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In this issue

This issue focus on Spinning of fibers in textiles

Khadi: India's Hand-Spun Strength

India’s ideology for independence has had its own shares of ups and down in the Indian Market.

Khadi: India's Hand-Spun Strength

5 mins

SISAL FIBRE SPINNING

Highlight of the article:Sisal fiber obtained from the plant Agave Sisalana, yields a stifffibre, traditionally used in making twine, rope and also dartboards. Today Brazil is major world producer of sisal.The first commercial plantings in Brazil were made in late 1930’s and the first sisal fibre exports from there were made in 1946. Sisal plants consists of a rosette of sword-shaped leaves about 1.5 to 2 meters long.Young leaves may have a few minute thin along their margins, but lose them as they mature. The sisal plant has a 7-10 years life time and typically produces 200-250 commercially usable leaves. Traditionally, sisal has been the leading material for agricultural twin (binder twin and baler twin) because of its strength, durability to stretches, affinity for certain dyestuffs, and resistance to deteriorstion in salt water.But the importance of this traditional use is diminishing with competition from polypropylene and the development of other haymaking techniques, while new higher-valued sisal has been developed.

SISAL FIBRE SPINNING

3 mins

WET SPINNING

Highlight of the article:Wet spinning is the oldest process.- It is used for fiber-forming substances that have been dissolved in a solvent.- The spinnerets are submerged in a chemical bath and as the filaments emerge they precipitate from solution and solidify.- It is called “Wet spinning” since the solution is extruded directly into the precipitating liquid.- Examples: Rayon, Aramid, Acrylic, etc.

WET SPINNING

5 mins

JUTE FIBRE SPINNING PROCESS

The jute fibre is a natural fibre. The fibre which is obtained from the bast layer of the plants Corchorus capsularis and Corchorus olitorius is called jute. It is one kind of cellulosic fibre.

JUTE FIBRE SPINNING PROCESS

4 mins

MANUFACTURING OF CARBON FIBRE

Highlight of the article Carbon fibre is also called as graphite fibre. Carbon fibre was developed in the mid 1960s. It is first found by Dr. Roger Bacon. It is in the form of several long strands of materials mainly composed by carbon atoms. Each strand is 0.005-0.010mm thick in diameter. Its density is much lower than density of steel.

3 mins

RAW WOOL SPINNING

Highlight of the article:The current widespread use and demand for wool is so great that there is little doubt that wool will continue to maintain its position of importance in the fabric industry. Only a major innovation that encompasses the many attributes of wool—including it warmth, durability, and value—could threaten the prominence of this natural fiber.

RAW WOOL SPINNING

10+ mins

THE NOW & THE AFTER

Dr. Jaikrishna Pathak, with a hopeful end note, shares his perspective on the present struggles of manufacturers and the expected changes after the pandemic.

THE NOW & THE AFTER

4 mins

DIVING INTO THE NEW NORMAL

MS. RAJU BHATIAConsultant, Fashion/Academics Brand Strategist

DIVING INTO THE NEW NORMAL

10 mins

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Textile Value Chain Magazine Description:

PublisherTVC MEDIA AND PROMOTION PVT LTD

CategoryBusiness

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyMonthly

TEXTILE VALUE CHAIN (TVC) is Indian Trade Media with Monthly Print Magazine, E-Magazine & Online Global Information + Sourcing Platform.

Vision is to minimize the Gap of Textile industry Contributors.

Mission is to provide complete media solution in one platform.

TEXTILE VALUE CHAIN (TVC) as term indicates, each players contribute in the chain by adding some value and it enjoys significant position in the whole process of conversion. Whether it’s Industry, Government, Service Provider or consumer every one contribute to End product. Since all Value chain segment are Vibrant and growing with Technological and Innovation in product or services. Either organized sectors like spinning or decentralized & fragmented sectors like Weaving & Garmenting each one represent vibrancy and Speed. TVC accepted all challenge to map the linkage and enter as Catalyst.

TEXTILE VALUE CHAIN (TVC) Media serving Textile, Apparel , Fashion, Retail Industry from year 2012.

We Combine and Connect Entire industry under one Platform & Strive to Revive the Textile and Apparel Industry..!!!

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