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Topic:Tension Adjustments for machine embroidery
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Thread tension becomes more critical with high speed embroidery punching machines. Each machine will require slightly different tensions and there are various methods of setting it up correctly. A description of the procedure will be included in your machine manual, but here is a basic principal which will help you set tensions on any machine.When you look at the back of the embroidery (bobbin side) on each straight vertical column you should see 1/3 top thread, 1/3 bobbin and 1/3 top thread. The one constant thread in a multi-needle machine is the bobbin thread, so getting this tension right first will save you a lot of grief. Use the following practice and you should get it right.Place your bobbin in the case as if you were preparing to install it in the machine. Draw out a few inches of thread and hold it up, allowing the bobbin and case to hang. 2. Gently jerk the thread to allow the case to fall. The idea is for the case to gently fall approx. 6 inches then stop. If it runs too fa
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