Wool combing course

The hairdresser is the artisan who styles female hair; hairdresser. Figure present in the world of entertainment (cinema and theater. Combing or parallelization is a processing phase in the spinning cycle. It consists in sorting the textile fibers after they have been carded. It is applied to carded sliver, for long fibers, mainly of Cotton and wool. Combing has two purposes: selection of the length of the fibers, with the elimination of short ones and orientation of the fibers in a direction, along the length of the ribbon, that in which the thread will be built. obtains a yarn, called combed, of high quality, with little fluff, suitable for the production of fine fabrics called combed, with a dry and smooth feel such as gabardine or cool wool. Combing is a type of textile finishing that is carried out on finished pieces of cloth after raising. The raising extracts the hair from the surface of a fulled fabric and the combing directs the hair in one direction, to facilitate the dripping of water, increasing its impermeability as in loden. The wool combing process is closely linked to that of carding, an operation that precedes the wool spinning process. Preceded by the beating of the fibers, to free them from foreign bodies, it consists in freeing from impurities, untangling and making the textile fibers parallel, in order to allow subsequent spinning operations. It owes its name to the thistle plant;