YARN AND YARN MANUFACTURING-Types of cotton yarn-4.3.1


Types of cotton yarn


There are two types of cotton yarn according to their manufacturing process as follows:  
  1. Carded yarn 
  2. Combed yarn
Flow chart of carded yarn manufacturing with input or feed and output or delivery product: 

  





 





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