"Quality control report for cutting section "

"Quality control report for cutting section "

🔹🔹 Fabric inspection report.

🔹🔹 Lab test report.

🔹🔹 Shrinkage test report.

🔹🔹 Fabric twisting/sprility check report.
🔹🔹 GSM Check report.

🔹🔹 Shad band & blanket check report.                  
🔹🔹 Consumption report.                               

🔹🔹 Wash test/DTM/Contrast check report.
🔹🔹  Cutting permission report.

🔹🔹 Lay chart report.

🔹🔹 Fabrics spreading report.        

 ðŸ”¹ðŸ”¹ Cutting production report.

 ðŸ”¹ðŸ”¹ Fabric relaxation report.
    
 ðŸ”¹ðŸ”¹ Marker inspection report.                      

 ðŸ”¹ðŸ”¹ Spreading check report. 

 ðŸ”¹ðŸ”¹ TMB inspection report.                                          

 ðŸ”¹ðŸ”¹ Cut panel rejection report.                                    

 ðŸ”¹ðŸ”¹ 100% Cut panel check report. 

 ðŸ”¹ðŸ”¹ Rejection part replace report. 

  🔹🔹 Fushing machine test report

  🔹🔹 Fushing machine pressure temperature and timing check report.
 ðŸ”¹ðŸ”¹ Fushing test report.          

 ðŸ”¹ðŸ”¹ Bond test report.                                         

 ðŸ”¹ðŸ”¹ Print & embroidery check report.
 ðŸ”¹ðŸ”¹ Sharp tools inventory report etc.

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