Introduction of Sizing
Sizing is the process of applying size to warp yarns to improve their weavability. Weavability refers to the ability of warp yarns to withstand repeated friction, stretching, bending and other…
Comparison of Cotton, Wool, Silk and Linen Spinning Processes
Spinning, as an engineering technology, processes fiber aggregates, and its essence is the process of changing fibers from a chaotic state into an orderly arrangement in the longitudinal direction. Currently,…
Automatic Colorimeter DW6001
The DW6001 Automatic Colorimeter is used to determine the object's whiteness, yellowness, color, and color difference, as well as its opacity, transparency, light scattering coefficient, light absorption coefficient, and ink absorption value.
Working Principle and Characteristics of Rotor Spinning
Rotor spinning working principle Rotor spinning is a new spinning methods, this spinning method belongs to the category of open-end spinning. Rotor spinning does not use spindles, mainly relying on…
Combing Process in Spinning
Before processing cotton, wool, and silk fibers into fabrics, the process of removing impurities and short fibers in the fibers with a combing machine is called combing. The texture, washability…
Carding in Textile and Its Influencing Factors
The essence of spinning is to ensure that the fibers are arranged in an orderly manner along the axial direction. To accomplish this task, carding in textile is the foundation…
Definition and Classification of Yarn Spinning
What is yarn spinning Yarn spinning is the technique of making yarn from fibers. The fibers can be wool, cotton or other natural materials, or they can be synthetic. Spinning…
Spinning Process- The Major Steps
Spinning is a very ancient activity, and people have understood how to spin small fibers into long threads, which are subsequently weaved into cloth since prehistoric times. Spinning process, in…
What do You need to Know about Sublimation Fastness and Sublimation Fastness Tester
What is sublimation fastness? Fastness to ironing（color fastness to hot pressing） Fastness to ironing refers to the degree to which a dyed fabric changes color or fades when pressed. The…
Sublimation Fastness-All You Need to Know
What is sublimation fastness Sublimation fastness is commonly associated with the dyeing of polyester disperse dyes. When the temperature rises above a certain point (setting above 180°C, ironing above 200°C),…