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  • Field of cotton
    cotton
    / Cotton fiber processing

    Faster production methods include rotor spinning (a type of open-end spinning), in which fibers are detached from the card sliver and twisted, within a rotor, as they are joined to the end of the yarn. For the production of cotton blends, air-jet spinning may be used; in this high-speed…

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    Faster production methods include rotor spinning (a type of open-end spinning), in which fibers are detached from the card sliver and twisted, within a rotor, as they are joined to the end of the yarn. For the production of cotton blends, air-jet spinning may be used; in this high-speed…

    Read More