Dotec 92x1 / DNx1 Bag Closing Needles 200/25 – 10 Pack

$16.50

Dotec · Bag-closing machine needles

A system-specific replacement for bag closing.

Dotec 92x1 / DNx1 needles are for bag-closing machines that call for this exact system. Supplied in size 200/25, they make a practical replacement when your existing needle is worn or damaged. Confirm the machine specification first, then test the thread and bag material before starting a run.

Pack of 10 Dotec 92x1 / DNx1 needles in size 200/25.

92x1 bag-closing machine needle beside a purple paper packet
92x1 bag-closing machine needle beside a purple paper packet
92x1 / DNx1Machine needle system
200/25Needle size
10 needlesPer pack

Choose it for your project

Bag-closing seams

Use on the appropriate bag closer for its intended sack-closing operation. Follow the machine maker’s guidance for the bag and thread being used.

Replacing a worn needle

Renew a bent, blunt or damaged needle promptly. Continuing with a damaged needle can affect the seam and makes troubleshooting more difficult.

Workshop identification

Keep the system designation with the machine’s service information. This is especially helpful where several bag closers use different needle types.

Product details

Supplied 10 92x1 / DNx1 needles, size 200/25
Needle system 92x1 / DNx1
Size 200/25
Application Compatible bag-closing machines

Before you start

  1. Check the machine’s complete needle system and size range. Choose the point and size for your fabric and thread.
  2. Switch off and isolate the machine as instructed. Install the needle fully, in the orientation specified by the manual.
  3. Sew a sample with the intended layers and thread. Check stitch formation and fabric marking before continuing.

Do not substitute BCx5 / D5 just because its size is also 200/25. Confirm system, size and installation requirements before fitting any replacement.

Good to know

Are 92x1 and DNx1 alternative names?

Yes. Dotec lists 92x1 among the equivalent designations for DNx1. Still check any extra suffix specified by your machine maker.

Can a larger needle fix skipped stitches?

Not necessarily. Check the needle condition and installation, threading and machine settings. A larger size is not a substitute for the correct system.