Tajima's New TEMX-C Series…
The Embroidery Industry’s New Call to “Arms”!
Tajima's New Arm-Type Line and its Attachments for TMLH are Shining Examples of an Industry Leader Willing to Settle for Nothing Less Than the Best for Its Customers!
Tajima's New TEMX-C Cylinder Arm-Type Embroidery Machines Redefine the Balance of Value and Technology
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he history of business both here and around the world echo with stories about companies who struggle to reach a leadership position in their respective industries, only to take a deep breath, wipe their collective brows, and lose that leadership they strived so hard to get, by resting on their laurels. Luckily in the embroidery industry, there is one company that breaks this mold… Tajima. For over 60 years, Tajima has led the industry not only by manufacturing the best quality and most crafted machines on the market, but by providing consistent technological breakthroughs. Innovations that have given their customers a clear competitive edge over other embroidery professionals. And this tenet is exemplified by the introduction of Tajima's latest achievement, the TEMX-C series.

Tajima's TEMX-C cylinder arm-type line of embroidery machines is the next evolution of its vaunted TEHX-C series, which redefined sewing on finished goods such as jackets, shirts, caps, shoes, bags and other finished garments.

The TEMX-C features significant improvements over the prior TEHX-C line. The arm-type cylinder bed employs a new noise reduction system that uses ball bearings for the presser foot driving mechanism… significantly minimizing operation noise for a better workplace environment. In addition, 50mm stroke needle bars have been added to increase penetration force of garments. The TEMX-C line is now ideal for effective sewing through thick materials such as jeans, leathers, caps and more.

In its ever-present commitment to increasing productivity, Tajima engineers have taken a page out of the precision industrial machinery playbook by adopting a ball screw driving system as the centerpiece of the TEMX-C color change system to dramatically reduce the operational time for color change, one of the most time consuming aspects of complex design sewing. Also, Tajima has improved frame exchange through the incorporation of an electric auto sub-table in the table lifting system. This will facilitate smooth and quick frame exchange from flat to finished goods embroidery. For pure productivity, the maximum running speed has been increased from 800 to 1000 rpm providing quality sewing at higher speeds.

The TEMX-C is also easier to operate with the addition of a standard 6.5” LCD operation panel that has been adopted from Tajima's industry standard MX Series. The panel incorporates a color monitor display with a simple interface that shows the embroidery process while it’s in operation along with other productivity features. Using the condition data memory function, stitching conditions (design start position, color sequence, etc.) can be output to a floppy disk in Tajima binary data format along with the design data. The saved stitch conditions can be easily input and reproduced, reducing setting time.

These great new features are combined with the standard capabilities found with Tajima's complete line of industry leading embroidery equipment such as standard memory of 2,000,000 Stitches/200 Designs, Automatic Upper/Under Thread Trimming Device, Rotary Type Thread Breakage Detection, Thread Tension Adjustment (PAT), Take-up Lever Guard (PAT), Rotary Hook (PAT), Embroidery Data Management (PAT) a complete range of hoops and sewing devices such as Wide Cap Frame (PAT), Baby Cap Frame, Cylindrical Frame (PAT), Border Frame, Tubular Frames, Cording, Boring Device and Lame Attachment Devices. Plus a host of features and options too numerous to list here. For complete list, log on to www.tajima.com.
Tajima's TEMX-C… the Easiest-to-Use and Most Advanced Controller on the Market

  • Operation Panel with Simple Interface The Easy-to-view 6.5 inch color LCD panel has special keys with added function to allow easy operation. The job currently in progress is displayed on the screen in real time (PAT).

  • Runs on Microsoft Windows ® CE

  • Selectable Data Input Methods Design data can be input or output using a floppy disk or USB memory.

  • Energy-Saving Mode A sleep mode function similar to a PC has been introduced to the operation panel. Pressing a single button puts the machine in the standby status and saves unnecessary power consumption without turning off the main power. Pressing the button again restarts the machine quickly.

  • Increased Standard memory Capacity Standard memory capacity has been expanded to up to 2,000,000 stitches.

  • Simple and Convenient Networking System A LAN port is available to support networking.



Tajima's New TMLH Attachments Give You an Expanded Palette of Capabilities!
New Attachments Make the TMLH Even More Versatile than Ever Before

Tajima has once again stretched the envelope with the introduction of two great new add-ons to the TMLH Series, a “Slub Cord” Guide and a Frill Embroidery Guide for “ Tuck” and “Gather” Embroidery.

Slub Cord Guide

Cords in different shapes with thin and thick parts are called “Slub Cords”. They are generally stitched, using cording embroidery stitches or zigzag swing stitches. However, cording stitches may fail to stitch material and zigzag swing stitch handles only a limited width of materials with extreme differences in thickness. This new Slub Cord Guide has overcome this challenge and finely stitches Slub Cords even with extreme differences in thickness.

To Embroider Slub Cords with a Wide Range of Thickness as Shown in Picture One, the Cord Passes Through on this Groove (Circled in Red) When the Thickness is Small this Mechanism Ensures Stable Stitches.

Frill Embroidery Guide (Commonly Used for Tuck or Gather Embroidery) This new type of guide has an improved stopper to prevent reverse feed of material and to secure the feed in equal amounts. Either tuck embroidery or gather embroidery is applicable by adjustment of the embroidery thread tension. This replaces the conventional type frill guide which fails to make beautiful tuck embroidery stitches.

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