The feel and characteristics of textile products are mainly determined by the amount of hairiness. It can be seen from the production test that the hairiness with a length of less than 2 mm has little effect on the production process and the appearance quality of the fabric, on the contrary, it will make the fabric have a naturally soft… Read More »5 properties of different yarns
Industrial sewing thread is quite different from the thread that is typically Industrial and Household Sewing Thread used in garments and apparel. This article will clear the main differences between industrial sewing thread and household sewing thread. Also, some other useful tips on choosing the right thread for your projects. Industrial sewing thread Industrial Heavy-duty Sewing Thread is tougher and… Read More »Household and Industrial Sewing Thread, How to Choose?
Heavy-duty Sewing Thread Heavy-duty sewing thread is specifically designed to handle high stress and tension. Like other lighter threads, it does come in a variety of weights and finishes and each weight and finish will work with different types of fabrics. Usually made of synthetic materials and engineered to withstand high stress and tension, the heavy-duty sewing thread is best… Read More »Guide to The Best Heavy-Duty Sewing Threads for Applications
Threads used for industrial sewing machines (industrial sewing thread) are generally categorized differently than for home sewing. Notice the only familiar notation is “Tex”. “Tex” has been adopted by the International Organization for Standardization (IOS) as the measurement unit for sewing thread density and as such is probably going to increase in popularity. It’s in use, especially in Canada and… Read More »Tex Size for Industrial Sewing Thread
What Is the Difference Between Ticket Size and Tex Size for Industrial Sewing Thread? Industrial sewing thread sizes are communicated through various numbers and numbering systems which are derived by relating their unit length and weight. It’s common to see threads labeled with a ticket number or Tex size. But what does that number mean? Industrial sewing thread size mainly… Read More »Guide to Tex Size and Ticket Size of Industrial Sewing Thread
An industrial sewing thread’s strength is a crucial factor for seam strength. Threads with low strength can easily tear during the sewing process if the stress is too high (when the thread is being tensioned too strongly during the stitch formation). The term “strength” when talking about thread usually refers to the maximum tensile strength (measured in cN). The maximum… Read More »Industrial Sewing Thread Strength: Easy Way to Estimate and 4 Methods of Testing
The industrial sewing thread used in garments must be durable enough to withstand the abrasion and needle heat that occur while sewing, garment finishing, stretching, and recovery during wear. Read More: Thread for Sewing Machine, Best Thread Suppliers Abrasion Resistance Abrasion is one aspect of wear and is the rubbing away of the component fibers and yarns of the fabric. Flex… Read More »Top 4 Factors Affecting Abrasion Resistance of Sewing Thread
Sewing Thread only makes up a small percent of the cost of the sewn product, but shares 50% of the responsibility of the seam. The good color fastness of the thread makes it resistant to the various chemical and physical agents the thread is exposed to during manufacturing and during its useful life, especially during washing, perspiration, sublimation, etc. This… Read More »Five types of colorfastness testing of industrial sewing thread
One of the lesser-understood areas in sewing thread technology; sewing thread elongation has been an important basis for comparing different threads. The elongation of thread has a direct effect on sewability and seam elasticity. Therefore, this feature is often the focus of attention. It is usually specified as maximum tensile elongation in percent. The maximum tensile elongation is described as… Read More »Sewing Thread Elongation: Basics, Effect of Sewing and Seam Performance
What is Industrial Sewing Thread? The sewing thread is made for use on industrial machines that meets high production demands daily. Industrial threads consist of sewing threads for upholstery and commercial sewing applications, use these industrial threads to sew strong, long-lasting seams in fabric, leather, canvas, and other materials. . Hong Feng bonded threads are available in a selection of up… Read More »Industrial Thread: 3 Made Methods, 7 Types, 3 Sizing Systems