SCHMETZ 135x16 TRI, DPx16 D industrial sewing machine needles for leather, 10 pcs
SCHMETZ 135x16 TRI, DPx16 D industrial sewing machine needles for leather, 10 pcs
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- Included: 10 needles
- Suitable for Machine: For Industrial Straight-Stitch Sewing Machines
- Application: All types of natural and synthetic leather
- Needle Type: D point
- Needle System: DPX17 D, 135X16 TRI, DPX16 D, 135X17 D, SY 3355 D
- Manufacturer: SCHMETZ
135x16 TRI, DPx16 D are SCHMETZ industrial sewing machine needles with a D-type triangular cutting point, designed for sewing hard, dry leather. The pronounced cutting action helps the needle penetrate stiff material and form a straight seam.
D Cutting Point Features
D (Triangular Point) is a triangular cutting point with three cutting edges. SCHMETZ describes this point type as one of the most pronounced in terms of cutting action.
The triangular point makes it easier to pierce hard leather and helps create a straight stitch line. Since it leaves a pronounced cut in the material, the needle size and stitch length should be selected to suit the properties of the leather.
Suitable Materials and Applications
- Hard, dry genuine leather.
- Thick leather for durable footwear.
- Leather components for work and safety shoes.
- Stiff leather upholstery materials.
- Certain plastic and cardboard materials suitable for a D cutting point.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: SCHMETZ.
- Needle system: 135x16 TRI.
- Alternative system designation: DPx16 D.
- Cutting point type: D — Triangular Point.
- Cutting point shape: triangular cutting point.
- Seam appearance: straight seam with pronounced stitch holes.
- SCHMETZ CANU: 37:20MF1.
- Packaging: 10 needles.
Compatibility and Needle Selection
These needles are designed for industrial sewing machines whose technical documentation specifies system 135x16 TRI or DPx16 D. Before purchasing, check that the system is compatible and choose an NM size suitable for the material.
Important: The D cutting point is not universal for sewing fabrics. Its cutting edges may damage textile fibers. For particularly delicate or thin materials, consider a different needle point type. Test the result on a material sample before sewing.
Delivery
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up to 3 kg
11,90 EUR
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15,90 EUR
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