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Kashmiri Lal Tarun Khanna Pvt Ltd

Mr.Kashmiri Lal Khanna established the Company in 1975, with the aim to manufacture & export Textile Fabrics. Prior to that all operations were in the export of Tea to Afghanistan & Morrocco under the name of Kashmiri Lal Kasturi Lal & Co., which had been in business since the 1940’s. When the present Company was incorporated, the two businesses were amalgamated. The Company is entirely family owned. In 2006, the company was certified as an ISO 9001:2000 company.<br>

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Kashmiri Lal Tarun Khanna Pvt Ltd

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  1. http://www.kkpl.co.in/ Kashmiri LalTarunKhannaPvt Ltd

  2. ABOUT NUS Mr.KashmiriLalKhanna established the Company in 1975, with the aim to manufacture & export Textile Fabrics. Prior to that all operations were in the export of Tea to Afghanistan & Morrocco under the name of Kashmiri LalKasturiLal & Co., which had been in business since the 1940’s. When the present Company was incorporated, the two businesses were amalgamated. The Company is entirely family owned. In 2006, the company was certified as an ISO 9001:2000 company.The Company has emerged as a major exporter of Textile Products to countries like UK, Germany & Australia. The Company specializes in Fire Resistant (FR) Treatments (Flame-Proofing) of Wool Serge for Stage/Theatrical Drapes, in Durable (DFR) & Non-Durable (NDFR) finishes to all International Standards and our buyer’s specifications of GSM, etc. http://www.kkpl.co.in/

  3. CERTIFICATION http://www.kkpl.co.in/

  4. Flame Proof Fabrics Flameproof / Fire Resistant or Fire-Retardant fabrics are those fabrics that have been specially treated to pass certain FR Standards. These fabrics are treated in a composite solution admixed with different fire retardant chemicals to make them resistant to fire flames. Flame Proofed fabrics are suitable for residential and commercial use, wherever fireproofing or insulation is desirable. The process of flameproofing is done keeping in view the different standards laid by different authorities. The common standards being BS-5867, BS-5852, B1-German, M1-French, BS EN 469 and BS EN 531 (Flameproof industrial clothing). http://www.kkpl.co.in/

  5. Flame Proof Fabrics - Types • Flame-Retardent finishes can be of different types.I.E., NDFR, DFR, IFR and Not FR.NDFR:Non – Durable Flame Retardent, these are finishes that sustain their properties on Dry-cleaning onlyDFR:Durable Flame retardant, these finishes maintain their properties even after approx 15 to 20 industrial washes or normal water washes.IFR: Inherently Flame Retardant, this is integral to the fibres used in manufacturing the fabric & the fibres themselves are Flame retardantThe flame proofing treatment can be applied on a wide range of fabrics including Wool, Cotton and Polyester. http://www.kkpl.co.in/

  6. Flame Proof Fabrics - Applications The application of Flameproof or Fire Resistant fabrics is very wide and can be used in both indoor and outdoor surroundings. Flameproof fabrics are commonly used in Tents, Oil Rigging Industry, Exhibition Centers, Museums, Corporate Buildings, Movie Halls, Stages, Night Clubs, Hotels and in every public area. The wide application of flameproof fabrics in these places is classified according to different standards. These fabrics can be used as Curtains, Table Covers, Chair Covers, Upholstery, Backcloths, Tenting and virtually anywhere. http://www.kkpl.co.in/

  7. Process of Making Wool Serge • The long process of making Wool Serge Cloth starts by feeding the raw blended wool into the 'Carding Machine'. The process then moves ahead with Spinning of the thread, its Weaving, Washing, Flameproofing and dying. Once these processes are complete, the final fabric is tested, inspected, packed and shipped to the customer. • Carding: The process of 'Carding' the wool is a time-consuming job. The raw wool fiber is entered into the 70meter long path in the carding machine. Then bundles of the matted blend are teased out slowly into straight lines by various smart combing devices until a weak un-spun yarn called slubbing is made. Slubbing is then rolled onto accepting drums called 'Bobbins' at the far end of the machine. The process goes on with Spinning. • Spinning: The 'Spinning' process starts by placing Bobbins of this delicate fiber on the spinning machine. Many ends are tied to wooden spindles on the spinning carriage. The spinning carriage works back and forward. The fiber is drawn from the bobbins each time the spinning carriage moves back. As the spinning carriage moves forward, a mechanism turns the spindle, twisting the fibers into a strong spun yarn.This process continues until the spindle cops are full. The full cops are then removed, and an empty set takes their place. The yarn processed on the spindle cops has to be transferred to large cones, as the modern weaving technology requires much longer lengths than a spindle cop can provide. Once the yarn is transferred to the cones, they are taken to the weaving plant to weave the wool cloth. • Weaving: The Wool Cloth is made on a weaving machine or a loom as we may call it. The weaving process involves placing two sets of threads or yarn called the warp and weft of the loom and turning them into cloth. The weft cones can be used directly on the loom. These threads run across the width of the loom. The warp threads must be in continuous length in accordance with the desired length of the piece to be made and so have to be transferred from the cones to a 'Beam'.  http://www.kkpl.co.in/

  8. CONTACT US • Address :- Kashmiri LalTarunKhanna P. Ltd.555, Golden Temple Road,P.O. Golden Temple,Amritsar - 143 006 (Punjab) India.Phone: +91 183 229 2455Fax: +91 183 255 6615Email: mail@kkpl.co.in • Website :- http://www.kkpl.co.in/ http://www.kkpl.co.in/

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