Gutermann Tera 180 Overlocker Sewing Thread - 2000m

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The Gutermann Tera 180 Overlocker Sewing Thread is designed for sewers and dressmakers who demand professional-grade finishes on overlocker and blindstitch machines. Its primary benefit is the semi-transparent, color-adaptive quality that allows the thread to blend invisibly into a wide range of fabric colors, though users should note that its fine gauge requires precise tension management to prevent snapping during heavy-duty applications.
| Model Part Number | 7358848 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gutermann |
While it can be used on standard machines for specific delicate tasks, it is primarily engineered for the lower loopers of overlocker machines.
Yes, its semi-transparent technology allows it to pick up the color of the fabric it is stitched into, making it ideal for blending.
No, Tera 180 is a fine-gauge thread. It is not suitable for heavy-duty structural work on thick, dense fabrics.
Each cone contains 2000 metres of thread.
It is a synthetic fiber, so it is recommended to use an appropriate heat setting on your iron to avoid potential damage.
Check the machine tension settings. Because Tera 180 is very fine, it may require slightly looser tension than standard thread.
Ensure the thread cone is positioned correctly and the thread path is free of lint. Clean your machine’s tension discs.
To ensure the best results with Gutermann Tera 180, ensure your overlocker needles are sharp and appropriate for fine fabrics, typically size 60/8 or 70/10. Because the thread is very fine, check your machine's loopers for any burrs or rough spots that could catch the fiber. When setting tension, start on a scrap piece of fabric; you will likely find that you can run this thread at a slightly lower tension setting than standard 120-weight thread. Store cones away from direct sunlight to maintain the integrity of the synthetic fibers and keep them in a dust-free environment to ensure smooth feeding during use.