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TYPICAL FABRIC PROPERTIES:
Supreme Protector 509WE
100 % UHMW-PE woven fabric with EVA film coating
Weight
12.5 oz/square yard
Width
61 inches
Thickness
0.020 inches
0.508 mm
Length
50 yards/roll
Color
white, royal, navy, forest, tan, red, grey, purple
Tensile
25.2 g/den
Modulus
785 g/den
Mullen Burst
not less than 1,000 pounds
Melt
+260F or higher
Cold Crack
-40F or lower
Flame Resistance
FAR 25.853 (a) Appendix F, Part 1, (a), 1(iv)
UV
highly resistant
Abrasion
63,000 cycles (Wyzenbeek)
Break Strength
not less than 1,000 pounds per inch, fill
not less than 1,000 pounds per inch, warp
Trapezoid Tear
not less than 160 pounds, fill
not less than 200 pounds, warp
Tongue Tear
not less than 260 pounds, fill
not less than 250 pounds, warp
Chemical Resistance*
(100% strength after 6 months)
10% detergent sea water
hydraulic fluid kerosene
gasoline glacial acetic acid
5% hypophosphate perchloroethylene
toluene 29% ammonium hydroxide
* test performed on base fabric without film coating
JHRG LLC believes this information to be the best
currently available. It is derived from sound scientific
practices, performed by textile professionals familiar
with standard testing procedures as applied to high-
performance fabrics.
TYPICAL SPT138 THREAD PROPERTIES:
Fiber: UHMW-PE
Size: 138 approx.
Color: white
Putup: spool, 1 lb. approx.
Length/lb: 3726
Finish: none
Bond: none
Break: 45 lb.
Elongation: 3%
Cold crack: -40F or lower
Melt: +250F or higher
General Characteristics:
Non-absorbent
100% wet strength after 6 months immersion in sea water
High break strength and low elongation
High abrasion resistance
High UV resistance (30% strength loss after two years exposure, approx.)
High resistance to solvents, bleach and hydrocarbons
Recommended Applications:
Supreme Protector Thread is recommended for use where exposure to moisture, abrasion, environmental contaminants or cut-hazard would be likely to cause failure in traditional threads of equal size. It is also recommended for use as a replacement for more costly PTFE thread; for use as a lighter weight substitute for plied or extremely heavy threads (e.g. 5 and 6 cord) requiring specialized sewing equipment (class 7 machines); or for applications where low stretch and high breaking strength are priorities.
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