Non-Woven Fabrics
Nonwoven fabrics are flexible, breathable materials made up of one or more layers of fibers. These fibers can either be aligned in a particular direction or randomly arranged. They are […]
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Principles of Warp Knitting: A Simplified Guide
Introduction to Warp Knitted Fabrics: Warp knitting is a type of fabric formation where the yarns, called “the warp,” are fed from a warp sheet, each yarn having a consistent […]
GENERAL TERMS OF KNITTING
Kink of Yarn: This refers to a length of yarn bent into a specific shape, making it ready to be transformed into a weft-knitted loop. Knitted Loop: When two kinks […]
HISTORY OF KNITTING TECHNOLOGY
Knitted fabrics are quite distinct from woven fabrics. Woven fabrics are made by intertwining threads in a crisscross pattern, while knitting involves forming loops that interlock with previously created loops. […]
Weaving Technology and Woven Fabrics
Woven Fabrics:Woven fabrics are created by interlacing longitudinal warp threads with transverse weft threads. The arrangement and pattern of these interlacings depend on the desired structure and design of the […]
Fabric and Fabric Manufacturing
Fabric: A fabric is a flexible, flat material made from solutions, fibers, yarns, or a combination of these. Some fabrics are created directly from fiber webs through bonding, fusing, or […]
Yarn Numbering System(Yarn Count)
Yarn count is a numerical value that quantifies the thickness or fineness of a yarn. It essentially represents the relationship between the length and weight of the yarn, indicating the […]
Categorizing Yarns by Their Purpose
Yarns can be classified into two primary categories based on their intended use: weaving yarns and knitting yarns. Weaving Yarns Yarns designed for weaving fabric are specifically prepared to meet […]
Yarn and Yarn Manufacturing
Yarn is a continuous strand created by twisting or laying together fibers, which can be used to produce textile fabrics. It can consist of natural or synthetic fibers or filaments, […]
Fibers : Chemical Solubility Tests
Chemical solubility tests are essential for identifying most manufactured fibers. These tests are typically conducted after performing burning tests and examining fibers under a microscope. Preliminary burning tests can provide […]