Effect of fibre, Yarn and Fabric Properties on Pilling

摘要

The raw material jute and acrylic were blended in different proportions. Yarns were spun on ring and rotor spinning mechanisms and converted into plain knit fabrics. pilling resistance was experimented in different blended fabrics and it was found that 100 per cent acrylic had more pilling tendency as compared to jute blends. As the percentage of jute increased in the blend, the number of pills decreased. The yarn made up on ring had lesser diameter and tenacity than yarn spun on OE. The yarn made up on ring spun yarn had more fabric count than of OE yarn thus resulting in less weight, thickness and number of pills. Natural fibre (jute) reduces pilling tendency of blended fabrics to a great extent.