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Multi-Function Sewing and Embroidery Machine

YH-ES5
The ES5 Home LCD Control Multi-Function Sewing and Embroidery Machine is a computerized flat embroidery machine designed for household and commercial use.
Quantity
US $100.00 To via 广州瀛和 Estimated Delivery on unkown

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Applicable Industries
Building Material Shops, Manufacturing Plant, Food & Beverage Factory, Printing Shops, Other, Advertising Company
Showroom Location
United States, Philippines, Peru, India, Thailand, South Africa, Nigeria
Condition
New
Type
Embroidery /Sewing Machine
Product name
YH-ES5
Computerized
Yes
Place of Origin
China
Guangdong
Brand Name
Yinghe
Voltage
100-240V
Power 
45W
Dimension(L*W*H)
445*365*385mm
Weight
10.5kg
Warranty
1 Year
Machinery Test Report
Provided
Video outgoing-inspection
Provided
Warranty of core components
1 Year
Embroidery speed
850RPM
After-sales service
Online Support
After Warranty Service
1 Year Warrnty
 

Product Feather :

The ES5 Home Computer Control Multi-Function Sewing Machine is a computerized flat embroidery machine designed for household and commercial use. With a maximum embroidery speed of 850 RPM, it offers efficient performance and easy operation. The machine is compact with dimensions of 445*365*385mm, weighs 10.5kg, and includes a 1-year warranty. Supported by a machinery test report and video outgoing-inspection, it ensures reliable quality and accurate functionality. Certifications like CE ensure compliance with EU safety standards, providing market access and buyer confidence.
Sewing and Embroidery in One YH-ES5 is the ideal machine to start your sewing and embroidery journey. With a modern cosmetic, a host of built-in designs, fonts, patterns, and cutting-edge technology, taking that first step just got easier with the YH-ES5.
Embroidery Options The YH-ES5 comes with 8 embroidery fonts and 135 built-in embroidery patterns for immediate inspiration. More patterns can be added via USB.
 
Function Introduction:

a. LCD Screen: A full-color display interface for selecting stitches, editing patterns, and viewing machine settings and instructions.
b. Handwheel: Manually controls the needle’s up and down movement; turn towards you to raise or lower the needle.
c. Bobbin Winder: Automatically winds thread onto the bobbin evenly and efficiently.
d. Upper Thread Tension Dial: Adjusts the tightness of the upper thread; turn clockwise to increase tension, counterclockwise to decrease.
e. Thread Guide Hook: Guides the upper thread along the correct path during threading.
f. Winding Tension Guide Disk: Regulates thread tension during bobbin winding to ensure smooth and even winding.
g. Thread Cutter: A built-in blade for neatly cutting the upper and bobbin threads after sewing.
h. Buttonhole Lever: Used when making buttonholes to control the length and density of the stitch.

i. Embroidery Unit: An attachable module that enables the machine to perform embroidery functions.
j. Quick Threader: Automatically threads the needle quickly and easily, reducing eye strain.
k. Presser Foot: Holds the fabric in place during sewing; different feet are used for different techniques.
l. Presser Foot Lifter: Raises and lowers the presser foot; can be lifted to two different heights.
m. USB Port: Allows importing of custom embroidery patterns from a USB drive.
n. Debug Port (Do not use): Reserved for factory service and technical debugging; not for user operation.
o. Power Switch: Turns the machine’s power on and off.
p. Foot Controller Socket: Connects the foot pedal for hands-free control of sewing speed.
q. Power Cord Socket: Connects the power adapter to supply electricity to the machine.
r. Ventilation Opening: Allows heat dissipation to prevent overheating during extended use.

  

Valid from 08/13/2025 to 08/12/2030

The MD Certificate (EU Machinery Certification) is issuedby an EU Notified Body under Directive 2006/42/ECensuring machinery products meet the EU's rigoroussafety requirements and performance standards. Thiscertification is mandatory for placing machinery on themarket within the European Economic Area and otherregions recognising EU regulations, with a focus on safetyand performance regulations related to machinery designand construction.

