Need 277 Thread

[AttilaOz]

thanks for the replies, I'll give those a go

[busted]

You should try Beiler's Manu. & Supply phone seven one seven 768 zero one seven four

[busted]

You should try Beiler's Manu. & Supply phone seven one seven 768 zero one seven four

[CowboyBob]

We have some Orange 207 nylon.

Bob

[Anne Bonnys Locker]

While manufacturers may list a colour in their catalogue it does not mean that they actually stock it in every size. There is always a minimum order quantity before they can justify production.

I can get you virtually any colour you want in Bonded poly, bonded nylon or high tenacity poly but I have to order 25kg of the one size in that colour so I could not justify it unless you were going to take at least half in one go.

[Rayban]

I'm surprised noone has mention these guys:

http://www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Session_ID=5ab44afe45f51d98bb9cec8a14e98767&Screen=SFNT&Store_Code=TTE&gclid=CO7p4ILIvaoCFQjc4Aod6QJ1XA

I've had good luck with their products.

[philippe]

The thread exchange was mentioned, but they have a very limited color selection. Mostly earth tones. I had the same problem finding colored 277 thread in bonded Nylon a while ago. As Linhanyl is now not available (although I contacted their Brazil office and it can be imported privately by the half ton) I went throught many suppliers and the only one I could find with the color and composition I wanted was Weaver. Their thread is just as good as the Linhanyl I use (in white) and they had the widest color selection available. The Weaver thread is slightly "stiffer" though so that may lead to earlier sun degradation than it will with the Linhanyl (in the application of outdoor products such as motorcycle seats.) but I don't know yet as I have had no complaints from customers. Hope this helps.

[Handstitched]

G'Day

I was going to ask where can I get 277 threads.... cheaper than what I'm paying here in Australia, as I'm getting a little peeved at paying around $87 (Australian) + postage ( totaling around $ 100+) for a 2000mtr spool of 277/M10 , and that price is supposed to be "wholesale". Its also hard to find colours other than natural, black white etc. in 277. Needless to say, there are very few industrial sewing machine specialists and thread wholesalers in Western Australia , mostly in the east.

Then after a search on here, I found The Thread Exchange.And surely, even with freight, getting my threads from the States much be cheaper than what I'm paying here in Oz . I also discovered Weaver's they have a selection of threads too, and now have a customer number and hope to do business with them soon. When in business, a little saving is better than none.

All the best

HS

[Handstitched]

G'Day again,

just a quick 'P.S' on that.

I noticed that Thread Exchange have 207 in a variety of colours ( more than 277 ) .Looking at the write up, the 207 can go through my #24 needle, which is what in wanted ...COLOURS than can go through my machine ...yey

http://www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TTE&Category_Code=polyester-thread-size-207

all the best

HS

[Rayban]

G'Day again,

just a quick 'P.S' on that.

I noticed that Thread Exchange have 207 in a variety of colours ( more than 277 ) .Looking at the write up, the 207 can go through my #24 needle, which is what in wanted ...COLOURS than can go through my machine ...yey

http://www.thethread...thread-size-207

all the best

HS

Yep, I use 207 exclusively, top and btm for belts, holsters, knife sheaths, etc.....with very good results.