With one per cent of garments being recycled and three quarters of the world’s clothing ending up in landfill, the textile industry is seeking ways to make production more sustainable and pay more attention to the entire life cycle of clothing.
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Preparations for the seventh edition of ITMA ASIA + CITME are underway as scheduled. Following the completion of the stand allocation exercise, some 1,650 exhibitors have started to receive their certificate of admission and stand details from 14 December 2020.
S Senthil Kumar, Managing Director, SIMTA Machinery Pvt Ltd, speaks on company’s plans to expand or diversify into other related products.
With today’s increasing environmental awareness, textiles made of bast fibres are being rediscovered for everyday use as well as for luxury fabrics
Air-jet yarns and the knitted and woven fabrics made from them are one of several interesting trends. Air-jet spinning offers many unique advantages.
One of the major factors contributing to spinning efficiency is strength of yarn and if we able to improve this parameter, the net result will be a much better working of the ring spinning machines. The experiment stated below proves that yarn breaks during spinning is much lower when we are able to align the maximum number of fibres along the yarn axis and allow the twist flow up to the nip of the front roller. The fibre fleece is firmly bonded immediately after coming out of the front roller nip and thus the effort in reduction of spinning triangle is paying back.
The best way to process shorter fibres and waste is with a Rieter rotor spinning machine. The order in which the upstream machines are placed depends on the short-fibre content of the raw material.