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Flow Chart of Rotor Spinning

Flow Chart of Rotor Spinning:

I/P Materials                                                     Machines                                            O/P Materials

Textile fiber                                                     Blow Room                                                     Lap

      Lap                                                                Carding                                                        Carded Sliver

Carded Sliver                                               1st Drawing Frame                                      Drawn Sliver

Drawn Sliver                                                 2nd Drawing Frame                                    Drawn Sliver

Drawn Sliver                                                 Rotor Spinning                                               Rotor Yarn

Rotor Yarn                                                            Winding                                                 Yarn Package
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