Focus on Embroidery
Despite the global lockdown, embroidery suppliers have been busier than ever as they supply you with all of the latest threads, machines and other consumable products. Take a look at the latest products on the market over the following few pages.
Midwest Machinery
Introducing the most technologically advanced single-head on the planet
The new HCU Series from Happy Japan has been described as being the most technologically advanced high-speed, single-head machine on the planet.
With a maximum speed of 1,500 stitches per minute and a 450x600mm large embroidery field, it will get you working to your full potential. Features: ● Colour LCD touch screen control panel. ● Single head 15 colours. ● Maximum speed 1,500rpm. ● Tubular embroidery area: 400x600mm/ 400x1200mm.
● Low-profile cap frame (option): 67x180mm.
● Wide cap frame (option): 67x290mm. ● Free PC connection software. ● LAN and USB network port. ● USB memory stick port. ● Built-in 100 small designs. ● Easy threading. ● Take up lever safety guard. ● Automatic thread trimmer. ● Automatic colour change. ● Automatic thread break detection. ● Built-in bobbin thread winder. ● Short stitch sweep function. ● Customisable icons’ locations.
www.midwestworld.com
Hobkirk Sewing Machines Portable, lightweight and competitive
The Ricoma EM-1010 embroidery machine from Hobkirk Sewing
Machines is portable, lightweight and
competitively priced.
It is a great little machine, ideal for any business
looking to get started in the world of
embroidery or as a demonstration model for taking out on the road.
HCU Series
The new HCU Series is distributed exclusively in the UK by Midwest Machinery.
This embroidery machine is suitable for embroidery on flats, caps, finished garments and much more. It comes equipped with all the attachments required and has all the features to meet your embroidery needs, including; a HD True Color 7in touch screen, an embroidery area of 310x210mm, a maximum speed of 1,000spm and a heavy-duty steel stand with wheels to ensure both stability and mobility.
www.hobkirk.co.uk Ricoma EM-1010
Amaya Sales UK A multi-head with a difference
Earlier this year, Melco released the next generation commercial embroidery machine, the Melco EMT16X.
It comes packed with new feature enhancements giving outstanding performance, efficiency and stitch quality. Thanks to enhanced Melco stitch dynamics, the frequency of thread issues are minimised. This means more run time per machine and greater ROI potential. In addition to amazing efficiency and performance, stitch quality is outstanding.
The Melco EMT16X is a multi-head with a difference, it can be configured to adjust to your production input. Take a look at the down time on your embroidery machinery and just think how you could improve their efficiency. 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. 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 had purchased the previous model, the Melco EMT16 Plus, you can now purchase an upgrade to the same level as the Melco EMT16X. Please ask for details. Arrange a demonstration at one of Amaya’s showrooms and see how the Melco EMT16X could save you money and drastically improve your production. See why so many of your competitors are benefiting from switching over to the Melco EMT16X modular system.
www.amayauk.com
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