100% Nylon Sewing 40/2 In various clothing Pakistan Sewing Thread
100meter
Nylon thread is used to sew various clothing materials and has dual
functions of utility and decoration. The quality of nylon thread
not only affects the sewing effect and processing cost, but also
affects the appearance quality of the finished product. Therefore,
the general concept of nylon thread formation, the relationship
between twist, twist and strength, the classification of sutures,
characteristics and main uses, and the selection of nylon threads
are introduced to facilitate the establishment of standards and
relevant tests by companies. General concept of nylon thread
formation
Carded (carded) --- Yarn that is only carded and woven at one end.
Combing --- Yarn that is combed at both ends of the fiber with a
comber, with less impurities and straighter fibers.
Blended-A yarn in which two or more fibers with different
properties are mixed together.
Single Yarn——It is formed directly on the spinning frame, and will
fall apart once untwisted, referred to as yarn.
Strand — two or more yarns twisted together, referred to as yarn.
Sewing thread—A collective name for threads used for sewing
products such as clothing.
New type of spinning—different from traditional ring spinning, one
end is free end, such as air-jet spinning, friction spinning, etc.
The yarns are tangled together without twist.
Yarn count ———— It is used to indicate the fineness of the yarn,
which mainly includes English count, metric count, special count,
and denier count.
Polyester sewing threads do not reduce the strength in the wet
state. Its shrinkage is very small, and the shrinkage is less than
1% after proper setting, so the stitching is always flat and
beautiful, without shrinkage. Wear resistance is second only to
nylon. Low moisture regain, good high temperature resistance, low
temperature resistance, light resistance and water resistance.
Therefore, the polyester thread is an extremely widely used variety
and, in many cases, it replaces the cotton thread. Polyester
threads are widely used in sewing cotton fabrics, chemical fiber
fabrics and blended fabrics, as well as sewing knitwear. The
special polyester thread is also an excellent product line for the
footwear and leather industry.
