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you are at least generally familiar with the source and production of natural fibers. therefore, the primary focus of this section is on the production of manufactured fibers. a discussion is also presented concerning the blending of both manufactured and natural fibers. it should be kept in mind that

into yarn. the twisted yarn is then packaged and sent to the textile mills to be either woven or knitted into fabric. discussion of the fiber production process it is not intended to go into all the technical details in this presentation. however, some of the key parts of manufactured fiber production...

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you are at least generally familiar with the source and production of natural fibers. therefore, the primary focus of this section is on the production of manufactured fibers. a discussion is also presented concerning the blending of both manufactured and natural fibers. it should be kept in mind that

into yarn. the twisted yarn is then packaged and sent to the textile mills to be either woven or knitted into fabric. discussion of the fiber production process it is not intended to go into all the technical details in this presentation. however, some of the key parts of manufactured fiber production...

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