Advances in Sewn Product Technology
This title describes the advancements in sewn product technology covering instrumentation, control and robotics leading to an insight into the pragmatic practicalities and science of stitching textile materials. It provides useful and helpful instructions and guidelines describing technical details of the pertinent machinery used in the sewn product industry. Further, it describes various areas of stitching technology (sew-free/no-seam) and techniques (single-needle, hand, lock, multi-thread, cover stitching and overlocking/overedging), including stitching needles and threads. Concepts are supported by inimitable examples and case studies from the industry. This book is aimed at manufacturing and production engineers, designers, product developers, managers, academics and researchers working with sewn products, as well as graduate students in textile engineering, clothing fashion and technology.
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