Side by Side Comparison: HappyJapan 1-head models HCS3-1201 Voyager, HCD3e-1501 and HCD3-1501 Servo

Check out this side-by-side sew-out between 3 of our popular single-head models from HappyJapan, embroidering the same design at the same speed! First, the compact HCS3-1201 Voyager, then the full-sized HCD3e-1501, and finallly the HCD3-1501 servo.
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[@samthehombre]

What are the benefits of a servo and non-servo? Stitch quality wise?

[@TexmacHappyEmbroideryMachines]

Hi, Sam, good question! The HCD servo is new, but the current multi-head versions of the HCD (called the HCR3 series) have been running servos for 7 years now, so we have some history. There shouldn't be any appreciable difference in stitch quality - all model HappyJapan embroidery machines can all achieve very high stitch quality with very little to no difference in output between all the models, provided everything is set up correctly. However, with the servo models, we have found that the machines can sew more easily through more challenging projects (such as stiff trucker-style ballcaps). This translates to more trouble-free setup for jobs like this and more trouble-free production. There is also a productivity gain with servos which we will be measuring in upcoming videos.

[@samthehombre]

@@TexmacHappyEmbroideryMachinesthank you for the reply! Would love to see it do some hats. That’s all I do. I’ll also be at the Expo in Long Beach next month. Will the servo version be there?