Spinning steps on a Bigagli self-acting mule "B7 Double Drive" model. The process is used today across the world to produce fine and extra fine high quality yarns from specialty fibers such as wool, cashmere, mohair, alpaca, angora, merino and so on...
The Bigagli self-acting mule "B7 Double Drive" model is available with a high degree of automation and a centralized computer that controls all the machine functions, including the carriages movement, the feed carriage speed, the adjustment of yarn feed speed and drafting percentages, the reverse speed, the spooling speed, the cops formation, the alarms operating data recording and the production setting data modification history.
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The spinning process on a Bigagli self-acting mule "B7 Double Drive" model is used today across the world to produce fine and extra fine high quality yarns from specialty fibers such as wool, cashmere, mohair, alpaca, angora, merino, vicuna, rabbit and so on...
Presentation on process control study in spinning dpt.Anchal Aneja
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The document provides information about the blow room process in spinning mills. It discusses the objectives and processes that occur in the blow room like pre-opening, pre-cleaning, blending, fine opening and dedusting. It describes the machines used and parameters that need to be considered like beater type, speed, settings and production rate. The goal of the blow room is to supply clean and homogenous fibre tufts to the carding machine without damaging fibres.
This document discusses different types of spinning systems used to process staple fibers into yarns. It describes the main types as ring spinning, compact spinning, open end spinning, and air jet spinning. For each type, it provides information on the typical yarn count ranges, fiber properties required, and basic processing steps. It also compares the production efficiency and quality differences between conventional and modern spinning systems. Finally, it discusses important factors to consider regarding fiber quality and its impact on yarn quality and production costs.
This document provides an overview of the layout and machinery used in a spinning plant. It describes the key processes including blow room, carding, draw frame, combing, speed frame, ring frame, winding, and conditioning. It lists common machinery manufacturers and provides links to related textile technology Facebook pages and the author's blog.
This document provides an overview of the cotton combing process. It discusses that combing removes short fibers to produce higher quality yarn. There are various types of combers that perform this process. Combing results in yarn that is softer, finer, and smoother than carded yarn due to the removal of short fibers and impurities. However, combing also increases costs and fiber loss compared to carding. The document outlines the various steps and operations involved in combing cotton fibers to produce combed yarn.
This document discusses process control and yarn quality in spinning. It contains 13 chapters that cover various aspects of quality management in the spinning industry such as quality definitions, statistical quality control, raw material selection, control of waste and neps, control of count and strength variation, yarn evenness, short term irregularity, yarn faults, productivity, and yarn quality requirements. The introduction provides an overview of the contents in each chapter.
Analysis of rejected ring cops in autoconer winding machineTaukir Kabir Tusar
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This document discusses the analysis of rejected ring cops in an autoconer winding machine. It begins with an introduction that describes ring cops, rejected ring cops, and the aim of analyzing the causes of cop rejections. The document then covers literature related to winding, common faults in winding, and reasons for faulty ring cops being rejected. It describes the experimental work, including collecting sample cops, quality tests performed, and identified causes of rejection such as count variation, product type variation, low cop content, and excessive neps. The goal is to understand the sources of rejections in order to reduce rejection rates.
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The spinning process on a Bigagli self-acting mule "B7 Double Drive" model is used today across the world to produce fine and extra fine high quality yarns from specialty fibers such as wool, cashmere, mohair, alpaca, angora, merino, vicuna, rabbit and so on...
Presentation on process control study in spinning dpt.Anchal Aneja
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The document provides information about the blow room process in spinning mills. It discusses the objectives and processes that occur in the blow room like pre-opening, pre-cleaning, blending, fine opening and dedusting. It describes the machines used and parameters that need to be considered like beater type, speed, settings and production rate. The goal of the blow room is to supply clean and homogenous fibre tufts to the carding machine without damaging fibres.
This document discusses different types of spinning systems used to process staple fibers into yarns. It describes the main types as ring spinning, compact spinning, open end spinning, and air jet spinning. For each type, it provides information on the typical yarn count ranges, fiber properties required, and basic processing steps. It also compares the production efficiency and quality differences between conventional and modern spinning systems. Finally, it discusses important factors to consider regarding fiber quality and its impact on yarn quality and production costs.
This document provides an overview of the layout and machinery used in a spinning plant. It describes the key processes including blow room, carding, draw frame, combing, speed frame, ring frame, winding, and conditioning. It lists common machinery manufacturers and provides links to related textile technology Facebook pages and the author's blog.
This document provides an overview of the cotton combing process. It discusses that combing removes short fibers to produce higher quality yarn. There are various types of combers that perform this process. Combing results in yarn that is softer, finer, and smoother than carded yarn due to the removal of short fibers and impurities. However, combing also increases costs and fiber loss compared to carding. The document outlines the various steps and operations involved in combing cotton fibers to produce combed yarn.
This document discusses process control and yarn quality in spinning. It contains 13 chapters that cover various aspects of quality management in the spinning industry such as quality definitions, statistical quality control, raw material selection, control of waste and neps, control of count and strength variation, yarn evenness, short term irregularity, yarn faults, productivity, and yarn quality requirements. The introduction provides an overview of the contents in each chapter.
Analysis of rejected ring cops in autoconer winding machineTaukir Kabir Tusar
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This document discusses the analysis of rejected ring cops in an autoconer winding machine. It begins with an introduction that describes ring cops, rejected ring cops, and the aim of analyzing the causes of cop rejections. The document then covers literature related to winding, common faults in winding, and reasons for faulty ring cops being rejected. It describes the experimental work, including collecting sample cops, quality tests performed, and identified causes of rejection such as count variation, product type variation, low cop content, and excessive neps. The goal is to understand the sources of rejections in order to reduce rejection rates.
