Needle threaders

The bodkins made of hardened steel or refined brass are suitable for inserting elastic bands and cords through waistbands, hoods, etc. The brass version is a needle that is split in the shaft and open towards the eye, with the needle tip being spherically rounded. If a band is threaded into this eye and then pulled down between the needle shaft halves, it jams and can then be securely anchored and pulled through the tunnel. The other bodkin, made of rust-protected steel, is also a blunt needle. However, it has a wide, flattened and thus thinner needle shaft with a long eye and a round eye. The long eye is intended for holding bands and thick yarns, while the round one is suitable for finer yarns and elastic cords. The burr-free rounded tips of the needles cannot pierce the fabric and therefore glide easily through any fabric tube. The balanced spring hardness and their smooth coated surface make these needles professional tools.

• Needles for inserting elastic bands and cords
• With rounded tips
• Made of hardened steel and coated brass
• Flexible and stable at the same time