Author : industry.textile

In the textile sector, weaving is the result of interlacing between two different sets of yarn, which means warp and weft yarn. The fabric that is produced by using this interlacing technique is known as a woven fabric. Weaving is the manufacturing process of woven fabric. In this article, we are explaining the details of … Read More

It is the process of converting yarn into fabric by inter-looping yarns. In the actual construction of the fabric, loops are formed, then new loops are drawn through previously formed loops. In the knitting sector, knitted loops are known as stitches when they are pulled through another loop. It should be noted here that stitches are produced … Read More

Once upon a time, Bangladesh was fully dependent on imported fabrics to fulfill the huge fabric demands of readymade garments manufacturing factories. Now, the scenario has changed quietly. A lot of fabric manufacturing factories have come out to solve that problem, and they are now producing a vast amount of fabrics for our readymade industry. Among those … Read More

Dyeing and Printing are two different processes and different applications in the textile industry. Key Differences Between Dyeing and Printing Processes in the Textile Industry. Dyeing A dye is a coloring material that is used for presenting color to exclusive materials or changing the color of something. Dyes have chromophores and auxochromes, which are responsible … Read More

In the textile industry, the spinning process starts from the fibre and ends with yarn production. Here, a lot of terms and definitions are used throughout the process. Sometimes we have to face some important abbreviations in the interview board from the spinning sector. Given its importance, this article has presented the most common abbreviations … Read More

Any fiber or filament that is manufactured by human efforts is called a Man-Made Fiber. The chemical, physical, thermal, and optical properties of Man-Made Fibers are significantly modified during their manufacturing process. The consumption of Man-Made Fibers in textiles is sharply increasing day by day. Now its market share is above 60% of the total fiber consumption. … Read More