The presentation is on the basis of visiting a spinning mills . It is normally for textile engineering's student. One can easily get a concept for industrial visit. Before a mill visit this presentation should see.
The document discusses the carding process which involves opening, cleaning and assembling fibers into a sliver through different sections of a carding machine like feed, licker-in, cylinder and doffer. It explains the objectives, necessities and zones of carding along with details of components like types of clothing, their functioning and settings that are important for quality carding. The document also covers developments in carding technology and types of drives used in modern carding machines.
The document discusses the process of cotton yarn spinning from start to finish. It begins with the cotton fiber growing in bolls on the cotton plant. The fibers then undergo various cleaning and preparation processes. The main steps of yarn spinning involve blowroom preparation, carding, drawing, combing (optional), roving, ring spinning, and cone winding. Each step performs important functions like opening, cleaning, drafting, twisting, and winding the fibers into yarns of increasing fineness and uniformity ready for further textile manufacturing. Ring spinning is described as the most common method and produces strong, fine yarns suitable for many applications.
This document describes the spinning sampling process and machines used. It begins with an overview of the main spinning machines: blow room, carding, drawing, combing, roving, ring spinning, and auto cone. It then provides details of the digital sampling machines, including specifications and production calculations for the digital blowing-carding machine, digital sample drawing machine, digital sample combing machine, digital sample roving frame, digital sample spinning machine, and auto winding machine. Key benefits of spinning sampling mentioned are using less space, saving time for R&D and bulk production, and reducing costs.
Fibers are converted into yarns through several processes to prepare them for fabric construction. Fibers are first opened, blended, and cleaned. They then undergo either carding or combing to further clean and align the fibers into slivers. The slivers are drawn and spun into yarns, which can be done through ring spinning, rotor spinning, or air jet spinning. Ring spinning produces the highest quality yarns while rotor and air jet spinning have higher production rates. The yarns are then wound onto packages or cones and are ready to be used to create fabrics through weaving or knitting.
Spinning is the first steps of textile product processing. The process of making yarns from the textile fiber is called spinning. There are various types of spinning techniques for producing various types of yarn.
This document discusses techniques for improving productivity in knitting departments. It identifies several key areas for improvement, including maintaining optimal temperature and humidity levels, using cool dry compressed air, and proper yarn and fabric storage. Controlling the environment helps reduce faults and waste while improving quality. Implementing these recommendations could increase productivity by over 25% and reduce costs through lower needle breakage and maintenance needs.
Reliance Spinning Mills produces yarn through a multi-step process involving blow rooms, carding machines, draw frames, speed frames, ring frames, and autoconers. The company employs over 5,000 people and uses advanced machinery from global manufacturers to spin yarn from natural and artificial fibers into high quality products. Maintenance of plant and equipment is also crucial, involving day-to-day, preventative, scheduled, and breakdown maintenance to ensure effective production.
A basic introduction of Fabric manufacturing technology. Weaving is a very important manufacturing technology. Here is a basic knowledge of Weave fabric manufacturing.
The yarn realization is the most important factor to assess the technical performance and profitability of spinning mills. Yarn realization means conversion of raw material in percentage terms into finished yarn. This articles described What are the key factors affecting yarn realization and how to manage it.
The yarn manufacturing process involves 5 main steps: 1) opening, blending, and cleaning of cotton bales, 2) carding to further clean and separate fibers, 3) drawing and combing to straighten and blend fibers, 4) roving to reduce fiber size for spinning, and 5) spinning using a ring frame to draft, twist, and wind yarn. The yarn is then prepared for subsequent weaving or knitting processes through winding, spooling, or twisting into the appropriate packages for use as warp or filling yarns.
The document discusses the process of auto cone winding. It begins by defining auto cone winding as a type of winding machine that converts ring bobbins into large cones, removing spinning faults. It describes the parts of the auto cone machine like the cradle, drum, magazine, and tension assembly. The working principle involves placing filled ring bobbins in the magazine, unwinding the yarn through tensioning and waxing units, splicing any broken yarns, and winding the yarn onto cones on the drum to form larger packages.
The document provides details about the working processes in a spinning mill. It begins with an introduction to how spinning technology has modernized over time. It then describes the key processes in a typical spinning mill, including:
1) Blow room - Where cotton is opened, cleaned, blended and evenly fed to carding. This is done using machines like bale breakers and scutchers.
2) Carding - Where cotton fibers are disentangled, cleaned and aligned using rollers covered with card clothing. This produces slivers for subsequent processing.
3) Drawing and spinning processes - Slivers are drawn out and spun into yarn using machines like draw frames, speed frames and ring frames
This document provides information about various yarn defects seen in ring spinning, their causes, effects, and methods for rectification. It describes 18 different types of defects like slubs, neps, thin places, kinks, thick places, etc. For each defect, it mentions the potential effects on subsequent processes and the fabric, likely causes related to machine settings or raw material issues, and recommended actions to address the problem. The goal is to help spinning mill staff properly identify and troubleshoot quality issues.
The document discusses combing preparatory processes. It describes the need for combing preparatory, which includes fiber straightening, reversing fiber flow, and producing a flat sliver. Traditionally, this involved a sliver lap machine and ribbon lap machine, but now mostly uses a draw frame and sliver lap machine. The objectives of combing preparatory are to straighten fibers, reverse flow, maximize leading fiber hooks, and produce a flat sliver. Different machine types and their functions are explained, including parameters that influence the combing operation and quality of the finished product.
This document discusses applying the DMAIC methodology to improve quality in a yarn manufacturing process. It begins by outlining the DMAIC phases of Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control. It then provides background on the different departments in yarn manufacturing including blow room, carding, drawing frame, combing, roving frame, ring spinning, and winding. The problem statement indicates that quality issues occur during winding and that applying DMAIC here could help reduce defects and improve sigma level. The define phase includes comparing rejection rates across departments with winding having the highest rate.
