Overlock Sewing Machine Needle for Juki & Pegasus Sergers

Best for garment factories and tailoring workshops running Juki and Pegasus overlock/serger machines for edge finishing, seaming, and general overlock stitching.

Why This Needle

An overlock machine forms its stitch by punching cleanly through fabric at high speed, and a bent or dull needle immediately shows up as skipped stitches, thread breaks, or snagged fabric. This needle is stocked genuine across three trusted brands and a wide size range, so you can match it to your fabric and replace it before stitch quality drops.

Features

• Genuine stock in three brands: Groz-Beckert, Flying Tiger, Organ
• Wide size range from 09/65 to 25/200
• Also cross-referenced as B27, 81×1, UY191, and My1023 on some needle charts
• Standard needle system for Juki and Pegasus overlock/serger machines

उपयोग के मामले

• Overlock edge finishing and seaming on garments
• General serger stitching across light to heavy fabric
• Replacing worn needles causing skipped stitches or fabric snagging
• Multi-brand overlock workshops standardizing on one needle system

फ़ायदे

• Sharp, correctly matched needle reduces skipped stitches and thread breaks on overlock seams
• Three brand options in one listing means you’re not stuck waiting on a single supplier
• Wide size range covers light knits through heavier fabric on the same machine

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Specs

How to Fit This Needle

First, match the needle size to your fabric — finer 09/65–11/75 for light knits, heavier 18/110 and up for thicker fabric. Next, loosen the needle clamp screw on your Juki or Pegasus overlock machine and remove the old needle, noting its orientation. Then, insert the new needle fully into the clamp per your machine’s manual. Finally, tighten the clamp screw and run a test seam on scrap fabric to check stitch formation before production.

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What machines does this needle fit?

This is the standard needle system for Juki and Pegasus overlock/serger machines. It’s also cross-referenced as B27, 81×1, UY191, and My1023 on some needle charts and supplier catalogs — same needle, different naming convention.

Which size should I use?

For light knits and fine fabric, start with 09/65 or 11/75. Mid-weight fabric typically uses 14/90, while heavier fabric calls for 18/110 through 25/200. Too fine a needle on heavy fabric bends or breaks; too heavy a needle on light fabric leaves visible holes.

How do I know when to replace the needle?

Skipped stitches, thread breaks, or fabric snagging on the overlock seam are the usual signs of a bent or dull needle. Replace it regularly during production rather than waiting for visible damage, since a worn point can mark fabric before it fully fails.

Is this the same needle as B27 or 81×1?

Yes. DCx27, B27, 81×1, UY191, and My1023 are different naming conventions for the same needle system used across various supplier catalogs — check the specs table above if your machine documentation lists a different code.