Heads are breaking needles

kaleh · August 10th, 2017, 10:25 AM

We have a 2008 Barudan 4 head embroidery machine
Model# BEVY-Z1504C
We took the plates off and everything lined up perfect....put the caps back on and now it's breaking needles non stop!!

Advice?

digidana · August 10th, 2017, 06:43 PM

are they breaking on all the heads? are you sure its not the design? if you want to send it to me i can make sure the file is ok...you can PM me if i can help.

ayugup · August 11th, 2017, 05:25 AM

There can be many things
Problem in Design
Tight Tension
Hook Timing
Maybe the hat is stiff, and you probably need to use 75/11 sharp needle

ayugup · August 12th, 2017, 01:22 AM

Plus a 4 head breaks needle at a much faster rate than a single head for some reason
I have a 2011 one head and 2015 4 head
In total life time my 4 head has broken more needle than my 1 head

Also on my machine the hook timing is correct and the tension is perfect

ltpemb · August 13th, 2017, 12:16 PM

When it comes to caps needle breaks are common on certain types of caps.
Heavy structured caps such as newera or flexfit sometimes use heavy monofiliment in the stitching which can deflect needles even sharp needles. Some have tried leather chisel needles.

Another problem you might have, is your settings for caps may be off. On different machine brands there are different names for it so you will have to read up on it. But essentially there is a pantograph timing/speed adjustment that adjusts the timing of when the cap ends up at the right point... If the pantograph timing is off the hat will continue to move slightly by the time the needle makes contact with the cap. This will "flex" the needle causing it to hit the hook or needle plate.

minimalist · August 19th, 2017, 03:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kaleh

We have a 2008 Barudan 4 head embroidery machine
Model# BEVY-Z1504C
We took the plates off and everything lined up perfect....put the caps back on and now it's breaking needles non stop!!

Advice?

I've got some ideas since I have experience with Barudan machines. You'll need to answer:

1) all heads breaking needles or less

2) size of needle you are using

3) heavy stitch count of design specifically a narrow satin stitch

4) structured or unstructured hat

5) machine speed

6) any parts replaced on the cap driver

7) you have cap frame selected in the menu of the automat

JACK W · August 21st, 2017, 03:50 AM

please send us the emb or dst file , we will check for you , free of charge .