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What is "Bulked yarn" - Definition & Explanation

Bulked yarn
A Yarn That Has Been Treated Mechanically, Physically Or Chemically So As To Have A Noticeably Greater Voluminosity Or Bulk.
Bulked yarn
Yarns treated physically or chemically so that they have a greater volume or bulk.

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