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US 2026/0185278 A1Published application
Open eye knotless thread securing sewing needle
OwnerPeter L. Levyinventor
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Abstract
An open eye sewing needle with an open eye having a v-notch with at a baffle inside of the open eye such that threading and securing a needle is accomplished without threading the eye or tying a knot to secure a thread to a needle, but slipping a thread through an eye slot, around a baffle and into a v-notch.
Claims12
An open eye knotless securing sewing needle comprising:
- a needle stem coupled to an open eye needle on one end;
- the needle open eye comprising a v-notch and at least one baffle inside of an open eye with the at least two baffle geometrically configured with interference to a direct line from the needle eye opening to the v-notch;
- the baffle configured within the plane of the needle eye and cantilevered from one side of the needle eye and extending towards the opposite side of the needle eye;
- whereby a thread moved through the needle eye opening and directed around the baffle and firmly placed into the v-notch secures the thread to the needle for sewing purposes without need of a securing thread knot or threading the needle eye.
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A method for an open eye knotless securing sewing needle comprising the steps of:
- providing a needle stem coupled to an open eye needle on one end;
- coupling the needle open eye comprising a v-notch and at least two baffles inside of the open eye geometrically configured with interference to a direct line from the needle eye opening to the v-notch;
- firmly attaching the baffles configured within the plane of the needle eye and cantilevered from one side of the needle eye and extending towards the opposite side of the needle eye,
- whereby a thread moved through the needle eye opening and passed around the baffle and firmly placed into the v-notch secures the thread to the needle for sewing purposes without need of a securing thread knot or threading the needle eye.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.