Quality control management system

1. WELCOME TO
MY
PRESENTATION

2. PRESENTED TO:
Md. Sadikur Rahman
Senior Lecturer
Department of Fashion Design and
Technology.
Uttara University.

3. PRESENTATION TOPIC:
QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
IN
KNITTING
Sub. Name : QUALITY CONTROL MANAGEMENT
Subject Code : IE 3014

4. INTRODUCTION:
A Quality Management System (QMS) in knitting aims to
ensure consistent quality throughout the production
process, from raw materials to finished garments, by
implementing a framework of processes and procedures.
This includes setting quality standards, monitoring
production, identifying and correcting defects, and
continuously improving the overall system.

5. KEY OBJECTIVES OF QMS IN KNITTING:
The primary objectives of a Quality Management
System (QMS) in knitting are to ensure
consistent product quality, improve production
efficiency, and enhance customer satisfaction.
This is achieved by implementing quality control
measures throughout the manufacturing
process, from raw materials to finished goods.

6. MAIN ELEMENT OF QMS IN KNITTING:
1.Yarn quality check,
2. Yarn count,
3.Yarn twist,
4.Yarn strength,
5.Yarn elongation,
6.Yarn moisture content,
7.Yarn Shade and lot consistency,
A. Raw Material checked

7. MAIN ELEMENT OF QMS IN KNITTING:
1. Machine settings (gauge, speed, tension).
2. Operator performance monitoring.
3. Defect detection during knitting:
a. Needle lines
b. Barre effect
c. Drop stitches
d. Oil stains
B. Process Control

8. MAIN ELEMENT OF QMS IN KNITTING
1. 4-Point System or 10-Point
System used for fabric grading.
2. GSM, shrinkage, spirality, pilling.
3. Holes, streaks, contamination,
color variation.
C. Final check

9. 1. Scheduled machine maintenance.
2. Needle and sinker inspection.
3. Lubrication and part replacements.
D. Maintenance

10. 1.Daily quality reports.
2.Non-conformance reports .
3. Root cause analysis and
CAPA. (Creative and
preventive action plan)
E. Documentation

11. ADVANTAGE QMS IN KNITTING :
1. Production cost reduce .
2. Better planning and control of
inventory.
3. Increase customers satisfaction .

12. 1.Variability in yarn quality.
2.Skilled labor shortage .
3.Machine breakdowns.
CHALLENGE QMS IN KNITTING :

13. CONCLUSION:
Implementing a robust QMS in knitting
ensures superior product quality, cost-
efficiency, and competitiveness in the
textile industry. Continuous improvement,
training, and technology integration are
essential for sustained success.