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182m of highly conductive thread that is ideal for introducing electronics into textile projects. The thread looks and behaves like conventional sewing thread with the added bonus of being highly conductive.
Conductive thread on a 182m reel
Thread has a resistance of approximately 0.4Ω/cm, or 12Ω/foot
Resistance does not vary significantly from one length of thread to the next as some are reported to do, so you should be able to use this thread without concern for "dead" sections
The thread has a breaking strain of around 4.2kg (9.3 pounds)
It comprises roughly 96 individual filaments, each coated with a micron-thick layer of natural silver. 16 of these filaments are wound together to form an initial twist; two of these twists are then twisted together, and finally three of these twists are combined
In thread terms, thickness is approximately 18 denier
This thread does not fray: there are no loose ends of filaments except where they have been cut
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