Manage and transfer embroidery designs to your machines wirelessly (A USB port is required on each machine) Send directly from Embroidery Studio With a single click, send your design directly from Embroidery Studio e4.5 to your embroidery machine. Barcode scanner ready Connect a bar-code scanner directly to your EmbroideryConnect device and pull designs from the all-new EmbroideryHub Queue. LED notification lights Vibrant colour-coded LED lights provide instant feedback on the status of your EmbroideryConnect device.

Barudan machines are built very well indeed and in order to perform to the very high levels that our customers require they are constructed with high quality steels and alloys. Like all high speed machines it is important to run them on a very strong and solid base. Whilst the CA11 can be used on a solid table, we recommend the use of the optional steel machine stand designed to provide the most stable working condition with minimal vibration.

Yet another breakthrough and innovation from the designers of the Hoopmaster, Mighty Hoops have overcome problems that have plagued embroidery business owners since automatic embroidery machines were first used. Problems like…….. • Hooping garments (even with thicker fabrics) has become virtually effortless with Mighty Hoops. That’s because the two parts (Upper & lower) pull themselves together with powerful magnetic force, requiring no physical effort. • Hoop burn is what happens when regular embroidery hoops leave a shiny mark on fabrics. This is due to the • shearing action as the inner and outer hoop parts slide over the surface of the fabric under pressure. Hoop burn marks can be very difficult to remove especially on synthetic fabrics. • Regular embroidery hoops are perfect for most fabrics but they are not ideally suited to thick and can pop open part-way through an embroidery. To make matters worse, these types of product tend to be embroidered with large, logos that take time to run and use more thread and backing - so when a hoop pops part-way through a design, you can lose both the time, thread and backing and potentially the cost of the product too if it can’t be repaired. So what’s the secret to Mighty Hoop’s success? Well there are two major design factors that make Mighty hoops such a huge success with embroiderers all over the world. First - A series of extra powerful ‘SUPER’ magnets that hold the upper and lower parts of the hoop together. Man they are strong! In fact the hoops have a warning notice on them. You see a normal hoop that has both an inner and an outer part loses its gripping power very quickly once it starts to pop open. But the Mighty Hoop’s magnets keep pulling the upper and lower parts together very powerfully. Second - There is no shearing action to make the fabric shiny. That’s because there are no inner and outer hoops - only upper and lower parts both of which have a rough gripping surface to hold the fabric firmly in place without marking. Even better - When used in combination with the Hoopmaster you get the above-mentioned advantages plus super accurate logo positioning on garments without wrist or hand strain

Experienced embroidery machine operators are for the most part quite proficient when it comes to hooping garments accurately so that the logo is always straight and in the right position……..but for newcomers to the industry and/or new staff this can be a frustrating, and costly procedure. Like most great inventions, Hoopmaster was invented by the owners of a business in the US who became frustrated with constant mistakes that were being made in their shop. So, they came up with this excellent design that truly overcomes those problems: The Hoopmaster main workstation and portable workstation provide a simple, quick and easy way to hoop garments accurately every time. Available to suit most makes of commercial embroidery machines.

We all know how difficult it can be to embroider onto a pocket. In fact many embroidery services just don’t offer that service or charge like a wounded bull because they have to remove the pocket from the garment, then embroidery it and then sew it back onto the garment again. After developing their cap embroidery hoop, Barudan have now taken it another step forward with an optional pocket hoop that clips into the standard cap hoop driver unit.