Tajima Embroidery

Tajima Corporation is globally recognized as a true leader in the embroidery industry. Hirsch Inc. is honored to be the exclusive USA distributor and proudly provides unmatched service & support. Are you ready to own a proven piece of equipment to produce high-quality goods for the consumer market, then we have a solution for you.

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TMAR-KC Series

TMEZ Series

TFMX-IIC Series

Hirsch offers more than just your traditional embroidery machine. We have a full line of specialty machines that will help you expand into new markets and increase your bottom line. Tajima brings a full robust line of heater wire, chenille, and perforation machines to tackle any market.

SAI

Tabletop Singlehead

PAX

Perforation and Embroidery

TCMX

Chenille Series

TLMX

Heater Wire

TMAR-VC1512 Series [DETAILS]

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If you are doing high-volume embroidery, the Tajima TMAR-VC (TMAR-V1512C) is a state-of-the-art multi-head embroidery machine that delivers consistent, trouble-free sewing for maximum output. With its digitally controlled presser foot that adjusts for the thickness of the fabric being sewn, you are assured higher quality, fewer thread breaks, and overall smoother performance than you have ever experienced. The Tajima TMAR-VC (TMAR-V1512C) is the perfect machine for specialty fabrics and applications such as caps and three-dimensional foam.

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TMCP Series [DETAILS]

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This series is based on the arm bed structure for lock stitch sewing machines and is the optimum for embroidery on finished products like T-shirts, caps, or pant legs. Frames can be exchanged with ease to meet urgent orders. This series, having superior cost performance, provides you with more comfort to meet the customers' needs. Also available in multiple configurations.

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TMCR Series [DETAILS]

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A step up from the TMCP Series, the TMCR Series has brought both high quality and cost reduction to reality and added the same quality control guarantee for the most sophisticated garments and materials such as silk, leather, puff foam, and more. Innovative technologies like the digital presser foot (DCP) and fine stitch mode put high-end decorations in closer reach on a large scale.