Farma Roziak

Processed sheep's wool and wool products, raw and combed wool, wool products (e.g. woven fabrics, felted and knitted products) dyed wool, wool processing courses

Contact

Contact person
Email	farmaroziak@gmail.com
Phone	421915826792
Link	https://www.facebook.com/farmaroziak/?locale=cs_CZ

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About the organization

Phase
Farm / Company / Factory / Institute / University	Farm
Link	https://www.facebook.com/farmaroziak/?locale=cs_CZ
Photo source
Material name
Product name	Sheep wool processing, woolen products
Certificates
Patron institution	Naša vlna oz
Final product name	Sheep wool products (e.g. hats, dolls, rugs) Sheep wool (raw and processed)
Type of final product
Final product suitable for the sector
Final products suitable for the process
Machine / Tool	wool comb, felting needle, knitting needles, spinning wheel
Areas of activity	Craft
Industry	Textiles
Services	Custom production
Offer of processing machines
Material type for further processing
Minimum quantity of material for processing
Maximum capacity of material for processing
Machined surface
Partnership cooperation
Country	Slovakia
Region	Banskobystrický
City	Zvolen

Materials / products

Woolen yarn
Wool yarn is a textile material made from natural wool fibres obtained mainly from sheep, but also from animals such as goats, alpacas, and llamas....
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Wool
Wool is a natural textile fibre obtained primarily from the fleece of sheep, but also from goats, camels, rabbits, and other animals. Its history...
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Technologies

wool processing

Wet cleaning method used to remove dirt and grease from wool. It often began before shearing, when sheep were washed. Wool was commonly washed in a...

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spinning

Manual spinning is a traditional textile technology in which loose fibers are drawn out, aligned, and twisted into a continuous thread. The process...

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combing

Combing is a technological process in the processing of textile raw materials, especially wool, cotton, linen or hemp. Its aim is to separate long,...

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wet felting

One of the oldest textile techniques, based on joining animal fibers, especially sheep wool, without spinning them into yarn. Fibers are layered...

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dry felting

Modern textile technique in which sheep wool or other suitable fibers are compacted without water or soap. Unlike wet felting, it uses a special...

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weaving

Method of making textiles, based on the rectangular crossing of two sets of threads – warp and weft. Mechanically separated groups of warp threads...

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