Enspeksyon twal nan fabrikasyon rad

Enspeksyon twal nan fabrikasyon rad

Pou enspeksyon twal la, manifaktirè rad egzamine stock materyèl la lè yo rive. Se konsa, nenpòt iregilarite twal yo kenbe byen bonè nan pwosesis pwodiksyon an. Pwodiktè tekstil anjeneral enspekte materyèl twal anvan ou voye yo bay manifaktirè yo.

General fabric inspection procedures

  1. Finish fabric inspections in a very appropriate and safe setting with enough ventilation and correct lighting.
  2. Twal pase nan ankadreman an ta dwe ant 45-60 ang degre nan enspektè a. Epi fè li sou de anpoul fliyoresan F96 ki aplikab ki anlè espas pou gade. May use the backlight as and once required.
  3. Fabric’s speed on examination machine should not be over fifteen yards per minute.
  4. Do all cloth examination once eightieth of fine.
  5. Standard approved bulk dye heap standards for all approved tons should be accessible before examination.
  6. The approved commonplace of bulk dye heap should be accessible before beginning examination for assessing color, hand, pwa, construction, end and visual apparance.
  7. Evaluate and document shade continuity at intervals a roll by checking shade variation between center and selvage and therefore the starting, middle, and finish of every roll.
  8. Evaluate textiles like knits for weight against commonplace approved weight.
  9. Check cloth dimension from selvage to selvage against the quality.
  10. Flag all defects throughout examination.
  11. Compare the length of every roll inspected to length as mentioned on provider ticketed tag. And any deviation should be documented and reported to mill for a further replacement to avoid a shortage.
  12. If yard artificial or written materials square measure being inspected the repeat measure should be done from the start, middle and finish of elite rolls.

Why is fabric inspection important?

  1. It is a crucial aspect before garment producing to avoid rejects due to cloth quality and round-faced with an sudden loss in producing.
  2. The inspection is finished for fault/defect rate, cloth construction, cloth weight, shrinkage, finish to finish or edge to edge shading, koulè, men santi, length/width, print defect and apparance.
  3. Fabric inspection ensures to minimize the rejection of cut panels or rejected clothes due to cloth faults. Cutting inspected and approved cloth ensures not solely finished garment quality however conjointly cut back rejects, improves potency and timely deliveries.

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