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Finishing Finishing process in textile is the final stage. We basically describe it for the finalization of materials. There are different stages in finishing of textile. Such an example is, yarn or thread is the final product for textile yarn manufacturing process. And like that knit fabric or woven fabric is the final product of …
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Non woven fabric is another type of fabric. We create it by the any method however weaving. We mark them as textile materials created directly from fibers and control along as materials by completely different ways. In 1942 people structured this for the first time. Classes of Non Woven Fabric We know about two usually …
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Some Essential knitting calculations Some essential knitting calculations describe the whole idea of total knitting calculations. As a thumb rule knitting consultants value more highly to use such knitting machine whose gauges is just about count of yarn (English count) i.e. for 20-gauge machines most suitable yarn count is 20s. This rule has certain limitations, …
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Weaving and Knitting difference in textile technology Weaving and Knitting difference shows the common result in some websites. Here we have shortly described of that. These process are the 2 commonest method of constructing textile. Weaving is that the method of complex 2 sets of yarn at right angles. This operation finish either on a …
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Knitting Method Knitting method could be a distinctive and distinct a part of the textile trade. It’s the second vital technique of constructing materials once weaving. Knitting creates multiple loops of yarn, known as stitches, in a very line or tube. Knitting has multiple active stitches on the needle at just one occasion. Textile consists …
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Fabric Printing is the process of textile coloration. For a process that is ancient printing on fabric has gone through a very rapid period of development. And, thereafter change in the last ten years. Fabric Printing and textile chemistry Screen-printing fabric using flat screens has the well-established technique for applying color and design to fabric. …
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In our former article entitled ‘Important fibres of technical textile industry – Part 1′ , we discussed about five fibres Polyethylene, Polyester, Nylon, Carbon and Polypropylene. In this article we would be covering other five major fibres of technical textile industry. The properties, application and leading manufacturers are also covered. These fibres are listed below: …
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This industry is new and growing sector in India. It generates good revenue for the country. This industry is rich with many natural and synthetic fibres. All these fibres are useful in different ways. Synthetic fibres are made from doing some special chemical processes on natural fibres or obtained directly from chemicals. These fibres have …
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Spinning/Metallic Yarn Manufacturing Process Metallic yarns are by and large made from strips of a synthetic film, such as polyester, coated with metallic particles. In one more method, aluminum foil strips are sandwiched amid layers of film. Metallic yarns may also be made by twisting a strip of metal around a natural or man-made core …
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The fabric of kids’ garments must be made of nontoxic materials so that it does not harm their sensitive skin. The clothes should also be appropriately labeled. Materials like cotton can be used for tagging regular apparel while some other clothes may need different materials. Garment and fabric manufacturers need to label their products for …
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