The document provides information about an AUTOCONER 21C winding machine. It discusses the machine's main specifications including its maximum winding speed of 2,000 m/min. It describes optional functions such as an auto doffer and package conveyor. It explains different types of winding including magazine type, bobbin tray type, and link coner type. The document also covers topics such as bobbin winding, tension control, splicing methods, and yarn fault detection.
This document discusses various yarn faults that occur during the warping process in weaving, including slubs, neps, thick and thin places, soft yarn, oily stained yarn, kitty yarn, hairiness, and foreign matters. It provides definitions of each fault and recommends remedies to improve yarn quality and warping efficiency such as maintaining clean machinery, optimizing machine settings, improving fiber blending, and ensuring proper material handling procedures. The objectives of the project are also listed as researching yarn faults, analyzing faults in warping, selecting raw materials, improving product quality and reducing wastage.
This document discusses different types of sewing threads, including their compositions and applications. Natural fibres like cotton are discussed as well as synthetic fibres like polyester. Specific thread types covered include spun polyester, corespun threads, and textured threads. The benefits of corespun threads for strength and sewability are highlighted. Various yarn counting systems and their applications are also summarized.
In the last two decades, spectacular progress has been made in the field of weaving technology and the most significant being the replacement of convectional looms by shuttleless looms for increasing productivity and quality of the end product. New developments in weaving have taken place in such a direction, which ensures reduced time, energy and cost involved. Heavy mechanical parts are now being replaced with electronic or microprocessor controlled alternatives.
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Our company VINITEX Engineering is one of the distinguished organizations that is engaged in the manufacturing and export of wide range of high precision equipments and machines like Warp Tying Machines, Textile Machinery Spare Parts etc. that are used in different Textile industrial units. The Company VINITEX Engineering Manufactures these machines and sells them globally.
Vinitex Machine is used for continuous production of fabric beams which saves time & labour cost with perfection of fabric design. It can be used in fabrics like cotton, jute, leather, woolen, silk, denim etc.
VINITEX Engineering gives an inspiration for new way of advanced production & Exporting Textile Machinery Firm. This Company began with lots of Goals, targets and new Image with great efforts to make it to the top in the Textile Industry & Machinery Manufacturing Industry globally.
The Company is always conscious of maintaining high quality with the best technology in its product range and maintains the committed delivery schedules apart from offering the most competitive prices to the clients. We ensure you the maximum benefit of our machine and shall not let you down with the order.
Our motto is to satisfy our customers and their requirements at best prices and quality.
Akij Textile Mills Ltd is a textile company in Bangladesh that operates across the full textile process from spinning to weaving. It has state-of-the-art machinery and technology from countries like Switzerland, Italy, Belgium, and Germany. The company's vision is to exceed customer expectations through continuous development. It produces a variety of yarns and uses an extensive dyeing and finishing process to provide high quality fabrics. Akij prioritizes quality, customer satisfaction, and environmental sustainability.
The presentation is on the basis of visiting a spinning mills . It is normally for textile engineering's student. One can easily get a concept for industrial visit. Before a mill visit this presentation should see.
The document discusses the carding process which involves opening, cleaning and assembling fibers into a sliver through different sections of a carding machine like feed, licker-in, cylinder and doffer. It explains the objectives, necessities and zones of carding along with details of components like types of clothing, their functioning and settings that are important for quality carding. The document also covers developments in carding technology and types of drives used in modern carding machines.
The document discusses the process of cotton yarn spinning from start to finish. It begins with the cotton fiber growing in bolls on the cotton plant. The fibers then undergo various cleaning and preparation processes. The main steps of yarn spinning involve blowroom preparation, carding, drawing, combing (optional), roving, ring spinning, and cone winding. Each step performs important functions like opening, cleaning, drafting, twisting, and winding the fibers into yarns of increasing fineness and uniformity ready for further textile manufacturing. Ring spinning is described as the most common method and produces strong, fine yarns suitable for many applications.
This document describes the spinning sampling process and machines used. It begins with an overview of the main spinning machines: blow room, carding, drawing, combing, roving, ring spinning, and auto cone. It then provides details of the digital sampling machines, including specifications and production calculations for the digital blowing-carding machine, digital sample drawing machine, digital sample combing machine, digital sample roving frame, digital sample spinning machine, and auto winding machine. Key benefits of spinning sampling mentioned are using less space, saving time for R&D and bulk production, and reducing costs.
Fibers are converted into yarns through several processes to prepare them for fabric construction. Fibers are first opened, blended, and cleaned. They then undergo either carding or combing to further clean and align the fibers into slivers. The slivers are drawn and spun into yarns, which can be done through ring spinning, rotor spinning, or air jet spinning. Ring spinning produces the highest quality yarns while rotor and air jet spinning have higher production rates. The yarns are then wound onto packages or cones and are ready to be used to create fabrics through weaving or knitting.
Spinning is the first steps of textile product processing. The process of making yarns from the textile fiber is called spinning. There are various types of spinning techniques for producing various types of yarn.
This document discusses techniques for improving productivity in knitting departments. It identifies several key areas for improvement, including maintaining optimal temperature and humidity levels, using cool dry compressed air, and proper yarn and fabric storage. Controlling the environment helps reduce faults and waste while improving quality. Implementing these recommendations could increase productivity by over 25% and reduce costs through lower needle breakage and maintenance needs.
