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100% Kevlar Cross Weave Flat Wick

100% Kevlar Cross Weave Flat Wick

Renegade flat wicking is made from 100% kevlar.

The cross woven wick is made from ring spun yarn, which increases the strength of thread. Wicking made from this type of thread has a firmer feel and is less flexible than a friction spun thread. The most common use for this size is for making larger rolled wicks like for fire staffs or dragon staffs. The ring spun cross weave wicking is more durable than twill wicking for props that get dropped a lot. However the stiffness makes it hard to weave or fold, so it is best suited for rolling wicks. This type of wick, ring spun cross-weave, is hard to sew and is better suited for screwing the wicking to the prop. Wick thickness is nominal. The minimum thickness is 3mm but the actual thickness is variable. Each manufacturing run will have a slightly different thickness, this batch is 3.46mm

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Renegade flat wicking is made from 100% kevlar.

The cross woven wick is made from ring spun yarn, which increases the strength of thread. Wicking made from this type of thread has a firmer feel and is less flexible than a friction spun thread. The most common use for this size is for making larger rolled wicks like for fire staffs or dragon staffs. The ring spun cross weave wicking is more durable than twill wicking for props that get dropped a lot. However the stiffness makes it hard to weave or fold, so it is best suited for rolling wicks. This type of wick, ring spun cross-weave, is hard to sew and is better suited for screwing the wicking to the prop. Wick thickness is nominal. The minimum thickness is 3mm but the actual thickness is variable. Each manufacturing run will have a slightly different thickness, this batch is 3.46mm

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