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h - 4 organic
a 28 mm 3. 5 - 4. 5 ncl 28 gpt up to 3. 5 % 21 below 9% roller gin
MECH-I Cotton
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J-34 Cotton
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Shankar - 6 Cotton
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Shankar - 6 Cotton
29 mm 3. 7 - 4. 5 29 gpt 3% 21 8% roller gin
shankar - 6 organic
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shankar - 6 organic
a 28. 5 mm 3. 7 - 4. 5 ncl 29 gpt up to 3% 21 below 9% roller gin
lower the number of micronaire. However, low micronaire values can be an indication of either low intrinsic fineness (diameter of fibre) or low maturity. Natural coloured cotton Colour: Variation in the colour of seed cotton causes variation in the colour of dyed cotton products. A distinction is made between white, creamy, light spotted and spotted colour. Some varieties and specific strains, however, are of greenish, beige or brown colour. Contamination: The degree of contamination with non-fibre material or foreign fibres is an important quality criterion. Contaminated fibres cause problems during processing, reducing the quality of the resulting yarn and garments. Frequent contaminants are dust, cotton foliage and packing material. Damage: Pest and disease infestation can damage cotton fibres, reducing the quality of the harvest. A common problem is honeydew (secretion) from lice, a sugary liquid that causes cotton fibres to stick together.