A Guide to Textile and Clothing
A Guide to Textile and Clothing
Fusing Process Regardless of which fusible and machine are used, fusing is controlled by four processing components – temperature, time, pressure and cooling and these have to be accurately combined in order to achieve the optimum results. Temperature There is a limited range of temperatures that are effective for each type of resin. Too high[…]
Working Principal of Winch Dyeing Machine This is one kind old dyeing machine for fabrics in rope form with stationary liquor and moving material system. The machine is operated at a maximum temperature of 950 – 1000 C for open bath winch but for closed winch, the machine operates at a maximum temperature of 1300 – 1600 C. The liquor ratio[…]
Definition Lace is an open work fabric consisting of a network of yarns formed into intricate designs. Lace may be hand or machine made, and intricate patterns can be produced by either technique. Both narrow and wide lace fabrics are available. The edges of the fabric may be straight or curved. It is an important[…]
Definition of Screen Printing Screen printing is becoming increasingly important. The designs are fairly simple to apply and the dimensions of the screens can easily be changed. The pressure which is exerted is also lower than with roller printing. Textured surfaces are not crushed and color development is also better. Screen printing is comparable to stenciling. A[…]
Textile Engineering has become a passionate subject among students due to its demand. Modern Textile factories are multiplying due to contemporary fashion design. So these modern factories need highly educated Textile Engineers to cope with the current situation. But the students will be confused about where to get admitted. A government institute will be the[…]
Definition of Interlining Interlining is one kind of accessories used between two fabric layers in garments to support, reinforce, and control areas of garments and retain actual shape. It may be applied to base fabric by sewing and bonding. The fabrics used as interlining are made of cotton, nylon, polyester, wool, and viscose. Sometimes finishing[…]
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