The Factor Affecting Seam Strength Sewn With Ultrasonic Sewing Machine

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พิษณุ แสงวัฒนะ
ปลื้มจิตต์ เตชธรรมรักข์

Abstract

Typically, most of the garments are sewn with threads. However, this is the disadvantage in the case of skiing product, rain protecting cloth where the water resistant property is concerned. Thus, the application of ultrasonic was used in place of sewing machine. The research aims to investigate the factors affecting the seam strength welded with ultrasonic sewing machine. Three woven samples made of polyester, nylon and nylon coated with Polyurethane (PU) were used. It was found that the seam strength of Fabrice before and  after 5th wash is not much different. It is apparent that the speed of welding affected the seam strength.

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แสงวัฒนะ พ. ., & เตชธรรมรักข์ ป. . (2008). The Factor Affecting Seam Strength Sewn With Ultrasonic Sewing Machine. Frontiers in Engineering Innovation Research, 12, 71–75. Retrieved from https://ph01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jermutt/article/view/242205
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