Yarn:
Generally yarn is a continuous strand
which is made up of filament, fibers or materials where the materials are
suitable for knitting, weaving, otherwise forming a textile fabric.
Yarn is an assembly of fibres that are
twisted together to form a continuous strand. Yarns may be made from either
staple fibers or filament fibers. Staple fibers are twisted into yarns;
filament fibres need little or no twist to hold them together into yarns. The
type & length of fibre, the type, ply & size of yarns & the amount
of twist given to yarns determine many of the characteristics of fabrics made
from the yarns. All fabrics except plastics & non-wovens depend upon the
use of yarns. For example, fabrics constructed of spun yarns are less smooth
than fabrics constructed of filament yarns. They also have a lower luster cord
or rib fabrics contain ply or larger yarns in the rib direction.
Types of Yarn:
There are many several types of yarn.
So, please see given below :
1. Mainly
a) Staple yarn.
b) Single.
c) Simple.
b) Filament yarn.
d) Piled or folded.
e) Complex.
2. On the direction of twist
a) Z twisted yarn.
b) S twisted yarn.
3. On the Basis of spinning machine
used
a) Ring yarn.
b) Rotor yarn.
c) Air-jet yarn.
4. On the Basis of processing
a) Combed yarn.
b) Carded yarn.
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