Terms and definition of yarn number sysytem
Yarn numbering system
Yarn count - Count is numrical expresion ,which is determine the fineness and corseness .It also define as yarn is thick and thin.A definition given by textile institute,"count number is indicate the weight per unit lenght or lengthy per unit weight "
Count = Weight /length
=Length/Weight
There are two of yarn numbering system
1.Indirect number system -English cotton
Count ,metric count
2.Direct number system - Tex ,Denier
1.Indirect number - In this system length unit weight .In this system weight is constant and length is variable .Yarn thickness is indirectly proportional to yarn number . Higher the count finer the yarn ,vice versa .In this system more use in cotton and worested industry .There are two example English cotton count (Ne),Metric count (Nm) ,Worested, linen count ,woollen count
English cotton count (Ne)= Number of hanks each of 840 yard weighing in 1 pound it is known as english cotton count io
Ne = length in yds ×1 pound
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840 yds × weights in pound
Metric count (Nm)= number of hanks each of 1000 meter weighing in1 kg .It is knowns as metric count or no of length 1 k.m yarn weighing in 1 k g .It is denoted by NM .
Nm = Length in meter ×1kg
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1000m× Weight in kg
Worested count = number of hanks each of 560 yard weighing in 1 pound (lb)
Worested = length in yard ×1 pound
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840 yds × weight in lb.
Linen count = No of hanks each of 300 yard weighing in 1 pound
Linen = length in yard × 1 pound
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300 yard × weight in lb
Direct numbering system = In this system weight per unit length .Length is fixed and weight is variable .Yarn thickness ( diameter ) is directly proportional to yarn number .Finer the count lower the number
Examples Tex ,denier
Tex = weight in gram of 1000 meter
Tex = 1000 meter× weight in gram
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1 gm × length in meter
Denier = weight in gram of 9000 meter
Denier = 9000m × weight in gram
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Yarn count - Count is numrical expresion ,which is determine the fineness and corseness .It also define as yarn is thick and thin.A definition given by textile institute,"count number is indicate the weight per unit lenght or lengthy per unit weight "
Count = Weight /length
=Length/Weight
There are two of yarn numbering system
1.Indirect number system -English cotton
Count ,metric count
2.Direct number system - Tex ,Denier
1.Indirect number - In this system length unit weight .In this system weight is constant and length is variable .Yarn thickness is indirectly proportional to yarn number . Higher the count finer the yarn ,vice versa .In this system more use in cotton and worested industry .There are two example English cotton count (Ne),Metric count (Nm) ,Worested, linen count ,woollen count
English cotton count (Ne)= Number of hanks each of 840 yard weighing in 1 pound it is known as english cotton count io
Ne = length in yds ×1 pound
__________________________________
840 yds × weights in pound
Metric count (Nm)= number of hanks each of 1000 meter weighing in1 kg .It is knowns as metric count or no of length 1 k.m yarn weighing in 1 k g .It is denoted by NM .
Nm = Length in meter ×1kg
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1000m× Weight in kg
Worested count = number of hanks each of 560 yard weighing in 1 pound (lb)
Worested = length in yard ×1 pound
_________________________
840 yds × weight in lb.
Linen count = No of hanks each of 300 yard weighing in 1 pound
Linen = length in yard × 1 pound
____________________________
300 yard × weight in lb
Direct numbering system = In this system weight per unit length .Length is fixed and weight is variable .Yarn thickness ( diameter ) is directly proportional to yarn number .Finer the count lower the number
Examples Tex ,denier
Tex = weight in gram of 1000 meter
Tex = 1000 meter× weight in gram
______________________________________
1 gm × length in meter
Denier = weight in gram of 9000 meter
Denier = 9000m × weight in gram
_______________________________
1gm × length in meter
Very good article. Keep posting. It is more useful if you put table of relation of all numbering system.
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