1. This magnetic embroidery hoop has an inside dimension of 130x130mm / 5.1"x5.1", offering a practical embroidery frame size for most projects.

2. The actual embroidery area will be smaller by 15mm / 0.6". (depending on the brand of machine).
3. The brackets for your magnetic hoops vary according to your machine brand and hoop length selection, ensuring a secure fit for your embroidery setup.

Compatible Machine Models：
Most Happy Japan embroidery machines can use MaggieFrame magnetic hoops, including but not limited to the models listed below.

HCS Series Happy Voyager
HCS-1201 / HCS2-1201-30
HCH Series Happy Journey
HCH-701 / HCH-701P-30 (7-needle)

HCD Series
HCD / HCD-1501-40
HCD2 / HCD2 1501-40
HCD3 / HCD3E-1501 / HCD3-1501
HCDU 40

HCG Series
HCG-1204B-45TTC / HCG-1206-45TTC / HCG-1504B-45-TTC

HCU Series
HCU 1501 / HCU-1401-40 Maschine / HCU-1501-40
HCU-X1401-40 / HCU-X1501-40

Other
HCM 806-36T
HCR3E
HCA

Also more Happy Japan embroidery machines which are not listed.

Features:

1. MaggieFrame is easier to use and saves time than Mighty Hoop.
2. MaggieFrame's magnetic strength is about 5% higher than Mighty Hoop.

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3. MaggieFrame is 40 times more durable than Mighty Hoop.

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Packing List:

1. Embroidery Hoop Main Part (Without Brackets) x 1
2. A Pair of Brackets x 1
3. Screws
Note: Brackets need to be assembled with the screws.

Product Videos:

Through these two customer visit videos, you can understand the difference between the MaggieFrame magnetic embroidery hoop and a traditional tubular hoop.

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More Info.:
1. MaggieFrame magnetic hoops for Happy Japan embroidery machines holds the garment firmly with magnetic force and automatically adapts to different thicknesses, and the outer hoop doesn't need to be adjusted. With these machine hoops, hooping clothing such as jeans and jacket is now simpler and faster than ever.
2. Because the hoops are magnetically attached together, you don't have to manually tighten the hoop strength anymore, which relieves stress on your hands and wrists.
3. The way MaggieFrame holds the fabric reduces hoop burns embroidery, thereby preserving the appearance of your fabrics.
4. Add the MaggieFrame magnetic hoop or machine embroidery hoop to your embroidery tool kit if you want to upgrade to easier-to-use, higher-quality hoops.

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More Customer Using Reference

How to Use the 5.1"×5.1" MaggieFrame Magnetic Hoop with PC Sheet – Easy Hooping for Small Designs - Customer Using Reference

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How to Stitch a 133,000-Stitch 35 cm Design with MaggieFrame Magnetic Hoops - Customer Using Reference

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FAQs

If I switch all the stations on my multi-head machine to these magnetic frames, what is the potential increase in daily throughput?

When using MaggieFrame magnetic hoops for Happy Japan multi-head embroidery machines, each hooping action is 30–60 seconds faster. Over an 8-hour shift, this time saving per head can raise total daily output by roughly 15–25%, depending on design density and operator speed. The efficiency gain compounds across all stations.

For a shop handling high-volume orders daily, can this magnetic frame significantly reduce employee hand fatigue?

Yes. MaggieFrame magnetic embroidery hoops reduce repetitive hand strain common with screw-tightening hoops. The magnetic ‘snap’ action replaces twisting motions, minimizing the risk of repetitive strain injury. Over time, operators generally report reduced wrist fatigue and better morale, especially during long production runs on Happy Japan machines.

What is the correct procedure for hooping fabric with this magnetic frame? Are there any special techniques?

Hooping with the MaggieFrame magnetic hoop is simple. Step one, place the bottom frame on a flat surface. Step two, lay the stabilizer and fabric smoothly over it. Step three, position and gently release the top frame to let the magnets lock the layers together. No force or adjustment is needed, ensuring consistent fabric tension and faster setup.

How can I prevent slight shifting of the magnetic hoop during high-stitch-count embroidery designs?

Although the MaggieFrame magnetic embroidery hoop has strong retention, a slight shift may occur with heavy designs. First, check that the Happy Japan brackets are fully secured. Next, verify stabilizer quality. If stitching on slippery fabric, adding a thin non-slip layer between fabric and hoop can improve grip stability without affecting stitch accuracy.

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