Tajima Embroidery Machine Seminar 2025 Showcases World-Class Embroidery Solutions
Universal MEP Projects and Engineering Services Ltd. (UMPESL), leaders in textile machinery and exclusive representatives of Tajima Embroidery Machines in India, hosted the Tajima Embroidery Machine Seminar 2025 at the Taj Ambassador Hotel, New Delhi. The event highlighted the latest innovations from Tajima, the Japanese pioneer in embroidery technology, and reinforced its commitment to empowering Indian manufacturers with world-class solutions.
Nizar Ali Head- Post Spinning Division introduced the entire Tajima Team and briefed the future Plan for Tajima Business
The seminar aimed to bridge the gap between India’s rich embroidery traditions and modern automation, drawing a strong response from industry participants. Manufacturers, designers, production heads and embroidery professionals gathered to explore the evolving landscape of textile embellishment and witness cutting-edge embroidery innovations firsthand.
Pradeep Bakshi, EX-MD & CEO, Voltas Limited rendered the Keynote address
The session opened with a welcome address by Pradip Roy, Head – Textile Machinery Division, UMPESL, followed by a keynote from Pradeep Bakshi, former MD & CEO of Voltas Ltd. Karmaveer Singh Rathore, Head – Regional Operations and Tajima Product Head, traced the journey of UMPESL’s Textile Machinery Division, while Nobumasa Asai, Department Head, Tajima Japan and Hiroki Washimi, Sales Department, Tajima Japan, shared insights into Tajima’s legacy and its latest embroidery technologies. Nizar Ali, Head – Post Spinning Division, introduced the Tajima team and outlined future business strategies for India.
Nobumasa Asai (Department Head Tajima Japan) gave the welcome Address to the audience
Showcasing Smart Embroidery Innovations
The spotlight of the seminar was Tajima’s TMBR and TMEZ-SC series, equipped with proprietary technologies such as:
- i-TM (Intelligent Thread Management) for automatic thread tension adjustment
- DCP (Digitally Controlled Presser Foot) for superior fabric adaptability
- Multi-cording devices for creative expression
- Smart bobbin changer and birds nest reducer
- Advanced touchscreen interfaces for intuitive operation
- ESQ-C sequins system compatible with 3mm–9mm sequins
- Support for innovative TPU threads, melted by heat pressing
Live demonstrations allowed participants to experience these machines in action, showcasing how Tajima combines precision, productivity and creative flexibility.
Hiroki Washimi (Sales Department Tajima Japan) presented on the Tajima Embroidery Machine and their latest innovations.
Knowledge Exchange and Networking
Beyond machine demonstrations, the seminar featured interactive technical sessions covering:
- Design digitization and software integration
- Maintenance best practices
- Cost-efficient embroidery production strategies
Karmaveer Singh Rathore (Head- Regional Operations and Tajima Product Head) gave detailed presentation on the history and Progress of Textile Machinery Division
Industry Impact and Outlook
With India’s textile and apparel sector rapidly embracing automation, the seminar underlined the importance of upskilling and adopting smart technologies to stay competitive globally. Attendees appreciated Tajima’s strong focus on localized support, training programmes and after-sales service tailored for the Indian market.
Closing with a networking dinner, the seminar left participants with a strong impression of Tajima not only as a machine manufacturer but also as a forward-thinking partner in textile innovation.
“Tajima machines are not just tools, they’re enablers of creativity and precision,” one participant noted, adding that the seminar has opened new doors for Indian manufacturers to compete on the global stage.
