Audit Procedures for Fibre Reconciliation across Jiangsu Linen Weaving Mills
Audit Jiangsu linen mills by reconciling dry-conditioned raw fibre intake against desized fabric output and verified scrap ledgers.
Beam Ticket Verification
Compliance Check
Administrative quality check performed at the warping or sizing stage to confirm that the physical parameters of a yarn beam match the requirements of the loom plan. Success in beam ticket verification ensures that the warp yarn count, total ends, sizing ratio and winding tension align with the specific weave density required for the production run. Such audits occur before the beam is loaded onto the weaving frame.
Discrepancies found at this stage prevent the production of non-conforming greige cloth.
Process Continuity
Alignment between the yarn preparation and the loom avoids structural defects in the finished linen fabric. When the beam ticket verification identifies a mismatch in yarn lubrication levels, the batch is returned for re-warping. Standard practice involves checking the gross weight against the calculated net yarn weight to detect hidden moisture or winding errors.
Measurements of the beam width must also correspond to the reed width to prevent edge fraying.
Error Prevention
Secondary audits of the lot number on each ticket provide the necessary data for downstream traceability. Since linen yarn varies in elasticity between wet-spun batches, the beam ticket verification helps maintain consistency across the entire width of the cloth. Such chronological rotation maintains the moisture balance of the yarn and prevents the formation of static during the weaving process which would otherwise cause frequent machine stoppages.
If the recorded sizing percentage deviates from the buyer’s specification, the loom remains idle.