Short definition
Proper storage helps maintain the physical and functional properties of sewing threads by protecting them from environmental influences such as temperature, humidity, sunlight and dust.
AMANN uses many different raw materials to manufacture its products. These raw materials are processed and treated in different ways, depending on the end product to be produced. Due to the variety of materials and the different manufacturing and finishing processes, it is not possible to make a general statement about the optimal storage of AMANN sewing threads and embroidery threads.
However, extreme storage conditions (temperature, humidity, sunlight, etc.) should be avoided, as a combination of several of these factors may affect the quality of the sewing threads and embroidery threads. Under normal storage conditions, there are no known adverse effects on the quality of AMANN sewing threads and embroidery threads.
In order to guarantee the high quality of our sewing threads and embroidery threads, we recommend storing them in a cool, dry and dark place:
- in the original sales packaging,
- protected from dirt,
- protected from direct sunlight,
- protected from high humidity,
- protected from chemicals such as oils, gases, etc.,
- at temperatures not exceeding 25°C if possible,
- according to the ‘first in, first out’ principle (to avoid long storage times).
Also known as
Technical terms
- Thread storage
- Storage conditions
- Storage recommendations
Common descriptions
- How should I store thread?
- Shelf life of sewing thread
- Thread storage conditions
- How long can thread be stored?
International terminology
| Language | Common terminology |
|---|---|
| English | Storage, Thread storage, Storage conditions, Shelf life |
| German | Lagerung, Lagerbedingungen, Lagerfähigkeit |
| French | Stockage, Conditions de stockage |
| Italian | Conservazione, Condizioni di stoccaggio |
| Spanish | Almacenamiento, Condiciones de almacenamiento |
| Chinese | 储存, 储存条件 |
| Vietnamese | Bảo quản, Điều kiện bảo quản |
FAQ
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Threads should be stored in a cool, dry, and dark environment. Proper conditions maintain quality.
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Poor storage can degrade thread properties. This affects performance.
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Extreme heat, humidity, and sunlight. These can damage threads.
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Yes, packaging protects threads from contamination. It also preserves quality.
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Yes, high humidity can damage materials. Controlled conditions are necessary.
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It prevents long storage times. This ensures consistent quality.
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Yes, exposure to chemicals can degrade thread properties. Protection is essential.
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Temperatures below 25°C are recommended. Stable conditions ensure performance.