KBLI 1312—Textile Weaving

Where 1312 sits

1. C Industry
2. 13 Industry Textile
3. 131 Spinning, Weaving, and Textile Finishing
4. 1312 Textile Weaving

Contains 2 narrower codes

• 13121 Textile Weaving By Machine
• 13122 Textile Weaving Not By Machine

What 1312 includes

• Textile weaving activities that can be carried out using various types of materials, both new and recycled materials, such as silk, cotton, wool, plant or synthetic fibers, paper or glass fibers, recovered textile waste materials, or new textile fibers.
• Manufacture of woven fabrics with cotton, wool or silk yarn, including from mixed yarns, both artificial and synthetic (e.g. polypropylene);
• Manufacture of other woven fabrics with yarn derived from flax (linen), ramie, hemp, jute, or bast fibers, and special yarns;
• Making woven fabrics from secondary raw materials.
• Making woven fabrics with pile (pile or chenille), terry cloth for towels, ihram cloth, gauze, etc.;
• Manufacture of woven fabrics from aramid yarn;
• Making imitation fur weaves;

What 1312 excludes

• Manufacture of knitted and crocheted fabrics, see class 1391;
• Manufacture of textile floor coverings, see class 1393;
• Manufacture of nonwoven fabrics, see class 1399;
• Manufacture of narrow textiles (ribbons/webbing), see class 1399;
• Manufacture of tarpaulins, tents, camping equipment from textile materials, ship sails, sun blinds, car covers, machine covers or furniture covers, parachutes, see class 1399;
• Manufacture of carbon fibers and articles of carbon fibers for non-electrical purposes, see class 2399;
• Manufacture of felt, see class 1399.

1312 in other systems