Industrial sewing machine scale

Fixing gun needles are fine, hollow metal tools specifically designed to work with price tag and brand fixing guns on various clothing and fabrics. These needles feature a longitudinal slit or cavity along their length that allows the plastic mounting hook (Kimble) to pass through them smoothly, and their head is pointed and sharp to ensure tissue penetration without tearing or damaging the threads. These needles are available in different sizes and types to suit the nature of the work. Standard or thick needles are used with strong fabrics such as jeans and jackets, while fine and thin needles are intended for sensitive and soft fabrics such as silk and satin to avoid leaving visible holes after removal. These needles are usually made of stainless steel to ensure their durability and resistance to high pressure during repeated work in production lines and stores. They are considered a consumer cat that needs periodic change when they lose their sharpness or bend to avoid damaging the fabric pieces. The pack contains 5 beads

Plastic needles (also known as cleaning needles or wool needles) are an indispensable tool in the world of handicrafts, especially for those who deal with thick yarns or are looking for a safe educational tool.

This is a presser foot featuring a scroll at its front. This scroll automatically folds the fabric edge twice and guides it under the needle for sewing, producing a very thin and even hem that is difficult to achieve with the same precision by hand. Size: 6.4 mm 1/4

This metal piece is the needle plate, a vital component in traditional home sewing machines. Its semi-circular shape, made of stainless steel, ensures smooth fabric glide and prevents fraying. The plate features a precise central hole for the needle to pass through to the bobbin area, as well as longitudinal notches for the feed comb teeth, which pull the fabric evenly during sewing.

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.

These needles are known as "ream needles" or long "tuber" needles, and they are essential tools in hand sewing large textiles.

It is the ideal tool specifically designed to handle materials that are difficult to pull with traditional pedals, such as natural and synthetic leather, vinyl, and tarpaulin. Its concept relies on a rotating metal wheel that reduces friction and prevents the fabric from sticking to the base, thus ensuring complete smoothness and continuous movement without wrinkles or stops. It also provides a clear view of the needle area and allows for sewing curves and angles with high precision in the manufacture of bags, shoes, and heavy clothing without leaving traces or scratches on the surface of the delicate material. Thus, it is considered the first professional solution to ensure regular stitches and smooth pulling of thick and sticky materials.

It is the part that revolves around the bobbin case in the machine. Its main function is to catch the needle thread with a small hook and pass it around the bobbin thread to make a knot, which is what we call a lockstitch.

These needles feature a very sharp point that helps them penetrate fabric easily and smoothly, thus preserving the integrity of the tissue and leaving no large holes in the work.

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.

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).

This metal piece is the needle plate, a vital component in traditional home sewing machines. Its semi-circular shape, made of stainless steel, ensures smooth fabric glide and prevents fraying. The plate features a precise central hole for the needle to pass through to the bobbin area, as well as longitudinal notches for the feed comb teeth, which pull the fabric evenly during sewing.