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Bobbins for Singer Sewing Machines

Most modern low-shank Singer sewing machines use a Class 15 bobbin. Many vintage and older low-shank Singer models use a Class 66 bobbin instead. The two are not interchangeable. Compare your current bobbin against the classes below, or check your machine's manual, before you order.

Sewphee Class 15 Premium Bobbins packaging, 50-pack, clear plastic bobbins for Singer sewing machines
Class 15 · 81348

Which one fits

Singer bobbins split into two classes. Here is how to tell them apart.

How do I know if my Singer takes a Class 15 or Class 66 bobbin?

Most modern low-shank Singer machines use a Class 15 bobbin. Many vintage and older low-shank Singer models use a Class 66 bobbin instead. Compare your current bobbin against the two classes above, or check your machine's manual, before you order.

What's the difference between Class 15 plastic and Class 15 metal?

Both are the same Class 15 shape and size. The metal version uses a machined metal bobbin instead of clear plastic. Either one fits the same machines. The choice is about material preference, not compatibility.

Can I use a Class 66 bobbin in a machine that takes Class 15?

No. The two classes are not interchangeable. Using the wrong bobbin class can cause thread tension problems, skipped stitches, or jamming. Match the class your machine calls for every time.

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Class 15 and Class 66 Singer bobbins, plastic or metal.

Class 15 Bobbins for Singer

Class 15 · Plastic · 81348

Class 15 Bobbins for Singer

Clear plastic bobbins built for Class 15 Singer machines. The transparent body shows thread levels at a glance, so you can color-code threads and switch projects fast. Snag-free edges and consistent tension keep stitches even. The plastic resists warping and cracking with regular use.

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