Embroidery Machichine's FAQ:

1.How to make pactches with embriodery machine?

1)Digitize your design: You'll need an embroidery file (.pes, .dst, .exp, etc.) designed specifically for your embroidery machine. You can purchase designs online or learn to digitize them yourself.


2)Upload your file: Import your file into your machine using a USB drive.
3)Hook the stabilizer: Tightly hoop the heavy stabilizer. This provides a secure foundation for the patch.
4)Add fabric: Place a top layer of fabric (such as a piece of black felt) on the hooped stabilizer. The fabric itself does not need to be hooped. If the fabric has a loose or fuzzy weave, place a layer of water-soluble fabric on top to prevent the stitches from sinking.
5)Embroider your design: Select your design and start the machine. The machine will embroider the design onto the fabric.
6)Finish: Remove the fabric from the hoop.

7)Add adhesive (optional): Iron a piece of heat-sensitive adhesive (HeatnBond) onto the back of the patch. This will permanently iron it onto your jacket or backpack. If you don't want it to come off, you can sew it on for a more secure fit.

2. How to Do Appliqué with an Embroidery Machine
1)Use an Appliqué Design: The embroidery file must be specifically digitized for appliqué. It will have specific steps:
2)Placement Line: A simple running stitch that shows you where to place the appliqué fabric.
3)Tack-Down Stitch: A tighter stitch (often a zigzag) that temporarily holds the fabric in place.
4)Stitch the Placement Line: Hoop your main fabric with stabilizer. The machine will stitch the outline of the shape.
5)Place the Appliqué Fabric: Place your appliqué fabric piece over the stitched outline. Use a glue stick to tack it down so it doesn't shift lightly.
6)Stitch the Tack-Down Line: The machine will stitch again, securing the appliqué fabric to the main fabric.
7)Trim the Excess Fabric: Remove the hoop from the machine. Carefully trim away the excess appliqué fabric right up to the edge of the tack-down stitches. This is the most crucial step for a clean look.
8)Final Satin Stitch: Place the hoop back in the machine. It will stitch a final, decorative satin stitch (or other border) over the raw edge of the appliqué fabric, sealing it and giving it a finished look.
 

2.What is a good embroidery machine?

Generally speaking, the more embroidery needles there are (the number of needles means that you can show off works with as many colors as the number of needles at a time without changing the thread), the more heads the embroidery machine has (the number of heads means how many works you can embroider at a time), the larger the embroidery area, and the faster the embroidery speed of the embroidery machine, the better the embroidery machine. But A"good"machine depends entirely on your budget and goals.

3.Can a sewing machine do embroidery?

YH-ES5 is both a fully functional sewing machine and a fully functional embroidery machine.

4. How to Do Machine Embroidery (The Basic Process)
This is a simplified overview of the process from start to finish.
Get a Design: Acquire a digitized embroidery file (in the correct format for your machine, e.g., .PES for Brother, .VP3 for Babylock, .JEF for Janome).
Prepare the Hoop: Hoop your stabilizer tightly. The stabilizer is critical—it prevents puckering and supports the stitches.
Secure the Fabric: Place your fabric on top of the hooped stabilizer. For best results, the grain of the fabric should be straight. If it's a stretchy or tricky fabric, use spray adhesive or a stabilizer on top (topping).
Load the Design: Transfer the design file to your machine via USB or direct connection. Select it on the screen.
Set Up the Machine: Insert the correct color threads in the order the machine prompts you. Insert the correct needle (size 75/11 is standard for embroidery).
Start Embroidering: Press start. The machine will automatically stitch the design, pausing for you to change thread colors if necessary.
Finishing: Once done, remove the hoop from the machine. Remove the fabric from the hoop. Carefully tear away or cut the excess stabilizer from the back. You may also need to use a small pair of scissors to trim any"jump stitches"(threads connecting different parts of the design).

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