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Sulky Thermofix Klebefaser 50 cm × 25 m
Sulky Thermofix series · 3 variants

Sulky Thermofix 50 cm × 25 m

Item no. 23951

€85.00per piece

Unit price €68.00 / m² · incl. VAT, plus shipping

Sulky Thermofix is a fusible web measuring 50 cm × 25 m. Its weight is 50 g/m². Meant for machine embroidery. Each roll is sold singly.

1 piece costs €85.00

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Material
100 % Polyamid
Care
  • Wash at 40°CWash at 40°C
  • Iron at high temperatureIron at high temperature
  • Wash without fabric softener or bleachWash without fabric softener or bleach
  • Do not tumble dryDo not tumble dry
Certificate
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
Breite
50 cm
Länge (m)
25 m
Manufacturer
Gunold / Sulky

Description

Thermofix is Sulky's fusible web: it joins two layers of fabric permanently, with no seam required. The roll is 50 cm wide and 25 m long. At 50 g/m² it sits in the medium part of the Sulky range.

Press it on at moderate heat and without steam — the coating needs pressure and warmth, not water. Temperature decides the result. Too cool and the bond fails; too hot and the coating loses its grip or the fabric takes damage. Store it dry, flat and without creases.

What Sulky Thermofix is suitable for

  • embroidery in direct contact with skin
  • baby and children's clothing
  • appliqué and patches

Sewing tips

  • Die Klebefaser zwischen die beiden Stofflagen legen und aufbügeln.
  • Mit Backpapier oder einem Bügeltuch arbeiten, damit nichts am Eisen hängen bleibt.
  • Vor dem Aufbügeln die Temperatur an einem Reststück prüfen.
  • Für Applikationen erst kleben, dann umnähen — das hält am längsten.
  • Die Verbindung ist dauerhaft und lässt sich nicht mehr trennen.

Available in more colours in the Sulky Thermofix series.

Care instructions:

Frequently asked questions

May I use steam?

No. The coating needs dry heat and pressure. Steam spreads water across the surface and makes the bond hold in some places and fail in others.

Which side goes onto the fabric?

The coated side, usually slightly shiny or rough. Lay it the wrong way round and the iron sticks — a look in raking light settles it before the iron arrives.

How long does the bond last?

Permanently, provided the temperature was right and the piece cooled before being moved. If a corner lifts, there was usually too little heat or too little pressure.

Does it survive washing?

Yes, at household temperatures. The fabric underneath sets the limit. On clothing washed often and hot, a wash test on a scrap pays off beforehand.

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