Laps of warp knit machine
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Loops in warp knitting are called laps. There are two types of laps: over laps, where the yarn wraps around the needle, and under laps, the length of yarn connecting loops. Overlaps are formed through shogging and sewing motions, while underlaps connect two successive overlaps. The main lap variations are closed laps with overlaps and underlaps in opposite directions, open laps with overlaps and underlaps in the same direction, laying-in with only underlaps, and miss lapping with neither overlaps nor underlaps.
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- 1. LAPS OF WARP KNIT MACHINE PRESENTED BY: MD: FAHIMUZZAMAN TE-14025 DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE ENGINEERING MAWLANA BHASHANI SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY
- 2. WHAT IS LAP? Loops are termed as laps in warp knitting because warp guide laps their yarn around the needle in order to formed the loops structure.
- 3. TYPES OF LAPS Laps Overlaps Underlaps
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