Bonded Nylon Thread

Bonded Nylon Thread vs Bonded Polyester Thread

• Elasticity

  Bonded Nylon Thread has a higher degree of elasticity compared to Bonded Polyester Thread, which can be beneficial for sewing applications that require flexibility and stretch.

  
  

• Colorfastness

  Bonded Nylon Thread tends to hold its color more well over time, resisting fading and discoloration caused by exposure to sunlight and chemicals.

  
  

• Strength and Durability

  Bonded Nylon Thread and Bonded Polyester Thread are both known for their exceptional strength, making them suitable for a wide range of sewing projects, including heavy-duty applications.

  
  

• Resistance

  Bonded Nylon Thread is resistant to mildew, making it ideal for outdoor and marine applications where exposure to moisture is a concern. Bonded Polyester Thread is more resistant to UV rays compared to Bonded Nylon Thread, making it suitable for outdoor applications where prolonged exposure to sunlight is a concern. Bonded polyester thread is also resistant to chemicals, oils, and abrasion, making it suitable for industrial and automotive sewing applications.

  
  

• Stability

  Bonded Polyester Thread has more excellent dimensional stability compared to Bonded Nylon Thread, meaning it maintains its shape and size well under tension, resulting in more consistent stitches.

  
  

  
  

Bonded Nylon Thread Applications

• Outdoor Gear

  Used for sewing tents, backpacks, camping gear, and outdoor clothing due to its strength, durability, and resistance to moisture and mildew.

  
  

• Marine Upholstery

  Ideal for sewing boat covers, sails, awnings, and marine upholstery because of its resistance to saltwater, UV rays, and mildew.

  
  

• Automotive Upholstery

  Used in automotive upholstery, convertible tops, seat covers, and interior trim due to its durability, abrasion resistance, and colorfastness.

  
  

• Leatherworking

  Suitable for stitching leather goods such as bags, shoes, belts, wallets, and saddles due to its strength and ability to handle heavy-duty sewing.

  
  

• Industrial Sewing

  Applied in industries such as manufacturing, construction, and aviation for sewing heavy-duty fabrics, canvas, webbing, and synthetic materials.

  
  

• Outdoor Furniture

  Used in sewing outdoor furniture cushions, umbrellas, and other outdoor accessories due to its resistance to UV rays and weather elements.

  
  

• Sporting Goods

  Applied in sewing sporting goods such as backpacks, sports bags, athletic gear, and sports equipment due to its strength and durability.