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Textile Manufacturing Processes

Faheem Uddin

  • 100 pages
  • 2.5 MB
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A peer-reviewed overview of the main textile manufacturing stages, from yarn and fabric production to garment making and technical textiles. A modern, research-based summary of the field for students and industry workers.

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