Direct System of Yarn Count: In this process, the count is based on the number of weight units in a length unit. Thus the size or bulkiness of the yarn is directly proportional to the count number. A coarser yarn will have a higher yarn count number while a finer yarn will have a lower…
Yarn Count: The count is a numerical value, which expresses the coarseness or fineness (diameter) of the yarn and also indicates the relationship between length and weight(the mass per unit length or the length per unit mass) of that yarn. In this article, we will know about the selection of yarn count for various GSM…
Indirect or Fixed System of Count: An indirect system of yarn numbering and calculation system is the count of yarn expresses the number of length units in one weight unit. Higher the count finer is the yarn. This system is generally used for cotton, worsted, woolen, linen (wet spun), etc. The indirect system of yarn…
Introduction: Yarn count and machine gauge are two important factors that affect the properties of a knitted fabric. The relationship between yarn count & machine gauge is indirect. In general, finer yarns are knit on higher gauge machines, and coarser yarns are knit on lower gauge machines. This is because the spacing between needles on…
Blow Room Line: A blow room line is a series of machines used in the textile industry to process raw cotton into cotton fiber that can be further processed into yarn. The blow room line is the first stage in the spinning process and is responsible for opening, cleaning, and blending the raw cotton. The…
Inspection: Fabric inspection is a quality control process that involves examining fabric for defects or irregularities before it is used in production or shipped to customers. The purpose of fabric inspection is to identify any defects or issues with the fabric, such as holes, stains, uneven dyeing, or other flaws that could affect the appearance…
