The process of arranging short fibers in parallel, stretching them, and twisting them together to form a single strand of thread or yarn.
The technique used in textile production to combine various fibers into a cohesive form, typically resulting in a thread suitable for weaving or knitting.
A facility where raw fibers are transformed into yarn through a process of spinning, often utilizing large machinery and technology to produce various types of textile products.
An industrial establishment dedicated to the production of spun thread or yarn from materials such as cotton, wool, or synthetic fibers, playing a crucial role in the textile manufacturing industry.
A place where the process of converting fiber into a long, continuous strand occurs, contributing to the creation of fabrics used in clothing and other textile goods.