*THE QUOTED PRICE IS FOR  MIX OF 3 SIZES NEEDLES*
 Supreme 80's quality

  SINGER/SNF W. Germany industrial shoemaking sewing machine needles 
 
# 1- Needle System: 6001  Size 43 (Thick) HN 82/43 AKRA Doble needle with rounded round point 10°

Overall Length: 50 mm / 2''. Inch

Diameter: 2.2 mm 

# 2- Needles System: 6001 Size 47 (Medium)  HN 82/47  Doble needle with rounded round point 10°

Overall Length: 50 mm / 2''. Inch

Diameter: 2. mm

# 3-Needle System:  6021   Size 52 (Thin) HN 82/52   Doble needle with rounded round point 10°                                 
Needle Point:  Rounded round Point 10°
             
Needles Size: 52 (Thin) HN 82/52 
 
Overall Length shaft to point : 57 mm / 2.¼ inch

Needle Diameter: 1.6 mm 
 

AWL /SIZE                NEEDLE/ SIZE           
  
  39                                 41                         
  
  41                                 43                       
  
  43                                45
  
  45                                47
  
  47                                50

  50                                52
  
  52                                54

Materials: Suitable for all types of leather
 shoe manufacture, bags, Suitcases 
 Machine types: Industrial sewing machines ( Gateway, Landis, Goodyear, Rapid

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VISIT OUR STORE to explore our wide selection of supreme grade vintage needles.
Skillfully crafted in an era when quality was the leading priority in production, our selection notably differs from today's mass production in terms of durability, finishing, and coating grade.
Our product portfolio includes the following brands: Schmetz, Groz-Beckert, Larmmertz, Rhein Nadel, Singer / SNF, Solidor, AKRA, and Organ; The latter are made in: Germany (West and East), Czechoslovakia and Japan, respectively. Production dates vary as it follows: 1960s to early 2000s, but mostly over the 1980s.