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Cotton is a vegetable textile fiber that grows around the seeds of the cotton plant, it belongs to the Malvaceae family, native to tropical and subtropical regions.
The cocoon is transformed by developing into an oval ball that, when mature, opens and reveals a large number of brown or black seeds, covered with a mass of white hairs. When fully mature and dry, each of these hairs is a cell, flattened.
Harvesting and selection are usually done by hand, thus achieving a better quality cotton. However, there are some countries where harvesting is carried out mechanically. The pickers have a vertical drum equipped with spindles that hook the cotton and pull it from the open seed balls. Peelers are less selective machines that pull the balls from the plant.
Once the cotton is harvested, it reaches the ginning plant, is loaded into the building through conduits placed on trucks and trailers. In many cases, it goes through a dryer first, which reduces the moisture content to facilitate subsequent operations.
It then goes to some machines that separate all the foreign matter from the cotton: dirt, remains of leaves, seeds, stems, etc. The clean cotton enters the gins, which separate the fiber from the seeds. Lastly, the fibers are packed into bales, then comes the process that basically involves opening, mixing, carding (in some cases also combing), stretching and twisting to produce the material for the looms.
The actual spinning then takes place. This can be manual with the spindle and spinning wheel, or with a spinning wheel. However, on a commercial level, mechanical spinning machines are used. In all cases, what is sought is that the continuous filaments are grouped and twisted to form threads of several strands.
To weave, the loom and two sets of threads are used, called respectively warp (or foot) and weft. The warp threads run along the loom, while the weft threads run across the loom. The weft is supplied by the sides of the loom from spools that are changed automatically or manually when the thread runs out. The loom shuttle passes the weft threads through the loom, weaving them perpendicularly with the warp.
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