What is the difference between the Pmu machine Needle and universal Needle?

What is the difference between the Pmu machine Needle and universal Needle?

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Hey there, my dear followers! I've been getting quite a few messages asking about the differences between using a machine with universal needles versus our traditional PMU embroidery machines. Well, this video is all about shedding some light on that.

What is the difference between the Pmu machine Needle and universal Needle?
What is the difference between the Pmu machine Needle and universal needle ?
Hey there, my dear followers! I've been getting quite a few messages asking about the differences between using a machine with universal needles versus our traditional PMU embroidery machines. Well, this Blog is all about shedding some light on that.

If you've ever worked with PMU embroidery machines and then switch to a UNIVERSAL machine, you might find it quite a powerhouse, not as easy to manage in terms of controlling the pressure and penetration depth. Why is that, you ask?

PMU embroidery machines typically have a stroke length of 2.0mm, and they often come equipped with metal spring needles. This setup requires a weaker motor, allowing for lighter hand pressure during operation. It's perfect for creating soft fog brows and delicate hair-stroke brows, making it a top pick for beginners and trainers alike.

Now, coming to UNIVERSAL machines, they boast a stroke length ranging from 2.3mm to 3.5mm, and they employ universal needles, which feature silicone springs. These needles require more force from the push rod, necessitating a more powerful motor. The increased power can make it challenging for novice users to regulate their pressure, potentially leading to deeper penetration and a risk of later discoloration or turning blue.

So, while UNIVERSAL machines are indeed capable of handling fog brows, hair-stroke brows, lips, and even scalp procedures, they're best suited for experienced artists looking to upgrade their tools. It's a fantastic choice for those advancing their skills and seeking more versatility.