Bobbin Case DY-370 Walking Foot

Description

Bobbin Case for Industrial Walking Foot Sewing Machine

The bobbin case is an essential sewing machine part and ensures that your machine executes stitches with precision and quality. Its primary function is to securely hold the bobbin in place, maintaining optimal tension for the threads. It helps minimise thread tangling, prevents snags and enhances the overall stitching efficiency of your sewing machine.

Compatibility

Crafted from high-grade materials, it is built for heavy duty sewing tasks performed on various fabrics, including leather, PVC Tarpaulin and Ripstop. It is compatible with most industrial walking foot sewing machines including the Kingstar range. If you are unsure whether this part is compatible with your sewing machine, please contact us and our sales team will be happy to help.

Here’s a guide on how to correctly use a bobbin case:

1. Preparation: Ensure you have the appropriate bobbin case for your specific sewing machine model. Also, make sure the bobbin is wound correctly with the desired thread.

2. Locate the Bobbin Case Area: This is typically found beneath the needle plate and can be accessed by removing a cover or accessing a drop-in bobbin area, depending on the machine’s design.

3. Preparation: Before inserting the bobbin, check the bobbin case for any debris, lint, or damage. Clean the case if necessary to ensure smooth operation.

4. Inserting the Bobbin: Hold the bobbin case in a way that allows the bobbin to fit snugly inside. The thread should be coming off the bobbin counterclockwise (following the machine’s guide). Place the wound bobbin into the case, ensuring the thread is properly secured in the case’s tension spring or slot.

5. Thread Guidance: Follow the machine’s manual or visual guides to correctly place the bobbin case in its housing. Ensure it fits securely and correctly according to the machine’s specifications.

6. Thread Path: Pull the thread through the bobbin case’s guiding points or slots, following the threading path as indicated in the machine’s manual. Make sure the thread is properly seated in the tension discs or any guiding grooves, allowing for proper tension control.

7. Tension Adjustment: Some bobbin cases have a tension adjustment screw or mechanism that can be fine-tuned for different thread weights or fabric types. Adjust this tension if needed to achieve optimal stitching results.

8. Testing: Once it is correctly installed and threaded, replace any covers or plates that were removed to access the bobbin area. Test the machine by stitching on a scrap piece of fabric to ensure the bobbin is dispensing the thread correctly and the stitches are even.

9. Maintenance: Regularly clean the bobbin case and its surrounding areas to prevent lint buildup, ensuring the smooth operation of the bobbin and maintaining consistent stitching quality.

Remember, for specific instructions on using the bobbin case, it’s crucial to consult your sewing machine’s manual as different machines might have unique features and requirements for the correct installation and operation.

If you require any further information or guidance please contact us at info@sonpra.co.za