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PRESENTATION ON
FABRIC
Subject:SPREADING
APPAREL MANUFACTURING
Code: TEX - 303
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2 Stepped spread
This as the name suggests, is built up in steps, with all the
plies in one step having the same length. A stepped spread
is generally used when the quantities to be cut precludes
the use of a flat spread. The cut order plan details the
colors and ply lengths for a stepped spread, if it is needed.
Spreading Quality Specification :
Spreading quality must be measured with respect to
the following factors:
Ply alignment: length and width
Ply tension: stretch, slack edge
Grain alignment: bowing
Splicing: waste and precision;
Damage placement: economy of placement;
Surface direction; and
Static electricity
Fabric Spreading Objective:
To place a number of plies of fabric under the
marker
according to the planning process.
In the color required
Correctly aligned as to length and width
At correct tension
General Fabric Spreading System :
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Requirements of
Spreading Process:
Alignment:
Elimination of fabric defects/flaws:
Correct ply direction:
Correct ply tension:
Avoidance of distortion in the spread during cutting:
Fabrics must be flat and free from any crinkle & crease:
Checks and stripes should be matched .
Spreading Modes:
Direction of Fabric Nap: A second consideration in
selecting the spreading mode relates to the direction of the
fabric nap. Placement of the nap may be nap-one-way
(N/OW) or nap-up-and-down (N/U/D)
. Direction of Fabric Face: The fabric face may be
positioned in two ways: face-to-face (F/F) or with all plies
facing-one-way (F/O/W), face up or face down
Fabric Put-up and Spreading
Modes:
Fabric Put-up; Open and Rolled :
Fabric Put-up; Folded and
Rolled :
Fabric Put-up; Tubular
Fabric Rolled :
Spreading Mode; Open Fabric, Face
One Way, Nap One Way (F/O/W,
N/O/W) :
Spreading Mode; Open Fabric, Face One
Way, Nap One Way (F/O/W, N/O/W) :
Spreading Mode; Open Fabric, Face
to Face, Nap One Way (F/F, N/O/W)
:
Spreading Mode; Open Fabric, Face to
Face, Nap Up and Down (F/F, N/U/D) :
Spreading Mode; Folded Fabric, Face to
Face, Nap One Way (F/F, N/O/W):
Spreading Mode; Folded Fabric,
Face to Face, Nap Up and
Down (F/F, N/U/D):
Spreading or Laying:
Types of Lay Plan :
Half Garment Lay includes only half of the garment
pieces for example one side left or right. Generally used
for tubular fabrics.
Whole Garment Lay includes garment pieces, left and
right sides. Generally used for Open width fabrics.
Single Size Lay is used using all garment pieces of one
single size. Disadvantageous as the consumption of fabric
is higher.
Types of Fabric Lay:
According to the construction fabric lay is two types. These
are:
1. Straight lay
2. Stepped lay
According to the direction of spreading fabric lay is three
types. These are:
3. From right to left
4. From right to right
5. Zigzag lay
Straight Lay:
Stepped lay:
From right to left:
From right to right:
Zig - zag
lay:
Removing Tension in the Lay:
1. An essential element of spreading is to relax tension in
the fabric during the
2. Spreading process. Should there be any significant
„stretch‟ in the fabric after
3. Spreading, when the fabric is cut into parts, each part
will shrink. Even 5% shrinkage is enough to change a
whole garment size
The Method of Fabric Spreading:
• a- By Hand
b. Full automatic:
This is the improvement
of semiautomatic
machine.
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