Fabric weaves that form a pile (loop) layer on the ground fabric surface, on the reverse, both on the surface and on the reverse, are called terry cloth weaves. Pile formation occurs thanks to the special system of both the knitting and the machine.
In special towel weaving machines of the ground and pile warps, the ground is the weaves that determine the movement of the warps to create pile on the face, reverse or both face and reverse of the fabric. called terry knits.
Features
- Terry knits give the fabric a soft touch due to their looped structure.
- No wrinkling problems.
- Due to their weaving with cotton thread and their looped structure, their ability to absorb moisture, hold heat and air is high.
- It is resistant to hot water and frequent washing.
- Towel weaves are formed by combining the ground and pile weaves in certain proportions.
- According to the weaving technique, terry knits are drawn with three and four weft groups.
- The pile (loop) structure can be on the face, reverse or both sides of the terry cloth. According to the size of the pattern, it is possible to divide terry knits into two as dobby and jacquard.
- Towel knits are used as hand and bath towels, bathrobes, beach towels, daily and sports clothes, bathroom accessories, bedspreads and upholstery fabric.
Pile Knits with Pile Forming on the Face of the Fabric
Towel weaves are divided into two as three weft and four weft groups.
Ground weave In three wefts
In four scarves
Is used.
In the drawing of a terry towel with three wefts first, the area where the weave will be drawn is determined according to the sequence (The sequence will be in the form of 1 warp, 1 weft.). In the second stage, as a ground weave;
The floor is marked on the warp. In the third stage, the knitting is completed by marking the pile warp as full-empty-full.
In the drawing of a terry weave with four wefts first, the area where the weave will be drawn is determined according to the sequence. In the second stage, as a ground weave;
The floor is marked on the warp. In the third stage, the knitting is completed by marking the pile warp as full-empty-2 full.
The drawing of the terry knit on the surface can be drawn as a group drawing or as a flat drawing. Although it can be woven in three frames according to the draw-in rule, it is more correct to weave in eight frames, including repeating the report, in order to reduce the warp threads falling into the frames. In knitting, the ground is drawn in red and the pile in blue.
Pile Knits with Pile Forming on the Back of the Fabric
Pile formation on the reverse, ground weave as in the formation of pile on the surface;
In three scarves
In four scarves
Is used.
In the drawing of a terry towel with three wefts first, the area where the weave will be drawn is determined according to the sequence. In the second stage, as a ground weave;
The floor is marked on the warp. In the third stage, knitting is completed by marking the pile warp as empty-full-empty.
In the drawing of a terry weave with four wefts first, the area where the weave will be drawn is determined according to the sequence. In the second stage, as a ground weave;
The floor is marked on the warp. In the third stage, the knitting is completed by marking the pile warp as empty-full-2 empty.
The terry knit formed on the reverse can be drawn as a group drawing or as a flat drawing. Although it can be woven in three frames according to the draw-in rule, it is more correct to weave in eight frames, including repeating the report, in order to reduce the warp threads falling into the frames. In knitting, the ground is drawn in red and the pile in blue.
Pile Knits with Pile Forming on the Face and Back of the Fabric
Towel weaves are divided into two as three weft and four weft groups. ground weave ;
In three scarves
In four scarves
Is used. In the drawing of a terry towel with three wefts first, the area where the weave will be drawn is determined according to the sequence. In the second stage, as a ground weave;
The floor is marked on the warp. In the third stage, the pile warp is drawn on the top of the pile, full-blank-full. For the pile to be formed at the bottom, the knitting is completed by marking the empty-full-empty.
In the drawing of a terry weave with four wefts first, the area where the weave will be drawn is determined according to the sequence. In the second stage, as a ground weave;
The floor is marked on the warp. In the third stage, the pile warp is drawn on the top of the pile, full-empty-2 full. For the pile to be formed at the bottom, the knitting is completed by marking empty-full-2 empty.
The drawing of terry knits, the piles of which are formed on the face and reverse of the fabric, can be drawn as a group drawing or as a flat drawing. Although it can be woven in four frames according to the draw-in rule, it is more correct to weave in eight frames, including repeating the report, in order to reduce the warp threads falling into the frames. In knitting, the ground is drawn in red, the 1st pile is blue, the 2nd pile is green.
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