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Warp thread

Warp thread

Properties:

  • Density: 1.38 g/cm³
  • Melting Point: Does not melt
  • Elongation at Break: approximately 20%
  • Abrasion Resistance: Low
  • UV Resistance: Low
  • Water Absorption: Very high

Areas of Use:

  • Weaving
  • Crafts & Hobbies
  • Macramé Work
  • Gift Wrapping

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Crafts & Interior design, Twines & Cords

Description

Warp thread is thin 3-strand cords made of cotton. These cords have many uses and are known for their softness and flexibility. Below is a complete description of cotton warp threads:

Material and properties: Cotton fiber gives these cords their characteristic softness and natural feel. They are pleasant to handle and give a warm and inviting impression. The cords are known for their high quality and versatility. They are strong and reliable, suitable for a variety of purposes.

Applications: Warp threads are used in many different areas, see examples below:

  • Weaving: Warp threads are used in various weaving projects. Their smoothness and strength make them a reliable choice for weaving.
  • Macramé work: These cords are popular in macramé art and can be used to create anything from wall decorations to jewelry. Their softness and flexibility make them easy to knot and shape as needed.
  • Decorations: Warp threads are often used for decorative purposes, such as wrapping gifts, creating hanging decorations or making table decorations for special occasions.
  • Crafts: They are also popular in the crafting world and can be used for various craft projects, from handmade cards to textile projects.

Advantages: Warp threads are an excellent choice when you need a cord with natural softness and feel. Whether you are a craftsman, weaver or crafter, you can benefit from the many advantages of warp threads and use them to bring your creative ideas to life.

Specification

DesignationDiameter [mm]MBL [kp]Weight [g/m]
12/60,83,50,33
12/91,04,50,50
12/121,26,50,67
12/181,491,0
12/241,6121,3
12/271,713,51,5
12/301,8151,7
12/362,0182,0

MBL: minimum breaking load. Stated breaking loads apply to new rope.