spinning plant

The spinning plant has been fully modernized and expanded.

Which is why what is happening at the old Wellstone spinning plant is so remarkable.

A clothing manufacturer in Londonderry set up its cotton spinning plant in the South.

Chain, bolts and brackets can be galvanized with excellent result including threads free from excess zinc from our specialised spinning plant.

"Most open-end spinning plants that have the older model spinning frames in them are really dirty and dusty and not fun to be around," she said.

With the money he saved in a few years, Hacı Ömer entered the cotton trade, and in 1932 became a co-owner of a cotton spinning plant.

Cleckheaton resulted when knitwear manufacture, Fred James, imported a worsted spinning plant from Yorkshire to Shepparton, Victoria, in 1948.

The company uses 2-3 million kg of New Zealand wool each year, but in the past, only their yarn spinning plant in New Zealand was a brand partner.

GOI has recently approved US$30 million for setting up an Industrial park and US$15 million for setting up a cotton ginning and spinning plant.

In commercial spinning plants the roving is fed from large spools through rollers, drawing the yarn out to its final diameter, and wound onto revolving bobbins to give it a final twist.

In 2012, NILIT launched its POY spinning plant in China and in 2013 the official inauguration ceremony for both the spinning and compounding thermoplastics sites in Suzhou, China took place.

Developed by ITV Denkendorf Research in Germany, and first shown by SDL at ITMA 99, the machine has evolved into a Rapid Sample Spinning system destined to replace the ageing Shirley Miniature Spinning Plant.