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Schmetz Size 9 Ball Point Machine Needles - B27 - 10/Pack
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$3.89
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Professional brand name needles.
Schmetz ball point serger overlock needles feature a more rounded tip and prevent cutting of fabric, snagging and large pin holes (good for knits). Machine Make and Model #: Most Overlock Machines. Needle systems: B-27, DCx27, RIM27, SY6120, MY1023, 1886. Available in a variety of sizes. 10 per package.
Features
- Available in a variety of sizes
- Serger overlock needles
- Ball point
Product Specifications
Brand: Schmetz®
Units: 10/Pack
Size / Dimension: #9
Material: Nickel-Plated Metal
Additional Information:
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Why would thread in a sewing machine break at the needle?
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There are a lot of reasons why this may happen. There may be a burr or a rough spot on the machine that the thread is rubbing up against. It could be a bad needle that is causing the thread to break, The needle could be the wrong size for the thread being used, there could be excessive tension on the thread, or the settings on the sewing machine may be incorrect. Also there could be a different finish on the material that they are working with. Typically, if it was the threads fault, it would be due to there not being enough lubricant on the thread, or yarn defects.
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Have the Schmetz needles changed? Do they now come with a new color coded needle identification system?
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There will now be 2 colored lines. The first will identify the type of needle (Leather, Jean, Regular) the second will tell the size. Remember this is for Schmetz brand only.
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What are some reasons why a new sewing machine needle would break?
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There are a couple of reasons. If the thread being used was too thick for the size of the needle, or if the material that was being sewn was too thick for the needle, the needle could break. Also, if the needle was inserted in to the machine improperly, it could put strain onto the needle and weaken it.
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