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[mrstee]

The manual for a machine I have says it needs a "class 1970,size100(80E)" needle. Can't seem to find any information on this size, can anyone help and point me in the right direction on finding these needles?

[Adam12]

Try TheThreadExchange.com and call or search for the UY1970 needle system, they should have size 100.

[mrstee]

Try TheThreadExchange.com and call or search for the UY1970 needle system, they should have size 100.

I've been in touch with Schmetz and they were very helpful so sorted now. Thanks

[BigRig]

@Adam12 , ever use the Jack Brand? I know where it is made and trust that it must be good?

[Adam12]

@BigRig , i have mixed feelings about Jack brand. I don't own any and don't typically advocate for the lesser known brands but they are actually good machines. All manufacturers do at least some assembly in China but Jack appears to be a state owned company, meaning that you are essentially buying a machine from the Chinese government and i'm just not sure how i feel about that. As far as the machines themselves, it's one of the very few "off" brands i'd consider using in my shop

[BigRig]

@Adam12 ,

I am with you on that! I honestly do such a huge variety of industrial work I am just looking to change my equipment to machines so I am not operating three different brands and can have all interchangeable feet and attachments. My Adler kills the Juki and Singer but wonder if it is the massive clutch motor or the machine? A Jack dealer is close to me but and Adler dealer is also within a days drive.

[BigRig]

@Adam, I am trying to find that Adler type machine brand thread you recommended. I am needing another machine and want to try that brand.

[Adam12]

A collier equipment is a reputable dealer of Mauser Spezial machines, they can even dial it in for your needs before shipping. I bet there is some one closer, i'd expect any phaff/adler dealer could order them but having one in stock is probably a crap shoot

[BigRig]

@Adam12 , found the thread I was looking for!

[Yokohama32]

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