Textile Mills

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* Surgical towels * Cellular blankets * Cotton bags and canvas totes as promotional products * Baby receiving Blankets * Mommie napkins and table tops * Honeycomb kitchen towels * Duster cloths * Shop towels (regular, bleached and high twist)

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cale employment amongst the local youth to restrict in a way migration of skillful workforce to other states. Presently 1000s of skilled employees work at the mill round the clock and the plant has residential facilities for strong workforce as well. The unit has been accredited ISO 9001 - 2008 Certification and the finished goods produced here adheres to strict quality norms. The plant is situated in Uttrakhand within a land area of 21 Acres and has State of the Art machinery. Automatized machines had been installed at the plant which had been supplied by the best of manufactures in Textile segment viz. Lakshmi Machine Works, Schlafhrost. Leewha, Trum

The textile industry uses a wide spectrum of fibers viz. cotton, jute, silk, wool, man made fibers (polyester, viscose, nylon, acrylic, polypropylene) and blends of one or more fibers. Yarns are strands of fibers in a form ready for weaving, knitting or tufting to forma textile fabric.India is 3rd largest producer of cotton but Africa is known as best cotton manufacturer in the world. Cotton in its raw form is white, fluffy and roughly spherical. It has to undergo following processes before it reaches consumer in the form of fabric.a) GinningAfter harvesting the seeds in cotton balls have to be removed and the process is called ginning. There are two types of ginning.Saw GinningRoller GinningThe ginned cotton is put into bales and supplied to Cotton Mills . The cotton seeds are crushed to give cotton seed oil which is an important bye product.b) SpinningSpinning is the process of drawing out and twisting cotton fibers into yarns. Baled cotton contains vegetable matter and it is removed by pickers through a beating process and feeding through rollers. Cotton in large bats is sent for carding where fibers are lined to produce slivers (a large rope of fibers) to facilitate spinning. A sliver has thin and thick spots, so the slivers are combined together to form a thick rope of cotton fibres and separated into rovings used in spinning.Cotton yarn can be made into cloth by weaving or knitting.c) WeavingWeaving is carried out on a loom. Yarns that run lengthways back to front are called warp. Yarns that run width ways using a shuttle are called weft. The cloth thus produced is suitable for making garments.d) KnittingKnitting is essentially pulling one row of loops of yarn through another row. Common knitted goods are scarfs, sweaters, shawls, socks etc. A knitted garment will unravel easily if the top has not been secured. Knitted objects stretch in all directions unlike woven fabric.Two common techniques are Flat knittingCircular knitting.e) Processing / FinishingRaw fabric has a grey appearance. Processing or finishing encompasses mechanical or chemical treatments performed on fiber, yarn or fabric to improve appearance, texture or performance.Many finishing processes are applied to woven cloth viz. bleaching, stentering, calendaring, dyeing, stone washing and printing.f) Garment makingThe transformation of fabrics into clothing and accessories is the final stage.The atmospheric conditions temperature & humidity play important role in manufacturing of cotton yarns and fabrics. The properties like dimensions, weight, tensile strength, elastic recovery, electrical resistance, rigidity etc are influenced by moisture regain.Angelique undertakes projects and engineering services in setting up textile units in cotton, blends or Synthetics with its in house team of highly qualified and experienced textile professionals and engineers.We provide all services including conceptualization, techno economic feasibility, design and detailed project engineering, selection of technology and machineries, modernization / technological up gradation (non green field projects), technology transfer, machinery installation/ commissioning and training of personnel etc

