Embroidery
Sulky Super Strong 50 cm × 5 m in Black
Item no. 23871
€18.00per piece
Unit price €7.20 / m² · incl. VAT, plus shipping
A Sulky cut-away stabiliser: Super Strong in Black, 50 cm × 5 m. Weight 80 g/m². From the Sulky range for embroidery machines. Each roll is sold singly.
Size: 50 cm × 5 m
available to order, longer delivery time
Delivery time approx. 1 week
Free shipping within Germany from €50
- Material
- 100 % Polyester
- Colour
- Schwarz
- Certificate
- OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
- Breite
- 50 cm
- Farbe
- Schwarz
- Länge (m)
- 5 m
- Manufacturer
- Gunold / Sulky
Description
Super Strong is meant for badges, crests and anything without a base fabric: it carries the design where no fabric lies beneath. At 50 cm wide and 5 m on the roll there is material for several projects. 80 g/m² — the figure that tells you how much stability to expect.
Hoop stabiliser and fabric together — merely laying it underneath is not enough on stretch material. Cut-away stabilisers solve what tear-aways leave open: they stay in the piece and hold a design in shape even after the twentieth wash.
What Sulky Super Strong 50 cm × 5 m in Black is suitable for
- machine embroidery on jersey and knits
- designs with high stitch counts
- appliqué on knitwear
Sewing tips
- Nach dem Sticken mit einer Applikationsschere dicht am Motiv abschneiden.
- Das Vlies bleibt im Kleidungsstück — deshalb die Farbe zum Stoff passend wählen.
- Für Abzeichen und Wappen ohne Trägerstoff mehrere Lagen verwenden.
- Bei Strickwaren das Vlies großzügig zuschneiden, damit die Maschen rundum gehalten werden.
- Zusammen mit dem Stoff einspannen, nicht nur darunterlegen.
Available in more colours in the Sulky Super Strong series.
Frequently asked questions
Does it have to go into the hoop?
On knits absolutely. Laying it underneath is not enough, because the fabric then shifts against it and the design ends up distorted. On especially stretchy stock a spray adhesive that holds stabiliser to fabric helps as well.
Do I need spray adhesive?
On slippery and very stretchy fabrics it helps. Spray sparingly onto the stabiliser, never onto the fabric, and let it flash off briefly before hooping.
How does it differ from a tear-away?
A tear-away is removed after stitching, a cut-away stays in the piece. That makes it the choice for anything that stretches or faces many washes.
How large should I cut it?
Slightly larger than your hoop so the web is clamped all round. Cut too close, it slips out of the clamp and then holds nothing.




