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linters
lint·er L0189800 (lĭn′tər)n.1. linters The short fibers that cling to cottonseeds after the first ginning.2. A machine that removes these short fibers from the seeds of cotton.linters (ˈlɪntəs) pl n (Textiles) the short fibres stripped from ginned cotton seedsLinters
linters[′lin·tərz] (materials) Short residual fibers that adhere to ginned cottonseed; used for making fabrics that do not require long fibers, as plastic fillers, and in the manufacture of cellulosic plastics. Linters the short fibers left on cottonseed after the long fibers are removed. Any quantity of cottonseed consists of 4 to 8 percent linters. After ginning, the linters are removed from the seed in two or three steps to increase the volume and to divide them into grades. The short fibers are used in the production of batting, artificial fibers, films, varnish, and explosives. N. V. KOKSHAISKII |