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The beams are then sent to the weaving process where they will be used as warp yarn on the looms. Bundled yarn, which has been inspected upon its reception, is also used on the looms as warp yarn. At the weaving process, the webbing is greige; it has not been dyed and its color is natural. Weavers visually inspect the greige webbing by verifying the process to detect problems at the source. The webbing physical characteristics such as width, weight and the number of picks/cm are inspected by the quality control at each loom start-up. Width is also inspected by the weavers who monitor the process stability by means of control cards.
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