Gray cloth weight calculation
The weight of natural cotton fabric per square meter refers to the weight per unit area of the fabric, generally expressed in grams per square meter (g/m2) or ounces per square yard (oz/Y 2). The actual weight per square meter is closely related to the width of the finished product, the printing and dyeing process, the cotton content of the spinning yarn, and the yarn count. The weight per square meter calculation below is a simple formula for reference only.
Calculation of weight per square meter of non-elastic fabric:
a. Weight of colored fabric per square meter (g/m2): 
Weight per square meter of finished elastic fabric (g/m2): 
Note: This is the reed width on the machine and the finished door width.
Refer to the above formula for calculating the weight per square meter of finished products of the same category. If the longitude and latitude directions are lines, the weight of the finished product per square meter will be heavier due to twisting and shrinkage, with an increase of about 1%. Because open-end spinning has poor cotton mix and more short fibers, the fiber loss rate is greater through the printing, dyeing, desizing and silk finishing processes, so the yarn coefficient is 24 or 24.3*0.95. This coefficient is an empirical formula. For yarns above 32S The count is more accurate.
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