Strength where it matters
High tear and abrasion resistance supports durable seams in demanding sewing projects.
Tex 90 inner-bonded polyester thread for bags, upholstery, leather goods and technical textiles.
FILAN 30 BT combines continuous-filament strength with inner bonding for reliable sewing. Each cone holds 2,700 metres, with 33 colours to match your materials or make the stitching stand out.

High tear and abrasion resistance supports durable seams in demanding sewing projects.
Inner bonding helps the thread perform consistently on suitable industrial and automatic sewing machines.
Use for bags, upholstery, leather goods and technical textiles when the thread size suits the material and seam.
Select a card to open that colour. Match by shade code—similar colour names can refer to different shades.
The colour chart is a guide. Screens, lighting and dye batches can affect appearance, especially with fluorescent and neon shades. For a critical match, compare a physical sample with your material.
30001White
69383Buttercream
35865Forsythia
69279Gold
35986Gold Brown
35874Beige
35731French Beige
35714Beach Tan
37467Brown
35863Tea Rose
69221Orange
35836Pink
35963Pink #3
37594Scarlet
35919Wine
69184Violet Pop
69193Purple
69201Teal
35815Yale Blue
69186Flapper Blue
37253Mediterranean
69255Seafoam
69256Ocean Green
69188Green Olive
35804Mist
69267Steel
35900Dark Silver
35907Sol Black
69190FL Cerise
37645Neon Pink
69175Neon Orange
69202Neon Yellow
37624Neon Green 101
| Article | 705614 · FILAN 30 BT |
|---|---|
| Supplied | One cone in your chosen shade |
| Material | 100% polyester |
| Construction | Continuous filament, inner-bonded |
| Thread size | Ticket 30 · Tex 90 |
| Length | 2,700m per cone |
| Needle guide | NM 110–130 / size 18–21 |
Use a machine rated for Tex 90 thread, with a suitable needle system, thread path and cone stand. An industrial walking-foot or compound-feed machine may suit heavier work, but compatibility depends on the model and setup.
Do not assume a domestic machine can handle this thread. Check its manual or ask your machine supplier.
Choose the needle within the recommended range to suit your fabric or leather. Test the stitch, tension and seam on offcuts before starting.