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in shuttle looms, while cones are better suited for
                  industrial looms.                                Fig 6
               •  Adaptability to different looms: The choice of
                  package can be adapted to the specific type of
                  loom being used, optimizing the weaving process.
            4  Cost-effectiveness
               •  Reduced waste: Proper packaging minimizes yarn
                  waste due to breakage, tangles, or contamination.
               •  Efficient  storage:  Some packages are  more
                  space-efficient for storage, reducing storage costs.
            Yarn packages are not merely containers, they are
            integral  tools  that  significantly  impact  the  efficiency,   Sources
            quality, and overall success of the handloom weaving   •  Restriction in the rotation of the winding spindle
            process. By carefully selecting the appropriate package,
            weavers can optimize their workflow, minimize waste,   •  Improper setting of cone holders
            and produce high-quality textiles.                   •  Cam switch set improperly
            Types of wound package defects and remedies          •  Loading of lint in the groove of builder cam

            The following are the important defects that commonly   Corrective action
            occur in wound packages:
                                                                 •  Cone winders are to be overhauled periodically
            Stitches on cone
                                                                 •  Anti-patterning device is to be checked regularly
            This is due to improper laying out of ends onto the cone at
            the reversal of yarn path. It causes more end breakages   •  Cone holders are to be properly lubricated so as to
            in the subsequent processes and also leads to excessive   ensure their free movement
            yarn waste. (Fig 5)                                  Soft package

             Fig 5                                               It is caused due to abnormal softness of the structure
                                                                 of the package. In this case, the overall density of the
                                                                 package is lower. It results in soft packages either at the
                                                                 base or at the nose of the cones. (Fig 7)

                                                                   Fig 7







            Sources
            •  Cone holders that are improperly set and are vibrating
            •  Tension brackets misaligned with winding drum

            •  Wrapping of coils of thread around the bottom of cone
               holder
            •  Traverse restrictors fixed at an incorrect position  Sources
            Corrective action                                    •  The winding spindle is not properly aligned to the
                                                                    improper  alignment  of  the  winding  spindle  to  the
            •  Overhauling of cone winders to be done time to time  winding drum
            •  Setting  of  cone  holder  and  alignment  of  tension   •  The tension during unwinding is inadequate
               brackets with the drum to be done regularly
                                                                 •  Loading of the cradle is insufficient
            Ribboning or patterning
                                                                 Corrective measures
            In this type of defect, a ribbon-like structure is formed on
            the circumference of the cone. It results in a high level   •  The tension during unwinding is to be kept between
            of slough off during unwinding, excessive yarn waste    6-8% of single yarn strength
            and uneven dye pick up in the case of dye packages.                                  •  The pressure at the cradle is to be maintained at
            (Fig 6)                                                 required level


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