- a
spiral warp, in
which the
warp is made up of a single, very long yarn
wound in a
spiral pattern around a pair of
sticks or
beams. The
warp must be strong...
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under the
warp threads. The ends of the
warp threads are
usually fastened to
beams. One end is
fastened to one
beam, the
other end to a
second beam, so that...
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additional warp beam. In 1795, the
machine was
successfully used to make lacy fabrics.
Warp frames could be used with any thread, and the
warps provided...
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referred to as a
beamer. The
specification contained information on the
quality and
count of the yarn, this
would be
different for
warp and weft. The cotton...
- the reed. The
warp-
beam is a
wooden or
metal cylinder on the back of the loom on
which the
warp is delivered. The
threads of the
warp extend in parallel...
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known as the
warp, and the
crosswise threads are
known as the weft. The
warp,
which must be strong,
needs to be
presented to loom on a
warp beam. The weft...
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spinning and
weaving industries. The
major components of the loom are the
warp beam, heddles, harnesses, shuttle, reed and
takeup roll. In the loom, yarn...
- the
bottom of the
available warp, the
completed section can be
rolled around the top
beam, and
additional lengths of
warp threads can be
unwound from...
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motion —
letting the
warp wound on a
warp beam, when the
cloth is
taken up on the
cloth roller beam.
Taking up and
letting off the
warp are done simultaneously...
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different methods of yarn dyeing:
package dyeing,
skein dyeing,
space dyeing,
warp beam dyeing, and more.
Package Dyeing: This is the most
commonly used method...
