Automatic traversing for yam introduction to the heater
Load cells (1000cN or higher)
Yam Speed Upto 900m/min
PC System for controlling Test Processes
Pre-tensioning device
‘Standard
ASTM D5344
Favimat
Measurement of linear density with the vibration method
Continuously adjustable gauge length
Measuring range up to 220 cN,
Static tensile test
Cyclic load testing,
Creep- and relaxation trials
Linear-density measuring system
Description
Weight of individual rolls measured on a calibrated scale with accuracy to the nearest tenth of a pound.
Core weight (tare weight) to be considered ½ pound unless otherwise agreed.
Maximum roll weights to be stated in contract and/or purchase order. They can vary by program, cutting facility, etc.
The weight of the fabric roll will not vary more than +/- 5% from the style specification weight.
Shipping weights are based on lot or batch averages.
Roll Weights outside the +/- 5% variation are not to be rejected unless they are substantially beyond the 5% variation.
Fabric weight is quoted in terms of ounces per square yard, ounces per linear yard, grams per square meter and fabric yield. In the case of open-width fabrics, the standard weight is based on the overall width of the fabric.
Ounces per Square Yard is the area weight of the fabric. The oz/yd2 is taken by weighing the known area of a test fabric and calculating the ratio of weight in ounces to one square yard of the same fabric. (see fabric specifications and test methods)
The fabric weight for most styles is guaranteed to be within plus or minus five percent (+/- 5%) of the standard ounces/square yard (oz/ yd2). Ex: If the standard ounces per square yard is 5.5, the tolerance would be 5.22 to 5.78 oz/yd2.
Conclusion
Yield is the actual number of yards shipped divided by the total pounds shipped. Tolerance on yield is also +/- 5% of total lot or shipment. End of Yarn Testing Machine post
Yarn Fiction Tester – Applicable to Multiple yarn type Friction angle adjustable Pretension Applicable Pretension range 0-24CN Yarn testing speed 20m/min or 110m/min All accessories required to make equipment operational Standard JISL1095 ASTM D3108 ASTM D3412
BATCH CODING
It is the suppliers responsibility to ensure that any
product being supplied to Auto Garments which falls into any of the following
categories comply with the batch coding requirements.
Continuity Garments
Every new production run must be identifiable by a batch code, visible on a permanent label attached to the garment. A full fabric test report must be carried out and submitted to Auto for our records every 12 months.
Continuity Garments
In addition to the above requirements, Press Fastener With press fasteners Data Sheets must be submitted to the relevant technologist for each new production run.
Toys
Where a toy is produced in more than one production run or a repeat order is placed on a toy, each production run must be identified by a batch code attached to the toy on a permanent label. A full test report to EN71 must be carried out on each production run and submitted to Auto . Accessories/ Dressing If a style is repeated over more than one production
Up Outfits
run then each production run must have a batch code attached on a ermanent label. Where styles are Where batch coding is required, the batch should be identified with a number indicating the production run, a forward slash and the last two figures of the year e.g. The first run produced in 2004 would be identified as 01/04. The identification must be on a durable label permanently attached to the product without obstructing any other labeling information.
ACCESSORIES, FANCY DRESS & TOY TEST REPORTS
All
accessories, fancy dress product and toys must be tested to the requirements
outlined in Table 7- 9and the reports submitted
following the Bulk Test procedure outlined above.
Where
a repeat order is placed on the above product, each separate production run
must be identified as described
in the Batch Coding section.Every production run must be tested to Auto
requirements for toys. If accessories and fancy dress product are
repeated over more than one season then they must be retested each season.
Where
a product does not fall clearly into any of the areas outlined then the Fabric
Technology Department must be contacted and the testing required will be
confirmed.
Yarn Testing Machine – Applicable to Multiple yarn type Yarn test length 1-100m Yarn Testing Machine -Test speed 30m/min hairiness index for 8 length lmm-8mm All accessories required to make equipment operational
100% COTTON
FUSED EC 2325
M COLLAR, BAND
& CUFF. T/C
NON – FUSED T 6112 M F/PLKT.
BUTTER FLY
N/A.
MAIN LABEL
“WEATHER PROOF” ATT.AT
¾ ² BELOW FROM NECK SEAM 4
SIDE STITCH
PIN
N/A.
SIZE LABEL
WOVEN SIZE LBL ATT. UNDER THE MAIN LBL.
POLY
USE.
CARE LABEL
IN SIDE SEAM AT WEARERS LEFT SIDE 4″ UP FM BTM
BACK BOARD SIZE
N/A.
BUTTON (HORN)
18/L NECK = 1 PCS, FRONT= 6
PCS, 2 PCS EACH CUFF. 14/L EACH
COLLAR & SLV PLKT 1 PCE.
FOLDING SIZE
½ FOLD
SPARE BTTN.
ATT.
AT LOWER INSIDE 14/L 1 PCE 2 ” & 18/L 1 PCE 3 ” FM BTM HEM.
CLIP
PLASTIC CLIP WITH ELASTIC 1
PAIR.
THREAD
MATCING.
TISSUE
N/A.
COLLAR STAY
N/A.
CUFF PRESENTATION
N/A.
COLLAR
B/D COLLAR (SINGLE LAYER).
HANG TAG “WETHERPROOF INTAGRATED” ATT. AT 3RD BTN HOLE WITH BLACK D/LOOP.
* PRICE TICKET ATTACHED
UNDER SLV SEAM THROUGH TOP OF WEARER’S LEFT CUFF SEAM COLOUR & SIZE WISE
WITH WHITE TAG PIN 3″.
CUFF
2 ¼ ” ROUND CUFF , 1 HOLE 2 BTN,
2 PLT AT CUFF JOINT. PLKT EDGE TO 1ST PLT 1 ¾ “, PLT TO PLT GAP ½ ”
FRONT
1 ½ ² WIDTH
WELTED KANSAI (4 NIDDLE D/ST.).
BACK
1 ½ ” BOX AT BACK.
* COLLAR POINT –
3″
*
COLLAR HEIGHT – 1⅞”
*
BAND HEIGHT – 1⅛”
*
COLLAR SPREAD – 3″
*
TIE GAP – ¼ ”
YOKE
DDOUBLE.
POCKET
1 CHEST ROUND PKT WITH “V”
SHAPE. HEM (1″
× 1 ¾ “), CORNER BOX ST. PKT 1L × W = (5 ¾ ” × 5 ½ “)
NOTE
COLLAR BTN DOWN ½ ” SELF FAB. INSIDE GRMNT MUST BE FUSED INT.
FLAG LBL ATT. AT PKT SEAM. (DO NOT STITCH LBL DOWN) FOLLOW THE SAMPLE.
* ONE BODY ONE WAY CUT & MAKE.
INTER LINING
COLLAR, BAND & CUFF BIAS CUT, ONLY F/ PLKT STRAIGHT CUT.