Reliance Spinning Mills produces yarn through a multi-step process involving blow rooms, carding machines, draw frames, speed frames, ring frames, and autoconers. The company employs over 5,000 people and uses advanced machinery from global manufacturers to spin yarn from natural and artificial fibers into high quality products. Maintenance of plant and equipment is also crucial, involving day-to-day, preventative, scheduled, and breakdown maintenance to ensure effective production.
A basic introduction of Fabric manufacturing technology. Weaving is a very important manufacturing technology. Here is a basic knowledge of Weave fabric manufacturing.
The yarn realization is the most important factor to assess the technical performance and profitability of spinning mills. Yarn realization means conversion of raw material in percentage terms into finished yarn. This articles described What are the key factors affecting yarn realization and how to manage it.
The yarn manufacturing process involves 5 main steps: 1) opening, blending, and cleaning of cotton bales, 2) carding to further clean and separate fibers, 3) drawing and combing to straighten and blend fibers, 4) roving to reduce fiber size for spinning, and 5) spinning using a ring frame to draft, twist, and wind yarn. The yarn is then prepared for subsequent weaving or knitting processes through winding, spooling, or twisting into the appropriate packages for use as warp or filling yarns.
The document discusses the process of auto cone winding. It begins by defining auto cone winding as a type of winding machine that converts ring bobbins into large cones, removing spinning faults. It describes the parts of the auto cone machine like the cradle, drum, magazine, and tension assembly. The working principle involves placing filled ring bobbins in the magazine, unwinding the yarn through tensioning and waxing units, splicing any broken yarns, and winding the yarn onto cones on the drum to form larger packages.
The document provides details about the working processes in a spinning mill. It begins with an introduction to how spinning technology has modernized over time. It then describes the key processes in a typical spinning mill, including:
1) Blow room - Where cotton is opened, cleaned, blended and evenly fed to carding. This is done using machines like bale breakers and scutchers.
2) Carding - Where cotton fibers are disentangled, cleaned and aligned using rollers covered with card clothing. This produces slivers for subsequent processing.
3) Drawing and spinning processes - Slivers are drawn out and spun into yarn using machines like draw frames, speed frames and ring frames
This document provides information about various yarn defects seen in ring spinning, their causes, effects, and methods for rectification. It describes 18 different types of defects like slubs, neps, thin places, kinks, thick places, etc. For each defect, it mentions the potential effects on subsequent processes and the fabric, likely causes related to machine settings or raw material issues, and recommended actions to address the problem. The goal is to help spinning mill staff properly identify and troubleshoot quality issues.
The document discusses combing preparatory processes. It describes the need for combing preparatory, which includes fiber straightening, reversing fiber flow, and producing a flat sliver. Traditionally, this involved a sliver lap machine and ribbon lap machine, but now mostly uses a draw frame and sliver lap machine. The objectives of combing preparatory are to straighten fibers, reverse flow, maximize leading fiber hooks, and produce a flat sliver. Different machine types and their functions are explained, including parameters that influence the combing operation and quality of the finished product.
This document discusses applying the DMAIC methodology to improve quality in a yarn manufacturing process. It begins by outlining the DMAIC phases of Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control. It then provides background on the different departments in yarn manufacturing including blow room, carding, drawing frame, combing, roving frame, ring spinning, and winding. The problem statement indicates that quality issues occur during winding and that applying DMAIC here could help reduce defects and improve sigma level. The define phase includes comparing rejection rates across departments with winding having the highest rate.
The document provides information about an AUTOCONER 21C winding machine. It discusses the machine's main specifications including its maximum winding speed of 2,000 m/min. It describes optional functions such as an auto doffer and package conveyor. It explains different types of winding including magazine type, bobbin tray type, and link coner type. The document also covers topics such as bobbin winding, tension control, splicing methods, and yarn fault detection.
This document discusses various yarn faults that occur during the warping process in weaving, including slubs, neps, thick and thin places, soft yarn, oily stained yarn, kitty yarn, hairiness, and foreign matters. It provides definitions of each fault and recommends remedies to improve yarn quality and warping efficiency such as maintaining clean machinery, optimizing machine settings, improving fiber blending, and ensuring proper material handling procedures. The objectives of the project are also listed as researching yarn faults, analyzing faults in warping, selecting raw materials, improving product quality and reducing wastage.
This document discusses different types of sewing threads, including their compositions and applications. Natural fibres like cotton are discussed as well as synthetic fibres like polyester. Specific thread types covered include spun polyester, corespun threads, and textured threads. The benefits of corespun threads for strength and sewability are highlighted. Various yarn counting systems and their applications are also summarized.
In the last two decades, spectacular progress has been made in the field of weaving technology and the most significant being the replacement of convectional looms by shuttleless looms for increasing productivity and quality of the end product. New developments in weaving have taken place in such a direction, which ensures reduced time, energy and cost involved. Heavy mechanical parts are now being replaced with electronic or microprocessor controlled alternatives.
VINITEX Engineering is a leading manufacturer based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat INDIA, manufacturing and exporting Textile Machinery. Our team has made this product after a thorough survey of the market & the product with latest technology.
Our company VINITEX Engineering is one of the distinguished organizations that is engaged in the manufacturing and export of wide range of high precision equipments and machines like Warp Tying Machines, Textile Machinery Spare Parts etc. that are used in different Textile industrial units. The Company VINITEX Engineering Manufactures these machines and sells them globally.
Vinitex Machine is used for continuous production of fabric beams which saves time & labour cost with perfection of fabric design. It can be used in fabrics like cotton, jute, leather, woolen, silk, denim etc.
VINITEX Engineering gives an inspiration for new way of advanced production & Exporting Textile Machinery Firm. This Company began with lots of Goals, targets and new Image with great efforts to make it to the top in the Textile Industry & Machinery Manufacturing Industry globally.
