Knitting-Interlooping
Knitting is the most common technique of inter-looping and is second only to weaving as a technique of constructing textile structures.
Construction of Knit Fabric
Fibre production
Jute fibres (Natural fibre)
- Natural fibre
- Man-made fibre
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Yarn spinning
Yarn spinning stages from fibre to sliver
- Drafting
- Insertion of twist in fibres
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Yarn storage
Types of different material yarns produced by spinning
- Preparing and storing yarn using processes: twisting, steaming, winding, yarn dying and weft winding
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Warping
Warping
- Preparing warp beam with a large number of yarn
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Drawing-in
- Drawing the yarn through a drop wire, a heddle and reed dent
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Weaving
- Interlacing of warp and weft in loom or weaving machine
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Finishing
- Giving final quality to fabric through washing, dying etc
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Finishing
A sample of woven fabric
- Woven fabric with its final quality and dimension
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Project
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