iladesai
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| 08 Jan 2007 7:50 PM |
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i want to buy latest indusry machine which is single head single needle.with approx.300*300mm area. please help me
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Brenden
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| 08 Jan 2007 10:37 PM |
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Hi Iladesal,
Two that I know of:
- Inbro RSC-1201
- Toyota AD851
See the Embroidery Machines list under the Resorces section of this site. It contains a list of different machine vendors. Email them and they might be able to assist you. |
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cpacheco
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| 10 Jan 2007 4:45 AM |
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| I don't think Toyota still makes the 851, they have been replaced by the EX9000. Alot of the machines machines on the market are 11 or more needles up to 15. There is only one with the single needle head. Then everyone else is multi-needle. |
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Sewster
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| 21 Feb 2007 7:29 AM |
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Hello!
I saw the Inbro single needle RSC-1201 in operation at the Long Beach ISS Show recently, and was very impressed. Does anyone have any information on this machine? Pros or Cons? I'd be very interested.
Thanks so much!
Dee
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Payned
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| 13 Apr 2007 12:29 AM |
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Hello
We have just taken delivery of a new Inbro single needle machine. After a couple of days use, its working well. Great stitch quality and its much quieter as there are less moving parts. You do hear the compressor cut in from time to time for a few seconds. All in all we are very pleased with it.
Dave P
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unique
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| 14 Apr 2007 10:13 AM |
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| A 1 needle machine with a compressor, which changes the thread colors. The Inbro sounds like it’s an old Melco Vantage 16 from the mid 90s with a face lift. The Vantage 16 held 16 cones of thread and used an air compressor that would twist the two different cones of threads together and the pull it through the 1 needle to make the color change. |
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Greg K
www.AdvancedWilcom.com
Unique Embroidery & Printing
Wilcom Sales & Distributor (for North America)
Wilcom Authorized Training Center
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You can find me in the Training; in the Training School section, Categories "US"
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Payned
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| 20 Apr 2007 11:44 PM |
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Hi Greg
The new Inbro single needle is all new technology. If you get a chance, have a look at one at a show or a local dealer. Stich quality and overall performance has been very impressive, the needle autothreading works first time every time.
DaveP
J and D Embroidery.
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louisa-ann
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| 09 Aug 2007 9:17 PM |
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| Hello Dave,
I am new to this forum and looking to buy an embroidery machine. I am wondering how your Inbro single needle machine is performing after a few months. Are you happy with the quality of the stitching. How does it compare to other machines you have used?
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unique
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| 10 Aug 2007 1:41 AM |
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Hi Payned,
I've work at a inbro both selling the Wilcom software for them and it has simular technology that the Melco advantage 16 had back in the 90s. I'll be at the ISS show an I will take a better look at it to see how simlar they maybe. |
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Greg K
www.AdvancedWilcom.com
Unique Embroidery & Printing
Wilcom Sales & Distributor (for North America)
Wilcom Authorized Training Center
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You can find me in the Training; in the Training School section, Categories "US"
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Sewster
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| 14 Jan 2008 8:40 AM |
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Hello! Dave P - at J & D Embroidery,
I see that you purchased the Inbro single needle RSC-1201 back in
April of 2007. What has been your experience with this machine in
the past ten months? I'm planning to attend the ISS Show in Long
Beach this next week and am very seriously looking into purchasing
a machine. And, this machine has caught my eye. However, over
the past year I've heard very little about it. I'd like to know all the
pros and cons. Would you recommend it, or go with another brand?
Thanks so much for your input.
Dee B
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Sewster
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| 13 Mar 2008 10:31 AM |
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Hello!
It's been several months since my last post conserning Inbro's new single needle 12 color machine. Todate, I've not heard back from anyone here as to the pros and cons of this particular machine. I am very interested in purchasing one as I'm impressed by the concept, but would love to hear what others who have experience with them might say, both the good and bad. Would you recommend it? Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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CANDRDESIGNS
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| 13 Mar 2008 2:01 PM |
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I am new to this site, but I have the new Inbro single needle 12 thread machine and I love it. I have only had it for 3 months but we have been having a great time with it.
Connie
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HOTCHILLI
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| 19 Apr 2009 5:43 PM |
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Hi all, I am very interested in the single head/needle machines too. I have just watched the video of the Inbro model you are discussing and it looks brilliant.
