Flow Chart of Jute Products Manufacturing Process

Jute

Jute fiber is a natural bast fiber. It is harder than other textile fibers. Its spinning process is different from others.

Flow Chart of Jute Products Manufacturing Process

Jute is a natural fiber. It is environmentally friendly. Due to its worldwide demand, different countries manufacture jute goods. Jute goods are produced in a certain sequence. Its manufacturing process is completely different from cotton. In the following way, jute goods are produced:

Selection of jute for a batch (According to jute grade)

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Piecing up

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Softening or Lubricating (Application of emulsion on jute)

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Batching (Piling of jute for a certain time)

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Breaker Card (Inter Card is used between these two)

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Finisher Card (It may be half or full circular)

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First Drawing Frame

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Second Drawing Frame

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Third or Finisher Drawing Frame

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Roving (For fine yarn)

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Spinning Frame (Apron draft or Slip draft)

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Winding (Roll winding & Cop winding)

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Beaming (For warp yarn of cloth)

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Weaving (Insertion of warp & weft yarn)

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Damping

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Calendaring

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Cutting

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Folding

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Sewing

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Baling

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Export

This is the common flow chart. Some additional steps can be added to it, depending on the buyer’s requirements. It can be changed with respect to the count of yarn, but it is the principle of the jute goods manufacturing process. It also depends on the type of product, like CBC, hessian, or sacking. We know that CBC is produced by fine yarn, Hessian is also produced by fine yarn, but this yarn is slightly coarser than CBC, and Sacking is produced by coarser yarn than the previous two.

Anyhow, our main objective is to produce a quality product. So we should do research to improve the process.