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Mercerized Cotton All-Purpose Thread - Tex 40 - 400 yds. - Army Green

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Threads for finest sewers and designers.

Our mercerized cotton thread is strong, smooth and perfect for general sewing needs. Available in a variety of colors and sizes. Please note: actual colors may vary from picture due to computer setting variances.

Features

  • General purpose thread
  • 100% mercerized cotton
  • Tex 40
  • Made in the U.S.A.
  • 3 cord (0/3 cord)

Product Specifications

Brand: WAWAK
Units: Each
Size / Dimension: 400 Yds., TEX 40
Material: Mercerized Cotton
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Is Tex equivalent to Weight?
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No. To get the weight from tex size you would use this formula: 1000/tex.
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Please tell me tex size for 50 wt thread for a Jazz sewing machine.
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We show that 50wt thread is compatible to a tex 20.
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We show that 50wt thread is compatible to a tex 20.
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Will this thread work for regular sewing machines and cotton fabric?
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Yes, it absolutely will.
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Is this thread ok to use on items that will go in the microwave or is the coating not microwave safe? Thank you.
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Yes, it can be used on cotton items that will be placed in a microwave.
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What is “mercerized” cotton thread (CTD1)?
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This thread has a chemical added to regular cotton thread that makes it stronger and gives it a better luster. This thread will stand up to heat much better than Polyester thread. However, Polyester thread will hold color better than cotton thread will.
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Will this thread be good for bobbin usage?
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This thread can be used in a bobbin, its suitability would be dependent upon the type of project you are working on.
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What would be the best way to handle thread that is knotting when used in a sewing machine?
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It is recommended to switch to a thinner thread or use a larger needle.
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