The textile industry uses a wide spectrum of fibers viz. cotton, jute, silk, wool, man made fibers (polyester, viscose, nylon, acrylic, polypropylene) and blends of one or more fibers. Yarns are strands of fibers in a form ready for weaving, knitting or tufting to forma textile fabric. India is 3rd largest producer of cotton but Africa is known as best cotton manufacturer in the world. Cotton in its raw form is white, fluffy and roughly spherical. It has to undergo following processes before it reaches consumer in the form of fabric. a) Ginning After harvesting the seeds in cotton balls have to be removed and the process is called ginning. There are two types of ginning. Saw Ginning Roller Ginning The ginned cotton is put into bales and supplied to Cotton Mills . The cotton seeds are crushed to give cotton seed oil which is an important bye product. b) Spinning Spinning is the process of drawing out and twisting cotton fibers into yarns. Baled cotton contains vegetable matter and it is removed by pickers through a beating process and feeding through rollers. Cotton in large bats is sent for carding where fibers are lined to produce slivers (a large rope of fibers) to facilitate spinning. A sliver has thin and thick spots, so the slivers are combined together to form a thick rope of cotton fibres and separated into rovings used in spinning. Cotton yarn can be made into cloth by weaving or knitting. c) Weaving Weaving is carried out on a loom. Yarns that run lengthways back to front are called warp. Yarns that run width ways using a shuttle are called weft. The cloth thus produced is suitable for making garments. d) Knitting Knitting is essentially pulling one row of loops of yarn through another row. Common knitted goods are scarfs, sweaters, shawls, socks etc. A knitted garment will unravel easily if the top has not been secured. Knitted objects stretch in all directions unlike woven fabric. Two common techniques are Flat knitting Circular knitting. e) Processing / Finishing Raw fabric has a grey appearance. Processing or finishing encompasses mechanical or chemical treatments performed on fiber, yarn or fabric to improve appearance, texture or performance. Many finishing processes are applied to woven cloth viz. bleaching, stentering, calendaring, dyeing, stone washing and printing. f) Garment making The transformation of fabrics into clothing and accessories is the final stage. The atmospheric conditions temperature & humidity play important role in manufacturing of cotton yarns and fabrics. The properties like dimensions, weight, tensile strength, elastic recovery, electrical resistance, rigidity etc are influenced by moisture regain. Angelique undertakes projects and engineering services in setting up textile units in cotton, blends or Synthetics with its in house team of highly qualified and experienced textile professionals and engineers. We provide all services including conceptualization, techno economic feasibility, design and detailed project engineering, selection of technology and machineries, modernization / technological up gradation (non green field projects), technology transfer, machinery installation/ commissioning and training of personnel etc

The textile industry uses a wide spectrum of fibers viz. cotton, jute, silk, wool, man made fibers (polyester, viscose, nylon, acrylic, polypropylene) and blends of one or more fibers. Yarns are strands of fibers in a form ready for weaving, knitting or tufting to forma textile fabric.India is 3rd largest producer of cotton but Africa is known as best cotton manufacturer in the world. Cotton in its raw form is white, fluffy and roughly spherical. It has to undergo following processes before it reaches consumer in the form of fabric.a) GinningAfter harvesting the seeds in cotton balls have to be removed and the process is called ginning. There are two types of ginning. Saw GinningRoller Ginning The ginned cotton is put into bales and supplied to Cotton Mills . The cotton seeds are crushed to give cotton seed oil which is an important bye product. b) SpinningSpinning is the process of drawing out and twisting cotton fibers into yarns. Baled cotton contains vegetable matter and it is removed by pickers through a beating process and feeding through rollers. Cotton in large bats is sent for carding where fibers are lined to produce slivers (a large rope of fibers) to facilitate spinning. A sliver has thin and thick spots, so the slivers are combined together to form a thick rope of cotton fibres and separated into rovings used in spinning.Cotton yarn can be made into cloth by weaving or knitting.c) WeavingWeaving is carried out on a loom. Yarns that run lengthways back to front are called warp. Yarns that run width ways using a shuttle are called weft. The cloth thus produced is suitable for making garments.d) KnittingKnitting is essentially pulling one row of loops of yarn through another row. Common knitted goods are scarfs, sweaters, shawls, socks etc. A knitted garment will unravel easily if the top has not been secured. Knitted objects stretch in all directions unlike woven fabric.Two common techniques are Flat knittingCircular knitting. e) Processing / FinishingRaw fabric has a grey appearance. Processing or finishing encompasses mechanical or chemical treatments performed on fiber, yarn or fabric to improve appearance, texture or performance.Many finishing processes are applied to woven cloth viz. bleaching, stentering, calendaring, dyeing, stone washing and printing.f) Garment makingThe transformation of fabrics into clothing and accessories is the final stage.The atmospheric conditions temperature & humidity play important role in manufacturing of cotton yarns and fabrics. The properties like dimensions, weight, tensile strength, elastic recovery, electrical resistance, rigidity etc are influenced by moisture regain.Angelique undertakes projects and engineering services in setting up textile units in cotton, blends or Synthetics with its in house team of highly qualified and experienced textile professionals and engineers.We provide all services including conceptualization, techno economic feasibility, design and detailed project engineering, selection of technology and machineries, modernization / technological up gradation (non green field projects), technology transfer, machinery installation/ commissioning and training of personnel etc.

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