29th June 2007
Forums are becoming the buzz word these days. People from sundry websites and field are coming to forums to catch up with the latest discussions on board. They also post in a lot of relevant information whether some product was useful or help need to unde...
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29th June 2007
Textile exhibitions are good to show forth the current textile products and new ones to be launched. Many companies get to know each other through such meets and may even develop into good partnerships. Now consider this. Textile Industry is one of the bi...
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29th June 2007
Polyester Filament Yarn has been one of the textile products in greater demand due to its tensile capacity. Many products right from fabrics to hosiery and also some home textiles products.
Let me first begin with the manufacturing of filament yarn ...
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29th June 2007
Pima cotton is a type of cotton grown primarily in the United State's Southwest. It is considered to be one of the superior blends of cotton, and is extremely durable and absorbent. Pima cotton is named after the Pima Native Americans who first cultivated...
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29th June 2007
Nylon 6,6 and Nylon 6 are the most versatile commercial nylon products in the market having a vast range of uses depending upon the need. Both the products are used for engineering applications though Nylon 6,6 is more used for its ductility and tensile s...
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29th June 2007
The Metallic Yarn Manufacturing Process
Metallic yarns are by and large made from strips of a synthetic film, such as polyester, coated with metallic particles. In one more method, aluminum foil strips are sandwiched amid layers of film. Metallic yarns m...
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29th June 2007
Non-woven textiles are defined as flat structured fabrics such as felt or sheets which are neither woven nor knit. Production of nonwovens basically requires three basic steps
Fiber blending, web formation using extrusion, air laid, wet laid or carde...
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29th June 2007
Yarn is basically a strand of fibres or filaments twisted in a bunch form to form a continuous length. The yarn is mainly used for weaving, knitting fabrics and also used for stitching. Apart from these main usages, yarn is also used in one or other form ...
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29th June 2007
More and more businesses and organizations are now turning to email marketing to keep profits rolling in. While an increasing number of people say they rarely surf the Net, the vast majority of North Americans check their email every day. Email marketing ...
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29th June 2007
Crude oil prices have been capturing many news headlines worldwide, be they are falling or rising. Crude oil has been demonstrating a sense of its importance to global consumers for the past couple of years. In the past, many economies had failed to adept...
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29th June 2007
Cashmere Yarn has been a special fibre which has its own fans group across the world. Though not in direct competition with the leaders like cotton, wool and silk. Still it has carved a niche market for itself particularly amongst the designer folk who tr...
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29th June 2007
Acrylic fibres are synthetic fibres derived from polyacrylonitrile. By the process of free radical polymerization, the polymer for the acrylic fibres is formed. During polymerization process of chemical reaction, three-dimensional networks of polymer chai...
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29th June 2007
Metallic fibres have made the saying ‘Spinning Straw in Gold' come to pass. Though straw is never used, its place is rightly taken by other precious metals like silver. Metallic fibres are also known as Zari particularly in India. The most common proces...
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29th June 2007
Silk fibre is the most beautiful natural fibre to be found by the human civilization. Well speaking of the history of this special fibre, all credit goes to the Chinese Empress three millennia before when she thought of doing some good for her people. Her...
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29th June 2007
Aramid yarns are the answer to the prayers of millions of military men and women involved in combat operations. Every time there is a risk of fabric caching fire. As we know though cotton, nylon, silk, wool may be the most popular fibers globally but it's...
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