The Company is always conscious of maintaining high quality with the best technology in its product range and maintains the committed delivery schedules apart from offering the most competitive prices to the clients. We ensure you the maximum benefit of our machine and shall not let you down with the order.
Our motto is to satisfy our customers and their requirements at best prices and quality.
Akij Textile Mills Ltd is a textile company in Bangladesh that operates across the full textile process from spinning to weaving. It has state-of-the-art machinery and technology from countries like Switzerland, Italy, Belgium, and Germany. The company's vision is to exceed customer expectations through continuous development. It produces a variety of yarns and uses an extensive dyeing and finishing process to provide high quality fabrics. Akij prioritizes quality, customer satisfaction, and environmental sustainability.
A.T.E. brings one of the finest surface finishing technology for woven, knit, and technical textiles from Danti Paolo, Italy. These surface finishing machines are custom-made according to the requirement of fabric in terms of quality, weight and finish. The machines are equipped with easily accessible mechanical and electronic components making them user friendly.
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This document is a letter from Nikhtex Industries introducing their company as manufacturers of various textile machines including needle loom machines, tape rolling machines, warping machines, and finishing machines. They provide details on their product ranges and specifications for different models. The letter is aimed at purchase managers, plant managers, and chief engineers, inviting them to learn more about Nikhtex Industries' machinery offerings.
The document provides information about Picanol, a weaving machine manufacturer. It discusses Picanol's latest developments including airjet weaving without a filling catch cord ("Cordless") and their new TERRYplus 800 machine for terry weaving. It also highlights two Picanol customers, Berto Industria Tessile in Italy and Wagdy Moamen Weaving Mill in Egypt, and their positive experiences with Picanol machines.
Comarative analysis of weaving denim with three different weft insertion technologies: Projectile, Rapier and Airjet. ITEMA GROUP is the largest privately held producer of advanced weaving machines and the only company to manufacture all three technologies. HOW DO YOU DENIM?
Denim manufacturing has evolved with the incorporation of stretch fibers like Lycra and Spandex. Other synthetic fibers and blends are also used. Recent developments include new dyeing technologies like Karl Mayer's IOM-Double technology that allows for higher production capacities with improved quality and resource efficiency. Weaving machines have also advanced with electronic controls that increase versatility and quality. Finishing methods for stretch denim now include fully continuous processes.
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Recent developments in denim manufacturing include the incorporation of elastane fibers like Lycra and Spandex into denim fabrics to provide stretch. Synthetic fibers like polyester and polypropylene are also used, as well as modal and bamboo fibers to make softer fabrics. New dyeing technologies like Karl Mayer's IOM-Double technology allow for higher production capacities and more efficient, uniform dyeing. Weaving developments include electronic filling insertion and variable shed geometry. Advanced finishing methods from Monforts provide gentler treatment. Alternative enzyme-based techniques are being developed for environmentally friendly denim washing and fading.
The document discusses various innovations in textile machinery showcased at ITMA in Milan, Italy. It summarizes new technologies from companies like Uster, TeraSpin, Savio, Saurer Schlafhorst, Zinser, LMW, and Bräcker focused on spinning, winding, and handling processes. The innovations highlighted aim to improve quality, productivity, flexibility, and sustainability in textile manufacturing.
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The document provides specifications for various sewing machine models, including single and double needle lockstitch machines, three and four thread overlock machines, eyelet and buttonhole stitch machines, and multi-needle chainstitch machines. It lists the brand, key specifications, and photos for each machine type. The machines described range from domestic to industrial models and are used for various sewing tasks like finishing edges, attaching elastic, and creating buttonholes.
Fabric forming is the process of converting yarn into fabric. A.T.E. offers end-to-end solutions for woven, knitted (circular and warp), and non-woven applications and represents some of the world leaders in the field.
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SMIT, our principals, and a global leader in weaving technology, has a range of offerings that includes rapier weft insertion for home textiles, garments, terry towels and customized solutions to produce special technical fabrics. Connect with us to know more.
Offensive SRL is one of the most prestigious and modern knitting factories in Romania, founded in 2000. It offers complete knitwear production services from yarn purchasing to sampling. The factory has a highly trained multilingual staff and modern equipment, allowing it to produce over 60,000 products per month. It has proven experience as a supplier to major brands like Primark and River Island.
The document summarizes a student group's presentation on their industrial visit to Noman Weaving Mills Ltd. It provides details on the company's background, production processes, machinery used, quality control procedures, production rates, and utilities. The visit aimed to help students bridge theory with practice and gain exposure to the textiles industry. The group thanked attendees for listening to the presentation summarizing their site visit.
The document summarizes different types of specialty yarns including Bobtex, chenille, slub, siro, and core spun yarns. It provides details on the production processes, properties, and end uses of each yarn type. The Bobtex process produces an integrated composite yarn using a core of filaments or multifilaments covered with staple fibers and a polymer layer. Chenille yarn has a fuzzy surface due to short cut pile yarns wrapped around a core. Slub yarn is produced with intentional thicker and thinner sections. Siro spinning combines spinning and twisting in one step to make a two-fold yarn. Core spinning covers a core yarn, typically filament,
The document summarizes various machines used in the blowroom section of the textile spinning process, including opening, cleaning, blending, and feeding machines. It discusses the Unifloc A11 bale opener, Uniclean B12 pre-cleaner, Unimix B75 mixing machine, Unistore A78 storage and feeder machine, and Card C60 carding machine. It provides details on the purpose, operation, quality aspects, flexibility, and economy of each machine.
This document summarizes a presentation about a visit to Maksons Spinning Mills Ltd. It includes:
1. An introduction to Maksons Spinning Mills Ltd., including its location, year established, production capacity, products, and annual production.
