Coverstitch & Chainstitch Machine Needle for Multi-Needle Industrial Machines
Short Description
Genuine coverstitch & chainstitch machine needle (TVx3 / UYX128 / 149X3). Regular & FFG point, sizes 09/65–25/200, in Flying Tiger, Groz-Beckert & Organ. COD available, pan-India delivery.
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Best for industrial coverstitch and multi-needle chainstitch machines doing hemming, banding, and decorative topstitching on knit and light woven fabric, where matching the exact needle system and point type prevents skipped stitches and fabric damage.
Why This Needle
Coverstitch and chainstitch machines run at high speed on stretch and knit fabric, so a mismatched needle system or the wrong point type quickly shows up as skipped stitches, snagged loops, or visible needle holes. This needle is stocked genuine across three trusted brands and the full factory size range, in both regular and ball-point options, so one listing covers fine knitwear through heavier banding work without guesswork.
Features
- Genuine stock in three trusted brands: Flying Tiger, Groz-Beckert, Organ
- Full size range from 09/65 to 25/200 — one listing instead of hunting across several
- Available in regular (RG) round point and FFG (light ball point) options for knit fabric
- Also cross-referenced under UYX128GAS, 149X3, MY1040, and #704962 — the same needle sold under different manuals
Use Cases
- Coverstitch hemming on t-shirts, activewear, and knitwear
- Multi-needle chainstitch banding and waistband work
- Decorative multi-needle topstitching on knit and light woven fabric
- General multi-needle industrial stitching where a TVx3-system needle is specified
Benefits
- Matching point type to fabric — FFG ball point for knits, RG round point for wovens — cuts skipped stitches and snagged loops
- One needle covers several machine-manual naming conventions, so you’re not left guessing whether a differently-labelled part is actually the same needle (see specs table)
- Stocked across the full size range, so fine knitwear and heavier banding work are both covered from a single listing
Machine Compatibility
| Machine Type | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Industrial coverstitch machines | Hemming and banding on knit fabric using the TVx3 needle system |
| Industrial multi-needle chainstitch machines | Decorative topstitching and general chainstitch work |
We could not independently verify a specific machine brand or model for this needle system beyond the general coverstitch/chainstitch machine type. If you know the reference code your machine’s manual uses, check it against the specs table below — it’s very likely the same needle.
Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Needle system / also sold as | TVx3, UYX128GAS, 149X3, MY1040, #704962 |
| Point types available | RG (regular round point), FFG (light ball point) |
| Sizes stocked | 09/65, 11/75, 14/90, 16/100, 18/110, 20/125, 21/130, 23/160, 24/180, 25/200 |
| Brands stocked | Flying Tiger, Groz-Beckert, Organ |
| Machine type | Industrial coverstitch / multi-needle chainstitch |
How to Use
First, match the needle size and point type to your fabric — finer 09/65–11/75 with an FFG ball point for light knits, heavier 16/100–25/200 with an RG round point for banding and structured wovens. Next, loosen the needle clamp screw on your coverstitch or multi-needle chainstitch machine and remove the old needle, noting how the scarf faces. Then, insert the new needle to the full depth of the clamp with the scarf oriented per your machine’s manual, and tighten the clamp screw securely. Finally, hand-turn the machine to check clearance and run a test seam on scrap fabric before starting production.
FAQs
Which machines use this needle?
This needle is sold under several reference codes depending on the manufacturer or manual — check the specs table above for the full cross-reference list. It fits industrial coverstitch and multi-needle chainstitch machines that call for the TVx3 needle system; we haven’t been able to independently confirm a specific machine brand for this listing, so please match the code to your machine’s needle chart before ordering.
What’s the difference between the RG and FFG point types?
RG is a regular round point suited to woven fabric and general stitching. FFG is a light ball point designed to slip between yarns rather than pierce them, which reduces skipped stitches and visible holes on knit and stretch fabric.
Which size should I use for lightweight knitwear?
Start with 09/65 or 11/75 in the FFG ball-point option for fine knits and activewear. Mid-weight fabrics typically suit 14/90–16/100, while heavier banding and structured fabric call for 18/110 and above.
Is this the same needle as the one listed under a different code on my machine’s parts chart?
