• This compact design bobbin winder works independently of your sewing machine.
  
• It is the first complete and easy to use unit ever made. (Finally a bobbin winder that doesn't take an industrial engineer to run.)
  
• This unit includes everything you need to wind your bobbins fast and easy.
  
• Bobbins easily mount onto a spring type spindle.
  
• It comes equipped with a clear plastic safety cover for the motor and bobbin winder to prevent accidental thread tangles.
  
• It has a built in thread stand and it has a clip mounted on the platform for easy storage of the mast.
  
• The black platform is cushioned to reduce vibration.
  
• The thread guide is adjustable so that bobbins wind evenly.
  
• The friction drive pulley shuts off automatically when bobbin is full.
  
• Includes a high speed motor and electronic foot control.
  
  -Bobbin easily mounts onto split spindle for adjustment
  -14.5" width x 8.5" length x 4" high
  -Clear plastic cover for motor and bobbin winder
  -Built in spool stand and rod can be clipped into the side of the main platform
  -Black platform with 4 leg cushions to reduce vibration.
  -Separate P60999NS-V for Viking S205-605 sewing machine bobbins
  -An adjustment lever screw can be rotated to adjust the fill level as desired.
  
  *** Won't Work For Some VIKING & PFAFF Machines.
  See Description For P60999NS-V, Or Call For Info/Details. ***

• This compact design bobbin winder works independently of your sewing machine.
  
• It is the first complete and easy to use unit ever made. (Finally a bobbin winder that doesn't take an industrial engineer to run.)
  
• This unit includes everything you need to wind your bobbins fast and easy.
  
• Bobbins easily mount onto a spring type spindle.
  
• It comes equipped with a clear plastic safety cover for the motor and bobbin winder to prevent accidental thread tangles.
  
• It has a built in thread stand and it has a clip mounted on the platform for easy storage of the mast.
  
• The black platform is cushioned to reduce vibration.
  
• The thread guide is adjustable so that bobbins wind evenly.
  
• The friction drive pulley shuts off automatically when bobbin is full.
  
• Includes a high speed motor and electronic foot control.
  
  -Bobbin easily mounts onto split spindle for adjustment
  -14.5" width x 8.5" length x 4" high
  -Clear plastic cover for motor and bobbin winder
  -Built in spool stand and rod can be clipped into the side of the main platform
  -Black platform with 4 leg cushions to reduce vibration.
  -Separate Product P60999NS for Class 15A, Singer 66, Rotary L and Big M Bobbins
  -An adjustment lever screw can be rotated to adjust the fill level as desired.
  
  

• Perfect and accurate bobbin winding with no operator necessary
  
• Types of thread wound include monofilament, nylon, rayon, cotton, synthetics and embroidery
  
• Winds any type bobbin (L, G, M) with .237" of 6mm opening including HA, DB, 400W, TC, 112W and
• HSM types, embroidery metal bobbins.
  
• Ideal for sewing and embroidery thread.
  
  Lower Costs
  Less costly than pre-wounds per bobbin and no large lot purchases necessary.
  
  True Color Consistency
  Pre-wound colors can often vary noticeably which affects sewn product quality.
  
  Reduced Waste/Better Inventory Control
  An operator needs only one thread spool instead of two.
  
  All thread winding is done in a central location which ensures that the correct quantity of thread is used to do the job - NO PARTIALLY USED THREAD CONES.
  
  Cut Machine Downtime
  Increases Operator Production - operator-wound bobbins consume operator time.
  
  Guaranteed Yardage on Each Bobbin
  Operator-wound bobbins yardage varies. The F-117C helps you avoid run outs/seam repairs/more bobbin changes, seconds.
  
  Consistent Thread Tension
  Ensures smoother stitches and neater seams.
  
  Better Production Planning
  CONSEW's automatic bobbin winder lets you control the amount of thread being wound which permits better production plans.
  
