Focus on Embroidery
You may have spotted it taking pride of place on our front cover last month… Beginning our look at all things embroidery this month is the Happy HR3-1504 four-head, available exclusively from Midwest Machinery. Over the next few pages you can read more about further embroidery innovations taking the UK market by storm.
MIDWEST MACHINERY ‘The most technologically advanced machines in the world’ T
he Happy HR3-1504 is Midwestʼs best-selling multi-head, for good reason: it packs a lot of production power in a small space, putting four sewing heads in less than eight feet of space.
Like all Happy multi-heads, the 1504 can be run shift after shift, virtually nonstop, for days on end.
HCR3 technology helps make the 1504 the strongest, most productive four-head yet, with servo drive for faster, quieter sewing, and reinforced construction in many key areas for greater durability and more consistent quality on a wide variety of materials.
Key features ● Servo drive system for quiet, higher
speed operation. ● New carriage base design for smoother, steadier operation at all sewing
speeds. ● User-friendly touch screen control with on-board help, auto-error correction.
● USB flash drive ports, LAN andUSB 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/ up to 250 changes/ design, appliqué stop/
frameout. ● Onboard edits: flip/rotate, fine-scaling,
offset from centre, and more. ● Automatic production and error
reporting. ● Detachable support table.
www.midwestworld.com
COLOREEL Revolutionary thread colouring
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nstant thread colouring unit Coloreel is due to hit the UK market next month, available exclusively through AJS Embroidery Services.
The innovative Coloreel technology enables high-quality colouring of thread on demand. The first product to be launched based on this revolutionary technology is a groundbreaking unit for embroidery machines.
By instantly colouring the thread during production, it enables unique designs and vastly improves overall production efficiency. A single piece of white thread enters the Coloreel unit, where it is dried and dyed before passing out the other side and into the embroidery head.
Advantages ● Improved embroidery production – lead times are reduced, there is no need for large inventories with various thread colours and no need to order threads in
customised colours. ● Improved overall efficiency – reduced setup time and improved production, due to fewer trims for colour changes, possibility to react to customersʼ
| 64 | September 2018 Smooth colour transitions can be achieved
specific colour requirements instantly and optimised use of the embroidery
machine. ● Freedom in design – enhanced design flexibility and the ability to create special
effects and smooth colour transitions. ● No machine modifications needed – the Coloreel device is a standalone unit and can be retrofitted to all embroidery
machine brands. ● Better embroidery quality – no redundant lock stitches, thread quality equivalent to standard embroidery thread and more consistent stitch quality.
The Coloreel unit
● Withstand washing – once the thread is coloured and the embroidery is done, it can instantly be used and washed without further post-treatment.
www.coloreel.com www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk Happy HR3-1504
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