Coats Moon 120 Sewing and Overlocking Thread 5000m
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0}.dsmoon-hero,.dsmoon-feature,.dsmoon-machine,.dsmoon-cta{padding:24px 20px}.dsmoon-cards,.dsmoon-colours,.dsmoon-gallery,.dsmoon-compare{grid-template-columns:1fr}.dsmoon-photo,.dsmoon-photo img{min-height:230px}.dsmoon-lead{font-size:17px}.dsmoon-table th,.dsmoon-table td{padding:12px}.dsmoon-badge{position:static;display:block;width:max-content;max-width:100%;margin:12px auto 0;text-align:center}.dsmoon-buttons,.dsmoon-downloads{display:grid}.dsmoon-btn{width:100%}} Smart-value sewing and overlocking threadCoats Moon 120 spun polyester thread A generous 5000m cone of lubricated 100% staple spun polyester for everyday garment construction, overlocking, alterations and production sewing. Moon delivers practical Coats reliability in six useful workroom colours. Ticket 120 / Tex 27: a versatile everyday size for neat garment seams. 5000m cone: excellent capacity for overlockers, industrial machines and frequent sewing. Lubricated spun polyester: designed for dependable feeding and consistent stitch formation. Six essential colours: from White and Natural to Blue, Navy and Black. Explore Current ColoursCheck Machine Fit 5000m | Ticket 120 | Tex 27 5000mone cone per selection Ticket 120everyday garment size Tex 27dtex 130 x 2 Metric 70-80technical starting guide What arrives: one 5000m cone in the colour selected on the product page. Multiple colours require separate variant selections. Useful, economical and versatileA workroom staple for everyday seams Moon is the sensible choice when you need plenty of reliable general-purpose thread without paying for an extensive colour range. It covers the essential shades many sewing rooms use every day. General garment sewing Suitable for shirts, blouses, dresses, underwear, childrenswear, knitwear and light workwear.Overlocking and serging Ticket 120 / Tex 27 is a familiar size for compatible overlockers and production seams.Dependable performance Lubricated staple spun polyester is designed for steady feeding and consistent sewing.Excellent cone capacity Five kilometres of thread reduces interruptions during alterations and regular workroom sewing. Simple thread, serious usefulnessFine enough for everyday apparel, strong enough for regular work Moon Ticket 120 combines an unobtrusive seam appearance with the practical strength and easy care of polyester. 100% staple spun polyester A familiar textile-like surface with less shine than continuous-filament thread. Approximately 900 cN strength Technical Moon data lists about 900 cN strength and approximately 13 to 15% elongation for Ticket 120. Low heat shrinkage Technical data lists approximately 0 to 1% shrinkage at 150 degrees Celsius. Current shade selectionChoose from six essential colour variants Use the name and reference together where shown. Digital swatches are a guide only because screens, lighting, photography and thread texture can change colour appearance. White Black NaturalNATRL BlueP7061 CreamP7052 Blue (Navy)P7620 Current cone imagesMade for practical everyday sewing Black for versatile construction, overlocking and repairs. Cream P7052 for soft, warm-toned fabrics. Blue Navy P7620 for uniforms, workwear and dark fabrics. Machine and needle guidanceSet up for Ticket 120 / Tex 27 Moon technical information recommends metric 70 to 80 needles for Ticket 120. The final needle point and size depend on the fabric, seam construction and machine. Suitable for compatible industrial lockstitch machines, overlockers and coverstitch machines. Many domestic machines can use Tex 27 thread, but a separate cone stand may be needed for the 5000m cone. Choose a suitable universal, sharp or ball-point needle for the fabric. Balance upper, looper and bobbin tensions before beginning production. Test the complete seam on an offcut of the actual fabric. For garment and general sewing: Moon is not a bonded upholstery, leather or marine thread. Select a purpose-specific bonded thread for high-stress or exposed outdoor applications. Moon or Astra?Choose the Coats thread that fits the job Coats Moon 120 This listing. Ticket 120 / Tex 27 in six core shades. A smart-value choice for everyday sewing, overlocking and high-use workroom basics.Coats Astra 120 The same general thread-weight class with a much broader colour selection and premium Astra positioning for more demanding colour matching and production requirements. Need a heavier stitch line? Choose Astra 75 for Tex 40 or Astra 30 for Tex 80 jeans and prominent topstitching. Verified product detailsCoats Moon 120 specifications Brand Coats Product family Moon Thread size Ticket 120 / Tex 27 Count dtex 130 x 2, approximately Nm 80/2 Fibre and construction Lubricated 100% staple spun polyester Current cone length 5000 metres, as printed on the current product labels Approximate strength 900 cN Approximate elongation 13 to 15% Recommended needle Metric 70 to 80, subject to fabric and machine requirements Current selection Six colour variants Included One 5000m cone in the selected colour Not included Needle, cone stand, machine and physical shade card Explore Sewing ThreadCompare Astra 120 Before sewing Confirm the selected colour or shade reference. Check that the machine accepts a large cone. Fit the correct needle point and size. Balance the thread tension. Test on the actual fabric. Common questionsCoats Moon FAQs How much thread is included?One 5000m cone in the colour selected on this product page.Is Coats Moon suitable for overlocking?Yes, Ticket 120 / Tex 27 is widely used for compatible overlockers and sergers. Always set the tensions for the thread and fabric.Can I use it for ordinary sewing-machine seams?Yes. It is a general-purpose garment thread for compatible domestic and industrial machines. A cone stand may be required when using the large cone with a domestic machine.What is the correct Tex size?The current cone labels state Ticket 120 and Tex 027. Tex 27 is the correct nominal size for this listing.Which needle should I use?Moon technical data recommends metric 70 to 80. Select the needle point for the fabric and test the complete seam.How is Moon different from Astra 120?Both occupy the everyday garment-thread class. Moon is the value-focused choice in core colours, while Astra offers a broader shade range and premium Coats positioning.Is it suitable for upholstery or marine sewing?Not for high-stress or exposed applications. Moon is staple spun garment thread, not bonded upholstery or UV-resistant marine thread.Will the colour exactly match my screen?Not necessarily. Screens and photography vary. Use the colour name or shade reference and compare with a physical sample when exact matching matters. Keep the workroom stocked with everyday thread Choose the colour, set the machine for Ticket 120 / Tex 27 and enjoy 5000 metres of practical Coats Moon sewing. Choose Your Moon Colour
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