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Combing Machinery

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Combing machines process lapped or sliver-fed fibre assemblies through a cyclic sequence of nipping, combing, and piecing operations that remove short fibres below a defined length threshold called noil, extract remaining neps and trash, and straighten and parallelise long fibres to produce combed sliver with enhanced length uniformity for fine count ring spinning and premium yarn applications.

Role

Delivers the fibre length and purity upgrading that transforms carded sliver into combed sliver suitable for spinning fine yarns with high tenacity, low imperfection count, and superior lustre, with noil extraction percentage and combing fringe length setting determining the quality-yield trade-off that governs the economics of combed yarn production.

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