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100% Kevlar Flat Wick
25mm x 2.5mm
(1" x 7/64")
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Catalog Number:WICK:WIC1T1x1/8

Kevlar Flat wick, twill weave 25mm x 2.5mm (1 inch x 7/64 inch) Renegade flat wicking is made from 100% kevlar. The twill weave comes in two thickness, 1/16 and 1/8. Depending on the appl...Read More

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Kevlar Flat wick, twill weave 25mm x 2.5mm (1 inch x 7/64 inch)

Renegade flat wicking is made from 100% kevlar. The twill weave comes in two thickness, 1/16 and 1/8. Depending on the application and how the wick is rolled, folded or woven a thicker or thinner wick may work better. By volume thicker wick is cheaper than thinner so if you are not sure of which will work better, the 1/8 thickness is more cost effective. This twill woven wick is made from friction spun yarn, which increases the hairiness of thread. Wicking made from this type of thread has a softer feel and is more flexible than a ring spun thread. The twill weave keeps the wicking from coming apart if some strands are broken. This type and thickness of wicking is ideal for weaving. The most common use for this size wick is for making small rolled or folded wicks, like palm torches. The friction spun wicking also holds more fuel than ring spun yarn wick due to it's increased fluff or hairness.

Wick thickness is nominal. The minimum thickness is 2.5mm but the actual thickness is variable. Each manufacturing run will have a slightly different thickness, this batch is 2.62mm

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Widths 1" or 25mm
Thickness (1/8, 3mm)
Fiber: Aramid fiber: Kevlar 100%
Temperature rating 500 degrees F

This wick is the perfect blend of fibers for making fire tools with the ratio of fiberglass to kevlar optimized for fuel absorbency and weight. That translates to a better tool for burn time, flame size and longevity. Pure Kevlar which is often asked for is not an option in our offerings, would be expensive and not what is used in the realm of fire performance.

by Shawn K. on 09/04/24

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