Commonly Used Abbreviated Words In Textiles Area

Commonly Used Words Abbreviation In Textiles Area

RMG	Ready Made Garment
ISO	International Organization for Standardization
ANSI	American National Standards Institute
CIF	Cost, insurance and freight
CITA	Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements
CM	Cut and Make
COP	Cost of Production
EIN	Exporter Identification Number
ETD	Estimated Time of Departure
EXW	Ex-works
EU	European Union
FDI	Foreign Direct Investment
FOB	Free on Board
FTA	Free Trade Agreement
GATT	General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
GDP	Gross Domestic Product
GSP	Generalized System of Preferences
ILO	International Labor Organization
JICA	Japan International Cooperation Agency
L/C	Letter of Credit
LDCs	Least Developed Countries
MFA	Multi-Fiber Arrangement
MOU	Memorandum of Understanding
P.S.I.	Pre-shipment Inspection
WTO	World Trade Organization
COC	Code of Conduct
EPZ	Export Processing Zone
BTMA	Bangladesh Textile Mills Association
BGMEA	Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and exporters Association
BKMEA	Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and exporters Association
EPB	Export Promotion Bureau
GTZ	German Technical Cooperation
CAD	Computer Aided Design
CAM	Computer Aided Manufacturing
ERP	Enterprise Resource Planning
MRP	Material Requirement Planning
POS	Point of Sales
CAP	Corrective Action Plan
AQL	Acceptable Quality Level
CSR	Corporate Social Responsibility
ETI	Ethical Trading Initiative
BSCI	Business Social Compliance Initiative
WRAP	Worldwide Responsible Apparel Production
DC	Distribution Centre
QC	Quality Control
QA	Quality Assurance
FRI	Final Random Inspection
IPC	In- process check
PPC	Pre production check
IPC	Initial production check
Du-Pro	During production check
MIL STD	Military Standard
ETP	Effluent Treatment Plant
BS	British Standard
AATCC	American Association for Textile Chemists and Colorists
ITS	Intertek Testing Service
BV	Bureau Veritas
LG	Letter of Guarantee
ETA	Estimated Time of Arrival
ETD	Estimated Time of Departure
SOP	Standard Operating Procedure
ANSI	American National Standards Institute
P.O.	Purchase Order
PSS	Product Specification Sheet

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MOST Common Abbreviation Of Yarn Manufacturing Technology

Abbreviation Of Yarn Manufacturing Technology

AFIS=Advance Fibre Information System
PI=Pressleys Index
TPI=Twist Per Inch
MTPI=Mechanical Twist Per Inch
TPM=Twist Per Meter
TPCM=Twist Per Centimeter
CRT=Constant Rate Of Traverse
CRE=Constant Rate Of Elongation
CRL=Constant Rate Of Loading
WIRA=Wooien Industries Research Association
CSP=Count Strength Product
MMF=Man Made Fibre
TM=Twist Multiplier
TF=Twist Factor
FFP=Floating Fibre Percentage
UR=Uniformity Ratio
CV=CO Efficient Of Variation Percentage
PSI=Pressure Per Square Inch
CE=Cleaning Efficiency
FQI=Fibre Quality Index
IIC=International Institute For Cotton
CDS=Count Data System
HSC=Highest Standard Count
PMD=Percentage Mean Deviation
LINRA=Linen Industry Research Association
WI=Wear Index
SCI=Spinning Consistency Index
SCP=Spindle Change Pinion
SSCP=Spindle Speed Change Pinion
BIAS=Bale Inventory Analysis System
RD=Reflectance Degree
UHML=Upper Halt Mean Length
SPMF=Multi Function Separator
MR=Moisture Ratio
MIC=Micronaire Value
UI=Uniformity Index
HVI=High Volume Instrument
BPI=Beats Per Inch
PCW=Production Change Wheel
PRW=Present Ratcget Wgeel
RRW=Required Ratcher Wheel
RW=Ratchet Wheel
DCP=Draft Change Pinion
DCCP=Draft Constant Change Pinion
RPM=Revolution Per Minute
DC=Draft Constant
TG=Tacho Generator
TD=Time Delay
TW=Tapper Wheel
PW=Pooker Wheel
TCP=Twist Change Pinion
LCW=Lift Change Wheel
LCP=Lifter change Pinion
PLCW=Present Lift Change Wheel
MD=Mechanical Draft
CBC=Carpet Batching cloth
CBA=Collective Bargening Agent
PPM=Picks Per Meter
BLF=Bangladesh Labor Federation
BJTU=Bangladesh Jute Trade Union

Abbreviation Of Wet Processing Technology

Abbreviation Of Fabric Manufacturing

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Difference between Lint and Linters

Lint and Linters Difference between:

Lint: Raw cotton after ginning is called lint Or Cotton fiber after separated from the seed is called lint.

Linters : The short, fuzzy fibers still attached to the seed after ginning is called linters

Lint	Linters
Lint is refer to suitable long fiber for producing yarn, separated from cotton seed.	After ginning process some small fiber are still attached into seed that is termed as linters.
Fibers length refer to ½-2 inches.	Fibers length refer to ½ inches.
These fibers are used to produce yarn.	These are not suitable for producing yarn.
These are good grade cotton.	These are waist
These are directly used to produce yarn and fabric.	These are used to produce regenerated cellulose.

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