GB/T 5707-2018Textiles—Bast fibres textile products—Terminology (English PDF)

Foreword

This standard was drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T 1.1-2009.

This standard replaces GB/T 5707-1985 "Textile terminology (hemp part)", compared with GB/T 5707-1985, except for editorial repair The main technical changes changed are as follows.

--- The standard name was changed to "Textile Textiles Product Terminology";

--- According to ramie, flax, jute, hemp, inspection sub-chapter, re-number the terms in semi-product, yarn and fabric order in each chapter And arrangement;

--- Removed the relevant terms of raw fiber in the original standard;

--- Supplemented various product terms;

---Retained and increased the performance test terminology specific to hemp textile products;

--- Delete the original standard Chapter 4 packaging, part of the content is adjusted to the jute chapter.

1 Scope

This standard defines terms and definitions for ramie, linen, jute and hemp textile products. This standard mainly includes the following terms.

---Half-product. Hemp fiber, hemp and hemp sheet used for spinning process after processing hemp raw materials.

---Yarn. Yarn made from hemp fiber as the main raw material, including single yarn and strand.

--- Fabric. Fabric woven from hemp yarn, including woven and knitted fabrics.

--- Inspection. The specific defects and performance test terminology of hemp textile products.

This standard does not include the terminology of hemp fiber before entering the textile factory, nor does it include garments, home textiles, etc. that are sewn from hemp fabrics. Product terminology.

This standard applies to all types of hemp textile products.

Note 1. For terms of hemp fiber, refer to GB/T 11951, "Textile Natural Fibers", GB/T 13834, "Lines, Rain, and Dried Stems".

Note 2. Refer to GB/T 8693, "Marking of Textile Yarns" for general terminology of yarns. Generally, single yarn (singleyarn) is simply referred to as yarn, two or more. The strands formed after the yarns are combined and/or twisted are referred to as lines.

Note 3. Refer to GB/T 5708 "Textile Knitwear Terminology" for terms of knitwear products named after organizational structure.

Note 4. Refer to GB/T 3291 (all parts) "Textile Textile Materials Properties and Test Terminology" for textile general performance and test terminology. For the terms, see GB/T 24117, "Description of the terms of knitted fabrics" and GB/T 24250 "Description of terms for woven fabric defects".

2 Ramie products