Difference between Woolen Yarn and Worsted Yarn
What is Woolen Yarn? Woollen yarn is thick and usually created from the shorter fibers of the sheep’s fleece. Woolen yarn is soft, light, stretchy, …
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Melamine Fiber: Properties, Production and Uses
What is Melamine Fiber? Melamine fiber is a manufactured fiber in which the fiber-forming substance is a synthetic polymer composed of at least 50% by …
Quality Control System in Garments Industry
Quality means customer needs is to be satisfied. Failure to maintain an adequate quality standard can therefore be unsuccessful. But maintaining an adequate standard of …
Process Flow Chart of Yarn Spinning Technology
What is Spinning? Spinning is the first step to produce a textile product such as yarn, fabric, garments, home textiles etc. At present, the short-staple …
Flow Chart of Carded Yarn Manufacturing Process
What is Carded Yarn? If you want to make a yarn you will have two methods to follow. One is carded yarn manufacturing method and …
Different Types of Printing Techniques on Fabric
Textile Printing: The word “printing” is derived from the Latin word meaning “pressing” and implies the application of “pressure”. Textile printing is the process of …
Torsional Properties of Fiber and Textile Materials
Torsional Properties of Fiber: It is the property of textile fibers or materials when a torsional force is applied on it. The torsional properties determine …