Fabric processing technology

Fabric processing technology:
Shuttle: A fabric formed by interweaving yarns in two vertical systems, namely horizontal and vertical, on a loom according to certain rules. There are denim, brocade, hemp and so on. 
Knitting: A fabric formed by weaving yarns into loops, divided into weft knitting and warp knitting. 
Nonwoven: Formed by bonding or stitching loose fibers. There are mainly two methods of bonding and puncturing. 
Knitting: two or more sets of thread-like objects, which are mutually misaligned, clipped or interwoven, or a braided product in which one or more yarns are intertwined, twisted, and knotted. 
Composite weave: It is a multi-woven fabric formed by two or more of woven fabrics, knitted fabrics, braided fabrics, non-woven fabrics or membrane materials through cross-knitting, needle punching, spunlace, bonding, stitching, riveting and other methods. layers of fabric. 
Yarn-dyed: The yarn is dyed and then woven with colored yarn, such as many shirting fabrics, denim, etc. 
Printing and dyeing: After weaving, the fabrics are printed and dyed, such as a lot of printed fabrics, with colorful patterns.
Blending: In the spinning process, two or more different fibers are mixed together, and then the blended yarn is used for weaving. 
Interweaving: A fabric woven from different varieties of yarn or fiber filaments (bundles) in warp and weft during weaving.