Prym Triangular Point Leather Sewing Needles - 25 Pack

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The Prym Triangular Point Leather Sewing Needles (MPN 131288) are essential tools for leatherworkers, upholsterers, and DIY enthusiasts who require high-quality precision when working with heavy-duty fabrics. Designed to penetrate tough materials without causing excessive tearing, these needles offer superior durability for professional and hobbyist projects alike. While they excel in leather crafting, users should note that the specialized triangular tip is specifically engineered for non-woven, dense materials and is not suitable for delicate or fine-knit textiles.
| Model Part Number | 131288 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Prym |
These needles are primarily designed for manual sewing. Always check your machine manual to ensure compatibility with triangular point or leather-specific needles.
While they are intended for leather, they can be used for very heavy denim; however, a standard jeans needle is generally preferred for denim projects.
Replace the needle immediately if it shows signs of bending, if the tip becomes dull, or if it begins to fray your thread.
Standard needles have a conical or round point that pushes through fabric fibers. The triangular point on these needles actually cuts a small hole, allowing the needle to pass through dense material like leather with less resistance.
This 25-pack consists of high-quality triangular point needles designed for standard leather work applications.
Verify the needle is fully inserted into the needle bar or holder and is appropriate for the thickness of the leather layers.
Ensure the material is not too dense for the specific needle gauge and avoid forcing the needle through multiple layers of leather at once.
Check the eye of the needle for any manufacturing burrs or debris; if present, replace the needle.
To ensure the longevity of your needles, always store them in a cool, dry place to prevent oxidation. When setting up your workspace, ensure you are using a dedicated leather or heavy-duty sewing needle plate if using a machine, or a leather-working awl if hand-sewing.