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Focus on Embroidery Barudan’s networking software


Working together through programming Barudan networking software eliminates the need for USB drives and CF cards. Networking embroidery machines can optimise workflow and minimise operator error. From one machine to hundreds, Barudan has a networking solution for you. Barudan’s Bluetooth Manager is able to connect up to seven Barudan K-Series embroidery machines and supports FDR & DST formats. Operators can easily drag and drop designs to multiple machines, or it can be integrated with your embroidery software’s connection manager; Send will automatically download the design to the machine.


Design File Server is a free networking software which connects one K, X, or V-series machine via LAN connection and supports both Scheduled and Direct Download transfer modes with optional barcode scanners. Design File Server can also link in with your embroidery software’s connection manager using the Send option for quick and easy design transfer.


BNET Workgroup has all the features of Design File Server, with the advantage of connecting up to 100 K, X or V-series machines. Design File Explorer displays designs, while Design File Function Editor allows simple design editing. BNET Pro has all the features of BNET Workgroup with the advantage of web-based dashboards which monitors production, machine and operator status. New ‘responsive design information’ is compatible with tablets, PC’s and smartphones.


BNET Enterprise has all the features of BNET Pro with the advantage of Sewing Machine Manager, which is a thread management system indicating which machines are loaded with the correct threads for upcoming designs. The on-screen floor plan replicates factory layout, giving real-time machine and operator status.


Barudan www.barudan.co.uk


Specialist work as standard


Did you know that specialist digitising doesn’t cost extra at David Sharp? This means you can explore a wide range of embroidery techniques that you might have been hesitant to try, all for the same set price as standard embroidery digitising. The company offers a simple and affordable set price per design, regardless of its size, complexity, or specialised nature. This allows our customers to access a huge number of embroidery techniques and styles, enabling them to offer their clients a variety of interesting products without incurring extra costs or time.


3D embroidery is a popular technique that can be sold at a premium. Proper digitising is crucial for clean results and to prevent thread breaks.


Products like B-Film badge plastic from Madeira can help you create your own patches and badges. Specialist embroidery digitising is essential to get the best results. Whether you want to experiment with metallic thread or a very thin thread for perfect small text, you need a digitiser familiar with the correct design settings to avoid quality issues and thread breaks.


David Sharp doesn’t charge extra for specialist digitising and it is always happy to offer a helping hand in areas where you might be unsure.


www.davidsharp.co.uk David Sharp | 46 | September 2025 www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk Example of David Sharp’s work


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