The Weaving Analysis Training equips participants with the ability to identify different weave types and analyze warp and weft systems in detail. Through this program, participants develop technical proficiency and professional expertise applicable in textile design, quality control, and production processes.
This training is designed for professional development purposes, and the certificate obtained does not substitute the MYK qualification certificate in programs where such certification is mandatory.
Introduction to Weaving Analysis
What is weaving analysis? Its objectives, application areas, and significance in textile production.
Recognition of Basic Weave Structures
Study of structural characteristics of basic weaves such as plain, twill, and satin.
Analysis of Warp and Weft Systems
Examination of yarn directions, density measurements, warp–weft ratios, and interlacing points.
Preparation of Weave Reports
Drawing weave reports from fabric samples, analytical methods, and graphical representation techniques.
Microscopic Fabric Examination
Observing fabric samples under a microscope to analyze yarn direction, fiber structure, and interlacing details.
Pattern Analysis and Jacquard Weaves
Analyzing complex pattern constructions and evaluating Jacquard weave samples.
Effect of Yarn Properties on Fabric Analysis
Exploring how yarn thickness, twist, type, and material composition influence woven fabric structures.
Evaluation of Fabric Properties
Assessing fabric handle, permeability, elasticity, and interpreting analysis results based on usage areas.
Quality Control and Fault Analysis
Identifying and classifying weaving faults, and learning practical quality control techniques.
Applied Analysis Studies
Hands-on analysis on various fabric samples to develop interpretation and reporting skills.
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The program is offered as a corporate package for institutions and companies, and individual applications are not accepted. The training content can be customized according to the corporate participant profile and organizational needs. Through mutual discussions, the scope and delivery method (Face-to-Face or Online) are determined, and all related processes are completed. Once an agreement is reached, the venue, as well as suitable dates and times for both your institution’s participants and our instructors, are finalized.