Cross star Needle
The working section of the Cross Star Needle resembles a regular four-pointed star, making it ideal for geotextiles (heavy fabrics) and applications that demand high isotropy.
Fork Needle
The fork needle has a handle with one or multiple tapered cones and a cylindrical working part. It is commonly used in automotive interiors, flooring, and decorative nonwoven fabrics.
Single-side barb felting Needle
The working section of the single-side barb needle is similar to that of the teardrop-shaped needle. It is typically used for applications with a base layer, such as paper-making felts.
Crown Needle
The crown needle features highly stable barb dimensions and precisely maintained minimal barb spacing, enabling simultaneous fiber hooking during the jacquard process. It is commonly used in automotive interiors and home textiles.
Teardrop Needle
The unique teardrop cross-section of the Teardrop Needle significantly reduces penetration resistance and fiber damage, effectively lowering the risk of needle breakage. It is commonly used in paper-making felts and spiral dryer fabrics.
Tri Star Needle
The working section of the Tri Star Needle is shaped as an equilateral triangle with concave sides, creating sharper edge angles. It is particularly suitable for geotextiles (lighter-weight fabrics) that require high tear resistance.
Conical Needle
The working section of the conical needle features an equilateral triangular cross-section, making it particularly suitable for pre-needling in the feeding zone, as well as for processing natural fibers, regenerated fibers, and high-tenacity fibers.
Open-type felting Needle
The working section of the open-type felting needle has an equilateral triangular cross-section, providing uniform bending strength in all directions. It is commonly used for processing ceramic fiber insulation materials.

















