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Flow chart of Carded yarn manufacturing


Flow chart of Carded yarn manufacturing:


I/P Materials                                                     Machines                                            O/P Materials
Textile fiber                                                     Blow Room                                                     Lap

      Lap                                                                Carding                                                 Carded Sliver

Carded Sliver                                                  1st Drawing                                              Drawn Sliver

Drawn Sliver                                                   2nd Drawing                                             Drawn Sliver

Drawn Sliver                                              Simplex (Roving Frame, Speed)                             Roving

   Roving                                                           Ring Frame                                                Yarn

Yarn                                                                     Winding                                               Yarn Package
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