Rotor Spinning Process Rotor spinning process is fundamentally different from the ring spinning process in both mechanism and outcomes. Rotor spinning is also called open-end spinning. In rotor spinning process the preparatory processes include the operation of the blow room, card and draw frame passage. For the spinning of coarser yarn counts with shorter fiber […]
What is Carding in Textile? Carding is the action of reducing tufts of entangled fibers into a filmy web of individual fibers by working the tufts between closely spaced surfaces clothed with opposing sharp points. In carding process, fiber tufts are further opened and separated to almost single fiber stage by the card and thereafter
What is Neps in Textile? Neps are small entanglement of textile fibres in the form of tiny ball that cannot be unraveled, formed during carding or ginning. Presence of neps, on the surface of the fabric, causes undyed or unprinted spots after dyeing or printing. Neps some time contain immature fibers which are usually weaker
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