Weaving
- Yarn Preparation: Yarns are prepared for weaving by processes such as winding, warping, and sizing. This ensures the yarns are strong and uniform.
- Warping: Long yarns (warp yarns) are arranged parallel to each other on a beam. This forms the base of the fabric.
- Weft Insertion: Weft yarns are inserted perpendicular to the warp yarns using a weaving loom. The loom interlaces the warp and weft yarns to create the fabric.
- Loom Types: Different types of looms can be used, including shuttle looms, rapier looms, and air-jet looms, depending on the desired fabric properties and production efficiency. This process is a key step in any cotton shirt factory.
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