Various Types of Industrial Sewing Machines

Various Types of Industrial Sewing Machines

This post lists different types of sewing machines. The applications of these machines are illustrated. This will help newcomers to visualize the applications of sewing machines. 

Introduction to sewing machine:
Before the invention of the sewing machine, everything was sewing by hand. Many initial attempts have been made to develop this hand sewing method, but most have failed. The sewing Machine device was invented in 1790 by English inventor, Thomas Saint,  Josef Madersperger began developing the sewing Machine in 1807. John Greenough patent the first sewing Machine in the United States in 1842. The lock Stitch sewing Machine was developed by Elias Howe in 1845.

Various Types of Industrial Sewing Machines are below: 

• Lock Stitch Machine
• Edge Cutter Lock Stitch Machine
• Chain Stitch Machine
• Feed of the Arm Machine
• Over-lock Machine
• Multi Needle Chain Stitch Machine
• Button Hole Machine
• Eyelet Button Hole Machine
• Auto Pocket Welt Machine
• Pattern Sewer Machine
• Velcro Attach Machine
• Snap Button Machine
• Bar-tack Machine
• Blind Stitch Machine
• Zigzag Stitch Machine
• Saddle Stitch
• Semi Auto Pocket Attach Machine
• Full Auto Pocket Attach Machine
• Loop Attach Machine
• Button Attach Machine
• Button Wrapping Machine

How to solve bottleneck problem in the Garment Industry?

What is a Bottleneck?

A bottleneck is an event in which the capacity of the entire system is limited by a single or limited number of components or resources. The narrow part at the top of the bottle is called the neck (open direction), and it prevents the larger part of the bottle from passing through the narrow part of the neck. The apparel sector is a manufacturing sector, where barriers are used as general production barriers. A bottleneck is simply a loss of production and a loss of profit that is minimum capacity.

 

In the production line minimum or lowest output is called bottleneck.

Why do bottlenecks arise in the production line?

There are many reasons for bottleneck in a production line, which are explained below:

Bottleneck before input in production line:

• If the issue is not supplied in time from the Merchandiser and sub-store as per order quantity or allocated quantity.
• Wrong issue supply.
• Pattern problem. etc
• Folder not available / Adjustment issues
• Cutting mistake by Cutting
• Bundling mistake by Cutting.