We can make embroidery
digitizing in almost all disk formats for embroidery
machines.
Notice: the most common embroidery format is Tajima
extension .dst
For Big Machines:
| Barudan
(*.dsb) |
| Barudan
(*.emb) outline* |
| Barudan
(*.exy) |
| Barudan
(*.fxy) |
| Barudan
(*.uxy) |
| Barudan
FDR |
| Barudan
FDR 1.44 (*.u01) |
| Barudan
FMC |
| Barudan
M7000 (dat/ dir) |
| Beat
900 (nogroup) |
| FORTRON |
| Happy
(tap) |
| JUKI |
| Marco |
| Melco
expanded (exp) |
| Melco
condensed(CND)* |
| PFAFF
(*.ksm) |
| PFAFF
(*.t09) |
| Tajima
(*.dsb) |
| Tajima
(*.dst) |
| Tajima
(*.dsz) |
| Tajima
(*.t01) |
| Toyota |
| Toyota
(10o) |
| Wilcom(*.emb)
outline* |
| Zangs
(*.t04) |
| ZSK
(*.T04) |
| ZSK
(*.T05) |
| ZSK
(dos,DSZ) |
* Outline - isn't a machine format but if you have an embroidery software
from Barudan or Wilcom then you can resize and make corrections on your file.
Very useful.
*Melco condensed (CND) - we not recommend you to ask designs with this extension because many resources (curve fill, compensation, special underlay, etc) that we use just disappear in Melco condensed (CND) format.
We cannot tell you to not use the condensed(CND) format, that is up to you.
