(adj.) a process waiting for the value of a spin lock to change is said to be spinning.
The process of making YARN from cotton FIBERS by drawing out and twisting the FIBERS into a thin strand.
The process of turning a raw product (wool, nettle, flax) into a thread by twisting to bind the fibres together.
process by which bundles of fluffy wool are made into thread or yarn
Collective term to describe various processes needed to produce yarn from fibers or filaments.
The final step in the production of yarn. The twisting of the the sliver or roving. The entire process of making yarn from fiber.
Process of twisting and pulling wool or other materials into yarn.
process of turning wool into yarn for the manufacture of carpets and rugs (or other textile products)
A manufacturing process whereby loose fibers are formed into a rope configuration of a specific size and twisted into a yarn bundle.
The process of twisting and drawing loose fibers into a continuous strand of yarn.
The process of extruding polymers to form fibers.
The twisting of staple fibers into a single-ply yarn, or the twisting of single-ply yarns into plied yarns.
Spinning is the process of creating yarn (or thread, rope, cable) from various raw fibre materials. Several fibres are twisted together to bind them into a strong, long yarn. Characteristics of the yarn vary based on the material used, fibre length and alignment, quantity of fibre used and degree of twist. The earliest spinning probably involved simply twisting the fibres in the hand. Later the use of a stick to help twist the fibre was introduced....
The process by which a mass of staple fibres is converted into a yarn or thread to meet required specifications of thickness, evenness, twist and composition. Spinning can be done by hand, by hand controlled machine (like a spinning wheel) or mechanically. There are many types of spinning mechanisms all based on five different principles: Fly spinning Cap spinning Ring spinning Centrifugal or pot spinning Rotor spinning See ring spinning, rotor spinning, jenny and mule
The process of creating a fiber by passing it through a spinneret
1. Chemical Spinning: The process of producing man-made fibers, including the extrusion of the spinning liquid through a spinneret into a coagulating medium and the winding of the filaments onto bobbins or in cake form. 2. Mechanical Spinning: Twisting together and drawing out short fibers into continuous strands of yarn.
The drawing, twisting, and winding of newly spun yarn onto a bobbin or spindle.
The process whereby a continuous thread is formed by twisting fibers together. The twist may be imparted by the rotation of a weighted rod (drop spindle) suspended from the thread. Alternatively, the rod may be attached to a rotating wheel driven by hand (spinning wheel) or a machine.
the drawing out and twisting of fibres to produce a yarn.
Process of making fibers by forcing plastic melt through spinneret.
1. The process of shaping a sheet metal disk by turning it with pressure against a form. 2. Spinning in textiles is the process of creating yarn (or thread, rope, cable) from various raw fiber materials.