Introduction to textile fibres
Author: Various Authors
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Description: Introduction to textile fibres por Various Authors. This PDF provides a foundational understanding of textile fibers, covering natural and man-made types, their properties, and classifications. It is a valuable resource for anyone seeking a concise overview of textile fiber basics.
Pages: 75
Megabytes: 5.64 MB
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