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1 entangled yarn
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2 entangled yarn
Техника: пневмосоединённая нить (комплексная) -
3 yarn
1) пряжа2) нить•-
air-textured-filament yarn
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carded yarn
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combed yarn
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composite yarn
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core-spun yarn
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cotton yarn
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covered yarns
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crimp bulked yarn
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elastic yarn
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electrical yarn
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entangled yarn
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face yarn
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false twist bulked yarn
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fibrous-glass yarn
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fleece yarn
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folded yarn
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fully drawn yarn
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greige yarn
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grege yarn
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ground yarn
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industrial yarn
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interlacing multifilament yarn
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knitting yarn
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loop bulked yarn
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low orientation spun yarn
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multisurface yarns
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OE-spun yarn
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plating yarn
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ply yarn
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pot-spun yarn
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preoriented yarn
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raw yarn
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ring spun yarn
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rotor spun yarn
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self-twist yarn
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self-twist-twist yarn
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spool spun yarn
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spun yarn
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spundyed yarn
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staple fiber yarn
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stretch yarn
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synthetic yarn
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tape yarn
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textile yarn
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textured yarn
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thick and thin yarn
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tie yarn
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twist yarn
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undrawn yarn
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viscose filament yarn
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warp yarn
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weft yarn -
4 air-entangled chemical yarn
пневмосоединенная химическая нить
Филаментная химическая нить, компактность которой достигается перепутыванием элементарных нитей путем аэродинамической обработки.
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > air-entangled chemical yarn
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entangled yarn, interlacing multifilament yarnБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > пневмосоединенная нить
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