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Focus on Embroidery The Melco Summit The Melco Summit


Both high speeds and precision The Melco Summit embroidery machine is a major shift in commercial embroidery. It is engineered with speed, precision, and unprecedented ease of use in mind. At its core is a 10.1in full HD capacitive touchscreen, delivering vivid visuals and intuitive navigation that gives you full control. This interface not only displays stitch progress and maintenance alerts but streamlines setup with a built-in barcode and QR-scanner that loads OFM-encoded designs and hoop confi gurations in seconds – cutting out manual errors and idle time. It will also deliver access to training and troubleshooting videos.


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Performance-wise, the Summit hits the top of its class with 16 needles and a stitch speed up to 1,500spm fl at and 1,200spm for caps. This is bolstered by a high-speed colour-change motor that seamlessly transitions between threads. The patented Acti-Feed system automatically adjusts thread tension in real time, ensuring consistent quality across different fabrics without operator tweaks. Alignment is exact, thanks to laser-guided positioning and tracing capability, making it perfect for accurate work on small areas like pockets, sleeves, and caps. The machine’s compact lower arm and self-sharpening carbide thread cutter enhance versatility and reduces downtime. The Summit also integrates seamlessly into Melco’s intelligent ecosystem. OFM-based fi les carry design, thread, hoop, and tension specs to the machine. In short, the Melco Summit redefi nes commercial embroidery by blending ergonomic design, automation, and industrial-grade performance. It is perfect for businesses that demand speed and accuracy, but also want to future-proof their investment in machinery to handle embroidery on-demand.


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Not all embroidery fi le formats are created equal. At the heart of Wilcom’s industry-leading software lies the intelligent, object-based EMB fi le format: the foundation of professional embroidery. Unlike machine stitch fi les such as DST, which merely store a


fi xed sequence of stitches, EMB fi les go much further. They hold editable design objects, multiple colourways, stitch types, special effects, fabric settings, and even customer information – all in one dynamic fi le. This object-based structure means every element remains fully editable at any stage.


Need to resize a logo? With EMB, stitch spacing, underlay, and density adjust automatically – no redigitising required. Changing fabric types or updating thread colours? It takes just seconds, with no compromise on stitch quality.


Whether you’re a digitiser, decorator, or apparel manufacturer, the EMB format streamlines your workfl ow, enhances fl exibility, and futureproofs your designs. It’s why professionals worldwide rely on the precision of Wilcom’s EMB and consider it the gold standard in the industry.


Even better, Wilcom’s EmbroideryStudio software exports directly to all major machine formats – so you can design in EMB and stitch on any machine with confi dence.


To suit every embroidery business, Wilcom offers four fl exible product levels – each tailored to different needs. Experience the freedom to create, edit, and scale.


www.wilcom.com www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk Wilcom September 2025 | 41 | EMB file format


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