PTT/PBT Thread

Poly Poly Core Spun® Sewing Thread

Color:

raw white or dyed

Specifications:

16s/2/3, 28s/2/3, 45s/2/3, 60s/2/3, 70s/2/3, etc

Tube type:

Loose tube

Materials:

Polyester short fibers and long fibers

Package:

Pp bags, cardboard boxes, and others

Customization:

Specifications and packaging can be customized

Advantages:

Suitable for special fields such as denim, clothing, furniture, bookbinding, sports industry, etc

Available Winding Type

卷绕 管型 -1
卷绕 管型 -5
卷绕 管型 -9
卷绕 管型 -13
卷绕 管型 -16

What's Poly Poly Core Spun® Polyester Sewing Thread ?

In some area it’s alias Poly-Wrapped Poly Core Thread, or Poly Poly Core Spun® sewing thread would be wildly known. The strength of the poly poly core spun® polyester sewing thread depends on the core wire, while the wear resistance and heat resistance depend on the covered yarn. Therefore, the core spun polyester sewing thread is suitable for high-speed sewing, as well as the need for higher sewing firm clothing.

A polyester filament coated with polyester staple fiber during spinning, and then strands of these yarns are combined to make a thread.

Main Features

Application

Poly poly core spun sewing thread has both the high strength of polyester filament sewing thread and the natural fuzz and feel of polyester short fiber sewing thread or cotton thread, making it very suitable for high-speed sewing. To improve production efficiency, many garment companies use high-speed sewing machines that can reach speeds of over 5000 revolutions per minute. Ordinary spun polyester threads cannot withstand high heat or have insufficient tensile strength to break, so the most ideal sewing thread is to use poly poly core spun sewing thread.

Close-up of a sewing machine presser foot and needle stitching blue denim jeans.

Data table

Ne

TEX

Eveness
(CV%)
Hairness
(H)
Strength
(cN)
Tenacity
(cN/tex)
Breaking
  Elongation %

Twist

T/10cm

12/2

98.4

3.4

7.9

5610

57

16~20

47~51

12/3

147.6

3.2

8.4

8120

56

17~21

38~42

15/2

78.8

3.2

7.2

4570

58

17~21

52~56

20/2

59

3.8

7.0

3310

56

17~21

60~65

22/2

53.6

4.0

7.3

3110

58

17~21

63~68

24/2

49.2

4.2

6.8

2800

57

17~21

66~71

29/2

40.8

4.4

6.5

2330

57

17~20

72~77

36/2

32.8

5.0

6.0

1800

55

17~21

82~88

40/2

29.6

6.0

6.0

1600

54

17~20

87~93

45/2

26.2

6.5

6.0

1360

52

17~20

92~99

48/2

24.6

6.5

5.7

1300

53

17~21

95~102

55/2

21.4

6.5

5.5

1100

52

17~21

102~110

60/2

19.6

6.5

4.3

1000

51

16~20

106~115