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Bonded nylon thread is coated with a protective layer that provides extra strength and protection against heat, abrasions, and fraying. This coating helps to prevent the thread from breaking during the sewing process due to friction. Additionally, bonded nylon thread has high tensile strength and is resistant to mildew, aging, and abrasions, making it an ideal choice for outdoor applications… Read More »Choose a Right Filament Sewing Thread

Yarn twist means that in order to make the yarn have certain physical and mechanical properties such as strength, elasticity, elongation, luster, hand feeling, etc., the cotton yarn must be changed by twisting, and the yarn twisting is realized by the fiber structure. The relative angular displacement between them makes the originally straight and parallel fibers inclined to the yarn… Read More »Right and left twist in industrial sewing threads

The twist is one of the most important parameters of a yarn: besides the influence on quality characteristics such as strength and elongation, it affects the appearance and the performance of the finished product: It can impact the dynamics of your final product in many ways – strength, elongation, diameter, torque, luster, softness, etc. Accuracy, but in particular uniformity of… Read More »The twist of several types of yarns: yarns, sewing threads

Kevlar webbing is almost always the product you hear when discussing industrial yarns and high-performance fibers. But, did you know there are several alternatives? These alternatives can sometimes even be cheaper and achieve the same results as Kevlar because their composition is so similar. If you have never explored a Kevlar alternative for your needs, you might be missing out. You… Read More »Kevlar® and Para-aramid Filament Yarn Alternatives Compared

Polyester and nylon filament heavy duty threads are two of the most commonly used types of synthetic threads in sewing and textile manufacturing. They are both known for their strength, durability, and versatility, making them ideal for a range of applications. Polyester and Nylon filament threads are both synthetic threads that are made from synthetic fibers. Polyester filament thread is… Read More »Polyester and nylon filament sewing thread

Spun cotton thread is made from natural cotton fibers spun together to form a strong, flexible thread. It is often preferred for natural fibers such as cotton, wool, or silk as it tends to have a softer feel than polyester thread. Spun cotton thread can also be dyed easily and has good heat resistance, making it a good choice for… Read More »Cotton vs polyester thread for sewing

HongFeng sewing threads are able to assist mil-spec (military standard or military specifications) sewing thread needs. These sewing threads are used in various product threads such as boots, parachute harnesses, molle packs, apparel, and many other items for the military. Although the mil-spec sewing thread isn’t used only for government uses, mil-spec sewing thread is designed to meet specific criteria,… Read More »What is Mil-Spec Sewing Thread

Filament sewing thread is made up of continuous filaments of synthetic fibers such as polyester, nylon or rayon. This thread is smooth and strong, it is great for use in machine sewing as it will not break easily during use. The continuous filaments make this thread very strong and resistant to breakage, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications. Due to… Read More »Filament Sewing Thread vs Spun Thread

Filament sewing thread is a type of sewing thread made from synthetic fibers. The synthetic fibers used in this type of thread are typically polyester, nylon or rayon, which are extruded into long continuous filaments. These filaments are then twisted together to form a single strand of thread. Top 3 Pros and Cons of Filament Sewing Thread Pros Cons Top… Read More »Filament Sewing Thread: Basics, Top 3 Pros, Cons, and Types