Focus on Embroidery Dependable and reliable
The team at Barudan UK understands that an embroidery machine needs to be dependable and reliable, a machine that won’t let you down.
Choosing the right model is therefore, a big decision for any business owner. Not only do you want something long-lasting, but if you decide to part exchange your machine down the line, you’ll want to know that your machine will hold its value. Barudan’s machines are robust, built to last and extremely reliable, resulting in excellent quality embroidery for decades to come, hence their high resale value.
Barudan’s latest BEKY-CII series multi-head embroidery machines are built on a heavy steel, double bridge chassis. A Barudan provides high performance, ultimate stability and minimum vibration, resulting in superior stitch quality every time! The positive needle drive technology enables embroidery onto a variety of materials at top speeds with the most precise detail and lettering. Quality embroidery is maintained on all types of garments, including thick karate belts and 3D embroidery onto baseball caps, with no setting adjustments necessary.
Barudan’s latest thread tensioning system provides easier thread tensioning with accurate thread break detection. The latest independent guide plates and new tension springs provide a greater range of tension. The SH sewing head has a new larger LED thread break detection light, which indicates either a top or bobbin thread stop. The most recent cylinder arm is smaller measuring 43x44.5mm. Benefi cial when embroidering shirt pockets, socks and hard to reach areas.
Barudan multi-head’s have an embroidery area of 450x380mm, and are supplied with four sets of frames; 12cm, 15cm, 18cm and 29x30cm with the option of cap frames if required. The team Barudan UK pride themselves in complete training and telephone support. Please contact the team if you’d like to fi nd out more!
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Top tip! Digitising for high-impact and low stitch-count Janos Horvath, a Wilcom International veteran with incredible experience in the Indian industry, explains the importance of
reducing trims in this invaluable article.
roducing creative embroidery that is effi cient to stitch out is the dream of every digitiser, however previously this has been time-consuming to achieve. Every stitch, colour-change, and trim take up valuable machine time. Minimising trims translates to the saving of hours in your production schedule, here I break it down just perfectly. Machines usually run at 700 to 800 stitches per minute for optimum results, and depending on the machine brand and model, each trim takes three to four seconds. This time is used to: • Slow the machine down to a stop. • Move the trimmer knife and cut the thread. • Restart slowly with a few stitches for the top thread and bobbin to safely catch up and form the fi rst few knots. • And return to regular stitching speed.
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Regions like India create large and beautiful designs, so their focus is on minimising stitches and trims. To save added time, open stitch types are transformed into uniform run-stitch patterns as these have fewer thread breaks on machines. EmbroideryStudio e4.5 Designing has many open creative stitch types for creating low stitch-count designs. Add-on Elements such as Maze Fill, Reef Photo Stitch, and Spiral Fill produce designs with a single trim!
The Trapunto feature available in Wilcom’s premium-level software is invaluable. In just a single click, travel runs are sent to the design edges, making them invisible and removing potential trims without sacrifi cing the aesthetics of the design. This horse design (to the right) was created by Mai Huynh, Wilcom’s in-house digitiser. It uses the Contour Stitch, Maze Fill, and Stemstitch, resulting in under a quarter of the stitch
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This embroidered horse design was digitised by Mai Huynh, using Wilcom’s EmbroideryStudio e4.5 Contour Stitch, Maze Fill, and Stemstitch.
It has a quarter fewer stitches than if it was digitised with traditional tatami and satin stitch and has much fewer trims.
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count than if fi lled with traditional tatami and satin stitches. Only eight vs. 31 trims!
Combining lower stitch counts, fewer trims, and zero thread breaks can increase your productivity and reduce costs without sacrifi cing your unique embroidery designs. Give it a go!
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BEKY-CII series multi-head embroidery machines
Barudan UK
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