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A silk mill is a factory that makes silk for garments using a process called silk throwing. Traditionally, silk mills were concentrated in Japan, England, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Italy and Switzerland.

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rdfs:label	Silk mill (en) Filature textile (fr) Filanda (it) 제사소 (ko) Spinnerij (nl)
rdfs:comment	Une filature est une usine de filage textile industriel. Dès la révolution industrielle à la fin du XVIIIe siècle, la notion d'usine s'impose. Par opposition à la manufacture (fabrication manuelle), on y utilise des machines en grand nombre. Comme le métier à tisser s'est amélioré techniquement, les usines de tissages prennent le dessus sur les filatures. On distingue deux types de filatures, la filature cotonnière pour des fibres « courtes » de longueur moyenne de 40 mm et la filature type laine pour les fibres « longues » de longueur moyenne de 80 mm. (fr) A silk mill is a factory that makes silk for garments using a process called silk throwing. Traditionally, silk mills were concentrated in Japan, England, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Italy and Switzerland. (en) 제사소(製絲所, silk mill)는 에서 명주실을 뽑아내 그것으로 견직물을 만드는 제조소다. (ko) Een spinnerij is het bedrijf waar de eerste productiestap uitgevoerd wordt die nodig is voor een textielproduct van grondstof tot (half) afgewerkt product. De SERV (Sociaal-Economische Raad van Vlaanderen) onderscheidt de volgende productieonderdelen: 1. * Spinnerij 2. * Weverij 3. * Tuft 4. * Breierij 5. * Non-woven (vliesvorming) 6. * Ververij/veredeling Voor een bepaald product wordt een van de bewerkingen weven, tuften, breien of vliesvorming uitgevoerd. (nl) Filanda è il nome con cui sono conosciuti, in Italia, gli stabilimenti di lavorazione e filatura dapprima della seta e poi anche del cotone. Erano grandi edifici, generalmente a più piani, dai soffitti alti e dotati di grandi finestre per garantire l'illuminazione. Sorgevano vicino a corsi d'acqua, utilizzata sia per la forza motrice che per le vasche di trattura. Il periodo delle filande, specialmente nel Lecchese, dove raggiunge i massimi livelli qualitativi del mondo, è un fondamentale periodo di transizione tra l'economia agricola e l'economia industriale. (it)
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has abstract	Une filature est une usine de filage textile industriel. Dès la révolution industrielle à la fin du XVIIIe siècle, la notion d'usine s'impose. Par opposition à la manufacture (fabrication manuelle), on y utilise des machines en grand nombre. Comme le métier à tisser s'est amélioré techniquement, les usines de tissages prennent le dessus sur les filatures. On distingue deux types de filatures, la filature cotonnière pour des fibres « courtes » de longueur moyenne de 40 mm et la filature type laine pour les fibres « longues » de longueur moyenne de 80 mm. (fr) A silk mill is a factory that makes silk for garments using a process called silk throwing. Traditionally, silk mills were concentrated in Japan, England, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Italy and Switzerland. (en)

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