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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the hank yarn return in the editor.
Begin by filling out the identification particulars section. Enter your mill’s serial number, name, and address. Indicate whether your unit is a spinning or composite unit by writing '1' for spinning and '2' for composite.
Next, specify the nature of management by entering '1' for NTC, '2' for STC, '3' for Co-op., and '4' for Pvt./Others. Then, indicate the quarterly return period ending date.
Proceed to Part (01) where you will detail packing information for non-obligatory varieties of yarn. Fill in each item with relevant data, ensuring supporting documents are maintained as required.
In Part (02), provide details on yarn packed for civil consumption. Complete each field accurately, including total quantities and any shortfalls or excesses related to hank yarn packing obligations.
Finally, complete Part (03) regarding stock held. Ensure all figures are accurate and sign off with the necessary certifications from both management and a Chartered Accountant.
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In the textile industry, a hank is a coiled or wrapped unit of yarn or twine, as opposed to other materials like thread or rope, as well as other forms such as ball, cone, bobbin (cylinder-like structure) spool, etc.
Why does some yarn come in hanks?
It saves an extra production step. Yarn from smaller producers is often dyed or hand painted in small lengths which can then be easily twisted into skeins. Winding it into balls would be an additional step, which would increase production time and cost as industrial ball winding machines are expensive.
What is the difference between a hank and a skein of yarn?
If you like keeping the yarn in containers, then a skein would be the perfect yarn for you. Similarly, if you like keeping the yarn in large containers then a hank would be the yarn for you. One of the great things about yarn is no matter which style you prefer you can always wind it into that shape.
Why is it called a hank?
hank (n.) late 13c., a loop of rope (in nautical use), probably from a Scandinavian source such as Old Norse hnk a hank, coil, hanki a clasp (of a chest); ultimately related to hang (v.). From 1550s as a length of yarn or thread.
How much yarn is equal to 1 hank?
Cotton yarns have for their standard 840 yards (equal to 1 hank) and are graded by the number of hanks 1 lb. contains. Consequently if 2 hanks, or 2 840 yards 1680 yards are necessary to balance 1 lb.
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The Hank Yarn Obligation (HYO) is a statutory obligation which enjoins upon spinning mills to pack yarn in hank form. This Scheme is meant for protection of the handloom industry by way of ensuring that the yarn in hank form is available in adequate quantity at reasonable prices to the handloom industry.
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May 12, 2006 The GOIs statutory hank yarn policy requires that 50 percent of a mills output of yarn meant for the domestic market be produced in the
In hank dyeing by hand, when the yarn is in small lots, bath tubs are used of such a depth that they will receive the full length of the hank when hanging
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