  
• Only 8 seconds to wind most bobbins
  
• Hopper holds more than 100 bobbins
  
• Automatic "shut-off" system when bobbin supply or thread is exhausted
  
• No operator required
  
• Built in circuit breaker
  
• Two Thread Tension Adjustments
  
• Digital counter permits you to pre-set amounts to be wound

APPLICATIONS

ADVANTAGES

FEATURES

• One action type bobbin stopper
  
• Easy adjustment of the thread-winding volume of thread is controlled by a timer
  
• Small size and light weight
  
• The intermittent switch allows simple winding start setting
  
• High-speed four bobbins winding assures the prompt, Convention of a large volume of thread to bobbins
  
  HASHIMA HW-40C Winding Video

• L type bobbin tension gauge
  
• for industrial sewing machines
  
• for many longarm quilting machines using the "L" bobbin
  
  With the Towa Bobbin Case Tension Gauge the guess work is gone forever. This gauge allows embroiderers to consistently set accurate embroidery bobbin case tension. In just a few seconds you can verify your bobbin tension is where it should be to achieve optimum results. It's simple to use and comes with complete instructions. No setup is required. It's ready to use right out of the box.
  
  How to Use a Bobbin Tension Gauge
  Take the guess work out of setting thread tensions.
  Using thread tension gauges makes it easy to adjust both bobbin and upper tensions. It's quick, easy and will help you eliminate unsightly bobbin thread showing on top, looping top stitches and thread breaks. Your embroidery will look its best with consistent, balanced thread tensions. Here's how to use a bobbin tension gauge to take the tension out of setting tensions!
  
  Instructions for Use:
  
• Remove the bobbin case from your machine. Be sure the bobbin thread is out of the pigtail and place your bobbin case with the bobbin in it into the gauge slot. Snap the bobbin case in place.
  
• Wrap the bobbin thread around the two pulley wheels and around the plastic hook end on the gauge.
  
• Steadily pull the thread and note the reading on the gauge. This represents tension readings in grams. Correct bobbin tensions should be 180 to 220 grams (up to 250 grams when embroidering caps).
  
• Please Note: If your gauge is shown in units of 10's, the correct bobbin tensions should be 18 to 22 grams (up to 25 grams when embroidering caps.)
  
• Adjust the bobbin case spring tension screw as needed to get the desired reading.
  
  Note: The gauge needle should provide a steady reading. If you experience a bouncing, erratic reading it can bedue to a dirty or defective bobbin case.
  Tip: Slide a business card back and forth under the bobbin tension spring to clear any dirt.
  
  Once you have adjusted your thread tensions, it's always a good idea to run tests.
  
• First run a fill stitch test pattern.
  
• If you experience any top stitch looping, slowly tighten the main upper tension knob until this looping goes away (looping can also occur if your bobbin tension is too tight).
  
• Proper tensions for satin stitches should reveal 1/3 bobbin and 2/3 top thread color on the underside of the embroidery.
  
  Note: Too much bobbin showing on the underside and/or showing on the topside usually means either the bobbin tension is too loose or the top thread tension is too tight.
  
  Brother Thread Tensions PDF for All Machines
  
  Common Singer Bobbin Cases & Bobbin Case Tension: Sunday Morning Quickies September 19, 2021 by Bob Fowler

• Class 15 type bobbin case thread tension gauge
  
• for most mechanical oscillating shuttle home sewing machines
  
  
  With the Towa Bobbin Case Tension Gauge the guess work is gone forever. This gauge allows embroiderers to consistently set accurate embroidery bobbin case tension. In just a few seconds you can verify your bobbin tension is where it should be to achieve optimum results. It's simple to use and comes with complete instructions. No setup is required. It's ready to use right out of the box.
  
