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Focus on Embroidery EMT16 Plus AMAYA SALES UK Improve upon your production W


hether you are running a single or multi-head embroidery business, you should take a look at the Melco EMT16 Plus modular embroidery system.


If you are starting in the industry, it is difficult to know how many heads you will require. With the Melco system it does not matter, you can add on whenever you need to. No costly part exchange when you have to step up from a one head to a four head, with Melco you just add another one or two on.


If you are already in the industry and running a multi-head set up, take the time to look at how inefficient your set up is. Take a


ETC SUPPLIES The ultimate hooping experience E


TC Suppliesʼ best-selling frame for any size of embroidery company is the Mighty Hoop.


Eight out of 10 customers have purchased at least one of these fantastic products. Most customers would then go on and buy more to fit all the heads on one machine. Large embroidery companies will buy 36 or more Mighty Hoops in one size each for all the production heads. They love this product as it affords these extra benefits not


available with conventional frames/hoops. ● No down time with adjusting the thumb screw.


● No rings breaking due to over tighten of the thumb screw.


● No garment damage or marking. ● No product that cannot be framed up. ● Quicker framing up time speeds up production.


● No more problems with padded jackets.


● No more


● The Mighty Hoops are available in all sizes from


problems with horse blankets.


4.25x4.25in up to 17x16in.


The Mighty Hoop is a strong magnetic hoop, which can be used on almost any embroidery machine. There is no need to adjust the outer ring of the hoop, because it holds the garment with magnetic force, and automatically


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specialist in the world of industrial embroidery and decorative thread, Madeira concentrates its


development in these specialist fields to respond to trends and styles in fashion. Madeiraʼs highly popular Polyneon No. 40 Embroidery Thread (MR002) comes in pantone matched colours with a choice of 82 great shades. The thread is extremely resistant to industrial laundering with bleaches or chlorine and can be washed at 95˚C.


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adjusts for different thicknesses. Mighty Hoops reduce hoop burn, and stress on arms and wrists. You can hoop the impossible with Mighty Hoops, even Carhartt.


Mighty Hoops are the latest invention patented by Midwest Products, the innovators of the Hoop Master. The Hoop Master is the best-selling commercial embroidery hooping system in the world. Its patented features make it the easiest, fastest, and most consistent hooping system available in the industry. ETC Supplies recommends using the Hoop Master with Mighty Hoops for the ultimate hooping experience.


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Mighty Hoop


MR002


look at the down time on your machinery and just think how you could improve your production. Look at the lost production during thread breaks, during new design set up, producing a sample on one head and so on. All this down time costs you money and lost production.


Arrange a demonstration at one of Amayaʼs showrooms and see how the Melco EMT16 Plus could save you money and drastically improve you production. See why so many of your competitors are benefiting from switching over to the Melco EMT16 Plus modular system.


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