P&P LIVE! 2020 Review Embroidery
Our embroidery exhibitors never fail to disappoint when it comes to introducing new machines. It really is surprising how technology in this field manages to advance year on year.
For the first time at the show, Midwest presented a fashion embroidery machine with the widest embroidery area ever seen – 3.2x2.8m. The HFR-W1502A is a machine that offers the ability to utilise sequins, cording, boring and hot tip
also exhibited its K series compact four, six and eight head machines embroidering a variety of garments, as well as the brilliant LEM Networking software.
And finally in terms of new embroidery machines seen at the exhibition, Amaya Sales UK was demonstrating the new Melco EMT16X, which created great interest in its modular design and efficient production. The Melco has always been the fastest multi-head available, but the new enhancements allow for increased production. Visitors looking for something a little different to add to their existing embroidery set up should have made a beeline for Stocks Embroidery Solutions. Stocks demonstrated the new single bead device from ZSK. This device is suitable for most ZSK embroidery machines and can be positioned on either the left or right side. It can handle beads with a curved surface shape, as well as a flat surface.
The TMEZ-SC1501 amazed customers
cutters so users can unleash their creativity to its full potential. AJS Embroidery Services demonstrated the latest innovation from Tajima – the TMEZ-SC1501 with DCP and ITM technology. Scott Mason, sales manager, said: “This really was the star of the show for us. The TMEZ was running 2mm lettering on voile with no backing stitching out at up to 1,200spm, something which customers were amazed by.”
The latest release from SWF was on display over on YES Ltd’s stand. The new Single series, available in two models (Normal and Compact), enables users to easily stitch their designs. 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. On YES Ltd’s second stand, visitors could find the world’s first 20 needle single-head and multi-head embroidery machines from Ricoma UK. The new Ricoma MT series provides users with a standard range of 12 colours, leaving eight needles free for those one-off jobs. This makes the machine more flexible and in turn the user more profitable. John-Paul Burton, sales director,
commented: “Most of the machines we showcased were sold, and sales continue to flow in providing already existing business with a valuable addition to their production, and a powerful kickstart to those who have only just started.”
The new SWD-1501- 8S from Ricoma took centre stage on Hobkirk’s stand this year, which Mark Hobkirk, managing director, said received great interest. This machine features a massive 800x500mm
And last but not least, Wilcom users were able to view the latest EmbroideryStudio release. The e4.5 update features a number of incredible creative add-on elements that will revolutionise aspects of creative digitising. Not only that, but Wilcom released its all-new EmbroideryConnect WiFi Device. This is Wilcom’s very own developed wireless embroidery solution to improve production automation and reduce operating costs, a product which is sure to make a lot of embroiderers’ lives easier.
Wilcom’s new EmbroideryConnect WiFi Device was demonstrated during the exhibition
Engraving
Printwear & Promotion LIVE! has proved itself to be a hotbed for all things engraving in recent years. The 2020 exhibition saw a whole host of engraving products receive their exhibition debut.
Gravograph showcased the all new compact high-speed The new SWD-1501-8S from Ricoma sewing area and 8in touch screen.
Barudan UK introduced its new single head embroidery machine at the show this year. The BEKT-S1501CBIII or PRO3 offers users a host of new, fantastic features. It has a maximum speed of 1,300 stitches per minute onto flat garments or 1,000 stitches per minute onto caps. Barudan UK
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WeLase range of laser markers. The laser maker features four technologies designed for any application. Fibre for metal marking, engraving and cutting, Hybrid for precious metals, CO2 for organic materials and plastics, and Green for materials requiring minimum heat when lasered. While visitors to Roland DG’s stand were able to view two new engravers. The DE-3 is a more user-friendly upgrade of the EGX-350 automatic engraving machine. It features a handy laser pointer which significantly accelerates set-up, letting users engrave and customise a wide variety of items and materials, while the LV laser engraver series is Roland’s first foray into laser engraving. With the ability to etch, engrave or cut materials from wood, to acrylic, to leather, this versatile device unlocks a slew of new applications. By walking around the exhibition floor, it was clear to see that exhibitors were pulling out all the stops to help you, our visitors, launch into 2020. Printwear & Promotion LIVE! genuinely is the only place to source, view and purchase new garment and product decoration equipment in the UK. Hats off to the exhibitors!
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