  How to Use a Bobbin Tension Gauge
  Take the guess work out of setting thread tensions.
  Using thread tension gauges makes it easy to adjust both bobbin and upper tensions. It's quick, easy and will help you eliminate unsightly bobbin thread showing on top, looping top stitches and thread breaks. Your embroidery will look its best with consistent, balanced thread tensions. Here's how to use a bobbin tension gauge to take the tension out of setting tensions!
  
  Instructions for Use:
  
• Remove the bobbin case from your machine. Be sure the bobbin thread is out of the pigtail and place your bobbin case with the bobbin in it into the gauge slot. Snap the bobbin case in place.
  
• Wrap the bobbin thread around the two pulley wheels and around the plastic hook end on the gauge.
  
• Steadily pull the thread and note the reading on the gauge. This represents tension readings in grams. Correct bobbin tensions should be 180 to 220 grams (up to 250 grams when embroidering caps).
  
• Please Note: If your gauge is shown in units of 10's, the correct bobbin tensions should be 18 to 22 grams (up to 25 grams when embroidering caps.)
  
• Adjust the bobbin case spring tension screw as needed to get the desired reading.
  
  Note: The gauge needle should provide a steady reading. If you experience a bouncing, erratic reading it can bedue to a dirty or defective bobbin case.
  Tip: Slide a business card back and forth under the bobbin tension spring to clear any dirt.
  
  Once you have adjusted your thread tensions, it's always a good idea to run tests.
  
• First run a fill stitch test pattern.
  
• If you experience any top stitch looping, slowly tighten the main upper tension knob until this looping goes away (looping can also occur if your bobbin tension is too tight).
  
• Proper tensions for satin stitches should reveal 1/3 bobbin and 2/3 top thread color on the underside of the embroidery.
  
  Note: Too much bobbin showing on the underside and/or showing on the topside usually means either the bobbin tension is too loose or the top thread tension is too tight.

• Compact design with easy-to-read LED display
  
• Provides 12-times the measuring range of analog Towa units
  
• Measures tension of both bobbin case thread and upper thread with one compact unit
  
• Battery operated (3 AAA batteries, not included)

• Take the guess work out of setting thread tensions.
  
• Using thread tension gauges makes it easy to adjust both bobbin and upper tensions. It's quick, easy and will help you eliminate unsightly bobbin thread showing on top, looping top stitches and thread breaks. Your embroidery will look its best with consistent, balanced thread tensions. Here's how to use a bobbin tension gauge to take the tension out of setting tensions!
  
  Instructions for Use:
  
• Remove the bobbin case from your machine. Be sure the bobbin thread is out of the pigtail and place your bobbin case with the bobbin in it into the gauge slot. Snap the bobbin case in place.
  
• Wrap the bobbin thread around the two pulley wheels and around the plastic hook end on the gauge.
  
• Steadily pull the thread and note the reading on the gauge. This represents tension readings in grams. Correct bobbin tensions should be 180 to 220 grams (up to 250 grams when embroidering caps).
  
• Please Note: If your gauge is shown in units of 10's, the correct bobbin tensions should be 18 to 22 grams (up to 25 grams when embroidering caps.)
  
• Adjust the bobbin case spring tension screw as needed to get the desired reading.
  
  Note: The gauge needle should provide a steady reading. If you experience a bouncing, erratic reading it can bedue to a dirty or defective bobbin case.
  Tip: Slide a business card back and forth under the bobbin tension spring to clear any dirt.
  
  Once you have adjusted your thread tensions, it's always a good idea to run tests.
  
• First run a fill stitch test pattern.
  
• If you experience any top stitch looping, slowly tighten the main upper tension knob until this looping goes away (looping can also occur if your bobbin tension is too tight).
  
• Proper tensions for satin stitches should reveal 1/3 bobbin and 2/3 top thread color on the underside of the embroidery.
  
  Note: Too much bobbin showing on the underside and/or showing on the topside usually means either the bobbin tension is too loose or the top thread tension is too tight.
  
  Brother Thread Tensions PDF for All Machines