#Textile #Gate #Tf_Gate #Testing #FabricTesting #FabricGrading #Fabric #FabricInspection 10-point Fabric inspection system: It is one of the Fabric inspection systems where a maximum of 10 penalty points can be awarded to one defect. This system was introduced in 1955 which was adopted by Textile Distributors and the National Federation of Textiles. This is the earliest inspection system and is designed to identify defects and assign each defect a value based on the severity

#Textile #Fabric #Coverfactor #Gate Fabric Cover Factor: It is defined as the fraction of the area of the fabric covered by both warp and weft yarns. It is calculated from the threads/inch in the threads/inch in the fabric and counts of the threads. Cloth Setting: It gives the density of thread spacing and is expressed as the number of threads over a convenient linear distance such as an inch or a centimeter. Two values are necessary, the first defining the number of ends, th

#Textiles #Textile #Knitting #Gate #Fabric Open Loop: The open-loop is one in which the loop forming yarns doesn’t cross at the bottom of the loop. Closed-loop: In a closed-loop, the legs of the loop cross so that the loop closing takes place. Face loop: During loop formation when the new loop emerges through the old loop from back to face side it is called a face loop or weft knit loop. Back loop: If the new loop passes from the face side to the backside of old loop it is ca

#Fabric #textile #Moisture #Testing #Cotton #knit #Dye Natural dyes are derived from natural resources based upon their source of origin. These are broadly classified as plant, animal, mineral, and microbial dyes. As plants are the major sources of natural dyes interest in natural dyes grew. Information about natural dyeing was collected from the old literature and traditional dyeing practices in different regions were documented, compiled by various researchers. Later inform

#Textile #Gate #Fabric #Fashion #GSM #FabricWeight #TextileCoach GSM| Fabric Weight: The weight of a fabric can be described in the following two ways: Weight per unit area in terms of ounces per square yard or grams per square meter. Weight per unit length in terms of ounce per yard or grams per meter. The weight of a fabric can be determined by one of the following three methods: Method 1: Weighing of an entire cut, roll or bale of fabric when the length and width of the fa

#Textile #Gate #Tf_Gate #Count #Fabric #FabricCount #EPI #PPI Fabric Count: The Fabric count is the number of warp and weft yarns per unit distance while the fabric is held without tension and is free of folds and wrinkles. In the woven fabric the warp yarns are referred to like ends, i.e., the number of warps ends per inch is known as ends per inch (EPI). The threads of weft are called picks and the number of weft threads per inch is known as picks per inch (PPI). Determinat

#Textile #Gate #Fabric #Testing #FabricTesting #FabricWidth #FabricLength #FabricThickness Next to food and shelter, clothing is the most important need to humans, as it comes into use initially as a means of protection against the actions of weather. In modern trends, its utility for enhancing the appearance of an individual could be considered equally important. Also, some types of fabrics are used for different type types of industrial purposes. In order to judge the suita

#FSD #Gate #TfGate #Fabric #Design #Textile Fabric Structure and Design Fabric: A Fabric is defined as the structure made out of interlacement of Warp and Weft Yarns. Structure: It is defined as the order of interlacement of Warp and Weft. Design: It is defined as a plan which gives the appearance of the structure. Weave: It is defined as the order of interlacement of fabric, for example, 1/1 (1 up, 1 down) which indicates that every thread goes once up and once down i.e., th