This is How velvet sofa fabric is Produced in The Factory

This is How velvet sofa fabric is Produced in The Factory, How Manufacturing Processing Fabrics Velvet
What is velvet fabric?
Velvet is a sleek, soft fabric that is commonly used in intimate garments, upholstery and other textile applications. Due to how expensive it was to produce velvet textiles in the past, this fabric is often associated with the aristocracy. Even though most types of modern velvet are adulterated with cheap synthetic materials, this unique fabric remains one of the sleekest, softest man-made materials ever engineered.
History of velvet
The first recorded mention of velvet fabric is from the 14th century, and scholars of the past mostly believed that this textile was originally produced in East Asia before making its way down the Silk Road into Europe. Traditional forms of velvet were made with pure silk, which made them incredibly popular. Asian silk was already very soft, but the unique production processes used to make velvet result in a material that’s even more sumptuous and luxurious than other silk products.
While various materials can be used to make velvet, the process used to produce this fabric is the same regardless of which base textile is used. Velvet can only be woven on a unique type of loom that spins two layers of fabric simultaneously. These fabric layers are then separated, and they are wound up on rolls.
Velvet is made with vertical yarn, and velveteen is made with horizontal yarn, but otherwise, these two textiles are made with largely the same processes. Velveteen, however, is often mixed with normal cotton yarn, which reduces its quality and changes its texture.
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[@catclark9488]

Would have been nice to see the final product for longer than 5 seconds after all that!

[@Wooden_Fiber_Shuttle_Loom]

Nice 🎉

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[@harshinir8279]

We need this sofa material where we need to order

[@vampire4242]

Nice museum old old machinery.

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Yes dear Doug leach....Thanks brother

[@rivercat26]

If it ain't broke don't fix it

[@anitapacheco8890]

I wonder how long it took to learn those jobs?

[@HowToMakeThings96]

Thanks Anita Pacheco

[@zhangcentury]

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😱 Spiderman!!

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[@D-B-Cooper]

I didn’t see any velvet or velour.

[@HowToMakeThings96]

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[@jatinderharchand2714]

It's a secret like China silk, and will be a secret for centuries

[@alancrowe6417]

Looks like they just make the backing, the velour is then sprayed on. Misleading title.

[@D-B-Cooper]

@@alancrowe6417 that would be called flocked. Velvet and velour is woven in, in different ways. Some is punched through two layers and then cut apart and some is knotted in like a carpet.

[@alancrowe6417]

@@D-B-Cooper Cheers for that, I worked with the stuff for 40+ years as an upholsterer but never knew exactly how it's produced, But they were just making the backing in the vid.

[@wdobni]

THERE WERE N O C O M P U T E R S INVOLVED AT ALL........how can this be possible? mankind is making important strides forward to free himself from the burden and tyranny of computerized workplaces and computerized tools

[@MrGigs94]

this was the first "computer"