Continuous Filaments

R.J. Binnie

£10

Thread Count Package Sizes Recommended Needle Size M120 20,000m 70 90 M80 10,000m, 28,000m 100 M60 10,000m, 1kg 110 Jigsaw continuous filament polyester threads are available in a range of counts. They are constructed from a high tenacity polyester filament and three plies are twisted together to make the resultant yarn. The thread had very low elongation that enables frequent stitches and neat seams ideal in quilting operations. The polyester fibre offers good UV resistance for outside applications. Low friction properties result in low wear on machine parts.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as R.J. BINNIE LIMITED, number 04398480. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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