Recently, Honpo has made a significant change to its embroidery machine frames. The HP1501AB, HP1501BC and HP1501BD embroidery machines, which were previously equipped with table plates on the stand, have been redesigned to forgo the table plate. This modification has been made to increase the flexibility and versatility of the machines, reduce the transportation weight without affecting the stability of the machine.
The decision to remove the table plates was made due to customer feedback and industry trends. Many customers voiced their desire for no need the table on stand, be cause it is an unneccessary part, a design that would allow them to move the machines more easily and provide more space for larger fabrics. Additionally, the trend in the embroidery industry has been towards frames that have minimal obstruction to provide for larger embroidery designs, leading Honpo to redesign the frames of their machines.
The new design of the HP1501AB, HP1501BC and HP1501BD embroidery machines is simple and sleek, with a more minimalist feel compared to their previous design. The removal of the table plate has resulted in a lighter frame that is easier to move and store when not in use. This change has been welcomed by users who value mobility and portability. Additionally, without the table plate, users have more space to accommodate larger fabric pieces, which is important for those looking to take on bigger embroidery projects.
Overall, the removal of the table plate from the HP1501AB, HP1501BC and HP1501BD embroidery machines has been a positive change for Honpo and its customers. The new design has created a more versatile and adaptable machine that can be used for a wider range of projects. The company will continue to listen to feedback and trends in the embroidery industry to make future modifications that will further improve the performance and usability of their machines.
