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How each product is made: processes and machines
Manufacturing guides by product: which steps it involves, in what order and with which machines each one is done.
Before buying machinery it is worth being clear about which operations the product you are going to make involves. In these guides (written in Spanish) we go through manufacturing step by step, from the small pieces to the finish, and which machine fits each operation depending on the production you need.
Guides by product
ManufacturingHow is a tailored jacket made?The six stages of the jacket, from the pocket flaps to the buttons, with the machines for each step.See the guide →
ManufacturingHow are trousers made?The four stages of trousers, from the pockets and fly to the buttonholes and buttons, with the machines for each step.See the guide →
ManufacturingHow is a shirt made?The three stages of the shirt, from the cuffs and collar to the sleeves and buttons, with the machines for each step.See the guide →
ManufacturingHow is a T-shirt made?From the shoulders and rib collar to the hems, with the overlockers and coverstitch machines for each step.See the guide →
ManufacturingHow are jeans made?The four stages of jeans, from the back pockets to the felled seams, with the machines for each step.See the guide →
ManufacturingHow is a shoe made?Shoe closing, from joining the upper pieces to the binding and seam sealing, with the machines for each step.See the guide →
ManufacturingHow is a military uniform made?Combat trousers and jacket step by step, with the machines and workstations for 1,700 garments a day.See the guide →
ManufacturingHow are composite materials sewn?Carbon fibre, glass fibre and other technical materials: one-sided sewing, ultrasonic cutting and CNC units.See the guide →
ManufacturingHow is car upholstery made?Seat covers and interior: panels over foam, French seams, airbag and dashboard, with the machines for each step.See the guide →
ManufacturingHow is an awning made?From cutting the panels to binding the valance, with the Jentschmann machines for each step.See the guide →
ManufacturingHow is an inflatable boat made?Tubes, bulkheads, straps and floor of a PVC boat, with the PFAFF welding machines for each step.See the guide →
Want to make another product and don’t know where to start? Tell us what you are going to sew and how many pieces a day and we will help you choose the machines.
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