Description
Oropal 120-40 TI Fusible Interfacing — Non-Woven Polyester 79″ x 59″, 0.4–0.6 mm
Oropal 120-40 TI is a versatile, non-woven polyester fusible interfacing designed to add clean structure without bulk. It fuses quickly and evenly, reinforcing areas like facings, collars, waistbands, bag panels, and small leather goods while maintaining a smooth drape on lightweight fabrics.
Oropal 120-40 TI Fusible Interfacing Key features & benefits
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Iron-on fusible: quick, clean application—no stitching required for adhesion
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Medium hand: adds body and stability without stiffness
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Polyester non-woven: consistent support and easy cutting
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Fast & easy to use: reliable bond at 105–120°C (221–248°F)
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Large sheet size: 79″ × 59″ (approx. 200.7 × 149.9 cm) for efficient layout
Best for / suitable uses
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Interlining & general reinforcement
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Garments (lightweight fabrics)
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Handbags & small leather goods
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Shoes components and linings
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Crafts & accessories needing light-medium structure
How to fuse (quick guide)
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Test first on a scrap of your fabric.
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Place interfacing adhesive side down on the wrong side of fabric; cover with a press cloth.
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Use a dry iron or press at 105–120°C (221–248°F) with firm, even pressure until bonded.
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Allow to cool flat before moving or sewing to set the adhesive.
Tip: Because fabrics vary, adjust dwell/pressure as needed after a quick test.
What’s included
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One sheet of Oropal 120-40 TI in Oxford Gray.
Oropal 120-40 TI Fusible Interfacing Specifications
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Material: 100% Polyester (non-woven)
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Color: Gray (Oxford)
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Hand feel: Medium
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Adhesive: Iron-on / fusible
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Sheet size: 79″ × 59″ (approx. 200.7 × 149.9 cm / 2.01 × 1.50 m)
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Area (sheet): ~32.37 ft² / 3.60 yd² / 3.01 m²
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Thickness: 0.4–0.6 mm (≈ 0.016–0.024 in)
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Fusing temperature: 105–120°C (221–248°F)
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Country of origin: Mexico
Care notes
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After fusing, follow the garment/fabric’s care instructions.
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When ironing finished items, use a press cloth and appropriate heat for the outer fabric.
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Store flat or rolled to avoid creasing.
FAQs
Is this sew-in or fusible?
Fusible (iron-on).
What fabrics work best?
Designed for lightweight fabrics where you want added stability without excess bulk.
Can I use it with leather?
Yes—listed as suitable. Always test on a scrap, use a press cloth, and keep within the 105–120°C (221–248°F) range to protect the surface.
Can I cut it to size?
Absolutely—cuts cleanly with scissors or rotary cutter.