Abstract: A method for producing a fire resistant thread comprising the steps of: unwinding a first yarn being a fire resistant polymer from a first spool onto a first pirn; unwinding a second yarn being a synthetic and/or natural yarn from a second spool onto a second pirn; unwinding a third yarn being a synthetic and/or natural yarn from a third spool onto a third pirn; unwinding the first yarn, the second yarn and the third yarn from the first pirn, the second pirn and the third pirn; twisting the first yarn, the second yarn and the third yarn each in a first direction; twisting the first yarn, the second yarn and the third yarn together in a second direction to form a three-ply thread; coating the three-ply thread with a bonding agent in order to form the fire resistant thread; and collecting the fire resistant thread.

Abstract: A sewing thread comprising a first yarn that is a filament yarn made or a fire resistant polymer and a second yarn that is a synthetic and/or natural yarn. The sewing thread may also contain a third yarn that is a synthetic and/or natural yarn. The first, second, and third yarns each have a first twist in the same direction. The first, second, and third yarns are then combined to form the sewing thread using a second twist which is in the opposite direction of the first twist. No bonding agent is used in the sewable, fire resistant thread.

Abstract: A sewing thread comprising a first yarn that is a filament yarn made or a fire resistant polymer and a second yarn that is a synthetic and/or natural yarn. The sewing thread may also contain a third yarn that is a synthetic and/or natural yarn. The first, second, and third yarns each have a first twist in the same direction. The first, second, and third yarns are then combined to form the sewing thread using a second twist which is in the opposite direction of the first twist. No bonding agent is used in the sewable, fire resistant thread.