Questions and answer about Garments technology Part 9.

81. What is class -7 seam ?

Ans: This seam is used for joining the lace, Elastic, Etc with the fabric. Plain m/c or zig-zag stitching m/c are normally use for per formation this process.

82. What is class - 8 seam ?

Ans: This process is used joining two edges but not two layer. Belt loop is the products of this process . Normally two needles chain m/c with folder is used for performing this process or Belt looping m/c can be used.

83. What is the technical definition of stitching & Stitch ?

Ans: When the loop of one or more thread is joined by intralooping or inter-looping or interlacing is called stitching and the one unit of stitching is called stitch.

84.What is the feed mechanism of Sewing M/C ?

Ans: It is mechanism for quality sewing i.e maintaining of sewing line, Sewing speed and appearance of sewing.

85. What are the function of Cutting Point and Needle Point ?

Ans: Needle Point : It is used for sewing fabrics.
     Cutting Point: It is used for sewing heavy materials like plastic, Leather etc.

86. What type of needle is used for sewing Woven fabric ?

Ans: Set point needle.

87. What type of needle is used for sewing knit fabric ?

Ans: Ball point needle.

88. What are the function of Quality Sewing Thread ?

Ans: Good quality fabric should have the following features ........................

       - Tensile Strength
  - Tenacity
  - Loop Strength
  - Elongation at break
  - Elasticity
  - Shrinkage
  - Aeration Resistance
  - Colour Fastness

89. What are the Sewing Fault ?

Ans: Sewing Fault are given below ..........

      - Skipped Stitching
 - Staggered Stitching
 - Unbalance stitching
 - Variable Stitch Density
 - Frequent Thread Breakage
 - Puckering
 - Mechanical Damage
 - Needle Heating Damage

90. What is Skipped Stitching ?

Ans: Sometimes needle thread could not lock the bobbin or looper thread then it is called slipped or skipped stitch. The other name of this fault is floating.



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