Weaving, sewing, printing and embroidery machinery

The number of embroidery heads, weaving width and printing technology must be specified separately; inks, solvents and consumables should not be included in the machinery description.

Details

  • Producing fabric, sewing assemblies, printing or embroidering on textile materials. The number of embroidery heads, weaving width and printing technology must be specified separately; inks, solvents and consumables should not be included in the machinery description.
  • State the number of heads, working width, speed, voltage and accessories for each machine. Materials requiring verification include metal frames, needle heads and controllers.
  • Secure needles, print heads and moving frames; list material rolls and accompanying spare parts by package.
  • The main machine must be distinguished from inks, solvents or consumables because documentation and transport requirements differ.

Preparation

  • Separate the list of embroidery heads, fabric frames, roller shafts and printing materials from the main machine.
  • State the number of heads, working width, speed, voltage and accessories for each machine.
  • Secure needles, print heads and moving frames; list material rolls and accompanying spare parts by package.

Frequently asked questions

What different information is needed for fabric printing machines supplied with ink?

Separate the list of embroidery heads, fabric frames, roller shafts and printing materials from the main machine. State the number of heads, working width, speed, voltage and accessories for each machine.

What aspects of weaving, sewing, printing and embroidery machinery need verification before proposing an option?

The main machine must be distinguished from inks, solvents or consumables because documentation and transport requirements differ.