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Madeira Embroidery Needle #80/12 - Sharp
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The 102-80-S Madeira Needle #80/12, manufactured by Groz-Beckert®, is designed for high-speed commercial embroidery machines. Its large eye facilitates easier threading, enhancing efficiency during embroidery projects.
Suitable Fabrics:
Regular needle maintenance is crucial; changing needles approximately every 8 hours of operation can prevent thread breaks and skipped stitches, ensuring consistent embroidery quality.