2. Descriptions of the key machinery and processes used at the mill, including blow room machines, carding machines, drawing frames, simplex machines, ring frames, and finishing processes.
3. Details on quality control measures like Uster testing and UV light rooms.
4. Notes on utilities like power, water and waste management at the mill.
5. The students' opinions on the value of the mill visit and thanks to those involved
Aboni Textiles Limited is a vertically integrated knit composite mill located in Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh established in 2001 through a joint venture with a Danish company. The mill has a production capacity of 2500 tons annually and produces fine quality cotton and blended knit fabrics using 11 circular knitting machines, 9 flat knitting machines, and other dyeing and finishing equipment. It produces fabrics for its parent company Aboni Knitwear Limited as well as on a subcontract basis for other mills.
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Bigagli Made in Italy Self acting spinning mule "B7 Double Drive" working process
1. Textile machinery since 1901
PROXIMA Srl â Via traversa di Maiano 34/36 â 59100 â Prato â Italy
Email: Iskender.Inceoglu@bigagli.net â T +39 335 74 31 940
www.bigagli.net - Made In Italy Textile Spinning Machinery since 1901
2. Italian textile machinery manufacturer since 1901
Bigagli has been producing textile machinery since 1901 and is one of the most
recognized name in the history of the woollen yarn textile machinery. Our
company is established near Florence in the Prato textile district.
Our awareness, that the quality of the yarn cannot ignore the quality of the
equipment used to produce it, has led us to always seek the most advanced
technologies to assist textileâs company all over the world to produce high
quality woollen yarns.
We specialized over the years in manufacturing modern and advance woollen
spinning frames, known as Bigagli self acting mules, specifically designed,
developed and constantly improved to produce fine and extra fine woollen
yarns; through processing natural, fine and delicate fibers such as cashmere,
angora, vicuÅa, camel hair and their blends with fine wool.
Our dedicated effort and passion for quality, which has been inherited from long
experience, are the fundamental driving force of our development to ensure,
through our Made in Italy textile machinery, production of consistent and high
quality yarn for our customers .
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3. Know-how : experience and expertise
As woollen yarn textile machinery specialists, our engineers team brings
precision, passion and a significant technical expertise to our work.
We developed a great technological know-how over the past 110 years,
installing more than 500 self-acting spinning mules worldwide, while improving
their performance through permanent technical innovation.
The reliability and durability of our machinery, as well as the unparalleled
experience we have acquired in this manufacturing sector, ensure that our
company has internationally built up a solid leadership position having the main
producers of high quality yarns currently work with our self acting mules
(Cariaggi Lanificio Spa, Z. Hinchliffe & Sons Ltd, Todd & Duncan Ltd, Johnstons of
Elgin, Biagioli Modesto SpA, and so on) as a guarantee for our specific
competence.
Besides the ability to supply efficient and qualitative textile machinery on the
international market, we offer our customers an extensive know-how coupled with
a deep knowledge and wide experience of
woollen yarn processing
requirements so as to support them to meet high quality standards, flexibility
and productivity.
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4. Quality, tradition and tecnological innovation
ī§ A passion for quality
A keen awareness of quality inherited from long experience, expert engineering
and innovative products are at the heart of Bigagli- and this is what makes our
customers all over the world trust us completely.
ī§ An
outstanding tradition for textile machinery able to produce the highest
possible quality of yarn
A continuous evolution that set its roots one century ago, evolved then through the
years by taking as points of reference Research & Development, highest
manufacturing flexibility and high quality standards inspired to the traditional handspinning technique.
ī§ Technological innovation
As a manufacturer of industrial machine for yarn spinning, we have been making
improvements to our machinery and advancing the technology to create a
modern and flexible mule spinning version, able to combine the benefits of
automation with the production capacity and the high quality requirements in terms of
fine and extra fine fiber count and yarn uniformity.
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5. Customer service oriented
ī§ Customer service is of the utmost importance to us and we show that to our
customers before, during and after the sale of our textile machinery.
ī§ Each machine is tailored in order to meet the specific needs of our customers.
ī§ We offer over 100 years of experience in the textile machinery industry.
ī§ This expertise enables us to offer a broad range of assistance in meeting our
customersâ demands in the shortest time possible, with a valuable technical
assistance and an early recognition of problems.
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6. Technical assistance
ī§ Our skilled technical specialists and engineers team are able to provide a valid
support, both for control of machines in operation, and advice on technological and
mechanical problems requests in order to meet all customer demands in the shortest
possible time.
ī§A
remote assistance service system combines all the possibilities offered by
modern communication technology, through intranet customerâs network and internet
access, with extensive expertise in prompt and efficient customer service.
ī§A
reliable spare parts department ensures a long operational lifetime of our
machines and spare parts can be delivered from stock on a timely basis ensuring
minimal downtime
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7. Products range and installations
Though we manufacture different types of textile machinery for carded fibers
spinning, our strategy is mostly based on a specialization : we are one of the few
manufacturers in the world able to supply modern advance spinning self acting
mules that do represent our main range.
ī§Self acting mules
Model B4
Model B5
300
installations
Model B6 e B7
260
installations
ī§ Ring spinning frames
220
installations
ī§ Fancy yarn machines
80
installations
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8. Why the mule spinning frame (1)
The mule spinning frame guarantees the production of very high-quality woollen
yarns offering the following main advantages
ī§
continuous draft on a 3 to 6 m- field, well above the ring spinning system.
Recent laboratory tests confirmed that draft is more natural (no fiber or yarn stress)
and homogenous, because the tensile force is spread across a much wider path
length
ī§
Continuous yarn twist (without the false twist of the ring spinning system)
The yarn is constantly twisted before and after being spooled, thus preventing the
uneven fiber relief on the winding axis and keeping the Uster uniformity index
extremely high. The risk of ends breakage during the drafting operation is reduced
when short and/or fine fibers are present, such as cashmere and angora or fibers of
different type, fineness and length.
