Sewing Thread Emulsion

Using the right lubricants to lubricate sewing threads is an essential procedure in the textile industry that aims to improve thread performance. In addition to increasing sewing productivity, a high-quality lubricant also makes sewing threads more resilient to tearing, reduces the likelihood of breaking and skipping, and strengthens the thread material overall. Furthermore, lubricants can give sewing threads antistatic qualities during high-speed sewing operations and enhance their softness, lustre, and smoothness.

Three major categories can be used to group sewing thread lubricants:

1. White oil/silicone oil mixture: This combination is commonly used to lubricate sewing threads and has basic lubricating effects.

2. Dimethyl Silicone Oil: Viscosity grades 350, 500, and 1000 are among the options for this product. In addition, the 500 and 1000

3. Silicone Wax Dispersion: This blend provides outstanding lubricating performance and is specially made for high-speed sewing machines or applications requiring a certain level of temperature resistance.