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Crimp in textile fibers refers to the undulations or waves in the fibers that affect their processing and fabric properties. It is quantified as the percentage difference between the straightened and crimped lengths of the yarn, influencing factors such as abrasion resistance, shrinkage, and fabric design. Measurement of crimp percentage involves calculating the lengths of yarn in both crimped and straightened forms, with various methods available for accuracy.

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