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    Sewing Formula

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    The document discusses different sewing formulae used to calculate sewing time and thread usage based on either seam length or number of stitches. There are two types of sewing calculations - one based on seam length (e.g. sewing 25cm) and one based on number of stitches (e.g. sewing 82 buttonhole stitches). The formula used depends on the machine type selected. Various formulae are provided that take into account factors like minimum sewing time, speed, guidance, seam length, stopping precision, and starting/stopping elements.

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    The document discusses different sewing formulae used to calculate sewing time and thread usage based on either seam length or number of stitches. There are two types of sewing calculations - one based on seam length (e.g. sewing 25cm) and one based on number of stitches (e.g. sewing 82 buttonhole stitches). The formula used depends on the machine type selected. Various formulae are provided that take into account factors like minimum sewing time, speed, guidance, seam length, stopping precision, and starting/stopping elements.

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    The document discusses different sewing formulae used to calculate sewing time and thread usage based on either seam length or number of stitches. There are two types of sewing calculations - one based on seam length (e.g. sewing 25cm) and one based on number of stitches (e.g. sewing 82 buttonhole stitches). The formula used depends on the machine type selected. Various formulae are provided that take into account factors like minimum sewing time, speed, guidance, seam length, stopping precision, and starting/stopping elements.

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    The document discusses different sewing formulae used to calculate sewing time and thread usage based on either seam length or number of stitches. There are two types of sewing calculations - one based on seam length (e.g. sewing 25cm) and one based on number of stitches (e.g. sewing 82 buttonhole stitches). The formula used depends on the machine type selected. Various formulae are provided that take into account factors like minimum sewing time, speed, guidance, seam length, stopping precision, and starting/stopping elements.

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    The document discusses different sewing formulae used to calculate sewing time and thread usage based on seam length or number of stitches.

    Sewing calculations can be based on either the length of seam or the number of stitches.

    The GSD standard sewing formula considers minimum sewing time, high speed factor, guiding and tensioning factor, seam length, and elements for stopping precision and starting/stopping.

    TECHNICAL BULLETIN

    Sewing Formulae
    The se1wing Formula used for specific machine types can now be selected from a list of pre-
    defined Formulae in the Machine Data Tables in the GSD Company Data Editor.
    GSD has 2 types of Sewing Calculations.

    1. Sewing Time and Thread usage are calculated from the Length of Seam.
    e.g. S25MC (Sew 25 Cm Seam)
    2. Sewing Time and Thread usage are calculated from the Number of Stitches
    e.g. S82BH (Sew 82 Stitches Buttonhole)

    All sewing calculations in the GSD Analyses will use the formula that is attached to the
    current selected machine.

    Company Data Editor

    Select the sewing Formula


    from the Dropdown List.

    For additional Help click the


    Button ‘?’ next to Formula
    Selection Box.

    Symbols used in the following Formulae

    Symbol Description
    MST Minimum theoretical sewing Time per CM or Inch
    HSF High Speed Factor
    GT Guiding and tensioning Factor
    SL Seam Length in CM or Inches (Units as above must be used)
    SP Stopping Precision Factor
    SS Start and Stop Manual Elements
    SST Theoretical sewing Time per Stitch
    NS Number of Stitches to be sewn
    Sewing Formulae based on the Seamlength

    1. GSD Standard Sewing Formula


    T = ( MST x HSF x GT x SL ) + SP + SS

    2. Operator controlled Jig Machine


    T = ( MST x HSF x SL) + SS
    No allowance for GT or SP

    3. Stitch Counter or Edge sensor


    T = ( MST x HSF x SL ) + SS
    SS = Start Machine only - No Allowance for automatic Stop

    4. Electric Motor Machine


    T = ( MST x GT x SL ) + SP + SS
    No High Speed Factor allowance due to minimal acceleration / deceleration

    5. Auto-Backtack / Bartack
    T = ( MST x 2 ) + ( MST x HSF x GT x SL ) + SP
    Standard GSD Sewing Formula with allowance for 1CM Bartack at Start and End of
    Seam. No Allowance for automatic Stop
    Sewing Formulae based on the Number of Stitches

    The formulae take into account the TMU per cycle (at a conversion rate of
    1667 due to the fact that automatic cycles are “fixed” and cannot be improved
    under incentive conditions), the total number of stitches in the cycle and the
    actions necessary to start and stop the cycle.

    No consideration has been given for acceleration/deceleration as the vast


    majority of automatic cycle machines have motors which run at a fixed speed,
    and the maximum RPM is achieved instantaneously.

    11. Automatic Cycle Machine - Basic


    T = ( SST x NS )
    Sewing Time only - No Allowance is made for Starting or stopping the machine

    12. Automatic Cycle Machine Foot Operated Start


    T = ( SST x NS ) + SS
    Starting the machine by Foot Pedal – No allowance for stopping the machine

    13. Automatic Cycle Machine Manual Operated Start


    T = ( SST x NS ) + SS
    Starting the machine by Hand Operated Button – No allowance for stopping the
    machine ( GPCO + PPAL5)

    14. Automatic Cycle Foot Operated Start and Stop


    T = ( SST x NS ) + SS
    Starting and Stopping the machine by Foot Pedal

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