Bobbin size for Juki HZL 35HZ: What bobbin do you need for this machine???
327040
Plastic style 15J bobbins fit in the machine and look exactly like the ones that come with it. I've been using Singer brand with no issues.
715747
Actually I bought these by accident. If you are interested, I will sell them to you for $20 plus shipping. I don' have a Brother, I have a happy commercial machine. The thread size notations are very confusing because there are a number of different systems for describing thread sizes and I am not sure what is in the Brother manual. This having been said, the bobbin thread used for embroider is usually lighter than the top thread. If you are doing basic embroidery with the threads that are advertised as machine embroidery threads, these bobbins will work just fine for you. ferrar@roadrunner.com
1142086
I'm not sure. Check your manual to see if this model of bobbin will work. What I do know is that you should use the same type of bobbin every time. Your machine's bobbin tension will stay the same if you use the same type of bobbins. I bought these and LOVE them! It is 100% worth the money to buy a large amount of prewound bobbins! I was buying 10 at a time and it got expensive. Buying them in bulk cut the cost tremendously! Hope this helps! Happy sewing!
572156
Whether they fit or not, these bobbins are crap! Not worth a cent. I have a sewing school and thought I'd buy them as they'd fit my machines, which are also made by Janome. They were warped, broke easily and were yellowed, like the plastic was old. Do not buy these! By these other ones on Amazon, Link: http://amzn.com/B0038RAYL2. They will fit in your machine. I don't work for anyone who makes bobbins, just in case you want to know. I am trying to save you from a bad purchase. Your machine, as many machines now, use a class 15 bobbin. But, make sure, if you buy a bobbin labeled as a class 15, that you do not choose one that has a flat top/bottom. There are some class 15 bobbins that have a thinner edge and they are smaller than the ones I recommend and will not feed well when you use them. I hope this helps you.
1886174
Read your manual, there are only two different sizes of bobbins that Brother makes. The SA156 and the SA155. Almost all newer machines use the SA156, but check your manual to be sure. If all else fails, call Brother customer service, the number should be on the face of your manual.
2089853
I cannot tell you for sure whether these are 90wt or not. What I can tell you, is my machine is a very finicky Brother that would only allow me to use 90wt thread. I decided to order these just to see if my machine would accept prewounds. To my surprise, I have had no problems with these bobbins. I hope I have been somewhat helpful.
1717648
I just read online...Bobbins that do NOT fit are: Husqvarna Viking machines that use the 412 09 75-45 Sure Fit bobbins, Designer SE, Designer I, Quilt Designer II, Quilt Designer, Platinum, Interlude, Rose, Prelude, Daisy, Orchidea #1, Prisma, Optima, Classica, Huskylock, Singer Centaur II, Futura, and Pfaff Creative Vision. Hope this helps, I know nothing about Viking machines, I use Pfaff.
129247
Sorry I do not have one. Call mfg or go to web.however a lot of 14 mm are left hand threads and converters are available.
937206
I use a polar. either # 31 or 34. It compatible with a polar watch and a nordic trac machine
191542
It is my understanding that Janome bobbins are universal for all machines. One thing that's really nice about them actually!
2232675
the Juki Tl98Q will work on any of our frames. But you will also need the speed control that is for that sewing machine and not the brother 1500S sewing machine--so if you purchase this, let us know you have the Juki and we'll get the correct speed control sent out. Let us know if you have any further questions.
220258
Check www.brothermachines.com and type in your sewing machine model number. When I typed in the XL2230, it showed no result. Make sure you have you correct model number & they will let you know the correct bobbin size.
118225
Sorry, I can't help you.., I have a Pfaff Creative 2124 and they work great. My advice is buy a pack - reasonably priced and give them a try. You also might check with your Pfaff dealer to see if all bobbins for Pfaff machines are the same.
944405
I'd bring it to a hardware store and find something that will fit the threads. They're a strange size though, so good luck.
1893466
Size 15 is different from the bobbins listed in this listing. We have them under different listing in our amazon store http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004JJSX1Q?ref_=pe_527950_34206950
155151
Use the .25 as the medium and purchase additional thread at your hobby shop size .33mm as the small
1896517
I have a 640 E Bernina and these bobbins are textured on the center core and have four long and eight long holes on the sides. Your best best would be to ask your dealer if 640 bobbins will fit a 560. If so, these bobbins will work fine. These bobbbins are now mixed in with the bobbins that came with my machine and I can't tell the difference.