Quality Policy & Production Control
We treat quality as a production discipline extending from material selection and planning to dimensions, surface, elasticity, packaging and shipment.
Quality Starts When Production Is Planned.
Quality in textile elastic is not limited to a product looking uniform at first glance. Appropriate materials, correct construction, controlled machine settings, dimensional consistency, elastic behavior, sewing compatibility and repeatability across long runs all contribute to reliable performance.
Different products require different control priorities. A fine knitted elastic, a woven elastic, a buttonhole product and a decorative patterned elastic cannot be evaluated by exactly the same criteria. Our approach therefore connects quality control to construction, customer requirements and end use.
The First Step Is the Right Material.
Yarns and elastic components are evaluated according to the required construction, surface, stretch, color and application. Material compatibility matters not only for machine processing but also for the expected behavior of the finished product.
Correct Construction and Correct Machine Settings.
Product type, width, color, pattern, buttonhole structure, surface requirements and order details form the basis of the manufacturing plan. For new or custom products, physical samples and customer expectations help define the appropriate structure before serial production.
Quality Is Monitored While Production Is Running.
Monitoring of dimensional consistency throughout production.
Observation of construction regularity and visible defects.
Assessment of surface appearance and yarn-feeding variation.
Important particularly for visible and decorative products.
Stretch and recovery are considered in relation to end use.
Focus on maintaining similar product characteristics across the order.
Real Performance Appears During Use.
Free-state width alone does not define elastic quality. Stretch resistance, recovery after load removal and compatibility with the intended application are equally important. Underwear, sportswear, apparel and adjustable waistband systems can require very different elastic behavior.
Different Products Require Different Checks.
Width, surface, edge behavior, elasticity and consistency.
Dimensional stability, woven surface, edges and functional behavior.
Buttonhole spacing, repeatability and structural integrity around openings.
Pattern repeat, stripe position, color and behavior under stretch.
Surface, handle, dimensions and elastic behavior after finishing.
Width, surface, edge stability, color and construction suitability.
Let’s define the right construction for your project.
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