Basic textiles 1.3

Question 1

Put the tapites below in the correct order; from lowest pole/middle-high pole to highest pole.

Answer 1

Frieze/Saxony/Shag.

Question 2

Tip shearing:or shaving

Answer 2

Arises by shaving the high loops afterwards after tufting.

Question 3

‘Plush’ fabric is a name for what kind of tissue?

Answer 3

Chain Pole Fabric

Question 4

What is a ‘rod’ used in the manufacture of a rod carpet?

Answer 4

A metal rod on which the pole wires are roded and that determines the height of the loops in a pole fabric

Question 5

What is a typical feature of a fabric with a 5-wire system?

Answer 5

Front and back fabric can be completely different.

Question 6

What is a compact latex layer used for when tufting?

Answer 6

As secondary backing.

Question 7

For a tapit it is necessary that the pool has a high resilience and resilience. What material would you recommend using for the pool?

Answer 7

Polyamide

Question 8

Which production technique would you choose if you had to have a very strong, wear-resistant but also cheap carpet manufactured?

Answer 8

A needlefelt carpet

Question 9

What is the advantage of using a ‘hollous fiber’ in the production of carpets?

Answer 9

Dirt becomes less visible.

Question 10

What description applies to a chain pole fabric?

Answer 10

Can be woven with a ‘V’ or ‘W’ pole.

Question 11

In which carpet is a ‘gripper’ used during the weaving process?

Answer 11

An ‘Axminster’

Question 12

It will soon be summer and time to wear a cooler sweater, what would you like

Answer 12

a cotton RL

Question 13

A length error in a knit -

Answer 13

The yarn tension spring

Question 14

What knit can you produce if you have a coarse bump comb -

Answer 14

a 2x2 catch

Question 15

What is the difference in property (comparisation) of a rl and vaggbreisel?

Answer 15

An RL is longer than a catch and narrower

Question 16

If you want to knit an RL knit where the most beautiful quality yarn is visible and the lower quality yarn on the a - Part on the knitting machine to knit this?

Answer 16

A plated neusje

Question 17

If you want to make a fully fashion sleeve and have to do more, after how many strokes does that have to be done? Assuming: 20nld per 10 cm and 40 strokes per 10 cm.

Answer 17

Every 8th stroke

Question 18

What are the curl properties of an RL knit. So what happens when I look against the right side of the knit?

Answer 18

The sides curl off you and the bottom and upper side towards you

Question 19

How can you prevent enlarged stitches (double stitches)?

Answer 19

By using resistance during the setup

Question 20

If you want to make this mould in your knit, where and how many needles do you put away?

Answer 20

1 below, 2 above, 1 below, 1 above, 1 below, 1 below, 1 above.

Question 21

What is ringiness?

Answer 21

An irregularity in the width direction

Question 22

What kind of knitting can you produce on 1 needle bed?

Answer 22

A lacoste

Question 23

Which bonds all belong under the normal RR RL knitwear?

Answer 23

rib 3x3, RL, half Milano

Question 24

Which two knits can you make with stung needles?

Answer 24

a Rib 2x2 and a richelieu rib

Question 25

Which of the following techniques can be used to shape a knitted building?

Answer 25

Superiors, reduce, resist

Question 26

How do you make a set-up for a rib 2x2?

Answer 26

You use the resistance lever that brings the needles into a 1x1 position, and resists back after the first stroke

Question 27

A crooked tongue of a needle;

Answer 27

Gives a vertical error in the knit

Question 28

What does a fine or coarse stud knit have to meet for its name? The knit must;

Answer 28

Include tuck and rr where pierced needles have been used.

Question 29

What is the operation of the 2 brushes that are between the locks on our knitting machines?

Answer 29

To open the tongues at the first use of the needles

Question 30

Which description applies to a 'Corduroy' cloth?

Answer 30

Is an impact pole tissue where the floats are cut through