Jifute handbag production process?

Non-woven bag manufacturers generally receive the products that customers need. After the production task, they first help customers choose fabrics. Good fabrics can add a lot to the shopping bags they produce. The choice of fabric weight should be practical. So what are the processes for making handbags? The following points:

1. Why should the surface be shiny when choosing a fabric? This is because the surface of the fabric is glossy. In this way, to prepare for the later printing, one is good printing, and the other is that the printed effect will be very good. In this way, the overall effect will be very prominent, and such shopping bags will surely be deeply loved by consumers.

2. The fabric is produced and placed in the warehouse. The next thing is how to make these large rolls of non-woven fabric into bags? Yes, as you think, we have to split it.

According to the size, we use an automated slicer and strip cutter to cut the fabric into small pieces of the size we need. Among them, the large piece is divided into a three-sided conjoined body with the front and back plus the bottom for printing. Then there is the side, carrying the hand, and wrapping the edge strips. This is the so-called cutting strip, which refers to this kind of handle and edging. Because they are very narrow, they are cut into very small strips to match the processing of the finished product.

3. It's printing. We generally use screen printing, because it is purely hand-printed piece by piece, so its speed and progress will be slower than that of machine printing. Of course, the cost will be higher than that of machine printing, but Its advantages are also very obvious. It can print in a small amount and has a relatively low error rate.

When printing, pay attention to the printed text, the pattern should have a good fullness, and the size should be able to highlight the effect of the entire shopping bag.

4. Sewing, according to certain specifications and styles, like sewing clothes, sewing together large pieces of fabric, small pieces, handles, hemming and other fabrics together to become the finished shopping bags we see.

5. It is packaging and boxing. We use cardboard boxes according to certain specifications, 100 per box, or 200 per box, with fonts printed on the boxes, so that boxes of finished shopping bags are transported through logistics and sold to various terminals. To the vast number of consumers.