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9. Why the mule spinning frame (2)
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The self acting mule enables to produce a vast range of yarn counts.
The ring frame can spin yarn counts only according to the ring diameter while the self
acting mule can spin from yarn count Nm 4000 up to yarn count Nm 46000.
ī§
The self acting mule allows to produce higher quality yarns which cannot
be made successfully by a ring spinning frame
This characteristic is easy to verify when comparing the trial canvas. When
considering the spinning procedure based on the coordinated action of draft and
twists; we must keep in mind that twists are more concentrated on the thinner yarn
segments and draft are more incisive on the thicker yarn segments in order to thinner
them and obtain a uniform yarn.
This spinning operation is more effective on the self acting mule because draft and
twists act at the same time on a length of 3-4 meters (yarn path length) while on
the ring spinning system this length is reduced in about 20 centimeters only.
Moreover in order to carry out this operation on the ring there is one more procedure
- the false twist.This is due to the fact that, without false twist, draft and twists would
be not contemporaneous on the ring.
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10. Why the mule spinning frame (3)
ī§
The modern self acting mule represents a cost energy saving textile
machinery
The self-acting mule consumes less energy than the ring spinning frame because
on the ring there is one more motor (for the false twist) and the winding of the yarn
on spindle is obtained through the friction of slider on ring.
ī§
The self acting mule offers a competitive pricing
Considering the same production quantity (matching with the carding set), the
self-acting muleâs price is lower than the ring spinning frame price.
ī§
The only advantage of the ring spinning system lies in the fact that for the
same production quantity the spinning ring frame requires a reduced space
compared with the self-acting mule.
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11. Self acting mules available versions
Our products range includes the following available versions :
ī§
B7SD Selfacting mule with single drive (6 axis)
ī§
B7 DD Selfacting mule with double drive in line (12 axis)
ī§
B7 DF Selfacting mule with double drive opposite (12 axis)
ī§
B7 M10 Selfacting mule with double drive (10 axis)
We can either supply new and second hand spinning machinery.
In addition, we are able to modify second hand spinning mules and update
them to the last and most recent model.
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12. Extensive experience in the woollen carded yarn
textile machinery â Bigagli worldwide
Our self acting mules have been appreciated all over the world for their particular
specialization in processing high quality fine fibers.
Europe
Italy
200.000 spindles (Self) 15.000 spindles
(S/N)
United Kingdom
20.000 spindles (Self)
1.000 spindles
(S/N)
Rest of Europe
10.000 spindles (Self)
2.000 spindles
(S/N)
China and Mongolia
130.000 spindles (Self)
4.000 spindles
(S/N)
Africa
6.000 spindles(Self)
3.000 spindles
(S/N)
North America
2.000 spindles (Self)
2.000 spindles
(N)
1.000 spindles
(N)
2.000 spindles
(S/N)
South America
Rest of the world
2.000 spindles (Self)
Self = Self acting
S = Selespin N = Novafil
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13. The most famous woollen spinners trust us âĻ.
Name
Afasia Group
Buyan LLC
Erdenet-tex
Erdos Group (H.K.) Co., Ltd.
Filati Biagioli Modesto
Filatura Papi Fabio SpA
Gudbrandsdalens Uldvarefabrik AS
Inner Mongolia King Deer Cashmere Group
Johnstons of Elgin Limited
Lanificio Cariaggi SpA
Michell Group
Millefili SpA
Miroglio Group
Ningxia Rongchang Cashmere Group Co.
Ltd.
Novalan S.A. de C.V.
Picchi SpA
Todd & Duncan Ltd
Woolyarns Ltd
Z. Hinchliffe & Sons Ltd
Zegna Baruffa Lane Borgosesia SpA
Zhejiang Jiachun Woollen Textile Co. Ltd.
Zhejiang Zhongding (CHNST) Textile Co.
Ltd.
Country
P. R. China
Mongolia
Mongolia
P. R. China
Italy
Italy
Norway
P. R. China
Scotland United
Kingdom
Italy
Peru
Italy
Italy
P. R. China
Mexico
Italy
Scotland United
Kingdom
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Italy
P. R. China
P. R. China
Web-site
www.afasia.com
www.buyancashmere.com
www.carpet.mn
www.erdoscashmere.com.hk
www.filatibiagioli.it
www.papifabio.com
www.gu.no
www.kingdeeruk.com
www.johnstonscashmere.com
www.cariaggi.it
www.michell.com.pe
www.millefili.it
www.mirogliogroup.com
www.nxrcy.com
www.novalanfabrics.com.mx
www.picchi.com
www.todd-duncan.co.uk
www.woolyarns.co.nz
www.zhinchliffe.co.uk
www.baruffa.com
www.jcyr.net
www.chnst.com
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14. Working mule spinning machine B7 DD video
The new self acting mule version "Proxima B7 DD Double Drive"
is composed by two sections completely independent.
click here after to launch our You tube video and discover the
Bigagli Self acting B7DD mule spinning process
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15. Self acting mule spinning cycle :
outward stage and backing-off
A. Outward stage â draft and twists: during this first phase the bobbinš holder
carriage moves away from the spindles rail. Whilst this is going on a certain
quantity of yarn is fed and the spindles rotate simultaneously at high speed.
Since the yarn feeding is less than the space covered by the bobbin holder
carriage, the yarn is drafted of a certain percentage (set by the operator).
During all this phase the spindles rotate while giving a certain number of
twists per meter, programmed by the operator too. At the end of this first
phase the bobbin holder carriage will be completely opened (in the farthest
distance position away from the spindles). The yarn is processed.
