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    The document discusses yarn quality issues that can lead to rejected finished garments. It notes that yarn faults contribute to 25% of rejections, with major faults including contamination, unevenness, stiffness, and variations in properties. It recommends using cotton with fewer contaminants and controlling the coefficient of variation to less than 10 meters for better yarn and fabric quality. Proper cleaning and inspection equipment should be used if cotton has contaminants.

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    The document discusses yarn quality issues that can lead to rejected finished garments. It notes that yarn faults contribute to 25% of rejections, with major faults including contamination, unevenness, stiffness, and variations in properties. It recommends using cotton with fewer contaminants and controlling the coefficient of variation to less than 10 meters for better yarn and fabric quality. Proper cleaning and inspection equipment should be used if cotton has contaminants.

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    The document discusses yarn quality issues that can lead to rejected finished garments. It notes that yarn faults contribute to 25% of rejections, with major faults including contamination, unevenness, stiffness, and variations in properties. It recommends using cotton with fewer contaminants and controlling the coefficient of variation to less than 10 meters for better yarn and fabric quality. Proper cleaning and inspection equipment should be used if cotton has contaminants.

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    The document discusses yarn quality issues that can lead to rejected finished garments. It notes that yarn faults contribute to 25% of rejections, with major faults including contamination, unevenness, stiffness, and variations in properties. It recommends using cotton with fewer contaminants and controlling the coefficient of variation to less than 10 meters for better yarn and fabric quality. Proper cleaning and inspection equipment should be used if cotton has contaminants.

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    YARN QUALITY

    GENERAL

     finished garments rejection should be less than 1%


     yarn faults contribute to 25% of

    the rejections. Major yarn faults are


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    contamination

    thick and thinks Unevenness periodicity

    Stiff yarn

    - Higher

    TPI (

    holes)

    higher

    friction

    high hairiness variation

    mixed properties of yarn - "Barre"


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    Neps

    white specs(immature fibres)

    Kitties ( vegetable

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    matters, dust

    content) Lower

    elongation and

    elasticity
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     It is better to use cottons with less contaminations like Andy, SJV,
    Alto, etc
     contaminations of length more than 20 mm should be nil in the
    yarn
     as per japanese standard, the no of contamination per Kg of fabric
    should be less than 5
     If cotton has contamination, it is compulsary to use manual
    picking on preopener lattice, cotamination detectors at
    blowroom, visual clearer(siro) at winding.
     It is advisable to go to the supplier(cotton ginner) for quality - a
    concept of Japanese
     10 meter C.V% of yarn should be controlled and it should be
    as low as possible. This affects the fabricappearance

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