[amayausers] Re: charge for transfer support
- From: Kushnerick <bkushner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2006 19:12:53 -0600
Ernest
With the number of heads you run and your experience with both the older
Melco's and the Amaya, you obviously have a good feel for everything
Melco has to offer [past and present].
Do you think that the service life of the Amaya will be as long as that
of some of the old Melco's ?
I know you like the auto tensioning system on the Amaya [as many others
do as well] but do you sometimes think that this system of tensioning is
a bit too complex [especially when compared to the manual system used on
your older Melco's] ?
Do you find it easier to stitch thick bulky type items on your older
Melco's than on the Amaya ?
And as a final note ... I am not knocking the Amaya but every time I
have a look at one of these machines, these are the questions I ask
myself. Your answers to these questions and opinion would be appreciated.
Bob
.
Ernest Aguilar wrote:
>We have four Amaya Xt's running 10 hr shifts in a commercial industrial
>environment, we also have 8 other Melco single heads, 4 twelve head machines
>and one 18 head. And I can tell you that I would not hesitate to replace my
>machines with the new Amaya's specially because the auto tension system
>
>
>Ernest Aguilar CEO
>Lancaster Uniform Cap Co., Inc.
>lovecars.com Embroidery
>NOTE NEW ADDRESS
>5522 Olive St.
>Montclair, CA 91763
>909-949-7070
>909-949-4270 FAX
>
>
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