How to handle skipped stitches on a quilting machine?

A quilting and embroidery machine is a sewing device that combines the functions of a quilting machine and an embroidery machine. It is widely used in the home textile, clothing, leather, and cushion industries, allowing for simultaneous quilting and embroidery on stuffed fabrics. During prolonged use, the needle may occasionally malfunction, such as skipped stitches caused by the distance between the hook tip and the needle's concave surface being too great. So, how should one handle skipped stitches when this happens? The quilting and embroidery machine manufacturer will explain below.

To address skipped stitches caused by the distance between the hook tip and the needle's concave surface, adjust the gap to 0.05mm. Secondly, skipped stitches can also occur when sewing thick materials, especially if using a #9 imported needle and sewing a fabric with uneven textures. If the process requires that an 11# needle cannot be used, the needle bar can be adjusted downwards by 0.2mm. This increases the thread output. The hook should be positioned so that the hook tip is 0.1mm above the needle eye when the needle bar returns to its original position. At this point, the thread loop is larger and easier to hook, thus resolving skipped stitches.

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