Textile machines: find the right model for your garment factory
Textile machines are responsible for the quality of the results of your garments. Therefore, knowing which ones to invest in is fundamental to ensuring the success of your industry. To help you make your selection, we’ve listed below the models you can’t miss. Check it out! Take a look at the textile machines you can’t […]
How to identify bottlenecks in manufacturing?
Bottlenecks in manufacturing are still one of the biggest causes of problems regarding the quality and productivity of production. Avoiding them is essential to promote better products and, consequently, improve the industry’s marketing image. Therefore, below we have gathered the main adversities of manufacturing and tips on how to identify them. Continue reading to check […]
Post pandemic: 3 ways to reduce clothing costs
The crisis caused by the coronavirus left companies’ cash flow compromised and the recovery, when it begins to happen, will not occur quickly. In fact, the post-pandemic recovery in Brazil could be up to 90% slower and clothing manufacturers need to be prepared for this scenario. One of the ways to contain the impacts caused […]
How to obtain the benefits of production standardization in clothing?
There are several benefits to standardizing production in manufacturing. Among them are error reductions, which can reduce rework, production of second-quality parts and even customer dissatisfaction, in addition to increasing profit margin, productivity, cost reduction and much more. Companies need these benefits to remain and gain more market share and, therefore, they need to always […]
Clothing: how process innovation can reduce costs
Here at Delta, we always reinforce the need for textile industries to modernize production and invest in innovation in manufacturing processes. There is no longer room for backward companies, with outdated and inefficient procedures and equipment. This scenario intensifies even more in times of recession, like the one we are experiencing due to the coronavirus […]
