Mouth opening:
In order for the weft thread to be thrown, according to the knitting report, some of the pre-drawn warp threads are lower; the process of creating a space between them by bringing some of them to the upper position.
Analysis:
Determining the properties of textile materials or fabrics
Dobby:
Shedding system that provides patterning by giving movement to the warp threads as much as the number of frames
Dobby plan:
Plan showing the frame movement sequence required for a weave to be woven
Weft (weft yarn):
Yarns in the transverse direction in a woven fabric Weft pattern: Repetitive weft yarn sequence and number in the fabric
Weft report:
The smallest unit of the repetitive weft thread row in the fabric Weft density: The number of weft threads per unit measure in the fabric
Weft system:
The number and ratio of wefts positioned on top of each other in the fabric
Frame:
The apparatus that has the power wires on the dobby machines.
Warp (warp thread):
Yarns in the longitudinal direction in a woven fabric Warp plan: Repetitive warp yarn order and number in the fabric
Warp report:
Smallest unit of repetitive warp thread row in fabric
Warp density:
The number of warp threads per unit measure in the fabric
Warping system:
The number and ratio of warps positioned on top of each other in the fabric
Pattern:
Aesthetic element created by weaving or printing method on textile surfaces
Pattern paper:
Checkered paper in different sizes used in weaving Pattern knitting report: The smallest repeating unit of the pattern on the fabric
Weaving:
The technique of creating a surface by connecting the warp and weft threads at right angles to each other according to certain rules.
Grams:
The value of the fabric in grams per unit area (such as g/m2 and g/mtul)
Power:
Steel wires through which the warp threads are threaded one by one and connected to the frame
Fabric type:
Shirts, tulle/curtains, upholstery, towels, etc. Fabric variations produced with different materials and warp-weft systems for different usage areas
sample fabric:
The piece of fabric used as a reference for the pattern to be prepared for production
Knitting:
The connections between the warp and weft threads to form a right angle with each other according to certain rules.
Knitting report:
The smallest unit of connection of warp and weft threads with each other according to certain rules in a way to form right angles.
Braiding:
Placing different weaves in each color area in the drawing to create the pattern on the fabric
Special magnifying glass (Lupe) :
Magnifying glass to help determine yarn density, weave and color reports in fabric analysis
Drawing plan:
Plan showing at least how many frames a weave can be woven and which warp should be in which frame
Comb:
Apparatus that registers the weft thread thrown in the weaving machines to the fabric line and passes the warp threads through the tooth spaces on it.
Comb number:
The number of tooth gaps in one or ten centimeters of the weaving reed
Basic knitting: Plain, twill and satin weaves
Derived Weave:
Braids derived from basic weaves by various methods.
Creel (Cage):
The stand where the bobbins to be fed to the machine are arranged
Crossover:
The process to follow the order of the threads in the processes after warp unwinding (drawing, knotting)
Crossbar:
The threads between the lever and the lamella do not pass parallel
Weaving:
The manufacture of the textile product consisting of the intersection of the warp and weft threads at right angles in accordance with the knitting report.
Jacquard:
One of the woven fabric patterning systems
Lamella:
Metal element that stops the weaving machine when the warp thread breaks
Leno:
Cloth edge lock knitting made using rotary power
Levend:
Cylindrical reel with cover on both sides on which the warp threads are wound
Pulley:
Cylinder on which thread is wound.
Set off:
A product with all the same features and produced at once
Party number:
A product that has all the same features and is produced in one go, within the factory.
Boss (Conical and Cylindrical):
The bobbin on which the threads are wound
Accompanying card:
The table in which the basic features of the product and the processes to be applied to the product to be touched are indicated in order.
Phone:
Waste yarn and debris released during production
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