Textile

The place where goods are kept is called a store or warehouse. Store refers to the activities involving the storage of goods on a large scale in a systematic and orderly manner and making them available conveniently when needed. Store means holding or preserving goods in huge quantities from the time of their purchase or[…] Read More

The demand for variety in textile materials and colors has propagated the utilization of a large number of dyes and chemicals. The majority of dyes are retained in the final textile material, but most of the chemicals and residual dyestuffs are discharged in the effluents. The toxic chemicals may be present as auxiliaries (surfactants) in the[…] Read More

Before knowing the differences between Knitting and Weaving, one thing is for sure, both are fabric manufacturing processes. Knitting goes with flexible and stretchy fabrics made by interloping yarn loops, making it suitable for garments like sweaters and socks; weaving, on the contrary, is a more stable and stronger method of fabric production where warp[…] Read More

Problem-solving is the key thing for any manufacturing industry, very important for the Textile industry like where knit Fabric manufacturing and knit processing. Here we are discussing 8 steps of problem-solving in the Knitting industry. What are the 8 Steps of Problem Solving in the Knitting Industry? 1. Define the problem: – We have some[…] Read More

Before woven fabric manufacturing, warp yarns are sized by using different processes which totally depends on the required quality of yarn or fabric. Sizing is the process of applying size ingredients in the warp yarn. After applying the sizing process in warp yarn, different types of changes occurred such as increased frictional resistance, flexibility, smoothness, etc. During this process, several[…] Read More

The process by which fabric is produced by a set of connected loops from a series of yarn in a weft or warp direction is called knitting. Knitting is the method of creating fabric by transforming continuous strands of yarn into a series of interlocking loops, each row of such loops hanging from the one immediately preceding[…] Read More