Description
Desire Surgical’s C-type weaving needles feature a uniform, semi-circular arc engineered to follow the natural contour of the scalp. This consistent curvature allows technicians to perform smooth scooping motions during hair extension installation or wig-making. Salon supply distributors value this classic profile for the control it offers near the hairline and through complex braid patterns. For a related curve needle option, technicians can compare profiles to match different weaving techniques.
Consistent Curvature for Controlled Weaving
The uniform arc gives technicians superior control when working close to the hairline or through tight, complex braid patterns. This steady curvature reduces the effort needed to guide the needle through hair sections, which helps technicians maintain a smooth pace during longer sessions. Distributors sourcing tools for wig-making and extension services often stock this needle as a dependable, general-purpose option.
Durable Construction and Client-Safe Design
We craft this needle from premium stainless steel, which resists corrosion and holds up under repeated professional use. The widened, elongated eye accommodates thick weaving cords, nylon, or cotton threads without fraying. A blunt-finished tip lets the needle glide through hair tracks smoothly, minimizing the risk of scalp irritation or accidental skin puncture. For technicians who need a hybrid straight-to-curve profile instead, our J-type weaving needles offer more maneuverability in tight spaces.
Wholesale, OEM, and Private Label Supply
We offer OEM manufacturing and private label branding for our C-type needle range, including custom sizing, logo engraving, and tailored packaging. Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) stays flexible and depends on your customization needs and order volume, so we can serve both small regional distributors and large international buyers.
Request a Quote to discuss bulk pricing, private label branding, or custom sizing for your distribution network.





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