Air Jet

Air jet conventional filament yarns are fed over and  <a href="http://www.whatistextile.com/air-jet-loom" title="Air Jet " rel="nofollow">Air Jet </a> at a faster rate than they are drawn off. The blast of air forces some of the filaments into very tiny loop; the velocity of the air affect the of the loops.This is a slow, relatively costly, but versatile process. Volume increase with little or no stretch  <a href="http://www.whatistextile.com/air-jet-loom" title="Air Jet Yarn" rel="nofollow">Air Jet Yarn</a> maintain their size and bulk under tension because the straight areas bear the strain and the loops remain relatively unaffected .