APM II: Steam Press

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APPAREL MANUFACTURING – II 3(3+0)

Lesson 34 : Commercial techniques of fabrication

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Regular steam pressing machines are not designated for fusing although some fusibles are produced for use on these machines. Pressing machines have some serious limitations regarding fusing

Inability to reach the heat levels required by majority of resins
Shape and size of bucks restrict size of components that can be fused
Most utility machines are not fitted with programme controls, which means entire process is operator controlled
If the resin is activated by steam heat, the same thing can happen when garments are pressed during production. Hence, this situation can cause serius problems.

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