Product Description
1.Description
Polyester sewing thread is a type of thread made from synthetic
polyester fibers.Polyester thread is an excellent choice for sewing due to its
strength, durability, and versatility. It is made from synthetic
polyester fibers, known for their high tensile strength and
resistance to breakage.
Polyester thread can withstand tension without fraying easily,
ensuring secure and long-lasting seams. It is also highly durable
and resistant to abrasion, making it suitable for sewing projects
that involve regular use or laundering.
Additionally, polyester thread is colorfast, retaining its vibrant
hues even when exposed to sunlight or chemicals. With a wide range
of colors, thicknesses, and finishes available, polyester thread
provides ample options to match your fabric and achieve desired
aesthetics.
*Product Name | LiuFeng Sewing Thread |
*Color | Colorful |
*Tenchnic | High Tenacity |
*Material Type | Polyester |
*Feature | High Tenacity, Resistance To Abrasion |
*Quantity | 3000y/cone |
*Use | Bags, Garment, Home Textile, Shoes |
*MOQ | No MOQ For Available Colors And 140 Pieces For Custom Colors |
Sewing Thread Poduction Process
The production process of sewing thread typically involves several
key steps:
Fiber Preparation: The chosen raw material, is prepared by
processes like washing, drying, and removing impurities to ensure
fiber quality.
Spinning: The prepared fibers are fed into spinning machines, where
they undergo spinning to transform them into continuous yarn. This
process involves stretching, fusion, or twisting of the fibers.
Winding: The spun yarn is then transferred to winding machines,
which wind the yarn onto spools or cones, creating coiled sewing
thread. This step may also include tension adjustment and ensuring uniform
distribution of the yarn.
Dyeing and Drying: Depending on the requirements, the sewing thread
may undergo dyeing or coloring processes. This can be done before
or after winding. After dyeing, the thread is dried to ensure
colorfastness and quality.
Coning and Packaging: The wound sewing thread is transferred to
coning machines, where it is further processed into final cones or
spools. The thread is then packaged, which may involve winding it
onto plastic or paper cones and applying appropriate labels and
packaging materials.
