Luigi Nadalini
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Studio Luigi Nadalini, was founded in 1993 by Luigi Nadalini, who during his work as supply chain employee in a renowned embroidery company, learn the art of punching.
It consists in transforming drawings in embroidery dots via computer, ready to be sent to the embroidery machines electronically and in the end transferred to the fabric.
Over the years the owner improves his technique checking his work on the embroidery machines and he acquires the ability to analyze and solve every kind of problem.
Quality of the product is the studio’s main mantra, that can be guaranteed by the high level of both the founder and the designers of the studio, that are always ready to discuss their work with scrupulousness and precision.
Thanks to PROLACE we are always able to provide extremely well-finished products, which is well known and appreciated by our clientele, that has been choosing us for over 20 years.
Indeed, Studio Nadalini’s mission is the complete satisfaction of the clients.
Punching is a technique that is applied in the artisan and industrial textile field, specifically in embroidery.
It is possible to define a process of transforming any design into actual embroidery stitches which are then transcribed into a file, sent to the embroidery machine by means of a USB key or via cable, which will instruct the same to carry out the creation of the embroidery.
Punching can be done automatically by the software itself or manually, creating polygons, fills and paths as in a graphics program. Using the most expensive software, automatic "punching" can give satisfactory results, but manual punching is always the most defined and professional.
The "Puncher" with a scanner detects the image, establishes the path, the various types of stitches, the colors, the dimensions of the embroidery and the various commands to set (thread trimmer, color changes, stitch length, density, speed, etc.) . Then outline the outlines of the various elements that make up the design through a sequence (called blocks) that takes into account the ways and times of execution of the embroidery machine, optimizing the path also according to the type of fabric on which it will be necessary to perform embroidery.
Since the final result will be conditioned by multiple factors (draft, fabric, thread, stabilizers, etc.) it will be the ability and experience of the "puncher" to determine the optimal result. Everything that the "puncher" will have inserted or not in his "embroidery program" will then be reproduced in series on multi-head or single-head embroidery machines with all its strengths and weaknesses. Advanced punching allows you to fine-tune fills, outlines and the direction of the embroidery.
