Tajima TFMX-IIC

Tajima TFMX-IIC

Multi-Head Industrial Embroidery Machine by Tajima

Purpose

The Tajima TFMX-IIC is an industrial, bridge-type multi-head automatic embroidery machine renowned for its exceptional stitch precision, heavy-duty chassis, and high-speed operation on thick outerwear, leather, and structured caps. Featuring Tajima’s proprietary digital tension management and high-precision needle bars, the TFMX-IIC delivers flawless, raised 3D puff embroidery and fine-text lettering across all fabric types. It serves as the ultimate benchmark unit in Zell-em’s textile embroidery studio.


History

Founded in Japan, Tajima (Tokai Industrial Sewing Machine Co.) is widely recognized as the world leader in industrial embroidery technology. The TFMX-IIC "bridge type" architecture was designed to provide open clearance underneath the machine heads, making it easier to load oversized items like golf bags, heavy winter jackets, and large blankets. Zell-em relies on Tajima equipment to meet high aesthetic standards for premium retail and corporate clients.

Specifications

  • Architecture: Heavy-Duty Bridge Frame Type
  • Needles/Colours: 12 to 15 Needles Per Head
  • Max Stitching Velocity: Up to 1000 SPM
  • Embroidery Field: 450 mm x 360 mm (Expandable on wide frame variants)
  • Cap Frame Rotation: 360-degree wide cap system option
  • Drive Motor: AC Servo Motors for main drive and frame movement
  • Operating System: Tajima Micro-Controller with Color Screen Display

Functions

  • Rigid Bridge Frame Structure: Minimizes frame flex and vibration during high-speed movement across heavy materials.
  • Digital Thread Tensioning: Keeps top and bobbin threads balanced for smooth satin stitches and zero thread bunching.
  • 3D Puff Embroidery Capable: Easily penetrates thick foam underlays for raised 3D cap logos.
  • Quick-Change Hoop System: Speeds up loading and unloading of apparel hoops between production cycles.
  • In-Design Stitch Storage: Remembers complex multi-layer stitch patterns directly on the machine's onboard memory.