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What is Mercerization and Effect of Mercerization

Mercerization The process of mercerisation was developed by John Mercer (UK). He found that when a cotton fabric is treated with 25% NaOH...

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What is Needle Punching?

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Needle Punching Needle punching or needle-felting relies on frictional forces and fibre entanglements, and are known as mechanical bo...
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What is Spun Laying and Air Laying Technique in Non-woven Manufacturing?

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Spun Laying  Spun laying includes extrusion of the filaments from the polymer raw material, drawing the filaments and laying them i...
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