Spinning Processes and Material Impact


 

This training provides an in-depth understanding of fibers, fiber preparation, spinning technologies, mechanical recycling through fiber opening, quality control and sector challenges.

carded fibers sliver for yarn spinning
 

Operational Objectives

  • Understand economic, technical and environmental challenges of the yarn industry,

  • Understand fiber preparation and the three spinning processes (open-end, ring, air-jet),

  • Understand fiber opening processes for recycled short fibers,

  • Apply a product quality approach during spinning trials,

  • Become familiar with technical terminology.

 

Download program

 
  • Textile application engineers and technicians, new product development specialists.

  • Advanced.

  • Basic textile knowledge required.

    • Duration: 2 days (14 hours)

    • Format: Face-to-face

    • Location: CETI

  • The training combines structured theoretical input with hands-on practical workshops, including:

    • Digital media (PowerPoint presentations, videos, quizzes, etc.),

    • Presentation of raw material and product samples,

    • Illustration of textile processing technologies, as well as prototyping and characterisation trials on CETI’s technological platforms.

  • Assessment of learning outcomes through quizzes and technical discussions, complemented by a satisfaction questionnaire at the end of the training course.

  • Contact: contact@ceti.fr

    Registration is confirmed after validation of training needs and subject to the number of participants.

     

  • The training course is open and accessible to people with disabilities.

    Disability Officer: HR Manager

    Email: rh@ceti.com

    Phone: +33 (0)3 62 72 61 00

  • Training course delivered by a QUALIOPI-certified organisation for training activities.

 
 

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