[amayausers] Re: charge for transfer support
- From: "Ernest Aguilar" <ernie@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2006 07:21:09 -0700
We feel that these will last longer than the old Melco's, although we have
some EM!'s that are originals from the 80's and they are still producing.
The XT tensioning system is much better than the original Amayas, although
the old one can be retrofitted wit the new rollers. I like the auto
tensioning because the operators have one less thing to screw up.
We have had no problems with thickness of materials from heavy jackets to
vinyl to woolens.
My main question when the original Amayas came out was the interface and the
way of work were totally different than the old melcos, the XT is much
better becaswuse the learning curve is smaller, although Melco is working on
more improvements for use large users of the machines to make it more
production friendly.
I would not hesitate to recommend this machine at all.
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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Subject: [amayausers] Re: charge for transfer support
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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