3. About Us http://www.kkpl.co.in/ Company Profile
Mr.Kashmiri Lal Khanna established the Company in 1975, with the aim to manufacture & export Textile Fabrics. Prior to that all operations were in the export of Tea to Afghanistan & Morrocco under the name of Kashmiri Lal Kasturi Lal & Co., which had been in business since the 1940’s. When the present Company was incorporated, the two businesses were amalgamated. The Company is entirely family owned. In 2006, the company was certified as an ISO 9001:2000 company

4. Certifications

5. Flame Proofed Fabrics http://www.kkpl.co.in/
Flame Proof Fabrics - Types
Flame-Retardent finishes can be of different types. I.E., NDFR, DFR, IFR and Not FR. NDFR:  Non – Durable Flame Retardent, these are finishes that sustain their properties on Dry-cleaning only DFR: Durable Flame retardant, these finishes maintain their properties even after approx 15 to 20 industrial washes or normal water washes.

6. Process of Making Wool Serge
The long process of making Wool Serge Cloth starts by feeding the raw blended wool into the 'Carding Machine'. The process then moves ahead with Spinning of the thread, its Weaving, Washing, Flameproofing and dying. Once these processes are complete, the final fabric is tested, inspected, packed and shipped to the customer.
Carding:
The process of 'Carding' the wool is a time-consuming job. The raw wool fiber is entered into the 70meter long path in the carding machine. Then bundles of the matted blend are teased out slowly into straight lines by various smart combing devices until a weak un-spun yarn called slubbing is made. Slubbing is then rolled onto accepting drums called 'Bobbins' at the far end of the machine. The process goes on with Spinning.

7. Handloom Pashmina http://www.kkpl.co.in/
Pashmina is a type of wool that is obtained from a special breed of goat endemic to high altitudes of the Himalayan Range Belt of Asia. The special goat's fleece has been used for thousands of years to make high-quality shawls that also bear the same name. Capra Hircus goat which is the source of Pashmina lives at elevations of 14,500 feet (4,500 meters) and above, where temperatures is harsh to an extent of minus 30 degrees C in winters. The diameter of a Pashmina fiber is very minute (about five times smaller than a human hair). Each goat produces only about 90 grams of Pashmina wool each year. One woven Pashmina shawl requires the wool from three goats.

8. Pure Wool Shawls & Stoles
We bring to you our wide range of Shawls, Stoles, Scarves and Wraps in Pure Wool. With large variety of designs in different types of wool, we have something for everyone. Every product we manufacture is made in a traditional way using high-quality wool and thread. The blend of traditional and modern methods, which we apply in manufacturing, gives you the high-quality and unique products at an affordable price.

9. Printed Fabrics http://www.kkpl.co.in/
We manufacture custom printed fabrics as per your requirement in Wool, Silk and Viscose. We work as per your requirements and deliver you the fabrics which are of high-quality, affordable and on-time.  We at KKPL, have years of experience in manufacturing different types of printed fabrics as per requirements of the customer. We can deliver you the fabrics from a simple prints to complex prints. Contact us if you have further queries or for a free no-obligation quote.

10. Contact Us http://www.kkpl.co.in/
Kashmiri Lal Tarun Khanna P. Ltd. 555, Golden Temple Road, P.O. Golden Temple, Amritsar (Punjab) India. Phone: