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This media file shows a close-up, rotated view of an industrial embroidery machine, likely in a workshop or studio in Tullamore, Ireland. The machine, identified as a Melco Summit, is the primary subject. The machine features a prominent touchscreen display showing a complex embroidery design of a town crest with the words "RAILENAMAOR DARU" and some Irish text. The display also shows various operational parameters like stitching progress, time remaining, and stitch count. In front of the display is a red emergency stop button. To the left of the machine, a rotating spool holder is filled with spools of colorful embroidery thread, including pink, blue, orange, green, red, and gold. These threads are feeding into the embroidery head of the machine. The embroidery head itself is a complex metallic component with numerous needles and thread guides, indicating its capability for multi-color embroidery. Various tools and accessories are visible on the machine's surfaces. These include a pink and blue gradient-colored tumbler, a small pair of scissors, a can of compressed air or a blower, a set of hex keys, and small boxes that likely contain bobbins or other sewing supplies. The "THE CUSTOM SHIRT STORE www.CUSTOMSHIRT.IE" sticker on the machine suggests it is used for commercial garment customization. The background is a vibrant green wall, typical of a workshop or retail environment. The lighting appears to be artificial and bright, suggesting the image was taken during operational hours. No people are visible in the image. The overall scene conveys a sense of focused activity and the technical nature of the embroidery process.
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