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Fabric Cutting Standards

Where large quantities of a garment style must be cut, a layer is created which consists of many piles of fabric spread one above the other. From this, all the garment pieces for all the sizes that have been planned for that layer are cut. The pattern shapes for these garments may be drawn on a paper marker placed on top of the lay, or information as to their shape and position may be held within a computer, to be plotted similarly on a paper marker or used to drive an automatic cutter.

May 15, 2012 Read more

Garment Cutting Room Management

Cutting room is an extremely important section of the garment manufacturing process which has a major impact on the profitability of the business. It is therefore important to an efficient management of the cutting room in garment manufacturing process.

May 14, 2012 Read more

Fusing Conveyor Belt in Garment Making

The conveyor belts are the most delicate design elements of a continuous fusing machine. Their function, however, is crucial for the performance of all other elements. Therefore they have to meet with high expectations.

May 04, 2012 Read more

Garment Fusing Temperature Setting

Fusing, in fact, is the lamination of two or more textile surfaces by using thermoplastic resins. Therefore temperature is the most important (but also the most critical factor for the application of fusing.

May 04, 2012 Read more

Methods of Garment Fusing

All the descriptions of the fusing processes that have been included have represented it as a single piece of interlining, laid resin side down, on a single piece of garment fabric, laid right side down. This is referred to as single fusing and it is the safest in the sense that it is easiest to set the press conditions to achieve the correct temperature at the glue line.Some other methods of fusing in garment construction are Reserve fusing, Sandwich fusing, double fusing.

May 04, 2012 Read more

Garment Fusing Technology

Garment manufacturing cannot be imagined without fusing these days. Fusing could, therefore, be expected to have become a matured technology by now. Changes in the material, in quality expectations and textile care methods, entail more and more unpleasant problems, which are often realized after an entire batch of defective pieces has been produced.

May 02, 2012 Read more