Gray | Nylon Thread T-45, 16 oz. by A&E

Description

Military Grade Nylon Thread

Gray

 Great for Clothing, Equipment, Gloves, Parachutes, Cargo

Features & Benefits:

• Made with high-tenacity Type 6.6 Nylon continuous filament yarns

• Exceptionally strong for their size

• Superior abrasion resistance and seam durability

•Made with a twisted multi-filament thread construction

• High strength contributing more durable seams

• Better ply security minimizing unraveled type thread breaks

• Pressure dyed

•Superior color fastness

• Available with Type II state-of-the-art bonded finish

• Superior ply security and abrasion resistance

• Fewer thread breaks and more production output

• Superior low-friction thread lubricant • Superior needle heat resistance • Superior frictional characteristics for a more consistent stitch appearance

THREAD FAQ:

What size is sewing machine thread?

The three most common sizes of thread in the U.S. are 30, 40, and 50 wt. (For comparison, all-purpose thread is usually 40 wt.)

Which thread is thicker, 30 or 40?

Weight refers to a thread's thickness. In the world of embroidery and cotton thread, a lower thread weight number is thicker than a higher thread weight. This means that a 40 Weight thread is thinner than a 30 Weight thread.

Which is thicker, Tex 45 or Tex 70?

Tex is an accurate measurement and is considered a direct numbering system, meaning the higher the Tex number, the heavier the thread.

What Is B92 thread?  (Same as Tex 90)

Size 92 (Tex 90) beige nylon thread usually requires a commercial sewing machine and a size 110/18 to 125/20 needle. It is a middleweight thread used for sewing upholstery, leather, auto interiors, military gear, dog collars, banners, and blankets.