Examples of 'yarn count' in a sentence

Meaning of "yarn count"

yarn count: This phrase refers to the measurement used in textiles to determine the fineness or thickness of a yarn, usually calculated by the number of hanks per unit weight

How to use "yarn count" in a sentence

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Yarn count is double line to keep it strong.
Item weight yarn count density width.
Yarn count usages.
Item material yarn count density width.
The yarn count of fibers is often given in denier or decitex.
Each of said strength members may be an aramidic yarn with proper yarn count.
Yarn count table.
However, Esquel focuses on high yarn count shirts, which require the use of ELS cotton.
The yarn count was calculated using dtex count system chart.
A particularly suitable yarn count is about 40 denier.
Yarn count is a term commonly used to describe the linear density of a spun yam.
A particularly suitable yarn count for the loops is about 40 denier.
As yarn count values increase, the fineness of the yarn increases.
The first corespun yarn had a conventional cotton yarn count of 20.
For cotton yarns, the yarn count is normally given in English cotton number ( Ne ).

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It is most preferred that the composite yarn possesses a resultant yarn count of approximately 365 decitex.
Measured yarn count ( Example 1 ) was entered as Dtex yarn count system.
The yarns, for instance, can have a yarn count between about 8 and about 55.
Yarn count ( Ne ) represents the yarn size.
The combined hard yarn count was 55 Nm.
The range of stitch yarn count overall denier is preferably between about 50 denier to 150 denier.
The new yarn count was 77 Denier.

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