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    The document discusses the process of sizing warp yarns. Sizing involves immersing and squeezing yarns in a size solution before drying to make the yarns stronger, smoother and better lubricated for weaving. This protects the yarns from damage during the weaving process. The document provides details of the chemicals used for sizing at Sinha Textile Group, including Finnfix and Trifix, as well as a normal recipe using these chemicals and processing times.

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    The document discusses the process of sizing warp yarns. Sizing involves immersing and squeezing yarns in a size solution before drying to make the yarns stronger, smoother and better lubricated for weaving. This protects the yarns from damage during the weaving process. The document provides details of the chemicals used for sizing at Sinha Textile Group, including Finnfix and Trifix, as well as a normal recipe using these chemicals and processing times.

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    The document discusses the process of sizing warp yarns. Sizing involves immersing and squeezing yarns in a size solution before drying to make the yarns stronger, smoother and better lubricated for weaving. This protects the yarns from damage during the weaving process. The document provides details of the chemicals used for sizing at Sinha Textile Group, including Finnfix and Trifix, as well as a normal recipe using these chemicals and processing times.

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    Sizing in Textile Department

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    Shivam Agnihotri
    The document discusses the process of sizing warp yarns. Sizing involves immersing and squeezing yarns in a size solution before drying to make the yarns stronger, smoother and better lubricated for weaving. This protects the yarns from damage during the weaving process. The document provides details of the chemicals used for sizing at Sinha Textile Group, including Finnfix and Trifix, as well as a normal recipe using these chemicals and processing times.

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    Sizing:-

    The process of application of size solution to yarns by immersion into the solution
    & squeezing, which is followed by drying to make the warp yarn more suitable for
    wearing is known as sizing.
    The primary purpose of warp sizing is to produce a warp, which will suffer the
    least damage in wearing. In some cases it is also used to modify the characters of
    the yarn so as have as effect on the fabric weight, hand feel. But sizing is mainly
    done to make the warp yarn stronger, smooth & better lubricated.
    In the steps of producing the sample fabric the sizing is a vital step, which is
    done after producing the warper’s beam. In the sizing unit of Sinha Textile Group
    the chemicals used for sizing are here,

    -Finnfix 30(For Finer Yarn Count Like Above 26’s)


    -Finnfix 150(For Coarser Yarn Count Like 8’s-24’s)
    -Finnfix 700(For Coarser Yarn Count Like 8’s-24’s)
    -Trifix (Wax)

    Normal recipe for sizing of coarser yarn count is-


    -Water--- 500 Litres
    -Finnfix 700--- 20 Kg
    -Finnfix 150--- 13 Kg
    -Trifix (Wax)--- 02 Kg
    -Chemical Coating Time--- 25 min.
    -Sizing Time--- 02 hours(For 5000m Length at 35-40m/min speed)

    In this way sizing of the warp yarn is done & finally we are getting the weaver’s
    beam of the ordered sample.

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