Feed-Off-The-Arm Machine Needle for Union Special & Brother Multi-Needle Machines
Short Description
Genuine feed-off-the-arm machine needle for Union Special & Brother multi-needle machines — built for heavy-duty, multi-layered fabric. Sizes 11/75–21/130 in Groz-Beckert, 10 needles per pack. COD available, pan-India delivery.
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Best for tailors and industrial workshops running feed-off-the-arm multi-needle chainstitch machines on heavy-duty and multi-layered fabric — garments, bags, upholstery, and other thick-material work.
Why This Needle
Feed-off-the-arm machines are built for continuous heavy-duty stitching, and that only works if the needle can punch through thick, multi-layered fabric without skipping or breaking. This needle is stocked genuine in the size range factories actually use, so you can match needle size to fabric weight without hunting across multiple listings.
Features
- Genuine Groz-Beckert needle, sold in packs of 10
- Full size range from 11/75 to 21/130 for light to heavy fabric
- Also cross-referenced as B64 and UY192GLS on international needle charts, so it’s the same needle whichever code your machine manual lists
- Built for clean penetration through thick and multi-layered materials
Use Cases
- Feed-off-the-arm chainstitch seams on bags, upholstery, and heavy garments
- Multi-layer stitching where standard needles skip or bend
- Continuous industrial production runs
- Occasional heavy-fabric jobs on the same machine
Benefits
- Matching needle size to fabric thickness cuts skipped stitches and thread breakage on thick, layered material
- Sturdy construction reduces machine downtime on continuous production runs
- One listing covers the full size range instead of separate pages per size
Machine Compatibility
| Machine Brand | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Union Special | Feed-off-the-arm multi-needle chainstitch machines |
| Brother | Feed-off-the-arm multi-needle chainstitch machines |
If your machine’s manual lists a different code (B64 or UY192GLS), check the specs table below — it’s the same needle.
Specs
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Needle system / also sold as | TVx64, B64, UY192GLS |
| Sizes stocked | 11/75, 14/90, 16/100, 18/110, 21/130 |
| Brand stocked | Groz-Beckert |
| Pack quantity | 10 needles per pack |
| Recommended use | Heavy-duty and multi-layered fabric on feed-off-the-arm machines |
How to Fit This Needle
First, match the needle size to your fabric — finer 11/75 for lighter multi-layer work, heavier 16/100 to 21/130 for thick upholstery and bag material. Next, loosen the needle clamp screw on your feed-off-the-arm machine and remove the old needle. Then, insert the new needle to the correct depth, following your machine’s manual for orientation. Finally, tighten the clamp screw and run a test seam on scrap fabric before starting production.
FAQs
What machines does this needle fit?
This needle is made for feed-off-the-arm multi-needle chainstitch machines, including Union Special and Brother models. It’s also cross-referenced as B64 and UY192GLS on some machine charts and needle catalogs — same needle, different naming convention.
Which size should I use for heavy or multi-layered fabric?
For lighter multi-layer work, 11/75 or 14/90 usually holds up well. For thick upholstery, bags, and heavier layered material, move up to 16/100 through 21/130. Too fine a needle on heavy fabric bends or breaks; too heavy a needle on lighter layers leaves visible holes.
How many needles come in one pack?
Each pack contains 10 needles, which is the standard pack size for this needle across suppliers — enough for ongoing production without reordering every few days.
Is this the same needle as B64 or UY192GLS?
Yes. TVx64, B64, and UY192GLS are different naming conventions for the same needle system used across various needle charts and machine manuals — you don’t need to buy a different needle if your machine documentation lists one of these other codes.
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Product Description
Best for tailors and industrial workshops running feed-off-the-arm multi-needle chainstitch machines on heavy-duty and multi-layered fabric — garments, bags, upholstery, and other thick-material work.
Why This Needle
Feed-off-the-arm machines are built for continuous heavy-duty stitching, and that only works if the needle can punch through thick, multi-layered fabric without skipping or breaking. This needle is stocked genuine in the size range factories actually use, so you can match needle size to fabric weight without hunting across multiple listings.
Features
- Genuine Groz-Beckert needle, sold in packs of 10
- Full size range from 11/75 to 21/130 for light to heavy fabric
- Also cross-referenced as B64 and UY192GLS on international needle charts, so it’s the same needle whichever code your machine manual lists
- Built for clean penetration through thick and multi-layered materials
Use Cases
- Feed-off-the-arm chainstitch seams on bags, upholstery, and heavy garments
- Multi-layer stitching where standard needles skip or bend
- Continuous industrial production runs
- Occasional heavy-fabric jobs on the same machine
Benefits
- Matching needle size to fabric thickness cuts skipped stitches and thread breakage on thick, layered material
- Sturdy construction reduces machine downtime on continuous production runs
- One listing covers the full size range instead of separate pages per size
Machine Compatibility
| Machine Brand | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Union Special | Feed-off-the-arm multi-needle chainstitch machines |
| Brother | Feed-off-the-arm multi-needle chainstitch machines |
If your machine’s manual lists a different code (B64 or UY192GLS), check the specs table below — it’s the same needle.
Specs
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Needle system / also sold as | TVx64, B64, UY192GLS |
| Sizes stocked | 11/75, 14/90, 16/100, 18/110, 21/130 |
| Brand stocked | Groz-Beckert |
| Pack quantity | 10 needles per pack |
| Recommended use | Heavy-duty and multi-layered fabric on feed-off-the-arm machines |
How to Fit This Needle
First, match the needle size to your fabric — finer 11/75 for lighter multi-layer work, heavier 16/100 to 21/130 for thick upholstery and bag material. Next, loosen the needle clamp screw on your feed-off-the-arm machine and remove the old needle. Then, insert the new needle to the correct depth, following your machine’s manual for orientation. Finally, tighten the clamp screw and run a test seam on scrap fabric before starting production.
FAQs
What machines does this needle fit?
This needle is made for feed-off-the-arm multi-needle chainstitch machines, including Union Special and Brother models. It’s also cross-referenced as B64 and UY192GLS on some machine charts and needle catalogs — same needle, different naming convention.
Which size should I use for heavy or multi-layered fabric?
For lighter multi-layer work, 11/75 or 14/90 usually holds up well. For thick upholstery, bags, and heavier layered material, move up to 16/100 through 21/130. Too fine a needle on heavy fabric bends or breaks; too heavy a needle on lighter layers leaves visible holes.
How many needles come in one pack?
Each pack contains 10 needles, which is the standard pack size for this needle across suppliers — enough for ongoing production without reordering every few days.
Is this the same needle as B64 or UY192GLS?
Yes. TVx64, B64, and UY192GLS are different naming conventions for the same needle system used across various needle charts and machine manuals — you don’t need to buy a different needle if your machine documentation lists one of these other codes.
