Category: Textile & Garments
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How many types of knitting machines are there?
There are essentially many types of knitting machine available, but generally there are two primary types: weft knitting machine and warp knitting machine. Circular knitting machines, flat knitting machines, single jersey machines, rib machines, interlock machines, Raschel machines and Tricot machines are some of the industrial type textile machines used for making industrial textiles and…
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Single Jersey vs Interlock Fabric: Key Differences and Uses
Interlock jersey suits create articles with a fuller feel, a smoother feel on both sides as well as dimensional stability and more suitable for lightweight casual wear, whereas interlock suits are more appropriate for lightweight everyday T-shirts. Which garment is for which fabric isn’t necessarily the right choice just because one has more GSM. What…
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The Hi-Vis Hoodie pip bisley full zip hood sweatshirt that Makes Cold Mornings on the Job Bearable
The Hi-Vis Hoodie – Anyone that has done any work outside understands the 6 am feeling. Your morning coffee has long since turned to cold and your fingers feel numb as you stare down the eight hour long workday ahead of you. Layering is the solution on a work site, and a good layer can…
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what is smv in garment industry
Standard minute value (smv) SMV means standard minute value. In garments industry, smv mainly use for production planning, line balancing, efficiency calculation, target setting, costing, manpower planning. In garments industry smv is a standard time in minute, required to a worker complete one garment or one process or operation under the standard working condition. SMV…
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Garment Industrial Engineering (IE) objective, roles, tools
Industrial Engineering: According to the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE) “Industrial Engineering is concerned with the design, improvement, and installation of integrated systems of people, materials, information, equipment, and energy.” Industrial Engineering is an engineering discipline that is focus on designing, improving, and making systems more efficient by effectively managing manpower, materials, information…