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PooLin pre-wound bobbins, type A
Drop it in and stitch. Evenly wound 60 wt polyester for home embroidery and sewing machines.
- 144
- bobbins in a box
- 130 m
- on every bobbin
- 60 wt
- 75D/2 polyester
- 2 × 1.14 cm
- size
No winding and no uneven layers
Winding your own bobbins takes time, and an uneven wind shows up as uneven tension. Every PooLin type A bobbin arrives wound the same way, so the stitches lie flat from the first metre to the last.
The thread is 75D/2 filament polyester, the 60 wt that pairs with 40 wt top thread. Clear plastic sides show how much is left at a glance and protect the thread from oil and moisture.
See what is left
Clear sides show the thread level without stopping to guess.
A flat underside
Even winding keeps the thread trace flat and the back of the work clean.
Made for newer machines
Tuned for machines with no tension screw on the bobbin case, so bobbin thread does not pull through to the top.
Which bobbin is which
Drawn to scale. Both are 2 cm across, so only the height tells them apart.
- Bobbins, type A2 cm across · 1.14 cm highHome embroidery and sewing machines
- Bobbins, type L2 cm across · 0.9 cm highMulti-needle machines
Where it works
- PooLin EOC03, EOC05, EOC06 and EOC07
- Most home embroidery machines
- Home sewing machines
- Same size as Brother 11.5 bobbins
How to use it, step by step
- 1
Check your bobbin type
Type A is the one for PooLin home embroidery machines.
- 2
Drop it in
Place the bobbin in the case the way your machine’s manual shows.
- 3
Thread and go
Draw the thread through the guide, close the cover and start.
Which PooLin machines it fits
Type A goes in the PooLin home embroidery machines. For the multi-needle EOM and EOV, take type L.
Every figure
- Style
- A, plastic sides
- Size
- 2 × 1.14 cm
- Thread
- 75D/2 (60 wt) filament polyester
- On each bobbin
- 130 m
- In a box
- 144 bobbins
- Pairs with
- 40 wt top thread
- Certificate
- OEKO-TEX®, as marked by PooLin
How to get the best result
- 1
Check the manual first
Each machine is built for one bobbin style. PooLin recommends confirming before you buy.
- 2
Change it in good time
The clear sides show when it is nearly empty, so a design does not run out halfway.
- 3
Clean the case now and then
Lint in the bobbin case is a common cause of tension trouble.
- 4
Use the same bobbin all through a job
One thread type on the back keeps the whole piece even.
Install the bobbin
What it makes possible
Real embroidery, from PooLin’s own product photos and machine films.
Compare the two bobbins
The same thread in two sizes. Your machine decides which one you need.
- Bobbins, type AHome embroidery machines
- 2 × 1.14 cm
- 75D/2
Bobbins, type LEOM, EOV and other multi-needle machines- 2 × 0.9 cm
- 75D/2
- 144 in a box
The machine is the same. What’s different is who helps you afterwards.
PooLin is also sold online. When you buy from us, you also have someone who answers.
Ask for your price
Tell us where you are and how much you need. We answer with our best price, and with advice if you want it.
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Questions
Which machines take type A?
The PooLin EOC03, EOC05, EOC06 and EOC07, and most other home embroidery and sewing machines. Check your manual if yours is another brand.
Is it the same as Brother 11.5?
PooLin gives the same size: 2 cm × 1.14 cm.
What top thread goes with it?
The 60 wt bobbin thread is made to pair with 40 wt top thread, such as PooLin’s embroidery thread.
How much thread is on a bobbin?
130 m, as marked on the box of 144.
How much does it cost?
We keep no public price list. Send the form on this page and we answer with our best price for your country.