Shade Tan Bonded Nylon Thread Size M T-210 2 lb Spool Heavy Duty Sewing

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Crafts > Sewing > Sewing Thread

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🔹 Item Specifics

• Brand: American & Efird (A&E)

• Thread Type: Bonded Nylon

• Size: M / T-210

• Weight: 2 lb Spool (32 oz)

• Color: Shade Tan

• 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

• Shade Tan color – ideal for tactical & outdoor gear

• High tensile strength & abrasion resistance

• Bonded finish reduces fraying & thread breakage

• Made in the USA by American & Efird

• Designed for industrial & heavy-duty sewing machines

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🔹 Description

This listing is for one (1) individual 2-pound large spool of Shade Tan bonded nylon thread manufactured by American & Efird (A&E).

This is Anefil® Nylon Size M (T-210) — a professional-grade bonded nylon thread engineered for durability and consistent stitch performance in demanding applications. The bonded construction minimizes fraying and enhances seam strength under load.

Commonly used for tactical equipment, military gear, outdoor products, upholstery, leatherwork, canvas, webbing, and heavy fabric construction.

✔ Industrial-quality thread

✔ Large factory-wound cone

✔ Consistent color & diameter

✔ Made in the USA

Thread is new, unused, and may be shrink-wrapped as shown in photos.

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🔹 Ideal Uses

• Tactical & military gear

• MOLLE & load-bearing equipment

• Bags, packs & pouches

• Canvas & upholstery projects

• Leather goods

• Outdoor & industrial sewing

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Listing is for ONE (1) 2-lb spool.

Multiple spools available — adjust quantity at checkout if needed.

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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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