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Sewing Machine Textile USHA INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINE - vssewing machine

The Usha 8801E (Single Needle Lockstitch Medium Duty Direct Drive Machine) is a hot favourite among users of high speed industrial machines. The 550 watts motor powers the machine enabling it to stitch at speeds as high as 5500 spm (stitches per minute) while also making it durable. While its Up/down needle position feature facilitates corner stitching, pocket attaching, as well as collar stitching, the soft start speed feature avoids thread breakage while starting the stitching click here

The industrial manufacturing of sewn products has always been one of the critical processes of the textile chain concerning quality assurance. Assuring the appropriate set-up and operation of all the machines, and thus the final seam quality, is a very complex task. Traditionally, this task is accomplished by empirical methods, with machine setting and quality control relying on the skills of operators and technicians. In this work, an approach to a more knowledge-based and integrated process planning and control is presented. A system was developed to measure and analyze the most important mechanical effects occurring during high-speed sewing. A general overview over this development is given in this paper. more details

Among the processes for making final products using fibers, the final process can be called a sewing process. The sewing process generally corresponds to the process that requires the most manpower in the production of textile products. The cost of sewing has gradually increased due to the recent rise in labor costs. The automation of the sewing process and the smart factory are expected to be carried out along with the fourth industrial revolution. In order to make the sewing factories smart, it is essential to apply smart sensing technology to the sewing machines. Also, sewing Process In order to grasp real-time situation, a system to monitor the status of each machine is needed. This study can be regarded as a part of technology development for automation and unmanned sewing process for final CPS(cyber-physical system) implementation. Three techniques have been developed in the sewing machine modification technology to assist the smarting and sewing process of the sewing machine. Three kinds of developed technology are a bobbin remaining amount detecting technique, stitch length control, and monitoring techniques. As a result of step-by-step technology development to realize CPS finally, it is a partial technology development of automation through some modification of sewing machine. The developed technology is expected to be used as a technology for future smart sewing automation plant construction know more


The approach proposed in this work relies on the evaluation and analysis of the relevant sewing parameters and their relation to quality problems and machine set-up variables. This integrated approach has enabled the development of methods to automatically detect sewing defects and seam quality, and to propose control methods for certain machine adjustments.

Managing this situation with the traditional empirical machine set-up and process planning methods is difficult. Better control and predictability of the processes are required. Additionally, in the new and thriving segment of technical textiles, defects may represent failure of product functions, also demanding new methods that provide a more holistic and knowledge-based management and control of the processes.click here

smart factory is a futuristic production paradigm that transforms ICT(Information and communication technology) into a new smart/green/urban production system by integrating the existing traditional industrial production system.[1-2] Industry 4.0 proposed by DFKI, is defined as the 4th industrial revolution based on Internet-of-Things(IoT), cyber-physical systems(CPS), and Internet-of-Services(IoS). [3-6] In the textile industry, the smart factory is a factory based on the CPS that incorporates ICT and IoT technology into the existing production system.[7-8] In order to build a smart factory between textile and apparel streams, the connectivity of the CPS should be strengthened. more details

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