Lap preparation is the process to prepare for combing process by making flat laps with combining multiple threads of carded slivers. It is the important step in the combing process, which influences the quality of the combed sliver.
Basic Concept of Combing Process | Types of Comber Machine
Combing is the process that removes the final proportion of short fibers, neps and others impurities such as vegetable matter and seed coat fragments in cotton that has already been carded. Combed yarns are superior in quality when compared to carded yarn as they are generally finer, stronger, smoother and more uniform due to the removal of short fibers and the alignment of fibers.
Different Action of Combing Machine
Noil consists of shorter fibers and neps. The amount of noil removed in the combing process may be varied to suit the circumstances and is usually expressed in percentage based on the original weight of laps fed into the machine.
Production Calculation of Lap Former Machine
Part 1: Basic Concept of Combing Process | Types of Comber Machine Part 2: Lap Preparation | Sliver Lap Machine | Ribbon Lap Machine Part 3: Production Calculation of Lap Former Machine Part 4: Different Action of Combing Machine | Comber Waste in a Cotton Comber | Material Passage Diagram of Comber Part 5: Production […]
Production Calculation of Comber Machine
Part 1: Basic Concept of Combing Process | Types of Comber Machine Part 2: Lap Preparation | Sliver Lap Machine | Ribbon Lap Machine Part 3: Production Calculation of Lap Former Machine Part 4: Different Action of Combing Machine | Comber Waste in a Cotton Comber | Material Passage Diagram of Comber Part 5: Production […]
Viscose Fiber | Viscose Rayon Production | Properties of Viscose Rayon
Viscose Fiber | Viscose Rayon Production | Flow Chart of Viscose Rayon Manufacturing | Properties of Viscose Rayon | Trade Name of Viscose | End Use of Viscose Rayon Viscose is a man-made, natural polymeric cellulose or regenerated cellulose filament or staple fiber. Viscose regenerated cellulose is obtained by the viscoseprocess. The name viscose was derived from the […]
