Color fly

-This situation refers to the presence of fiber impurities of different colors in the yarn or fabric.

Color misdraw of colored yarn.

-For woven fabrics, this situation means that the colored yarn depicted by the loom harness is opposite to the colored pattern and/or weave design; For warp knitted fabrics, this situation means that the colored yarn described by the guide bar is opposite to the pattern design.

Color out

-In the printing process, if the color paste in the storage tank is almost used up, it will cause blank jumping of the printing pattern.

Color smear

-This situation is due to the pattern deformation caused by applying pigment during the printing process.

Compactor crease

-For knitted fabrics, this defect refers to hard creases caused by the use of wrinkled fabrics in shrinkage control and stability.

Corrugation (refer to the hidden wrinkle defect of pre-shrunk grain)

-This defect is caused by the washboard phenomenon caused by the thick padding cloth of the abnormal pre-shrinking finishing machine.

Cover

-This term is usually used to describe the defects of fabric surface characteristics, such as the number of warp and weft yarns, whether the pattern is prominent or not, and other desired characteristics that can be obtained by changing one of the two yarn systems.

Crease

-This kind of defect refers to the crease produced by the fabric folding itself under pressure.

Crease streak

-This defect refers to the visible after-effect caused by folding the best sofa fabrics in dyeing or finishing work.

Damaged

-This situation refers to the fact that the fabric has been damaged and can no longer be used for the intended purpose.

Doctor streak

-This defect refers to a narrow, swinging stripe caused by the broken scraper in the printing process.

Double end of warp yarn

-This situation refers to the appearance of two warp yarns where the fabric design originally required only one warp yarn.

Double pick

-This situation means that two weft yarns appear at the shed of the loom where the fabric design originally required only one weft yarn.

Doubling

-For a weft yarn, this situation means that the size of this weft yarn is twice larger than the normal size because both ends of the roving hit one end of the spun yarn at the same time; For warp yarns, because both ends of roving hit one end of spun yarn at the same time, it will lead to coarse warp.

Dragging end

-For warp knitted fabrics, this situation means that the warp is knitted under unstable tension because the warp beam entangles the warp.

Drawback of elastic streaks

-The reason for this defect is the excessive tension gradually applied to many warp yarns caused by some abnormal restrictions. When the restriction is removed, these excessively loose warp yarns will be gradually woven into the fabric, resulting in fabric defects.

Dropped pick of weft yarn

-This kind of fabric defect is caused by the weft insertion device on shuttleless loom not being able to hold and release the weft in time. Because the weft insertion device can't release the weft in time, the weft will enter the main body of the device, thus causing half of the weft shortage in the width direction of the sofa fabric. In addition, because the loosened weft will be woven into the fabric immediately, in this case, the weft woven into the fabric will sometimes get tangled.

Dye streak

-This is a kind of stripe defect related to dye. Is it? Health mainly depends on the application of dyes on fabrics or the absorption of dyes by fabrics.

End out

-This situation refers to the lack of warp yarns.

Weft filling band

-This situation means that there is a visually obvious stripe in the width direction of the fabric. The difference in physical or chemical properties of weft yarns is the direct cause of this defect.

Filling floats (refer to filling floats, top floats and bottom floats)

-This situation means that the weft yarn does not cross the warp yarn where it should, but extends freely above or below it.

Fine warp end

-This defect means that the diameter of one or some warp yarns is obviously smaller than that of the normal warp yarns of the fabric.

Fine yarn defect

-For knitted fabrics, this defect refers to the fact that the diameter of one or some yarns is obviously smaller than the normal yarn diameter of the fabric, which usually leads to the appearance of thin-line cracks in the horizontal direction of the fabric.

The above are all kinds of defects in home textiles and home fabrics, and their related explanations, hoping to help you. If you have any other questions, please send an inquiry or email to our customer service (online 24 hours a day).

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