B. Backing-off: preparation
for winding stage (processed yarn is winding on
spindle). The faller² moves down to reach its winding position. The counterfallerÂŗ moves up in order to tension the processed yarn.
Note: Bobbin1 = product coming from carding set - Faller2 = mechanical part
relative to yarn placing on the spindle
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16. Self acting mule spinning cycle :
inward stage and fallers stroke
C. Inward stage â winding: the bobbin holder carriage comes back to the start
position at high speed while the spindles turn so as to wind the yarn on the
spindle in the position determined by the faller position and with tension
imposed by counter-faller3.
D. Fallers
stroke: when the bobbin holder carriage has reached the start
position, the yarn has been completely winded on the spindle, the faller
springs up quickly to reach its parking position. In the meantime the counterfaller quickly springs down in order to reach its parking position, making free
the yarn and preparing the machine for the next yarn path (starting process
from phase A).
Note: Counter-faller3 = mechanical part rrlative to tensioning of yarn on the
spindle
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17. Self acting mule spinning cycle features
ī§ For each yarn path (phase A+B+C+D) the quantity of yarn produced is given
by the length of yarn path multiplied for the number of spindles. In order to match
the self-acting mule with a carding set, spindles have to be 2,5 times the number
of good ends of carding set (with yarn path 4 mt. on the self-acting mule)
ī§ The
self-acting mule spinning process can include additional phases as for
example jacking-in and/or extra feeding that enable to reduce yarn brakes due to
the high number of twists per meter.
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18. Mule spinning frame mod. B7 DD :
main advantages
ī§ Maximise production capacity reducing downtimes
The possibility of operating on a single section reduces the total spinning
machine downtimes, related to cop replacement, bobbins replacement and
generally speaking all the machine stops carried out through the switch bar.
Indeed a section can be stopped meanwhile the other section can continue
to work normally.
ī§ Increase of quality standard and performance
Mechanical, electronic and software improvements have permitted to produce
very fine and delicate yarns like cashmere 100% up to count Nm 46.
ī§ More flexibility for an easier management of small lots and lot ends
The two independent sections of the spinning self acting mule recent model B7
DD allow to process two different yarns at the same time as if you would
have two self acting mules operating simultaneously. The main advantages of
such an improvement are related to the production flexibility achieved when it
comes to small lots production and lot ends.
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19. Mule spinning frame mod. B7 DD :
technological innovation
The control system is placed in the central part of the self acting mule. It
contains the push buttons to easily operate both sections of the machine and a
computerized operator interface. The modern touch-screen monitor allows
to interact with the program in a simple way.
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20. Mule spinning frame mod. B7 DD
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21. Mule spinning frame mod. B7 DD
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22. Mule spinning frame mod. B7 DD
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23. Mule spinning frame mod. B7 DD
The accurate tension control
system of the spooling and yarn
tension fallers guarantees a
perfect cop formation, so as to
maximise productivity and
quality of the subsequent
spinning process phases.
.
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24. Siemens Simotion and Sinamics S120
The movement of the mule spinning machine B7 Double Drive model is
granted by 12 Siemens brushless motors controlled by the Siemens
"Sinamics" module while Simotion is the system that handles the Motion
Control tasks â from basic to highly complex tasks, focusing on flexible
solutions.
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25. Operator interface
The machine can
be fully controlled
through intranet
network and
internet access.
The interaction between the operator and the spinning mule happens through an
interface with a guided menu that enables to command either the right and left side
of the machine by a simple pressure on the touch-screen.
The computerized system controls all the machine functions, including the carriages
movement, the feed carriage speed, the adjustment of yarn feed speed and drafting
percentages, the reverse speed, the spooling speed, the cops formation. The
centralized computer can also store the production information system, alarms data
recording and production setting data modification history.
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26. Mule spinning frame mod. B7SD (ex B6 version)
The Bigagli self acting mule B6 version, which ran out of production and is now
replaced by the B7SD model, has always stand out as a reference for the woollen
yarn spinners and is mainly used in plants producing wool, cashmere, angora,
camel, silk, other natural and synthetic fibers and their blending.
By now our company have carried out around 300 installations of this spinning
mule model all over the world
ī§The B6 spinning frame has replaced the mechanical previous B5 model
ī§ This version is electronic and completely computerised
ī§ Additional optional devices are availabale, like ABR APD ATL
ī§ Optional device for inserting elastic yarn may also be added (Elaspin)
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27. Mule spinning frame mod. B6
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28. Proxima Warper 10 axis
The B6 version self acting mule
functions are controlled through
our Warper10AX digital
module that allows to define
the entire spinning cycle.
Production specifications and
settings can be inserted and will
be displayed on the computer
incorporated into the machine
control panel.
The main axes are
predetermined and
synchronized for a delicate and
extremely precise control.
All the Bigagli spinning mules
models are prepared with a
remote assistance function.
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29. Siemens converter system Simodrive
A Simodrive Siemens converter system steps our spinning mule machine up
to maximum productivity with a power electronics completely made by
Siemens, that guarantees the quality and reliability of the entire system. The
system individual drive assemblies can be combined thus enabling fast and
flexible synchronization of the drive performance and number of machine
axes.
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30. Ring spinning frames
Our textile machinery range include ring spinning frames
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ī§
ī§
Selespin DS
Selespin BGS
Optional devices APD ABR
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31. Fancy yarn machines
We also manufacture some fancy yarn machines
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ī§
ī§
NOVAFIL BR400-T1 e T2
Fancy yarn twister NOVAFIL BR1 e BR2
NOVAFIL double hollow spindle DFC
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32. State of the art : Cashmere 100% Count Nm 46.000
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