Category Archives: Monocord

High Performance Bobbins

High Performance Bobbins HIGH YIELD and PRECISION WOUND for Optimal Convenience A&E produces High Performance Bobbins in a wide array of filament and staple spun fibers and constructions. Representing the perfect combination of quality and time-saving convenience, these bobbins greatly reduce sewing interruptions, while providing consistent stitch formation, and dependable, quality performance for maximum efficiency. …

HMP Waxed Polyester Hand Sewing Threads

Ludlow waxed handsewing threads are used for handsewing footwear. The high strength, waxed polyester threads are available in multiple colors and sold in specific cut lengths with tapered ends. Ludlow waxed handsewing threads have been an industry staple for generations.

Flame-Out™

Flame-Out™ Delivers Short-term HEAT RESISTANCE When Time is of the Essence. A&E’s Flame-Out™ is a continuous monocord sewing thread manufactured with para-aramid filament. Delivering great seam performance, Flame-Out™ provides tremendous tensile strength, seam softness, superior ply security, seam integrity, abrasion resistance, cut protection, and high initial flame resistance properties. Offered in a Tex 40 (Ticket …

Anecord Poly®

Anecord Poly® ABRASION and UV RESISTANCE for Low Profile Seams Engineered for excellent abrasion resistance, A&E’s Anecord Poly® is manufactured with a bonded, monocord polyester construction. Ideal for applications requiring low profile stitching, this thread lays flat within the seam. Anecord Poly® displays good overall strength and provides better UV resistance than nylon and polyamide sewing …

Anecord Nylon®

Anecord Nylon® Superior ABRASION RESISTANCE for Low Profile Seams A&E’s Anecord Nylon® is performance engineered for superior abrasion resistance. Featuring a bonded, monocord construction, this thread lays flat in the seam, ideal for applications requiring low profile stitching. Exceptionally strong for its size, Anecord Nylon® provides good overall strength and delivers a higher yield versus …