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AD

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Mono-filament transparent thread

AD

Attraction of AD

1.Fit any colors

Offer a transparant sewing thread by making full use of mono-filament's characteristics. Even materials of different colors, it will match naturally without thinking about color matching.

2.Why use mono-filament?

Usually sewing threads are made by twisting a number of fine fibers; filament, to give them strength and flexibility; multi-filament.
However, even if each fiber is transparant, if multiple fibers are overlapped, the transparancy will drop and the thread will not be transparant to match any color. Since AD is composed of one; mono, fiber, its sewing thread is more transparant than ordinary sewing threads.

3.Not suitable for clothes but...

Since AD is mono-filament, it might irritate the skin and is not suitable for clothing. However, furniture that does not come into direct contact with the skin such as sofa, chair, curtain, sandals, slippers and etc... is the best for AD and it can use with confidence for these products.

  • Abundant count development.
  • Easily color matching of transparent thread.
  • (This thread might irritate the skin because of mono-filament.)
  • (Yellowing might be caused because the main textile is nylon.)

Standard Physical Properties

Article
Number
TEX/
Tkt
Length
(m)
Component Size
(dtex)
Average
Strength
(cN)
Extension
(%)
Number
of Color
Color Card
20 70/40 2,000 700dtex×1 710 2,800 55±15 Transparent -
30 50/60 2,000 470dtex×1 465 1,870 60±15 Transparent -
40 40/75 2,000 370dtex×1 365 1,430 60±15 Transparent -
50 24/120 5,000 235dtex×1 230 910 60±15 Transparent -
60 18/180 5,000 167dtex×1 165 640 60±15 Transparent -
80 14/220 5,000 135dtex×1 135 520 60±15 Transparent -
  • *1 TEX and Tkt are reference value.
  • *2 The size is managed within a range of ±5%.

Main Uses

  • Slippers
  • Sandals
  • Sofa
  • Chair
  • Curtain etc...

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