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Designed for sewing enthusiasts and professionals tackling heavy-duty upholstery, the Gutermann Extra Strong Thread in Ruby Red (Color 46) is the ideal choice for high-stress seams on thick materials like denim, leather, vinyl, and canvas. This thread combines a fine diameter with an exceptionally high breaking point, ensuring your projects remain intact under tension; however, users should note it requires specific needle sizing to ensure smooth feeding through the machine.
| Model Part Number | 72403346 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gutermann |
This thread is designed for heavy-duty projects and may be too thick or stiff for lightweight materials, potentially causing fabric puckering.
We strongly recommend using a size 100 universal or topstitch needle for best results.
Yes, its high breaking point makes it an excellent choice for hand-sewing leather repairs.
Each spool contains 100 meters of thread.
Gutermann threads are generally colorfast, but it is always recommended to test on a hidden area if the fabric will be exposed to extreme sunlight or repeated washing.
Verify that you are using a size 100 needle and that your machine's top tension is set correctly for heavy thread.
Ensure the needle is inserted correctly and that it is a size 100 universal or topstitch needle specifically designed for heavy fabrics.
Clean the bobbin case area to remove lint and ensure the thread is properly seated in the machine's tension disks.
To achieve the best results, ensure your machine is equipped with a size 100 universal or topstitch needle. Using a smaller needle can lead to skipped stitches or thread snapping due to the increased tension requirements of the thread.
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