Confused between different fabric terminologies like warp, weft, count, GSM, etc.? Do watch out this 6th video of fabric terminologies series to get more clarity. Part 6. Hello, this is Tushar Bhatia from Charu Creation Pvt. Ltd., a fashion fabric store spread in an area of 8000 sq. ft. at Nehru Place, New Delhi. For the last more than 35 years, we have been successfully delivering our products and services to the top apparel exporters of India like Shahi Exports, Orient Craft, Pearl Global Industries, Texport Industries, Radnik Exports, Richa Global Exports , etc. Our collection of forecast & trends oriented 21000+ unique Fashion fabrics have enabled us in increasing the profitability ranging from 33% to 200% of our 11000+ customers spread across 50+ countries. In my previous videos, I described fabric terminologies like warp, weft, selvedge, Grain, fiber, Yarn & Yarn Count and its measurement according to the indirect of Fixed weight system. In this video, I shall explain the measurement of Yarn Count according to the direct of Fixed weight system. As mentioned in the previous video, there are mainly two systems or ways of yarn count measurement, these are :(a) Indirect System / Fixed weight system ( length per unit mass )(b) Direct system / Fixed length system( mass per unit length ). The direct system or fixed length system is the yarn count system where the count of a yarn is calculated by measuring the mass of a fixed / definite length. Here, the count number indicates the mass per unit length. So, higher the count, coarser the yarn. In direct count system, the length of yarn is fixed and the mass of yarn varies according to its fineness. This system is commonly used for polyester, nylon, silk, acrylic & jute yarn. Some of the most commonly used direct systems include :Tex, Denier, Pounds per Spyndle, DeciTex (dtex) MilliTex (mtex) KilloTex (ktex) Tex :The yarn number or count in Tex system is the weight in grams of 1000 m of yarn. For example, yarn count 30 Tex means that there are 30 grams of yarn per 1000 m or 1 km of that yarn (mass per length) . In other words, yarn count 30 Tex means 1000 m of that yarn will weigh 30 gm. Denier :The yarn number or count in Denier system is the weight in grams of 9000 m of yarn. For example, yarn count 30 Denier means that there are 30 grams of yarn per 9000 m or 9 km of that yarn. In other words, yarn count 30 Denier means that 9000 m of that yarn will weigh 30 gm. The chart visible on your screen would help you in understanding the other units like Pound per Spyndle / Jute count, DeciTex (dTex), miliTex (mTex), KiloTex (kTex). To know how we can help your apparel and home furnishing business grow, contact us at +91-9818435005 or visit us at charu.org.in We are offering fashion fabrics at Rs. 99/ mtr on our website for a limited period. Do remember to watch our series of videos on mulberry and non-mulberry silks. Please subscribe to our you tube channel named "Charu Creation Pvt Ltd" and press the bell icon to get more infos on fabrics. N = ( l × W) / L
Where, N = yarn count
L = the length of the sample
W = the weight of the sample
l = ” unit of length ” of the system
Direct yarn count system
COUNT SYSTEM NAME UNIT OF LENGTH UNIT OF MASS
Tex 1000 m No. of grams
Denier 9000 m No. of grams
Pounds per Spyndle 14,400 yards No. of lbs.
( Jute, Hemp)
DeciTex (dTex) 10,000 m / 10 km No. of grams
miliTex (mTex) 1000 m No. of milligrams
KiloTex (kTex) 1000 m No. of kilograms
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