Class 1 Textile Fibers - Job Interview Preparation

Textile fiber is a material mainly made from natural or synthetic sources. This material will be converts into the making of textile yarns and fabrics; woven, knitted, nonwoven, and carpets. It may be in a form of a pliable hair like strand or as the smallest visible unit of textile production. To grow fiber lots of water is required along with pesticides. Growing 1 kilogram of non-organic cotton lint (the raw cotton fiber) uses about 2,120 liters of water from irrigation, according to Textile Exchange There are two types of fiber: 1. Natural Fiber Cellulosic Fiber – Cotton, Kapok (Seed); Flax Hemp, Jute (Bast); Sisal, Abaca, Pina (Leaf) Protein Fiber – Llama, Cashmere, Mohair (Hair); Sheep (Wool); Spider silk and Worm Silk (filament) Mineral Fiber – Asbestos Manmade fiber Synthetic fiber – Polyester, Polyamide, Elastane, Metallic fiber, carbon fiber, Regenerated fiber – Rayon, Lyocell, Modal etc. please subscribe my channel for more videos