Yarn Count calculation: comprehensive 2 way of yarn numbering system
Yarn Count: Count is a numerical expression of a yarn, which defines fineness & coarseness. A definition of yarn count is given by the textile ...
Read moreTop 3 Effective method of Fiber length measurement
FIBER LENGTH: Fiber length means the distance between two ends of the fiber in straight condition. Different Setting point gauging, machine distance, beating points speed, ...
Read more5 EFFECTIVE insights of moisture regain in textile fiber
Moisture Regain: Moisture regain is defined as the weight of water in a material expressed as a percentage of the over dry weight of the ...
Read more10 comprehensive steps in textile fiber sampling method
What is Textile Fiber Sampling? Textile fiber sampling is the process of collecting a sample from a large number of textile fiber material. This allows ...
Read moreDifferences Between Direct-to-Garment (DTG), Direct-to-Film (DTF), and UV Printing
The main differences between Direct-to-Garment (DTG), Direct-to-Film (DTF), and (UV) printing are the materials they work with, the types of ink they use, and the ...
Read moreWaffle Fabric – Features, Properties And Uses
What is Waffle fabric? Waffle knit fabric is produced on a rib machine utilizing either a knit & miss loop or a knit & tuck ...
Read moreCompactor Machine In Textile Finishing
Compactor Machine: The compactor machine stands as a specialized textile finishing machine designed explicitly for compacting 100% cotton knitted fabric. Most of the common compactor ...
Read moreWashing fastness test method: iSO 105 C06
Washing Fastness: Washing fastness refers the ability of a dyed fabric to retain its original shade against fade during washing. The washing fastness test examines ...
Read moreColor Fastness test
Color fastness: Color fastness refers to resistance to fading. A dye retains its color on dyed or printed textiles under various conditions like rubbing, light, ...
Read moreCVC Knit Fabric Dyeing Process -Exhaust Dyeing Machine
CVC knit fabric dyeing: Â CVC stands for Chief Value of Cotton. This fabric blend typically contains a higher percentage of cotton than polyester. For ...
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