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Organ Needles Co Ltd was founded in 1920 as a gramophone needle manufacturer in Tokyo. Throughout the years, Organ have always endeavored to create high quality products, although the products themselves have changed to include textile needles and much more. The trademark Organ and ' the Lady & Organ device' in the trademark logo comes with the gramaphone's association with music. Over the years, Organ has became the recognized brand for Industrial and Home machine needles. Organ needles are suitable for use for most machines especially for Juki, Janome, Bernette and Brother, machines in which Organ needles are being used for machine testing in their factories.
Organ Home needles (Japanese Brand) has been around since the 1900s are suitable for most sewing machine brands especially Brother, Janome, Juki and Bernette brands. Organ needles are being used for machine testing in these brands' factories and are packed together along as part of the machines' included accessories. This light ball point needle for sewing with metallic thread has an enlarged needle eye (twice longer compared to UNIVERSAL and four times wider than UNIVERSAL). This minimizes the pressure of the metallic thread. Metallic threads have delicate foliations on the surface, which can be removed easily. By using this needle the trouble of peeling thread surfaces can be reduced as well as thread breakages. Useful Tips: Sewing machine needles should be replaced regularly, because worn out needles can cause damages to delicate fabrics. Blunt or bent needles will produce skipped stitches and thread breakages. In extreme cases the usage of worn out needles can result in damages of the stitching plate and surrounding parts. After use we recommend to put the needles back into the original boxes. This is a good place for keeping them and mismatching with other needles and sizes is excluded.
Guide to choosing the right Organ needle for your sewing needs
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