Pendle based Engineering and Foundry Supplies (Colne) Ltd acquires state of the art machine that will 'revolutionise' service it offers

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A Pendle firm has acquired a state of the art machine that is set to ‘revolutionise’ the service it offers.

Engineering and Foundry Supplies (Colne ) Ltd a leading provider of specialised laundry services, PPE, safety equipment, and professional business signage, has unveiled the Tajima TMEZ-KC AI embroidery machine as a new addition to its production line. It is expected to significantly increase capacity and improve lead times for customer orders, according to the Colne based company.

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The Tajima TMEZ-KC, renowned for its cutting-edge technology and efficiency, incorporates artificial intelligence to optimise embroidery patterns and reduce setup times. This automation allows for unparalleled precision and speed, enhancing the overall quality of finished products.

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Stephen Frost next to the new Tajima TMEZ-KC AI embroidery machine, boosting production at Engineering and Foundry Supplies .jpgStephen Frost next to the new Tajima TMEZ-KC AI embroidery machine, boosting production at Engineering and Foundry Supplies .jpg
Stephen Frost next to the new Tajima TMEZ-KC AI embroidery machine, boosting production at Engineering and Foundry Supplies .jpg

Stephen Frost, Director of Engineering and Foundry Supplies, said: “This marks a significant milestone in our commitment to adopting innovative technologies that benefit our customers. This AI-driven machine will allow us to scale up our production capabilities while maintaining the high standards of quality and efficiency that our clients expect from us.”

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