The technology of industrial embroidery machines enables stitching with an accuracy of 0.1mm. Stitching and hole processing are also adjusted in 0.1mm increments, so quilt lines and hole processing do not interfere with each other. In addition, because the frame is not attached or removed for each process, there is no misalignment in each process.

The “9 colors x 4 heads” system enables the simultaneous production of up to 4 products in a variety of styles. The sewing range is 1,000 mm (40 inches) (D) x 1,200 mm (48 inches) (W), making it possible to handle large products such as car seats and furniture, as well as a wide range of designs.

With conventional processing methods, leather becomes deformed in transport and storage before it is sent on to subsequent processes. While misalignment due to deformation may occur during changeover, PAX allows perforation, sewing, and embroidery to be conducted at the same time, preventing unevenness in the leather and reducing the occurrence of defects.

Tajima's proprietary technology creates a greater 3D effect

Committing the designer's imagination—just as it is—to data

This eliminates any need to change the material during perforation, sewing, or embroidery, allaying concerns about misalignment.