If anyone wants to check out the vid here is the link;
http://www.embroiderysolutions.com.au/Inbro_Machines.html
My company is located on the Central Coast of NSW Australia and is an importer and distributor of general workwear and high visibility clothing and accessories. Currently we outsource all of our embroidery and we are looking for a new service provider so if anyone is interested in alot of ongoing trade work please contact me. We are also considering setting up our own in house embroidery machines.
I would really appreciate any feedback on whether you believe it is better to let an existing embroidery company do the work for us compared to the set-up costs and training required to do it ourselves.
Advice? Comments? Anyone want to discuss the possibility of supplying us with embroidery services? Our orders range from 10 units up to 5,000 per job.
Cheers
Jay
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MaggieG
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| 19 Apr 2009 10:36 PM |
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Hi Hotchilli,
Just wondering if I can find out more about your company. I live on south coast NSW. I have been wanting to buy an embroidery machine. (not quite sure what to buy, I have been quite interested in finding out more about Inbro). I will be looking for some work if I go ahead with the investment in a machine. Any advice with setting up would be appreciated. Thanks Maggie
Hi All,
I would appreciate any advice on buying a machine. Can anybody advise on the quality of the embroidery stitching on the Inbro as compared to other machines. Does the auto thread work well?
Thanks for you help.
Maggie
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HOTCHILLI
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| 19 Apr 2009 11:45 PM |
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Hi Maggie,
Thanks for the reply. What is your background with embroidery? My company is located on the NSW Central Coast with on site warehousing and another ware in Wetherill Park in Sydney. We supply a huge range of clothing B2B nation wide. Our clients include contractors, mining, medical, government departments and the like and if we do not get our own machines we will need someone as a long term supplier for all of our embroidery and screenprinting requirements.
Jay
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MaggieG
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| 20 Apr 2009 10:55 AM |
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Hi Hotchilli,
I am wishing to start up my own business on a small scale to begin with. Ongoing small jobs would be what I am after. You appear to want someone who is already in the business. If you find someone and they are willing to teach me a little so that I can be a small scale operation without being in competition, could you please let me know.
I know very little about embroidery or the machines. I have always enjoyed sewing and thought embroidery would be good way to get back into the workforce after raising my family. I can only afford to get involved if I know I will be able to get some ongoing work. I was originally thinking personalised children's wear.
Thanks
Maggie
Hi All,
Any suggestions as to whether I should give it a go, what machine to buy and how to get help starting up would be wonderful.
I very much appreciate any help.
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MargG
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| 24 Jul 2009 10:01 AM |
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Hi Jay,
Just wondering if you are still looking for someone to outsource your embroidery or if you have setup embroidery yourself?
Regards Marg |
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megr
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| 24 Jul 2009 6:56 PM |
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| Hi Jay,
I have just found this site today, and therefore read your email just now.
If it is of any use to you, i have a monogram business in Tamworth. If that is in the area where you fill some of your orders, maybe i can help you with some of your outsourced embroidery. I would be keen to hear from you.
Have a great weekend.
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Khalid Khattak
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| 26 Dec 2009 3:06 AM |
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Involve here for DIY embroidery Machine..Ask Questions and I will answer You... Lets make a difference
http://www.embroiderystartup.com/Forums/tabid/72/forumid/9/postid/3422/view/topic/Default.aspx |
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embroideryopw
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| 18 Aug 2010 9:01 PM |
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You can go for the online search and get the detail about latest model of the single head single needle.with approx.300*300mm area....its best option positively..Well..it was nice discussion i also get some beneficial for this.
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MrTwister
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| 12 Apr 2011 1:24 AM |
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Great Infos,
Tnx for this "blogs"
All who are interested in Freebies:
http://www.stickerei.cc/
nice Designs free download.
greatings
Tamy
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Alan Mathews
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| 18 Aug 2011 1:12 PM |
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| I am looking for a service technician capable of repairing Inbro Single Needle machines in Sydney Australia |
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Brenden
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| 18 Aug 2011 2:07 PM |
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Hi Alan,
Give Adrian Steven's a call on 0415 492 403 and tell him Brenden at Wilcom suggested you give him a call. He is a great tech and may know something about the Inbro machine. |
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Brenden |
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cnl
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| 01 Sep 2011 11:25 PM |
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Posted By CANDRDESIGNS on 13 Mar 2008 2:01 PM I am new to this site, but I have the new Inbro single needle 12 thread machine and I love it. I have only had it for 3 months but we have been having a great time with it.
Connie
hi .im new too and want to purchase an inbro single needle and single head machine but cant contact the supplier for some reason.could you please help me. thanks |
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