THREAD
by BLACK CROWN GARAGE
The King of Threads
- Polyester
- Bonded To The Core
- Highest Possible twist for better stitch appearance and more consistency
- UV protected
- Lubricated
- Suitable for your Indoor and Outdoor projects, Leather, Vinyl or Fabric
Polyamide 66 Threads are made up of macromolecules with repeating units liked together by much stronger amid bonds (Chemical Bonds), other threads are held together by ester bonds.
These threads show more high elasticity than other threads that are more commonly available in the market. They are more suitable to sew curved shaped pieces of leather, vinyl or fabric without any signs of ungainly puckering and corrugations at the seams.
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The What and Why
AGAINST BREAKING
they are resistant to loads and repeated strokes. They do not easily become deformed and have a fantastic capability to revert to their original shape due to its unique molecular structures and chemical bonds.
AGAINST SUNLIGHT
they are UV resistant and can retain their shape, color and integrity for a long time.
AGAINST ALKALINE
they are resistant to alkaline in general. They retain their total integrity up to 50% alkaline concentration.
AGAINST MOISTURE
they contain less moisture than any other threads in the market,the moisture content is a relative %3 therefore they are quickly dried after being exposed to moisture.
AGAINST ACID
the impact of acidic elements in low concentrations are significantly less that any other threads.
AGAINST TEMPERATURE
they start to deform in 170 degrees Celsius and will start to melt at 260 degrees Celsius
Sizes Available
BT-69
Most popular size. Great for lightweight and middleweight sewing. Use for furniture, leather, gear, garments, upholstery, drapes. Largest size for most home sewing machines.
T-90
Middleweight thread that is used for tents, furniture upholstery, auto upholstery, dog beds and collars, sails, and sand bags.
T-135
Middleweight thread that is sometimes used for heavier weight sewing because stitches are noticeable. Typical uses include auto upholstery and convertible tops, awnings, party tents, pool covers, tarpaulins, and sails.
CB207
Heavyweight thread. Typical uses include auto upholstery, furniture upholstery, boat covers, awnings, tarpaulins, and saddles and horse tack.
T-277
Heavyweight thread used for hand and machine sewing. Typical uses include horse saddles and tack, knife sheaths, holsters, tarpaulins, banners, boat and pool covers. Its stitches are a focal point
T-350
Heavyweight thread used for hand and machine sewing. Typical uses include canvas tarpaulins, saddles, horse tack, shoe repair, conveyor belts, holsters, and sheaths. Its stitches are a focal point
T-415
Heavyweight thread used for hand and machine sewing. It is also a survival pack staple. Typical uses include canvas tarpaulins, saddles, horse tack, shoe repair, conveyor belts, holsters, and sheaths. Its stitches are a focal point.
T-550
FEATURED This size does not exist in the North American market and it is only available at Black Crown. Stitches are a focal point.
T-650
FEATURED This size does not exist in the North American market and it is only available at Black Crown. Stitches are a focal point.
What they're saying
Used on Project: 2010 Indian for the Prime Minister of Lebanon, Italian Leather, Kangaroo hand lacing, Real Bear Claws and Arrow heads. Read More
Alligator Bob here. Tried out the thread and I love it, it sews nice, good stitch, tight, good colour with a nice twist . I will be using it on all my projects, bike seats from all over the world will have Black Crown Thread. Sews great on exotics does not seem to fray. You can use my facebook or web page to tell everybody Alligator Bob is using your thread. Facebook Alligator Bob’s Custom Motorcycle Seats. Or my web page www.alligatorbob.com