Embroidery machines engineered for precision that endures
Barudan — a Japanese manufacturer of industrial embroidery machinery — supplied, installed and serviced by Al Borj across the UAE, GCC and wider Middle East & Africa.
From compact single-head units for bespoke studios to high-speed multi-head production floors — led by the BEXS-Y918 and BEXS-Y920 — Al Borj matches the right Barudan to your output, your fabrics and your deadline, with local parts, training and AMC.
Decades of Japanese precision
A Japanese manufacturer of industrial embroidery machinery
Barudan is one of Japan's established names in industrial embroidery machinery, with a long history of building high-speed, computerised multi-needle machines. Over the decades the brand has earned a clear reputation: built to run reliably, and built to be serviced and kept running for years.
Trusted worldwide — serviced locally
Barudan machines are in production around the world, from boutique personalisation studios to high-volume cap and uniform factories. Al Borj has supplied and supported embroidery and garment equipment across the Middle East and Africa since our founding in Sharjah in 1987 — meaning when you invest in a Barudan, you also get a local team who know the equipment, hold key spare parts, and can be on-site without shipping delays.
Why production floors choose Barudan
The Barudan machines we supply most
The Barudan embroidery machines that actually run on UAE and GCC floors — high-speed multi-head production platforms, versatile single-head units and cap systems. Tap any machine to get a quote on WhatsApp.
- TypeMulti-head commercial embroidery
- Best forHigh-volume uniform, cap and logo runs
- HeadsMulti-head configurations
- ServiceUAE installation, training & AMC
- TypeMulti-head commercial embroidery
- Best forLarger designs and jacket-back work
- FieldExtended sewing field
- ServiceUAE-supported
- TypeSingle-head 15-needle
- Best forSampling, caps, finished garments & short runs
- FieldWide embroidery field
- ServiceUAE-supported
- TypeMulti-head cap embroidery
- Best forHigh-volume cap and headwear runs
- ArmCap-optimised cylinder arm
- ServiceUAE-supported
Barudan embroidery machines: common questions
Which Barudan machine is right for a uniform or workwear operation?
For higher volumes, a multi-head BEXS machine such as the BEXS-Y918 is the production workhorse, while a single-head BEKT is a versatile choice for sampling, caps and short runs. Both handle the dense fills and tight lettering typical of uniform embroidery, with multiple needles per head so colour changes are fast. Al Borj will review your stitch counts, garment types and shift hours to recommend the right head count and configuration for your UAE or GCC operation.
What is positive needle drive and why does it matter?
Positive needle drive is a Barudan design that actively controls needle positioning through the stitch cycle, rather than relying on spring or cam return. On thick materials, towelling, or multi-layer work where standard machines can deflect and produce uneven stitching, it helps keep registration consistent. Al Borj can advise which models in the range offer it for your application.
Where can I buy and service a Barudan machine in the UAE?
Al Borj is your authorised Barudan supply and service partner across the UAE, GCC and wider Middle East and Africa region — operating from Sharjah since 1987. We supply new machines, hold key spare parts locally, deliver installation and operator training, and offer annual maintenance contracts so your production floor is never waiting on an overseas parts shipment.
Can Barudan machines embroider caps as well as flat goods?
Yes. Barudan's cylinder arm design lets machines switch between flat-goods frames and cap drivers on the same head. The BEKS cap series is purpose-built for high-volume cap production, while the BEXS multi-head and BEKT single-head machines handle both product types in a single setup. Al Borj can demonstrate cap and flat-goods changeover at our Sharjah showroom.
Talk to someone who knows Barudan
Quotes, demos, spare parts and maintenance contracts — one message to a specialist who has been supplying garment machinery across the Middle East and Africa since 1987.
