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Spray the needle with silicon spray and see if that helps

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Actually, a titanium nitrate needle coating over chromium plated needle is used to help keep the needle point sharper for longer.  

A Needle with with a non-stick coating of NIT (Nickel-Phosphor-PTFE) for example from Schmetz is a Blukold type.  This reduces needle heat, and more importantly helps keep the needle clean, thus helping the needle run cooler than normal chrome or titanium. 

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1 hour ago, Gregg From Keystone Sewing said:

 

A Needle with with a non-stick coating of NIT (Nickel-Phosphor-PTFE) for example from Schmetz is a Blukold type. 

I'm not terribly good at Google and I can't seem to find anything like this in 135X16. Does anyone make that?

Thanks,

Arturo

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Schmets website says they no longer make the needle mentioned above, non stick. But I found this...  https://www.allbrands.com/products/15553-organ-dpx17-135x17-cs-cool-sew-ptfe-coated-non-sti 

It's a PTFE coated needle by Organ.  (Teflon)  should help with sticky assemblies.

 

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