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Cotton Card Fly, commonly termed as Cotton Carding Waste, is a by-product originating from the cotton carding process. This process is a fundamental step in cotton yarn production. Its primary role is to align the cotton fibres, ensuring they’re ready for the subsequent spinning phase.
During the carding process, the machines comb through raw cotton to straighten and order the fibres. However, not all fibres align as required. The residue from this process, the misaligned and short fibres, are collected and have become collectively known as the Cotton Card Fly.
Over time, industry experts have identified various applications for this by-product.
The versatility of Cotton Card Fly has led to its utilization across multiple sectors:
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