Production in Drawframe: Draw frame is a part of the yarn manufacturing process in which slivers pass through pairs of rollers and get some elongation, draft, doubled, and drawn. That’s why it ensures more straight, more combination, and more uniformity of yarns. Dust removal is also like a four subject of this draw frame stage….
Conversion Factor for Textile Calculation: In the path of textile calculation, we need to work with numerous number/count units of measurement. Because many of the mathematical theories we see require frequent conversion of units. Is for example, Problem: 01 A wrapper’s beam containing 420 ends and a length of 2000 yards weights (net) 20 pounds. Find…
Yarn Wrapping Calculation: The object of taking wrapping in spinning is to ascertain the actual hank or count of the product which is expected to be not significantly different from what is desired or predetermined. Calculation of Probable Weight Due to Yarn Wrapping. Therefore it becomes much necessary to lay down certain expected upper and…
How to Calculate Hank in Spinning: This constant of 8.33 can be very conveniently used in determining the hank or count of any stage material, namely, lap, sliver, roving, or yarn. The constant 8.33 is the weight in grains of one yard of 1s count. In this article, we will know how to calculate the…
Costing Sheet for Woven Garments: Preparation of costing sheet is an important part of merchandising profile. It plays an important role in the garment export business. A merchandiser should have a clear concept about all the processes of apparel manufacturing to make an effective, profitable, and competitive cost sheet. Normally senior merchandisers make a costing…
Formulas for Determining Fiber Properties: Today we will discuss some easy formula aims to determine some important properties of the fiber-like diameter of the fiber, fiber maturity, spinning limit, spinning value of cotton fiber, standard fiber fineness, etc. Those properties are necessary to know before making a decision about production. So let’s have a look…