Quite possibly — this needle is commonly cross-referenced as UYX128GAS, 149X3, MY1040, and #704962 across different manufacturer manuals. Check your chart’s reference code against the specs table above before assuming you need a different part.
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Product Description
Best for industrial coverstitch and multi-needle chainstitch machines doing hemming, banding, and decorative topstitching on knit and light woven fabric, where matching the exact needle system and point type prevents skipped stitches and fabric damage.
Why This Needle
Coverstitch and chainstitch machines run at high speed on stretch and knit fabric, so a mismatched needle system or the wrong point type quickly shows up as skipped stitches, snagged loops, or visible needle holes. This needle is stocked genuine across three trusted brands and the full factory size range, in both regular and ball-point options, so one listing covers fine knitwear through heavier banding work without guesswork.
Features
- Genuine stock in three trusted brands: Flying Tiger, Groz-Beckert, Organ
- Full size range from 09/65 to 25/200 — one listing instead of hunting across several
- Available in regular (RG) round point and FFG (light ball point) options for knit fabric
- Also cross-referenced under UYX128GAS, 149X3, MY1040, and #704962 — the same needle sold under different manuals
Use Cases
- Coverstitch hemming on t-shirts, activewear, and knitwear
- Multi-needle chainstitch banding and waistband work
- Decorative multi-needle topstitching on knit and light woven fabric
- General multi-needle industrial stitching where a TVx3-system needle is specified
Benefits
- Matching point type to fabric — FFG ball point for knits, RG round point for wovens — cuts skipped stitches and snagged loops
- One needle covers several machine-manual naming conventions, so you’re not left guessing whether a differently-labelled part is actually the same needle (see specs table)
- Stocked across the full size range, so fine knitwear and heavier banding work are both covered from a single listing
Machine Compatibility
| Machine Type | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Industrial coverstitch machines | Hemming and banding on knit fabric using the TVx3 needle system |
| Industrial multi-needle chainstitch machines | Decorative topstitching and general chainstitch work |
We could not independently verify a specific machine brand or model for this needle system beyond the general coverstitch/chainstitch machine type. If you know the reference code your machine’s manual uses, check it against the specs table below — it’s very likely the same needle.
Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Needle system / also sold as | TVx3, UYX128GAS, 149X3, MY1040, #704962 |
| Point types available | RG (regular round point), FFG (light ball point) |
| Sizes stocked | 09/65, 11/75, 14/90, 16/100, 18/110, 20/125, 21/130, 23/160, 24/180, 25/200 |
| Brands stocked | Flying Tiger, Groz-Beckert, Organ |
| Machine type | Industrial coverstitch / multi-needle chainstitch |
How to Use
First, match the needle size and point type to your fabric — finer 09/65–11/75 with an FFG ball point for light knits, heavier 16/100–25/200 with an RG round point for banding and structured wovens. Next, loosen the needle clamp screw on your coverstitch or multi-needle chainstitch machine and remove the old needle, noting how the scarf faces. Then, insert the new needle to the full depth of the clamp with the scarf oriented per your machine’s manual, and tighten the clamp screw securely. Finally, hand-turn the machine to check clearance and run a test seam on scrap fabric before starting production.
FAQs
Which machines use this needle?
This needle is sold under several reference codes depending on the manufacturer or manual — check the specs table above for the full cross-reference list. It fits industrial coverstitch and multi-needle chainstitch machines that call for the TVx3 needle system; we haven’t been able to independently confirm a specific machine brand for this listing, so please match the code to your machine’s needle chart before ordering.
What’s the difference between the RG and FFG point types?
RG is a regular round point suited to woven fabric and general stitching. FFG is a light ball point designed to slip between yarns rather than pierce them, which reduces skipped stitches and visible holes on knit and stretch fabric.
Which size should I use for lightweight knitwear?
Start with 09/65 or 11/75 in the FFG ball-point option for fine knits and activewear. Mid-weight fabrics typically suit 14/90–16/100, while heavier banding and structured fabric call for 18/110 and above.
Is this the same needle as the one listed under a different code on my machine’s parts chart?
Quite possibly — this needle is commonly cross-referenced as UYX128GAS, 149X3, MY1040, and #704962 across different manufacturer manuals. Check your chart’s reference code against the specs table above before assuming you need a different part.
