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Yarn Twist In the manufacturing of staple fiber yarns, a twist is inserted into the fine strand of fibers to hold the fibers together and impart the desired properties to the twisted yarns. Without a twist, the fine strand of fibers would be very weak and of little practical use. A change in the level of twist also changes many… Read More »Effect of twist direction on sewing thread properties

Bonded Thread Typically used by sewing thread manufacturers, bonded threads are continuous filaments with high tenacity. A resin coating is applied to single-ply threads to deter any untwisting during the sewing process. Furthermore, these UV-stable threads are two, three, or four-ply materials coated with resin or polyester to keep the threads together during the loop creation. Being slightly stiff, bonded… Read More »Bonded Thread VS Soft Industrial Sewing Thread

Polyester and nylon slings: 6 features Polyester or nylon slings, of them, have advantages and disadvantages. Their similarities lie in both of them being synthetic slings used for a variety of applications. Nylon vs Polyester Slings: Which is Better? Truthfully, the choice between nylon and polyester slings wholly depends on the requirements of the project, its limitations, and its priorities.… Read More »Polyester and nylon slings: 6 features, Which is Better?

With the vigorous development of the garment industry, the sewing thread industry is also booming. The quality of sewing thread is closely related to the appearance, quality, production efficiency, sales and service life of garment sewing. The role of sewing thread and clothing Sewing thread plays the role of sewing garment parts and connecting various parts in clothing, and can… Read More »Sewing Thread & Clothing

All kinds of fabric sofas and leather sofas need to use reliable sewing thread to sew sofa covers. The fabrics used for sofas are generally very thick, so the strength and tension requirements of the sewing threads used to sew sofa covers are obviously higher than those of ordinary clothing sewing threads. Read More: Sewing Thread Wikipedia When choosing sewing… Read More »Sewing Thread for Sofa and Stretch Fabric – Filament Thread

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