 six-head, alongside the latest RCM TC-8s single-head embroidery machine.
Pop along to stand L30 to find out more.
● USB flash drive ports, LAN and USB PC connection ports, included software.
● 40 million stitch/ 999-design memory. ● Load and set up additional designs while the machine is sewing.
● Automatic colour change. 250 changes are allowed per design, appliqué stop or frameout.
● Automatic production and error reporting. ● Quick detachable support table. See this embroidery machine in action on stand F70.
● Onboard edits: flip/rotate, fine-scaling, offset from centre, and more.
ROLAND DG (UK) No matter where you are on your print journey, Roland DG will have a solution for you.
RESOLUTE DTG
This year sees the arrival of the Ricoh Ri 1000. This is Ricohʼs middle-market option and offers high-performance features at an affordable price for users ready to launch or grow their garment printing business.
It delivers incredible flexibility and image quality in an
affordable, easy-to-use package, perfect for both new and experienced users.
Also on stand will be the Ricoh Ri 6000 DTG printer and the new Ricoh Pro latex large format printer. Witness live demonstrations on stand B20.
This year, Roland is proud to present the new Texart RT-640M, a multi-function sublimation printer that lets you print both to
transfer paper and direct to textile.
Featuring the latest in
Roland sublimation technology and at a competitive price, this is not to be missed. Visitors can also see a broad overview of Rolandʼs printing and cutting solutions from the compact BN-20 all the way up to the TrueVIS SG-300. With the personalisation market booming, Roland will be displaying various technology including the LEF-12i benchtop UV printer and the brand-new LD-80, an innovative new laser foiling device.
LD-80 innovative new laser foiling device
With so many solutions on display (and the chance of a few surprises) make sure you pay Roland DG a visit at Printwear and Promotion LIVE!
The Ricoh Ri 1000 | 66 | January 2019 For more information visit stand G60.
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
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