A universal needle is a sewing machine needle designed to work with a variety of fabrics, such as woven and knit fabrics. It has a slightly rounded point which helps prevent damage to the fabric while sewing. Universal needles are a popular choice for general sewing projects.
Sewing machine needles are not universal; different machines require specific needle types based on factors like fabric type and thickness. It's important to use the correct needle for your machine to ensure optimal performance and results.
A hardy spicer is a universal coupling as found on vehicle drive shafts and they are fitted with needle bearings
A universal 10/70 is just fine. Kate ADDITIONAL ANSWER:Needles, thread and fabric are project specific. If you are using a light weight fabric a 70/10 Universal needle should work nicely. However, if you're sewing with denim then you would need a "denim needle" or a universal 90/14 to a 100/16. Medium weight fabrics do well with the Universal 80/12 needle and standard sewing thread you can find in any fabric store. If you are sewing on a stretchy fabric then you need needles designed to slide through the fabric without tearing. And, here again, the size of the needle depends on the weight of the stretchy fabric. If you are sewing on leather, you'll need a leather needle. The best place to learn about needles, thread and fabric is "Threads Magazine" - they have excellent resource guides on their website. Sewmetheway
Hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare professionals follow a universal needlestick protocol that is set by the Occupational Safety Health Administration, when they have been accidentally stuck by a needle, especially if the needle has been used on a patient. The paramedic should follow the policy of the institution or agency he works for.
I assume that you are speaking of a sewing machine needle size. Sewing with cotton etc., you can use the universal 10/70 for most projects. Remember to change the needle often for best results. ADDITIONAL ANSWER: Needles, thread and fabric are project specific. If you are using a light weight fabric a 70/10 Universal needle should work nicely. However, if you're sewing with denim then you would need a "denim needle" or a universal 90/14 to a 100/16. Medium weight fabrics do well with the Universal 80/12 needle and standard sewing thread you can find in any fabric store. If you are sewing on a stretchy fabric then you need needles designed to slide through the fabric without tearing. And, here again, the size of the needle depends on the weight of the stretchy fabric. If you are sewing on leather, you'll need a leather needle. The best place to learn about needles, thread and fabric is "Threads Magazine" - they have excellent resource guides on their website. Sewmetheway
A hypotonic needle is a needle that is a non coring needle. A hypertonic needle is a coring needle. Both of these needles are used in IV's with a hypotonic needle used for hypotonic solutions.
You can use standard sewing machine needles, including universal, ballpoint, and sharps needles, on a Kenmore sewing machine. The specific needle size and type will depend on the fabric you are working with; for example, ballpoint needles are ideal for knits, while sharp needles work well with woven fabrics. Always ensure that the needle shank fits the machine's needle holder properly. Additionally, it's best to refer to the machine's manual for any specific recommendations regarding needle types.
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