Noil Is A Common Raw Material in The Cotton Spinning Industry

Noil is a type of cotton spinning raw material, mainly referring to the fibers and impurities separated from the opening and cleaning machine, carding machine, and combing machine, such as broken seeds, ground flowers, car belly flowers, cut flowers, and combed noil. This type of raw material is often reused for spinning, especially on machines used for air flow spinning.
Specifically, noil is the cotton sliver that falls off when it passes through a combing machine. Although it cannot be used for spinning combed yarn, it is suitable for making airspinning or branded yarn. Due to the thicker yarn count, noil products may have certain advantages in terms of warmth and softness, so they are commonly used to make winter clothing, bedding, and household items.
In addition, there is a theory that noil is a pure cotton fleece fabric, which is not entirely accurate. Although the main component of cotton is cotton, other materials may be added during the processing, so not all cotton is pure. If you want to determine whether the component of cotton drop is pure cotton, you can use methods such as label observation, tactile observation, and singeing test to determine.
Overall, noil is a common raw material in the cotton spinning industry, with a wide range of uses and certain economic value.