Embroidery is an old way to customize fabrics. But it has issues with time and detail. With the HW-620Pro model printer’s imitation embroidery option, you avoid those problems. You keep the strong visual punch.

Achieving Embroidery Effects with UV Printing

By managing shine well and using several print passes, this machine copies the look of threads with stacked ink patterns. It makes a 3D feel like real stitches. But it uses no threads or needles.

You layer ink in smart ways. You also adjust shine amounts. This creates surfaces that reflect light in varied ways. It looks like sewn yarn on things like fake leather or firm plastic.

The HW-620Pro relies on its high-resolution 2400 dpi printhead and multi-layer UV printing capabilities. Combined with precise control over gloss varnish and white ink layering, it builds realistic thread-like textures directly on the material surface.

Advantages Over Traditional Methods

Old-school embroidery needs certain cloth types. It requires pulling and setup tricks. This printer removes those limits. You can put embroidery-style art on spots that stitching can’t handle.

There’s no setup for thread lines or fabric pull. So, making things goes much faster. It shines for small batches or detailed color mixes. Those take too long with sewing.

With the HW-620Pro model’s tools, you can add stitch-like sights to product ranges where real sewing wasn’t possible before. Consider hard add-ons or fake surfaces.

This UV-based imitation embroidery delivers the premium embroidered appearance on almost any material the printer supports—plastic, leather, acrylic, metal, and more—while maintaining full-color designs, faster production times, and no risk of fabric distortion.

The HW-620Pro stands out by combining this advanced imitation embroidery capability with crystal and 3D label technologies in a single compact machine, giving businesses a versatile, cost-effective alternative to traditional embroidery methods.

FAQ

Q: Can the HW-620Pro create imitation embroidery effects on real fabric as well as hard materials?

A: Absolutely, yes! The HW-620Pro handles real fabrics like cotton, polyester, canvas, denim, or even silk without any trouble. At the same time, it prints the exact same stitched-look effect on tough stuff like acrylic sheets, metal plates, genuine leather, PVC, wood, and glass. Most regular embroidery machines can only work on soft textiles and often mess up if the fabric is too thick or too thin. With the Holdwin HW-620Pro, you get total freedom—you’re no longer stuck with just cloth. You can put that beautiful raised “thread” style on pretty much anything you want, and the result looks and feels amazingly close to real sewing every single time.

Q: How realistic is the imitation embroidery effect produced by the HW-620Pro?

A: It looks amazingly close to the real thing. The printer mixes many layers of color ink, adds a solid white base, and finishes with several gloss varnish passes. The final result shows raised threads that catch light naturally and feel slightly bumpy under your fingers. Most people truly cannot tell the difference from actual stitches when they look from a normal distance.

Q: Do I need special design files or software settings to achieve the embroidery look?

A: Not at all. You can design your artwork the same way you always do. If you want, keep color and varnish on separate layers—that helps a bit. After that, just open the printer’s RIP software, choose how many varnish passes you want, and pick the gloss level for the stitch areas. The HW-620Pro takes care of everything else on its own. It’s honestly that simple.