The technologies behind the process standards for knitted clothing are multi-faceted. The following are some of the key technologies for knitted clothing production:
1. Knitting and weaving Technology: One of the characteristics of knitted garments is the use of knitted knitting techniques in their production. This technique creates fabric by passing yarn through the eye of a needle and looping it together in a continuous pattern. Different knitting needles and knitting methods can be used to create different patterns, textures and densities.
2. Fabric selection and design: The texture and appearance of knitted clothing are mainly determined by the selected fabric type and design. Fabrics can be natural fibers (such as cotton, wool, silk, etc.) or man-made fibers (such as polyester, nylon, etc.). Designers need to select appropriate fabrics based on the style and function of the garment, and design with weaving technology to achieve the required elasticity, softness, breathability and other properties.
3. Knitting equipment and machines: The production of knitted clothing relies on special knitting equipment and machines. These machines can have different functions including single knitting machines, double knitting machines, plain knitting machines, circular knitting machines, etc. These equipment and machines can automatically perform operations such as knitting, adjusting yarn tension, and controlling yarn delivery paths to ensure the quality and details of weaving.
4. Seam and connection technology: Knitted garments require seams and connections during the production process. Common seaming techniques include flat seams, overstitch seams, shoulder seams, etc., which are used to connect different fabric parts to enhance the structure and durability of clothing. In addition, professional knitting seaming technology is also required to join different knitted fabrics.
5. Edge closing and decoration technology: In order to improve the completion and beauty of knitted garments, edge closing and decoration technology are essential. Commonly used edge closing methods for knitted garments include edge wrapping, edge banding, etc., which can effectively prevent edge fluffing, cracking and other problems. At the same time, decorative techniques such as embroidery, printing, webbing, and decorative buttons can be used to add unique style and personality to knitted clothing.
In short, the technology behind the production of knitted clothing is a complex and meticulous process that requires mastery of knitting technology, fabric selection and design, knitting equipment and machines Several key technologies include operation, seam and connection technology, as well as edge finishing and decoration technology. The coordinated use and precise operation of these technologies can create high-quality, exquisite knitted garments.
