TS ISO 5247-1/Cor 1

TS ISO 5247-1/Cor 1. OFFICIAL SCOPE IS UNAVAILABLE. This technical corrigendum belongs to the vocabulary and classification framework for weaving machines in the TS ISO 5247-1 family. Weaving machines are used to form fabric by interlacing warp and weft yarns in a controlled sequence, so clear terminology matters for identifying machine structures, functions, and subassemblies accurately.

Why terminology matters in weaving machinery

Vocabulary and classification standards help prevent different names being used for the same machine part or process. In weaving technology, items such as frames, reeds, shuttle or shuttleless weft insertion arrangements, warp let-off, and cloth take-up are commonly distinguished according to the machine type, operating principle, and production layout. A shared terminology structure supports manufacturers, engineers, maintenance teams, and technical training materials by providing a common language.

What a technical corrigendum means

A technical corrigendum is a corrective document issued to clarify or correct the wording of a base standard. For that reason, TS ISO 5247-1/Cor 1 should be understood as a correction associated with the vocabulary and classification document, not as a standalone full requirements standard. In the weaving machinery field, precise terms reduce misunderstandings in machine design, spare-parts matching, training documentation, and technical communication.

• Focuses on shared terminology for weaving machines and accessories.
• Supports consistent use of terms and classification concepts.
• Centers on the core weaving elements of warp, weft, and fabric formation.
• As a corrigendum, it supplements and clarifies the parent vocabulary standard.