Digitizing software.

By GraphicDisorder on Feb. 05, 2012
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So we are running a very gold version of Melco. I feel like its not powerful enough, or that newer software surely has some advancements by this time that maybe we should be looking at new software.

So what are the rest of you using?

I see the Wilcom Deco Studio mentioned often. I do like they that have 30 day money back deal if you dont like it. So low risk, however no trail to just try it without buying that I know of.

Anything else worth looking at?

We have great results, at this point I am looking for ways to either improve them, OR decrease the time they take. We just added another 4 head (11 heads now) so I can't have the digitizing side holding up the production side all of the time. Thoughts?

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Submitted by uniqueart on Sat, 08/10/2019 - 01:33

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Submitted by john wo on Mon, 03/19/2012 - 20:12

without any doubt, wilcom is the best.

Idigitize4u offers $15 flat rate digitizing and vectorization with fastest turnaround time.:rolleyes:

Submitted by gnizitigid on Tue, 03/20/2012 - 10:46

Wilcom and they have good deal on latest software

Steve
Embroidery Digitizier and Color Separation
20 Years Experience
(Price : 10 USD Flat OR 1.5 USD/1000 Stitches)
First Two designs Free to Try
gnizitigid@gmail.com

Submitted by embthreads on Tue, 02/07/2012 - 07:50

You would have to contact a sales rep at Hirsch for pricing. It all depends on what level you purchase. I have no idea what it sells for now since I purchased back in 1996. But they offer all the same options as Wilcom and you can start at a lower level and move up as you need for only the difference in level pricing.

Submitted by fatkat printz on Mon, 02/06/2012 - 15:35

If you contact Wilcom directly they may offer you a trade in discount for what you are currently using.

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