Bale management is the first step of spinning. 40% of yarn quality comes from bale management. Good bale management gives good results in yarn manufacturing. Good mixing depends on good bale management. Flow chart of Bale management Raw cotton => Bale-Moisture % test => Collect sample (Every bale) => Sample testing => Classify bale => Bale law down => … [Read more...] about Flow Chart of Bale Management
Textile Flow Chart
Flow Chart of Rotor Yarn Manufacturing
Rotor spinning is known also open-end spinning or breaks spinning. Now it becomes very popular spinning. Features of Rotor spinning process Yarn Coarser than carded or combed yarn Low count. Generally 20 counts, highest 40s Yarn Use for coarser fabric Low manufacturing coast. Produced by low graded fiber High productivity Less wastage … [Read more...] about Flow Chart of Rotor Yarn Manufacturing
Process Sequence of Fabric Cutting
In garments manufacturing fabric, cutting means to cut out the garment's pieces from lays of the fabric with the help of cutting template or marker. Cutting is one of the major steps to make a complete garment. For cutting of fabric generally, the marker is applied to the top ply of a lay. Process Sequence of Fabric Cutting Section In garments manufacturing industry the term … [Read more...] about Process Sequence of Fabric Cutting
Carded Yarn Manufacturing Process
Carded Yarn Carded yarn is formed by carding operation without combing. This yarn made from short-staple spinning. Generally less 60s count yarn manufactured without bombing machine. But in particular time 60s or 80s count yarn manufactured without combing. There lots of short fiber in carded yarn, which produced less strength, yarns than combing. Features of Carded Yarn … [Read more...] about Carded Yarn Manufacturing Process
Flow Chart of Knitting
Knitting is the process where the yarn is manipulated to make cloth. Knitting can be done by hand or with the help of a machine. In other words, knitting is a technique of producing two-dimensional fabrics into one-dimensional yarn. Knitted fabric consists of a number of consecutive rows of loops, called stitches. As each row progresses, a new loop is pulled through an … [Read more...] about Flow Chart of Knitting