text: Yarn Count
  
  There is a nice definition of yarn count according to textiles institute of UK, “count is a number of indicating the mass per unit length or length per unit mass of yarn of yarn”
  
  In other word count can be defined as , the numerical values which expresses the fineness or coarseness of yarn. It indicates the relationship between length and weight also.
  
  So, “Yarn count is a number which indicate the mass per unit length or the length per unit mass of the yarn”
  
  Indirect yarn count system or numbering system
  
  Yarn Counting System
  
  Classification of Yarn count
  
  Direct Count
  
  Study my another article about direct yarn numbering (direct count) system
  
  Indirect count (length/weight)
  
  The length of a fixed weight of yarn is measured. The length per unit weight is the yarn indirect count. General features of all indirect count systems are the weight of yarn is fixed and the length of yarn varies according to it’s fitness.
  
  Points should remember during indirect count
  
  1. In indirect count system weight is fixed.
  2. Higher the yarn number finer the yarn and
  3. Lower yarn number coarser the yarn.
  
  The following formula is used to calculate the indirect yarn count
  
  Formula of Indirect Count
  
  Here,
  
  N = Yarn count or numbering system
  
  W= Weight of the sample
  
  L = Length of the sample
  
  l = Unit of length of the sample
  
  w =The unit of weight
  
  Some indirect yarn count system
  
  English count system, Ne              : No of 840yd lengths per pound
  
  Metric count, Nm                               : No. of kilometers per kilograms
  
  Woolen count (YSW)                        : No. of 256 yd lengths per pound (lb)
  
  Woolen count (Dewsbury)              : No. of yd lengths per oz
  
  Worsted count, NeK                         : No. of 560 yd lengths per pound
  
  Linen count, NeL                              : No. of 300 yd lengths per pound
  
  Discussion
  
  English Count
  
  English count indicates how many hanks of 840 yards length weighs one pound.
  
  That means, if count 40 Ne, then it means 40 hanks (bundle) of 840 yards will give 1 pound weigh.
  
  (Note: So, for gaining 1 pound weigh, 840 yards long how many yarn bundle we will in need, this require number of bundle is the English count of this yarn.)
  
  Here count 40 Ne means, 40 bundle of yarn with 840 yards length will be required to get 1 pound weigh.
  
  So, hopefully it was helpful for you to understand English count properly. If you like it do not forget to put down your valuable comments and share on facebook
  
  Written by
  
  Engineer Sheikh Nurja
  
  B.Sc engineer of textile
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distilabel_metadata.content: Yarn Count
  
  There is a nice definition of yarn count according to textiles institute of UK, “count is a number of indicating the mass per unit length or length per unit mass of yarn of yarn”
  
  In other word count can be defined as , the numerical values which expresses the fineness or coarseness of yarn. It indicates the relationship between length and weight also.
  
  So, “Yarn count is a number which indicate the mass per unit length or the length per unit mass of the yarn”
  
  Indirect yarn count system or numbering system
  
  Yarn Counting System
  
  Classification of Yarn count
  
  Direct Count
  
  Study my another article about direct yarn numbering (direct count) system
  
  Indirect count (length/weight)
  
  The length of a fixed weight of yarn is measured. The length per unit weight is the yarn indirect count. General features of all indirect count systems are the weight of yarn is fixed and the length of yarn varies according to it’s fitness.
  
  Points should remember during indirect count
  
  1. In indirect count system weight is fixed.
  2. Higher the yarn number finer the yarn and
  3. Lower yarn number coarser the yarn.
  
  The following formula is used to calculate the indirect yarn count
  
  Formula of Indirect Count
  
  Here,
  
  N = Yarn count or numbering system
  
  W= Weight of the sample
  
  L = Length of the sample
  
  l = Unit of length of the sample
  
  w =The unit of weight
  
  Some indirect yarn count system
  
  English count system, Ne              : No of 840yd lengths per pound
  
  Metric count, Nm                               : No. of kilometers per kilograms
  
  Woolen count (YSW)                        : No. of 256 yd lengths per pound (lb)
  
  Woolen count (Dewsbury)              : No. of yd lengths per oz
  
  Worsted count, NeK                         : No. of 560 yd lengths per pound
  
  Linen count, NeL                              : No. of 300 yd lengths per pound
  
  Discussion
  
  English Count
  
  English count indicates how many hanks of 840 yards length weighs one pound.
  
  That means, if count 40 Ne, then it means 40 hanks (bundle) of 840 yards will give 1 pound weigh.
  
  (Note: So, for gaining 1 pound weigh, 840 yards long how many yarn bundle we will in need, this require number of bundle is the English count of this yarn.)
  
  Here count 40 Ne means, 40 bundle of yarn with 840 yards length will be required to get 1 pound weigh.
  
  So, hopefully it was helpful for you to understand English count properly. If you like it do not forget to put down your valuable comments and share on facebook
  
  Written by
  
  Engineer Sheikh Nurja
  
  B.Sc engineer of textile
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