Earth Gray Bonded Nylon Thread Size M T-210 2 lb Spool Heavy Duty Sewing
Earth Gray Bonded Nylon Thread Size M T-210 2 lb Spool Heavy Duty Sewing
🔹 Item Specifics:
• Brand: American & Efird (A&E)
• Thread Type: Bonded Nylon
• Size: M / T-210
• Weight: 2 lb Spool (32 oz)
• Color: Earth Gray
• Finish: Bonded
• Material: Nylon
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Condition: New
• MPN: 92033
• Model: Anefil Nylon M
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🔹 Key Features
• Heavy-duty bonded nylon thread – Size M / T-210
• Large 2 lb (32 oz) industrial cone
• Earth Gray color – excellent neutral tactical tone
• High abrasion & tensile strength
• Ideal for industrial & heavy-duty sewing machines
• Made in the USA by American & Efird
• Perfect for Cordura®, canvas, webbing, leather & outdoor gear
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🔹 Description
This listing is for one (1) individual 2-pound large spool of Earth Gray bonded nylon thread manufactured by American & Efird (A&E).
This is Anefil® Nylon Size M (T-210) — a heavy-duty bonded nylon thread engineered for demanding industrial applications. The bonding resists fraying, improves stitch consistency, and delivers excellent abrasion resistance under stress.
Commonly used in tactical gear, outdoor equipment, upholstery, canvas work, leather goods, webbing, and heavy fabric construction.
✔ Large industrial cone
✔ Consistent diameter & color
✔ Strong, reliable stitch performance
✔ Made in the USA
Thread is new, factory wound, and may be shrink-wrapped as shown.
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🔹 Ideal Uses
• Tactical & military gear
• Bags, packs & MOLLE equipment
• Upholstery & canvas
• Leatherwork
• Outdoor & marine projects
• Industrial sewing applications
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🔹 Quantity Options Tip
Listing is for ONE (1) 2-lb spool.
Need multiple spools? Adjust quantity at checkout.
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🔹 Required Disclaimer
Disclaimer: We have made an effort to provide images that closely represent the product colors. However, due to all the possible variations — light source, monitor quality, etc. — we cannot guarantee that the images accurately represent the true color. Please take this into consideration if you are trying to color match materials.
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