Reducing Costs Will Lead To Endless &Nbsp; Textiles Suffer From "Shrinkage Rate".

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The official name of "shrinkage rate" is the rate of change in the size of commercial washing. It refers to the percentage of shrinkage of textiles after washing or soaking.

In view of the shrinkage rate, the national standard of textile products was made clear in 2004.

Shrinkage is the root cause of "big trouble"

Take a look at the whole

It is understood that to control the shrinkage rate of textiles, it is necessary to undergo a pre shrinking process. This process, regardless of whether it is spent in the process, or professional and technical personnel, will have to spend a lot of expenses.

The cost increases by 7% to 8% for an enterprise plus a shrink procedure, which will naturally lead to a larger difference than the fabric price without pre shrinking process.

Therefore, many enterprises will save this process by reducing expenses.

In addition to the conscious cost consideration of enterprises, the shrinkage rate is also related to the indifference of some enterprises in executing the testing procedures.

For example, some enterprises did not strictly check the specifications according to the specifications specified in the fabric when they were sent to the inspection. If the interception of the 3 meter sample was only 2 meters, it was very arbitrary.

This causes the test degree of the fabric to be tested to be greater than the specified degree, and the result is naturally missing the least bit.

How to solve the shrinkage problem of textiles

In addition to the above problems, shrinkage of textiles will also be affected by factors such as raw materials, density, yarn thickness, production technology and so on. In order to solve the shrinkage problem of textiles, enterprises should solve them from the following aspects:

First, the fabric is qualified: the manufacturer must check the quality of the fabric according to the needs of customers, and the fabric must be tested, because the quality of the fabric will directly affect the shrinkage of the finished products, so that the upstream and downstream enterprises can attach importance to it.

Second, the process is strict: the manufacturers should pay attention to the finishing process in the production process, so that the shrinkage rate of the fabric can be effectively controlled within the standard or customer requirements.

Thirdly, strengthen self inspection and self control: before the finished products are released, inspection should be strengthened, and the "shrinkage rate" should be marked on the product labels according to the requirements, so that consumers can better understand the details of the products and receive inspection, so that they can be continuously strengthened and improved.

In fact, as long as every procedure and step in the textile industry is carried out, every upstream and downstream linking process can conscientiously meet the strict requirements of quality standards.

Similar to the problem of "shrinkage" of textiles is totally avoidable. We have reason to believe that the "shrinkage" problem that has long plagued textile quality is bound to be solved.