Learn the differences in performance and features of top embroidery machine brands.
Happy Japan HCH Plus vs Ricoma EM-1010
Holiauma XXL 1501 vs Chinese OEM
HappyJapan HCH Plus
vs SWF MAS 12
HappyJapan HCH PLUS Vs Chinese OEM 2 Heads
Brother 1050x Vs HappyJapan HCS1501
HappyJapan HCHP Vs HCD3E Vs Ricoma 1201TC
HappyJapan HCS3 vs BAI
Large Embroidery Shop Happy vs Barudan
Happy vs SWF | Industrial vs Semi-Industrial Motor and Belts Comparison
HappyJapan HCH PLUS Vs HCH Showdown
HappyJapan HCH PLUS Vs HCD3E
HAPPY HCH-PLUS - HCD3E-1501 Comparison
HappyJapan HCS2 VOYAGER
& HCU review
HCH PLUS Industrial VS HCD3EX
Test
HCH Journey VS HCS3 Voyager
Are all embroidery machines the same?
Which machine is best for your business? It all depends on the type of garments, accessories and workloads. Embroidery Machines USA has a wide selection, from inexpensive semi-industrial machines for hobbyists to full industrial/commercial options for starting a business or for established embroidery shops. Korean brands are another good alternative for business workloads, they come in at a lower price range but produce less than Japanese brands. For example the 7 Needle HCH PLUS beats the 12 Needle SWF MAS-12 in head to head production.
What are the main differences between the brands?
When it comes to professional embroidery, Japanese brands are the gold standard. HappyJapan are a excellent option for starting a business. Industry experts have long relied on these machines for their reliability, functionality, quality, warranty, and versatility. These machines are capable of embroidering shirts, 3D caps, leather, shoes, backpacks, and much more.
Chinese brands are a good alternative for people thinking about low volume flat embroidery. CAMFive, Ricoma, Meisteregram, Avance, as well as a few other brands of embroidery machines are made in the same factory, but are branded as OEM machines. They share the same DAHAO panel and are good at embroidering on shirts and badges, but are not recommended for caps or heavy fabrics.