The Tajima TFMX-IIC 1508-436 is a full-featured eight-head commercial embroidery machine that is so intuitive it practically thinks for itself. Designed with the latest technology, this production machine has a 32-bit controller that runs at 300MHz and uses the Windows® CE Operating System.
Some of its benefits include a thin film transistor LCD MicroSmart screen that shows the design and location of the needle at any point in the sewing process. The frame drive yields a more precise stitch length and the AC servo pulse motor is closed, which minimizes contamination and has more accurate stitching.
The memory will hold 2 million stitches and a USB drive can be used for data transfer. This machine is networkable and can be connected to other machines via a wired or wireless LAN connection. Changing out frames from caps to cylinder to tubular is quick and easy due to the machine’s unique uni-sash design. The major electronics and components are mounted inside the machine frame for easy access and maximum protection.
Other valued features include ultra strength tubular arms that prevent any distortion of embroidery, which is especially important when sewing precise small lettering and small designs. The needle bar stroke has been increased from 45mm to 47mm for smoother operation and more precise sewing on traditional embroidery in addition to thick fabrics and 3-D foam designs. The adjustable thread take-up system, which is patent pending, has improved sewing quality with its adjustable tension device located close to the needle.
For more information or a free brochure contact Hirsch International at 800-394-4426; e-mail: care@hic.us; or visit the Web site at
www.hic.us.
