Test methods are used for Phenolic Yellowing- 1. ISO 105-X18 2. M&S C20B 3. Tesco TM/137/01 4. Adidas Test Procedure 5.10 Test procedure- A standard test package consists of five test specimens and one control fabric - each separated by a glass plate - making a total of seven glass plates. Each package is wrapped in BHT-free polythene film. The packages are closed and sealed with ordinary adhesive tape. To ensure uniform contact between the test papers and the test specimens, the packages are placed in a Perspirometer. The pressure is standardised by the application of a weight. Place the persoirometer in incubator at a temperature of 50°C ± 3°C. The treatment time is 16 hours. At the end of the test, the Perspirometers are removed from the incubator, the test packages are taken out and are allowed to cool before unwrapping. The specimens are then compared with their originals, and the intensity of yellowing is assessed with a Grey Scale for Staining.
What is Man to Machine Ratio in the Garment Industry?
What is Man to Machine Ratio in the Garment Industry? The man to machine ratio is an important KPI in the manufacturing sector. The same is applied in apparel manufacturing. In this post, I will explain the term man to machine ratio, its importance and method of calculating man to machine ratio. What is the man to machine ratio? Man to machine ratio is defined as the total workforce in a factory to the total number of operational sewing machines. Man to machine ratio widely varies depending on the on the organization structure. If a factory has only production related departments (cutting, sewing, maintenance, quality and IE) then this ratio will be low. On the other hand, if a factory includes the department of design & development, sampling to finishing to shipment and documentation then this ratio will be high. How to calculate Man to machine ratio? To measure Man Machine Ratio (MMR) of a factory - First, find how many employees are there (include all manpower). Second, Co...
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