The document discusses various machines used during the Industrial Revolution and for textile manufacturing. It provides details on knitting machines, weaving machines, printing machines, and spinning machines. It also discusses the steam engine, which became widely used during the Industrial Revolution and powered other industrial machines. The document focuses on the types and specifications of different machines for knitting, weaving, printing, and spinning textile fibers into yarn and fabrics.

2. Content
 Definition
 Industrial Revolution
 Knitting Machine
 Weaving Machine
 Printing Machine
 Manufacturing Machine
 Spinning Machine

4. Industrial Revolution
In the past
Iron and Coal, 1855–60, by William
Scott illustrates the rise of coal and iron
working in the Industrial Revolution and the
heavy engineering projects they made possible.

5. Industrial Revolution
In the present
A Watt steam engine. The steam engine, made of iron
and fueled primarily by coal, became widely used in
the United Kingdom during the Industrial Revolution.

6. Knitting Machine
 Brand name: yuanda
 Model number: yd-SJF
 Type: 3-fleece
 knitting method: single
 Diameter:11’-44’
 Feeder: 33F-132F(3f.Rl)

7. Knitting Machine
 Brand name: yuanda
 Model number:yd-S04
 knitting method:Double
 Diameter:26”-44”
 Feeder:52F-88F

8. Weaving Machine
>Model number: RFJA12
>Type:weaving machinary
>Reed width:(cm)150-340
>pick density:25-300picks/inch
>capacity:staple fiberNe100-Ne5
>Filamet fiber:500-1000D
>Warp flange diameter:800mm/1000mm

9. Weaving Machine
>Model number:RFRL30
>Type:weabing machin
>Reed width:190-360(cm)
>Pick density:2-200 picks/cm
>Warp beam diameter:800mm/1000mm

10. Printing Machine
 Open Die: This process is used to make Sewing
Machine.

11. Printing Machine
 Closed Die: The printing machine’s inner parts are
made by Closed Die Forging process.

12. Manufacturing
 Textile manufacturing is a major industry. It is based
on the conversion of fibre into yarn, yarn into fabric.
These are then dyed or printed, fabricated into clothes.
Different types of fiber are used to produce
yarn. Cotton remains the most important natural
fibre, so is treated in depth. There are many variable
processes available at the spinning and fabric-forming
stages coupled with the complexities of
the finishing and colouration processes to the
production of a wide ranges of products. There
remains a large industry that useshand techniques to
achieve the same results.

13. Manufacturing Machine

14. Spinning Machine
 This machine is an innovation in jacquard loo
m industry. It can be applied to various fields, s
uch as zipper ribbons, satin ribbons and chest r
ibbons.

15. Spinning Machine
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16. Spinning Machine
Two types of spinning machine:
Mule spinning: The spinning mule is a machine used to
spin cotton and other fibres in
the mills of Lancashire and elsewhere. They were
used extensively from the late 18th to the early 20th
century
In this past

17. Spinning Machine
Ring spinning: Ring spinning is a method
of spinning fibres, such as cotton, flax or wool, to
make a yarn.
In this present

18. Thank You
Prepared By
Liton Ahmd
Department Of Textile Engineering
Daffodil International University