Direct answer
Country of origin is not a technical specification. Compare exact stations, control architecture, component list, documentation, acceptance test, local support, spare-parts plan, lead time and total landed cost instead of assuming all Chinese or European machines are alike.
Comparison table
ItemCriterionWhat to verify
ConfigurationCompare station-by-stationDo not compare model names alone
DocumentationRequest manuals and drawingsConfirm language and revision
ServiceDefine remote and on-site scopeVerify who provides local work
PartsList critical and wear partsCheck availability and shipping
CostUse the same Incoterm and scopeInclude commissioning and downtime risk
Use the table to identify the next question
A comparison table is a shortlist tool, not an order specification. Confirm every value against the current quotation, especially when a family page covers more than one model variant or an option changes the station sequence.
Ask for a marked-up machine layout and a sample test using the intended panel and tape. Compare the accepted finished part, supplied scope and responsibilities—not only nominal speed or overall length.