Groz-Beckert Kg

Gerd Horn

Bernd Eugen Hillenbrand

Hans-Kurt Wohnhas

A needle for introducing a thread into or through a fabric includes an elongated needle blade having a longitudinal axis; a needle point; and an eye traversing the needle blade at an acute angle to the longitudinal axis. The needle eye has an inlet and an outlet situated on opposite sides of the needle blade. The needle further has a protuberance formed on the needle blade. The protuberance adjoins the eye outlet and projects laterally away from the needle blade.

Sewing machine needle having means for improved loop formation

A sewing machine needle includes a blade; a shank extending from one blade end and adapted to be clamped in a sewing machine; a needle point provided at the other blade end; an elevation provided on the blade adjacent the needle point; and an eye traversing the blade adjacent the needle point. The eye has a first eye end oriented toward the shank; a second eye end oriented toward the said point; a thread inlet side; and a thread outlet side. The elevation is situated on the thread outlet side between the needle point and the second eye end. The eye is bordered by two facing eye walls each having a respective edge at the thread outlet side. Each edge extends from the first eye end to the second eye end such that it is recessed from an imaginary straight line connecting the first eye end with the elevation.

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Albstadt, Germany

Gerd Horn