Needles

With so many different needle systems in the marketplace it can be difficult to determine the right one for your industrial sewing operation. Over our 50 plus years of supplying the sewing industry we have narrowed it down to just three systems for your consideration.

• Groz-Beckert Needles
• Schmetz Needles
• Organ Needles

Our best advice is to stick with the needle system that you already use, unless it’s not one of these top 3 needle systems. If you do not already operate within one of these three systems then it’s time to make a change. If you have questions feel free to give us a call about your current system. If you are currently using Organ Needles, but find yourself ready for an upgrade, just jump up to Groz-Beckert or Schmetz. Customers who use these top brands give us really positive feedback. They really are superior brands that hold up much longer. That said however, Organ needles give most generics a real run for their money. As for a needle sizing chart, or more detailed information on determining the right needle–Just call.

The quality of your needles is important. High-quality needles from trusted manufacturers are worth the investment because they reduce the likelihood of frustration and redos. Needles from trusted manufacturers like Schmetz, Juki, and Groz-Beckert pass through multiple quality assurance checks before they reach the consumer. Skipping stitches, broken thread, and fabric damage are all possible results of using low-quality, cheap needles. In order to sew without hiccups or frustration, it's best to invest in high-quality needles. Needles for sewing machines should be changed frequently. Damage to your sewing machine and subpar stitch quality might result from using dull or bent needles.