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The Tailor’s boards for the WHP are used to give three-dimensional shapes to garment parts as well as to process different kinds of seams and to finally perfect end products. With a common flat ironing board, it is impossible to perform most of necessary complex operations whereas a wide array of them can be carried out with the Tailor’s Boards without applying any considerable efforts.
The Tailor’s Boards for the WHP are commonly used: at factories in series production, at sewing workshops, in tailor shops or for sewing made-to-measure garments at home. In each of those cases, sewers need specially equipped workplaces to effectively perform dress-making operations. Along with the common furniture and equipment, such as tables, chairs, sewing and overlock machines, and maybe some kinds of footrests and other auxiliary furniture, sewing tools are the main means of production at the workplace. The Tailor’s Boards for the WHP take pride of place among them.
The WHP (wet-heat processing) means the treatment of garment parts with moisture, steam, and pressure by means of special tools.
By exposing garment parts to temperature and steam while placing them in a particular way on the Tailor’s boards for the WHP, it is possible to give a required three-dimensional final shape to them as well as to remove uneven and crumpled areas appeared on materials used for producing workpieces and parts.
When used, the Tailor’s Boards for the WHP significantly speed up the manufacturing process while increasing the labour productivity and, of course, ensuring a high-quality performing of sewing operations, without creating any additional workload for sewers and, on the contrary, reducing the workload for them.
15 to 25% of all work efforts in the garment manufacture fall at the wet-heat processing (WHP). In particular cases, the share of such operations can significantly exceed the above-mentioned figures.
That’s exactly why the Tailor’s Boards for the WHP, their variety, usability, and manufacturing quality play an essential role for all those who is engaged in the dress-making business.