The inspections are done to control the quality is means by examining the products without the products of any instruments. To examine the fabric, dyeing shed, garments measurements, and so on according to specification or desired standard is called inspection. Process Flow Chart of Final Inspection of Textiles is as follows:
Process Flow Chart of Final Inspection of Textiles
After completing finishing process here firstly check the shade as-per buyer std with dimensional stability from the lab.
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2ndly check dia /with white fabric weight or GSM.
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3rdly check fabric surface or appearance as-per buyer STD.
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Every roll with every meter checks as-per a 4-point system.
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Make a report.
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If ok then ready for delivery.
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If not ok then identify the fault.
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If it is a knitting fault then inform the knitting department, by Job card and mail & requested the fabric for replacement.
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If it is Dyeing fault & if we make sure that it is re-process able then we give the job card to Dyeing Dpt. for correction and if is not re-process able then we reject the fabric & inform the dyeing to replace the reject Qty.
A final inspection is the last step of the garment inspection system. In this stage, complete garments are inspected by the buyer. i.e. the size of apparel given to the label of the garment is most important. If the garment is not made with the proper size followed by the garments specification sheet. Then the garment will be useless or rejected by the buyer. It inspected for the making of garments according to the acceptable tolerance chart. Different parts of garments are inspected in this stage such as garments’ main fabric, accessories, trims, labels, fabric faults, etc. There are various systems for final inspection in the garment industry. A final inspection is very important for an export order shipment.
Author of this Article: Mustaque Ahammed Mamun Department of Textile Engineering Dhaka University of Engineering & Technology (DUET) Cell: +8801723300703 Email: mamuntex09@gmail.com