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Use spun Nomex(tm) fire retardant bobbins for sewing or embroidering clothing for first responders, motor sports participants, and others who need protection from fire and heat. All bobbins are style L. Meets NFPA standards: 1975-1999, 1971-1997, 1976-1992, and 1977-1998. New ! All Groz-Beckert Machine Needles and C.S. Osborne Hand Sewing Needle Kits |
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| Code | Description | Image | Price | Stock | |
| FRB027WHIN005FRB | Fire Retardant Embroidery Bobbins - Style L - 40 Wt - Dull White (Fil-Tec) - Spun Nomex - Pack of 5 |
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$13.90 | 14 | |
| FRB045NATL144K | Bobbins - Style L - Tex 45 - Natural - Kevlar - Spun - Pack of 5 |
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$15.25 | 209 |
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Kevlar Thread |
Fire Retardant Sewing Thread |
Fire Retardant Embroidery Thread |
PTFE Coated Fiberglass Thread |
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Nomex Thread |
Needles |
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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. |
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Aurifil Cotton |
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