Hi everybody,

Pantone numbers for Hitena wrapping thread STwrap are uploaded at our homepage here [hitenausa.com]. or they are,

001 Black [19-0303]
105 Gray [17-0000]
106 Charcoal [19-3908]
204 Blue [18-4244]
205 Dark Blue [19-4245]
208 Navy [19-3933]
303 Orchid [17-2031]
305 Orange [16-1462]
307 Red [19-1664]
308 Garnet [19-1655]
323 Violet [19-3748]
341 Freesia [13-0758]
404 Forest [18-5338]
413 Olive [18-0324]
509 Tan [17-1418]
513 Chestnut [19-1333]
515 Mahogany [19-1420]

Thanks.

Gabriel Hwang
Hitena USA LLC
gabriel@hitenausa.com
[www.hitenausa.com]

Speaking of Hitena thread, I am in the middle of a full rod wrap and I noticed that the Hitena thread has no inherent static electricity build up that in turn doesn't attract any airborne dust. another plus for the thread.

Ray Zarychta
Glastonbury, CT

it,s still summer, even up there..lol. wait till temps.drop and air gets dryer.

I too am experiencing no static, it is a real plus! Our air currently has a very low humidity here in California. I think it is a characteristic of the Hitena thread.

I for get, but Hitena is probably using nylon6, not nylon6,6 which holds about 30% more moisture and moisture is antistatic..i,m so use to thinking in terms of nylon 66...

Ben, I use a humidifier in the winter in the lower level of my raised ranch where my rod room is so I would expect the same no static results. Thanks.

Ray Zarychta
Glastonbury, CT

Ben, I use a humidifier in the winter in the lower level of my raised ranch where my rod room is so I would expect the same no static results. Thanks.

Ray Zarychta
Glastonbury, CT