Bernina Universal Needle Size 80 10Pkg #002507.71.07

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Key Features

• 80/12 (metric 80) size — a medium-weight universal needle.

• Comes in a pack of ten (10) needles.

• Compatible with domestic sewing machines using the 130/705 H (H-shank) system.

Suitable Usage & Compatibility

• Applicable across a broad spectrum of fabrics: light, medium and some heavier woven fabrics; also suitable for knits.

• Ideal for general sewing tasks: straight stitching, topstitching, hemming, patchwork, and decorative sewing.

• Fits most household and mid-range sewing machines that accept standard home-sewing machine needles (130/705 H type).

Why Choose This Product

• A genuine OEM part from BERNINA, ensuring accurate fit, consistent quality, and machine compatibility.

• Medium size (80/12) strikes a balance between too fine (which might bend or break on thicker fabrics) and too heavy (which might leave large holes or damage fine fabric).

• Having ten needles in the pack offers good value and ensures you have spares on-hand.

Who It’s For

• Users of Bernina machines (and other compatible brands) who routinely sew a variety of fabrics and want a trustworthy “go-to” universal needle.

• Shops or sewing professionals who want consistent, branded needle supply to minimize downtime or compatibility issues.

• Sewing educators or students who value a reliable, all-purpose needle size for mixed-fabric classes and projects.

Use & Care Guide — Bernina Universal Needle 80/12 (10-Pack)

 Best For

• Everyday sewing on woven or knit fabrics (cotton, polyester blends, poplin, light denim, linen, quilting cottons).

• Ideal “go-to” needle for general construction, hemming, topstitching, and decorative seams.

 Compatibility

• 130/705 H system: Bernina, Baby Lock, Brother, Janome, Pfaff, Singer, Viking, etc.

• Medium-size 80/12 balances strength and precision — great for most medium-weight fabrics.

 When to Replace

• 6–8 hours of active sewing, or sooner if you notice:

  • Skipped stitches

  • Frayed or broken thread

  • “Clicking” or popping sound as the needle enters fabric

  • Visible burrs or bending at the tip