POLY 40 FIRE, 1000 m Miniking, assortment of 27 colors
Product number:
9617SORT1
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Product information "POLY 40 FIRE, 1000 m Miniking, assortment of 27 colors"
Strength 40: Nm 80/2; dtex 125*2
… clothing must be made of flame retardant materials. This applies not only to the garment fabric, but also to the embroidered logos, badges or nameplates. This is guaranteed by embroidering with POLY FIRE: in the spinning process, an additive is added to the fibre of the polyester thread to make it flame-retardant.
Tested according to:
- DIN EN ISO 14116:2015-11, section 6.1 Test according to EN ISO 15025:2017
- index 1 - before laundry
- index 3 - after laundry
POLY FIRE is treated with a lubricant (avivage), ensuring better processing on the machine.
Explanation of the indices: With lubricant, the thread reaches index 1, washed after embroidery Index 3
- DIN EN ISO 14116:2015-11, section 6.1 Test according to EN ISO 15025:2017
- index 1 - before laundry
- index 3 - after laundry
POLY FIRE is treated with a lubricant (avivage), ensuring better processing on the machine.
Explanation of the indices: With lubricant, the thread reaches index 1, washed after embroidery Index 3
Drawer boxes, made of sustainable cardboard, in different thread assortments.
- This facilitates the colour swatching on your fabric
- First embroidery tests can start start immediately
- The boxes are space-saving and stackable
Content:
All POLY FIRE colours in one box
27 colours á 1.000 m
Material Composition: 100% Polyester
Öko-Tex certified:
POLY FIRE - Flame-Retardent Polyester Thread
Washing
While chlorine or other optial brighteners will not cause discoloration they will however affect the yarn fiber. We therefore recommend all embroidered articles to be washed with mild detergents. If washed by hand, ample water should be used to allow the goods to move freely. Bot of the above apply in particular to embroidered items that are washed for the first time. It is most important to thoroughly rinse the embroidery before wringing or dry spinning. Embroidered clothing should never be left lying in a damp or wet pile.
Dry cleaning – stain removal
POLY may be dry cleaned.
The stain removers should not contain any bleaching agents or colour removers if they come into direct contact with the embroidery. It is necessary to rinse the embroidery after stain removal.
Ironing
All the embroideries shall be ironed on the reverse side or in-between two cloths.
POLY FIRE - Flame-Retardent Polyester Thread
- In order to ensure the flame retardant effect
both on the inside of garments and on the
outside, do not use any embroidery nonwoven.
- POLY FIRE loses its flame retardant effect neither
through sewing and embroidering nor through
wearing and washing.
- POLY FIRE is
ideal for sewing
and embroidering on
flame-retardant finished
textiles such as lab coats,
aircraft seats, mats,
curtains, etc.
Important:
Flame-retardent tests should be conducted only on completely finished, embroidered work pieces, i.e. both the base fabric and the embroidery thread must have undergone a flame retardent treatment in order to achieve an overall flame-retardent effect.
Flame-retardent tests should be conducted only on completely finished, embroidered work pieces, i.e. both the base fabric and the embroidery thread must have undergone a flame retardent treatment in order to achieve an overall flame-retardent effect.
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