Overview Ginning process requirements composite fabric information

In addition to the basic requirements of retaining all the short lint on the cotton and completely removing the long fibers from the cotton, the ginning process also requires the following processes:
(1) The cotton fibers removed must maintain their original appearance Physical properties, such as length, neatness, color, etc.
(2) Try to eliminate external impurities and original impurities on the cotton as much as possible, such as dust, bell shells, stiff valves, infertile children, etc.
(3) Reduce new impurities as much as possible during production, such as broken particles, neps, cords, etc.
(4) Strive for the minimum fiber loss rate during the impurity removal process, and do a good job in cleaning and recycling the scraps.
(5) Strive to achieve the standard hair rate and not damage the cotton seeds.
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