A Guide to Textile and Clothing
A Guide to Textile and Clothing
Main Features of Flocked Fabrics A surface effect that is similar to a nap or a pile may be created by flocking, a process in which short fibres are “glued” onto the surface of fabrics ….. Read More
Instead of buying any cotton available at the lowest price, spin it to produce yarn if highest count possible and selling yarn at any market at random. It is advisable to locate a good market where yarn can be ….. Read More
Weft Storage System – Drum Feeder The following figure shows the schematic diagram of a drum feeder for air-jet weaving machines. The weft yarn is drawn off the package and wound onto measuring band two ….. Read More
Working Principle of Air Jet Loom Air jet weaving machines were invented in Czechoslovakia and later refined by the Swiss, Dutch, and Japanese were designed to retain the tension less aspect of the picking action of the ….. Read More
Direct Counting Method The essence of the method is to unwind the twist in a yarn until the fibres are parallel to the yarn axis and to count how many turns are required to do his. A suitable instrument has two ….. Read More
Primary Motions In order to interlace warp and weft threads to produce fabric on any type of weaving machine, three operations are necessary: Shedding Separating the warp threads, which run down the fabric, into two layers to ….. Read More
