The sewing and wrapping machine quickens the efficiency of garment production

In the apparel industry, if some advanced equipment is not available, then clothing can be said to be very slow. Before these devices appeared, the production of clothing often depended on manpower. Through manpower, cutting, stitching, stitching, and tailoring, it was often more than half a month for a piece of clothing to be processed. If you add some complex processes, it will take more time, such as embroidery and other processes. With the Advancement of science and technology, the emergence of machinery has greatly increased the production efficiency of the garment industry. Clothing is no longer a piece of processing, but can rely on equipment for mass production. In the garment industry, some irregular parts of the suture and pocket sewing no longer need to rely on manual. The appearance of a bagging machine has accelerated the production of this process.

The band-binding machine is mainly used in pocket sewing, including jeans pockets and some shirt pockets. Not only can it speed up the production efficiency of clothing, but it can also be more firm than artificial, and the shape of sewing is also more beautiful. Those spacing no longer require very high-skilled manual production, and it can be evenly stitched by machines.

Automatic bagging has always been a more complex process in the production of clothing. First, the edges of the bags need to be folded in, and then sewing according to the requirements of the process. For sewing, there are not only bagged knots, inverted triangular light patterns sewing requirements, the margin left for sewing also has very strict requirements. In addition, because it is a large operation, the movement of materials during the sewing process and the collection after sewing are more time-consuming processes. This process is very demanding for workers 'skills and requires skilled workers to be able to perform this process. Woven fabrics, sewing with templates, time is about 55 seconds per piece; Knitted fabric, sewing with a template, approximately 70 seconds per piece.