Blue packet netting needles

This set consists of needles designed for use in industrial lockstitch sewing machines, clearly identified by the model number "DB 18/110" and also known as "16X231". The number 18 indicates the needle size, which defines its diameter, while 110 indicates the metric system for this size, making it a relatively thick needle suitable for handling heavy or thick fabrics. The needles feature a fully rounded shank, a standard for most industrial lockstitch sewing machines, ensuring precise alignment for strong, stable stitches when sewing thick materials.

The oil filter in industrial overlock machines (such as Juki, Siruba, Jack, and others) is the beating heart of the protection system; it is responsible for keeping the delicate mechanical parts running smoothly without sudden wear.

These needles are made of high-quality stainless steel, making them solid, durable, and rust-free. They feature a smooth, burr-free surface and come with a paper card. This set contains 55 sewing needles in various sizes, designed to meet the needs of most users. These smooth needles prevent thread tangling and are suitable for a wide range of materials, including fabrics, wool, and leather.

The stem design is thick and short to increase the stability of the needle and prevent it from bending during fast work. It is made of reinforced iron or chrome-plated steel to withstand friction and high heat. The pack contains 5 pieces

It is the essential component in industrial sewing machines, acting as a vital link between the machine and the fabric to ensure its stability during the rapid movement of the needle. It is characterized by its robust metal design, which contains a movable joint that allows it to pass over high fabric folds and close gaps with high flexibility. It is also the most used tool for straight and everyday stitches, thanks to its precise opening that ensures the needle and thread pass through regularly and provides balanced pressure that prevents the fabric from slipping or gathering under the needle, making it an indispensable piece in most traditional sewing operations.

Non-stick: Designed to glide easily over materials that "stick" to metal, preventing fabric bunching or machine stoppage.

The part directly responsible for the quality and balance of the bottom stitch with the upper needle thread is distinguished by the presence of a spiral tail at its front called the thread guide, which makes it specifically designed for embroidery. This guide works to pass the bobbin thread in a fixed path, preventing the oscillation and vibration that usually occur due to the high speeds of the machine, which may exceed eight hundred stitches per minute.

It is the first choice for stringing very small beads (such as Ceylon or Miyuki beads) thanks to its high lifting capacity.

It is a circular drive belt, often made of durable natural leather or reinforced rubber, and is used mainly in classic home sewing machines (such as old black machines).

The Sewing Machine Belt is the essential link that transfers motion from the motor to the machine's internal parts to ensure its rotation. It features a flexible and durable design that helps the machine operate smoothly and quietly, and it is available in various sizes and lengths to fit both traditional and modern models

It is a circular piece, usually made of steel or reinforced aluminum, that is placed inside the bobbin case and then in the rotary hook. Its function is to provide the lower thread to form the stitch in conjunction with the upper thread.

Instead of having a completely closed "eye" (hole) as in traditional needles, this needle has a hidden opening or flexible slit at the top. This slit allows the thread to slide into the eye when pressed down, then prevents it from easily coming out thanks to the internal "hook" design.