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NEEDLES FOR HOME SEWING MACHINES (fig a)
Schmetz manufactures a broad range of needles in system
130/705 H. The following table explains the specific fields of
application. Note that many household needles are color coded on
the shank of the needle. We have included color coding where
applicable for easy identification of needles.
| Needle System |
Explaination\Application |
Available Sizes |
130/705 H |
(No colour coding)
Universal needle; slightly rounded point for almost all fabric types. |
60,65,70,75,80,
90,100,110,120
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| 130/705
H-E |
RED
E
= Embroidery
Large eye for special-effect or metallic embroidery threads. Light ball
point to
avoid
shredding or cutting previously laid down stitches when
overstitching.
|
75,90
|
| 130/705
H-J |
BLUE
J
= Jeans
More rigid shank for less deflection. Used for heavy/dense
fabrics like denim and canvas, and for machine
quilting on dense fabric sandwiches. Acute round point
(sharp point) creates straight stitch when piecing.
|
70,80,90,100,
110
|
| 130/705
H-M |
PURPLE
M =
Microfibre, silk, foils
Acute round point (sharp point). With M needles it is also
possible to sew silk without puckered seams.
|
60,70,80,90 |
| 130/705
H-Q |
GREEN
Q =
Quilting (patchwork)
Needles for quilting and patchwork; slightly rounded point
to allow for more flexibility in fabric types without
changing needle.
|
75,90 |
|
130/705 H-S
|
YELLOW
S = Stretch
For elastic materials, t-shirt knits (jersey), knitted and
warp knits. Medium ball point.
|
75,90 |
| 130/705
H SUK |
(No colour coding)
SUK = Medium ball point, knitted fabrics, Lycra, etc.
|
70,80,90,100 |
|
130/705 H-E
ZWI NE 2,0
|
Twin needle with large eye (see 130/705
H-E); distance between points = 2.0mm |
75 |
|
130/705 H-E
ZWI NE 3,0
|
Twin needle with large eye (see 130/705
H-E); distance between points = 3.0mm |
75 |
130/705 H-J
ZWI NE 4,0 |
Twin needle for jeans (see 130/705 H-J);
distance between points = 4.0mm |
100 |
130/705 H-S
ZWI NE 2,5 |
Twin needle for elastic materials (see
130/705 HS); distance between points = 2.5mm |
75 |
130/705 H
ZWI NE 1,6 |
Twin needle with universal point (see 130/705
H); distance between points = 1.6mm |
70,80 |
130/705 H
ZWI NE 2,0 |
Twin needle with universal point (see 130/705
H); distance between points = 2.0mm |
80 |
130/705
H
ZWI NE 2,5 |
Twin needle with universal point (see 130/705 H);
distance between points = 2.5mm
|
80 |
130/705 H
ZWI NE 3,0 |
Twin needle with universal point (see 130/705
H); distance between points = 3.0mm |
90 |
130/705
H
ZWI NE 4,0 |
Twin needle with universal point (see 130/705 H);
distance between points = 4.0mm
|
80,90,100 |
| ZWI BR
NE 6,0 |
Twin needle with very widely space points;
e.g. for waistband sewing, with universal point (see 130/705
H); distance between points = 6.0mm |
100 |
130/705
H
ZWI BR NE 8,0 |
Twin needle with very widely space points; e.g. for
waistband sewing, with universal point (see 130/705 H);
distance between points = 8.0mm
|
100 |
130/705 H
DRI NE 2,5 |
Triple
needles; distance between points = 2.5mm |
80 |
130/705
H
DRI NE 3,0 |
Triple
needles; distance between points = 3.0mm
|
80 |
|
130/705 H
WING
|
Wing needle for
decorative hemstitch seams. |
100,120 |
|
130/705 HZWIHO |
1x Wing needle + 1x Universal needle
as twin needle. |
100 |
|
130/705 H LL |
Needle with cutting point for sewing leather. Cutting
point with left twist for sewing leather or leather-like
materials. Due to the angle of incision, this needle point
produces a stitch formation inclined slightly to the left
and is particularly suited to decorative seams. |
70,80,90,100,
110,120
|
130 N or
130 MET |
Needle for replacing missing
stitches, or needle for metallic embroidery threads. Also
called TOPSTITCH needles. Topstitch and metallic needles are
identical. They have a very long eye in relation to the
needle size. The length of the eye is longer than in the
Universal needle system 130/705 H and remains a 2mm constant
in all sizes. |
80,90,100 |
| 130/705
H SPR |
Spring needle for embroidery without presser
foot. It is used for embroidering in a frame without a
presser foot. This enables freehand sewing of customized
patterns on a household sewing machine. The spring assumes
the function of the presser foot, i.e. the material is
pressed down and thus the problem of “arching up” is
avoided.
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80 |
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