Keeping fabrics in a relaxed mode from opening the tie and cover, has to be done in the cutting room at natural temperature. Fabrics relaxation means relaxing fabrics from its roll-type tie. Relaxation is very important to get fabric's own shape, garments measurements depend on proper fabrics behavior. Relaxation is must necessary for stretch fabrics. The objective of fabric relaxation is to keep fabric's dimensional stability after cutting. Fabric relaxation time depends on the fabric's nature and customer requirements. This article is all about Fabrics relaxation SOP.
Fabrics after unrolling |
Fabrics Relaxation steps
Received Fabrics from Warehouse
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Fabrics Unrolling through Machine
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Keeping Fabrics in Relaxation Rack in a certain period (Relaxation time will depend on Fabrics Nature)
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Fabrics spread/ Lay for cutting
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Relax Fabrics two hour
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Start Cutting
Fabrics in Relaxation mode |
Fabrics Relaxation format of Cutting section |
Relaxation time depends on the fiber and structure of Fabrics. Here is a list of data on which fabric needs how many hours of relaxation before cutting. This data is made based on working experience.
Serial |
Fabrics
Construction |
Fiber Content |
Relaxation Time |
1 |
Twill
Fabric |
100%
Cotton |
24
Hours |
2 |
Twill
Fabric |
Cotton
+ Spandex |
48
Hours |
3 |
Denim
Twill |
Cotton |
24
Hours |
4 |
Denim
Twill |
Cotton
+ Spandex |
48
Hours |
5 |
Canvas
Fabric |
100%
Cotton |
12
Hours |
6 |
Single
Jersey |
100
% Cotton |
12
Hours |
7 |
Single
Jersey |
CVC/
PC |
10
Hours |
8 |
Single
Jersey |
Lycra
Mix |
48
Hours |
9 |
Interlock |
100
% Cotton |
24
Hours |
10 |
Interlock |
CVC/
PC |
12
Hours |
11 |
Interlock |
Lycra
Mix |
48
Hours |
12 |
Pique
(S/L) |
100
% Cotton |
24
Hours |
13 |
Pique
(D/L) |
CVC/
PC |
24
Hours |
14 |
Pique
(Honeycomb) |
Lycra
Mix |
48
Hours |
15 |
Pique |
CVC/
PC |
12
Hours |
16 |
Pique |
Lycra
Mix |
48
Hours |
17 |
Fleece |
CVC/
PC |
12
Hours |
18 |
Fleece |
Lycra
Mix |
48
Hours |
19 |
Rib
(1/1, 2/2) |
100%
Cotton |
24
Hours |
20 |
Rib |
Lycra
Mix |
48
Hours |