PEB Spinning & Ginning Sheds

PEB spinning and ginning sheds are facilities where raw cotton is processed into a usable fiber. The process begins with PEB spinning, which involves separating the seeds from the cotton fibers. This is done using a machine called a cotton gin, which separates the fibers from the seeds by pulling them through a series of wire screens and saw-toothed disks. Once the seeds have been removed, the cotton fibers are cleaned and prepared for spinning. This is done using a variety of machines, such as carding machines and drawing frames, which comb and straighten the fibers. The fibers are then spun into yarn, which is used to make a variety of products, including clothing, bedding, and towels. Ginning sheds are typically large, industrial facilities that are equipped with a range of machines and equipment to process raw cotton into usable fiber. They are an important part of the global textile industry, as cotton is a widely used natural fiber that is prized for its strength, durability, and comfort.