What is Imperfection or IPI in Textile yarn Imperfection or IPI (Imperfections per 1000 meters) in yarn refers to the presence of flaws, defects, or irregularities found within a length of yarn. These imperfections can include thick or thin sections, knots, slubs, neps, or other irregularities. This affect the uniformity and quality of the yarn. […]
Understanding HVI Cotton Test Report Introduction Understanding HVI Cotton Test ReportHVI parameters are used to measure the quality of cotton bales. These parameters are important for grading and sorting. The measurement process is divided into two different stages, which includes: 1 – Mic – Micronaire Here are some of the interesting points about Micronaire: M
Yarn Uster Report Description Uster yarn testing parameters are used to test the uniformity in yarn with the help of a highly complex testing machine that has the capability to determine the variation in yarn even less than one denier. It is important to note that Uster Quality Factor (UQF) is not a single number
Yarn Results Tensorapid and Tensojet Yarn Results Tensorapid and Tensojet The tensorapid and tensojet are two of the most used instruments in textile testing labs today. They provide an excellent opportunity to measure breaking force, elongation, rkm and many other key indicators of quality. Here are some key points regarding these measurements: Breaking Force is a
Organic Cotton NOP and NPOP Certificate Certified Organic Cotton NOP NOP Organic Cotton Description. (NOP) is an abbreviation of National Organic Program. Organic cotton that has been certified to be grown without the use of any prohibited substances. It is a federal regulatory program for enforcing consistent national standards for organic products related to agricultural
Major Faults in Weaving Fabric The fabric industry is a very large and important part of the clothing industry. The production of fabric starts with the manufacturing of yarns. Fabrics, diverse in types, share a common origin: they’re woven from yarns. They can consist of natural, synthetic, or blended fibers and can be woven or
Major Faults in Dyed and Printed Fabrics The causes of these faults can be classified into four categories Following is the list of the major problems or faults commonly found in printed or dyed fabrics Faults Description Horizontal linesHorizontal lines on fabric are usually caused by a fault in the weaving process, such as when
Complete Spinning Mill Process Spinning is a process that converts raw materials, such as cotton, wool, or flax, into a continuous strand of yarn. The process is carried out in four steps: carding, drawing out, spinning and twisting. Below are the details of some major sections or departments in a complete spinning mill process. Blow Room
Complete Weaving Mill Process The weaving process is one of the most important processes in textile production. It is a complicated process and requires a lot of expertise to get it done right. The different parts of the process are warp sizing, warping, weaving, and taking up. The weaving process is a complex process, and it
Cotton Bale Weight in Different countries Cotton Bale Weight in Different countriesThe most important and noteworthy parameters of cotton bale are as follows Cotton bale Dimension Cotton Bale Density The following are the standard bale weights in different countries. Also please note that mostly people follow the USDA WASDE report for cotton quantity counting globally and these
