Excess Stock

Excess Stock :
When talking about manufacturing and processing machinery, we can never deny the term 'excess stock', which is so crucial for suppliers, distributors and manufacturers of textile goods. Excess stock usually contains machinery agents, machinery parts stock and machinery stock. In the world of excess stock of textiles and textile products, there are many types of machines based on the nature of required printing methods such as digital textile printing, engraved copperplate printing, hand block printing, perrotine printing, roller printing, cylinder printing, screen-printing, stencil printing and other methods of printing (e.g. pad printing, lithographic printing, and inkjet printing). Machines are involved in all stages of textile manufacturing such as cultivating and harvesting, finishing, preparatory processes, spinning and weaving. Ginning is a leading part of cultivating and harvesting processes. Preparatory processes are completed by ginning, bale-making and transportation, opening and cleaning, blending, carding, combing, drawing, spinning, checking, folding and twisting, and gassing. Weaving process entails winding, warping (also called beaming), sizing, drawing in or looming, printing and then weaving. Knitting is a major stage in textile manufacturing. Finishing process is completed by desizing, scouring, bleaching, mercerising, singeing, raising, calendering, shrinking (also known as sanforizing), dyeing and then printing. After arrival of technological applications, the search of excess stock has become quite easy for textile agents and communities.