Fabric Spreading Services
We use fully automatic fabric spreading machine. We use state of the art Niebuhr cradle feed spreading machines which allow us to spread fine fabrics without stretching.
Our spreading equipment also enables us to maintain straight edges on the stacked fabric maximizing fabric yields.
Fully Trained Employees
Fully Trained Employees: This suggests that the service provider employs skilled and experienced personnel who are well-versed in the process of fabric spreading. Trained employees are crucial for ensuring that the fabric is handled properly and spread efficiently.
Fabric Spreading: This is the core service offered. Fabric spreading involves unrolling large bolts of fabric and laying them out in a way that is suitable for the cutting and sewing processes. Proper spreading helps minimize fabric wastage and ensures that patterns or templates can be applied accurately.
Efficiency: A professional fabric spreading service should focus on efficiency, ensuring that the process is done quickly and accurately. This can save time and costs in the overall garment manufacturing process.
Quality Control: Quality control is important in fabric spreading to ensure that the fabric is free from defects, wrinkles, or any other issues that could affect the quality of the final product.
Quality Maintain Every Time
Maintaining quality in fabric is essential for ensuring that the final product, whether it’s clothing, home textiles, or any other fabric-based item, meets the expectations of customers. Here are some key steps to maintain quality in fabric throughout the production process:
Source High-Quality Materials:
- Start with high-quality raw materials, such as yarn or fiber, to ensure a strong foundation for your fabric.
Quality Control in Weaving/Knitting:
- Monitor the weaving or knitting process to check for defects like broken threads or irregular patterns. Use quality control tools and processes to maintain consistency.
Quality Inspections:
- Conduct regular quality inspections at various stages of production. This includes both visual inspections and more rigorous testing, such as fabric strength, tear resistance, and colorfastness tests.