Focus on Embroidery
Beginning our look at the latest in embroidery machines, consumables and software is AJS Embroidery Services with details on its latest product addition from Tajima.
AJS EMBROIDERY SERVICES
SAI – coming to a dealer near you soon LAN machine connection capability.
T
he Tajima SAI embroidery machine incorporates big features into a compact machine making the SAI a great option for home, specialty markets, retail locations, and great for mobile embroidery thanks to its small footprint and weight. SAI gives you everything you need to succeed in the world of embroidery.
Overview ● Fast 800 stitches per minute. ● Eight needle embroidery machine. ● Compact design for portability and tabletop ease.
● Easy to learn and use 3.5x6in full colour touch screen control panel.
● Large 11.8x7.8in (300x200mm) tubular sewing field.
● Includes one 11.8x7.8in
● Rotate designs and select the design stop/start position on screen.
● Large 11.8x2.9in (300x75mm) cap sewing field.
● Crosshair laser marker for easy and accurate design placement.
● LED lit sewing field. ● Six beautiful fonts to create
● Includes Tajima Writer design editing software for Windows with built-in design templates and easy
on-board lettering for text and monograms.
WILCOM EmbroideryStudio e4 Lettering and Editing launch W
ilcom has just announced the latest additions to its new EmbroideryStudio e4 embroidery software suite. EmbroideryStudio e4 Lettering delivers powerful automatic lettering, enhanced
monogramming, even easier team name production all with basic customising options for non-digitisers.
Choose from over 200
professionally crafted embroidery fonts or convert TrueType or OpenType fonts instantly. There are also 69 professionally predefined monogram designs or simply create your own. EmbroideryStudio e4 Editing combines all the features of ES Lettering and adds advanced editing capabilities. Full editing control over the .EMB object properties allows for recolouring, reshaping and resequencing of designs. Change densities and other settings to suit different fabrics and sizes in moments.
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Both these products offer powerful embroidery software to non-digitising staff in either a custom embroidery shop or production facility. They can correct small
technical mistakes or incorporate simple customer changes without sending it back to their digitiser, saving time and increasing their embroidery productivity.
The included Order Job feature helps manage customer job details, which can be printed for customer approval, avoiding potential costly mistakes.
Contact the Wilcom Europe team to find out how these new user-friendly products can make your embroidery team more efficient.
www.wilcom.com www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
(300x200mm) hoop, one 3.9x3.9in (100x100mm) hoop, two cap frames with cap mounting gauge.
● Upgradable to Tajima Autograph by Pulse for advanced features.
Product features ● Barcode ready: All Tajima embroidery machines have built in technology to load a design to the machine with the simple scan of a barcode.
● Cap stabilisation shaft: The cap stabilisation shaft allows for high speed cap embroidery with precision results. The stabilisation shaft prevents the cap frame driver from moving up, down, left, or right.
● Touchscreen colour LCD control panel: Colour LCD control panel programs jobs easily with just a few keystrokes; call up designs from memory for repeat jobs
Specifications ● Maximum speed: 800 SPM. ● Needles: eight. ● Tubular (large): 11.8x7.8in / 300x200mm.
● Tubular (small): 3.9x3.9in / 100x100mm.
● Cap: 3x14.2in/ 75x360mm. ● Machine dimensions: 21.9x22.8x 26.3in.
www.ajs-embroidery.co.uk
● Electricity – single-phase: 100-120V. ●Weight: 32kg.
Tajima: Seamless Affordable Illustration
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