Fire Retardant Sewing Thread - Tex 50 (Tex 59) - Black

Middleweight Spun Kevlar, Tex 50 to Tex 59 - Black - Decomposes at 700F. Does not melt.

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		Nylon and Polyester Thread - Use a heavier weight nylon or polyester thread instead of a lighter weight Kevlar. For example, a Size 138 nylon or polyester thread has about the same strength as a Size 69 Kevlar thread, costs about 80% less, and comes in colors. But, it is twice as thick, not fire retardant, and has 25% elasticity.

Aurifil Cotton Cotton thread has a lower heat resistance. It chars, but it does not melt.

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