textilecoachDec 2, 20212 minFabric Cover Factor#Textile #Fabric #Coverfactor #Gate Fabric Cover Factor: It is defined as the fraction of the area of the fabric covered by both warp and...
textilecoachNov 8, 202110 minA STUDY ON THE COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF EUCALYPTUS DYE ON PIQUE AND INTERLOCK COTTON KNIT MATER#Fabric #textile #Moisture #Testing #Cotton #knit #Dye Natural dyes are derived from natural resources based upon their source of origin....
textilecoachNov 3, 20213 minYARN CRIMP#Textile #Yarn #Crimp #Gate #TextileCoach Crimp: Due to the interlacement of warp and weft yarns, a certain amount of waviness is...
textilecoachOct 16, 20219 minIPR PROTECTION TO HANDLOOMS IN INDIA – AN OVERVIEW#Textiles #Textile #Handlooms #IPR #India India has made many strides in the world economy since its Independence in the year 1947. The...
textilecoachSep 13, 20213 minWarp Protector MotionWarp Protector Motion Warp protector motions protect the warp in the event of shuttle trap which may be due to over picking. The...
textilecoachJul 27, 20211 minCrimp % & Contraction % CalculationCrimp: Crimp is defined as the shortening of yarn length in the fabric. crimp is created due to the interlacement / interloping of yarn...
textilecoachFeb 1, 20211 minCommon elements of Dobby and their functionFaults in dobby weaving: Peg falling: This is due to continuous use of old lattices for long time where in the used peg may get worn out...
textilecoachFeb 1, 20213 minTypes of ShedShed: Shed is the temporary separation between upper and lower warp yarns to facilitate the weft insertion. Types of Shed: Sheds are...
textilecoachJan 15, 20211 minWeaving | Loom Specifications | Classification of LoomIntroduction: Weaving is one of the fabric manufacturing method. The process of interlacement of warp(end) and weft(pick) yarns into a...
textilecoachJan 13, 20212 minYarn Preparation | Need of Yarn Preparation The raw material for weaving is yarn which can be grey or dyed. Yarn is considered to be the main element for weaving. Yarn directly from...