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Brand Fabcar
Voltage Upto 380V
Weight Upto 200Kg
Steam Consumption 15Kg/Hr
Phase 3 phase
Frequency 50/60 Hz
Display type LCD screen
 Production Capacity 1000
Power Consumption 1.5 kw
Brand AURA

Features:-
 Pneumatic Pressure adjustment for every type of fabric.
 Sensitive Ironing with Pat-pat Ironing function.
 Safety frame for operator safe optional.
 Computer (PLG) control.
 Laser Pointer.
 Aluminum buck is suitable for garment (customizable) Automatic.
 LED Controller (8 Programs) (SET:- Close, Press, Steam, Vacuum).
 Period of Step:- 0.5/1.0/1.5/2.0/2.5 second.
 3 level safety protection device .
 Output single on electric board (easy to check faulty).

Place of Origin: China

Brand Name: Hengxin

Model Number: HT-808F

Usage: heat press printer

Automatic Grade: Semi-Automatic

Color & Page: Multicolor

Voltage: 220v/110v

Dimensions(L*W*H): 150*80*160cm
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Weight: 250kg

CE

Certification:

Place of Origin: China

Brand Name: MYEKOO

Model Number: MK-FAF-4

Bill Printer, Card

Printer, Label
Usage: Printer, Paper
Printer, Tube
Printer

Automatic Grade: Automatic

Color & Page: Multicolor

110V/220V/380V/4
Voltage:
15V

Dimensions(L*W*H): 113*72*150CM

Weight: 180KG

High Cost-
Feature:
effective

Temperature range: 0-399degree

Pleats:
A pleat is a double or multiple fold in a garment formed by doubling fabric back upon itself
and securing it in place. It is commonly used in clothing and upholstery to gather a wide
piece of fabric to a narrower circumference. Pleats are provided at the waistline of dresses
and especially in skirts with the intention of evenly distributing the fullness around the entire
area of the fabric. The construction of pleats is like tucks, but the pleats are wider than tucks.
In garments, the box pleats, knife pleats or inverted pleats are commonly used. The pleat
design can be varied to control the garment fullness. These can be pressed or unpressed,
soft or crisp.

Different Types of Pleats

Accordion pleat:
Accordion pleats (Figure-1) are a series of very narrow and straight pleats of equal width.
These folds have a striking resemblance to the bellows of an accordion, hence the name.
The width of the pleats ranges from 3 to 13 mm. These pleats are close to each other and
have a uniform depth from the waist to hem. 
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Knife pleat:
Knife pleats can be used as an alternative for gathers. These pleats generally have a width
of about 1/2–2″ and are turned towards the same direction. Figure-2 illustrates a skirt with
knife pleats.
Box pleats:
A box pleat is formed when two consecutive knife pleats are folded in opposite directions –
one to the left and one to the right. This is used in frocks and skirt waistline.

Honeycomb pleats:
Honeycomb pleats are narrow, rolled pleats used as a foundation for smocking. They are
plain strange and actually look like honeycombs. This type of fabric is usually used as a
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basis for smocking.

Inverted pleat:
Inverted pleats can be obtained by reversing the box pleat. An inverted pleat is made while
two knife pleats are twisted nearer to each other in a manner that the folds meet in the
centre on the face side of the garment. These kinds of pleats are utilised commonly in
uniforms and skirts
Organ pleats:
Organ pleats are parallel rows of softly larger rounded pleats resembling the pipes of a pipe
organ. Carl Köhler suggests that these are made by inserting one or more gores into a panel
of fabric.
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Sunray pleat:
Sunray pleats are also known as sunburst pleats. Sunray pleats (Figure-7), originating from
the waist and gradually spread out. These pleats are capable of being set in synthetic fabrics
or blends with a higher proportion of synthetic fibres (over 50%) in order to sustain the
pleats. Circular skirts and wedding dresses make use of sunray pleats. A good example is
the pleats of a sari.
Kick pleat:
Any of the above discussed pleats like knife pleat, box pleat or inverted box pleat could be
used to construct kick pleats in skirts. After pleating, a top stitch is made near the fold and
extended to the desired length (should not be made until the hem edge) and then decorated
as required. Kick pleats are usually made in pencil skirts.
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Fortuny pleats:
Fortuny pleats are pleats set in silk. These pleats were originally invented by
designer Mariano Fortuny in the early 20th century, using a secret pleat-setting
process which is still not understood.
Watteau pleats:
Watteau pleats are one or two box pleats found at the back neckline of 18th century
sackback gowns and some late 19th century tea gowns in imitation of these. The term is not
contemporary, but is used by costume historians in reference to these styles as portrayed in
the paintings of Antoine Watteau.
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Fluted pleats:
Fluted pleats or "flutings" are very small, rounded or pressed pleats used as trimmings. They
are called ‘fluted pleats’ because of their resemblance to a pan flute.
Plissé pleats:
Plissé originally referred to fabric that had been woven or gathered into pleats and has also
been known as crinkle crêpe. Plissé pleats are narrow pleats set by gathering fabric
with stitches, wetting the fabric, and "setting" the pleats by allowing the wet fabric to dry
under weight or tension. Linen chemises or smocks pleated with this technique have been
found in the 10th century Viking graves in Birka.
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Rolled pleats:
Rolled pleats are a technique for neatly gathering a large amount of fabric into a small area
to create long, tubular pleats from the pleated point to the end of the fabric. This type of pleat
requires more fabric than box pleating or knife pleating.
Kingussie pleats:
Kingussie pleats, named after town in Scotland, are a very rarely seen type of pleat used in
some Scottish kilts. They consist of a single centrally located box pleat in the rear of the kilt
with knife pleats fanning out on either side.
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Some Application Of Pleating Machine In Textile

Industry :
1. The pleating machine to a variety of accessories to complete multi-function sewing equipment, pleating
machine widely used in all kinds of knitting sewing the material, such as jersey pants, t-shirts, men's and women's
underwear, knitting fashion, such as large sewing factory sewing equipment required.
2. Use the needle bar to force the oil recovery equipment, effectively control the measurement of the needle bar,
and eliminate the appearance of oil leakage. Upper and lower silicone oil equipment, avoid needle heating and
breakage.
3. Single needle pleating machine is a kind of pleating machine, which can sew the double color rope with the
same pigtails in the common fabric. It is beautiful and easy to sew. Its size and size can be adjusted to a large
scale with outstanding ornament effect. The layout is brief, operation, maintenance convenience.
4. There are a wide variety of subtypes of small square towing machine, pleating machine is widely used in textile
industry, and the pleating machine is a kind of pleating machine.
5. Use: suitable for stitching in thin or medium thickness. For example: women's fashion coat, skirt, children's
wear, cushion, cover, etc.
6. Shrinkage scene mainly shrinkage and density range change the luxury of concave and convex shape, heat
styling greatly add elastic cloth after feeling and stereo feeling, elegant landscape style more special, can be
used to make phase Bin shirt, skirt, dotted with hanging towels, cover, etc.

References:

1. Apparel Manufacturing Technology by T. Karthik, P. Ganesan, and D.

Gopalakrishnan
2. https://www.slideshare.net/suniltalekar1/types-of-pleats
3. http://blog.suitupp.com/2010/06/14/what-are-pleats-what-kind-of-pleats-are-
there/
4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleat