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RSA Cottex
Pioneering the Future of Textiles Through Recycling
We started with a single unit producing yarn of superior quality. But eventually, the business soared to prominence as the biggest yarn manufacturer.
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RSA Cottex - A Modern Spinning Facility
Formerly Known as Sarbat Cotfab Private Limited, Established in 2005, RSA Cottex is specialized in high-quality cotton and polyester cotton yarn production.
Premium Cotton Yarns
Various types including colored, open-end, and polyester-cotton blends.
State-of-the-art Equipment
Technology from Germany, Switzerland, and other global leaders.
Certifications
ISO 9001:2008 certification, ensuring adherence to high standards of quality and efficiency.
Textile Recycling Innitiative
Recycled yarn refer to the fibrous materials which are manufactured from various used materials.
Revolutionizing Textiles through Recycling
The innovative process involves collecting raw cotton to textiles, breaking them down into fibers, and spinning them into new yarn.
Raw Material
Mixing
Blowroom
Carding
Drawframe
Open End
Packaging
Dispatch
Our Expansion Plan
Our plan is to add new open-end machines to increase daily output by 9,000 kg and transition to 100% recycled yarn.
In-house PSF Production
Reducing reliance on external Polyester Staple Fiber (PSF) sourcing, with substantial annual cost savings.
Capacity Expansion
Sustainability Focus
Production Capacity
Unique Advantages
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the steps in cotton yarn production?
The steps to produce cotton yarn are:
1. Harvesting
2. Ginning and cleaning
3. Carding:
4. Spinning
What is spinning?
The technique of twisting the long fiber strands together to make yarn is called spinning. It is the most costly step in the production of yarn.
What is carding?
The process of turning a matted or tangled mass of fibers into a filmy web is called carding. The fibers are moved between two sharply pointed, closely spaced moving surfaces to accomplish this.
What are the types of spinners used in the textile industry?
The types of spinners used in the textile industry are ring, rotor, and air-jet spinners.
