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Sumati Prints Pvt. Ltd. Is a printing and dyeing mill located in Pandesara GIDC. They mainly manufacture sarees and dress materials. Their end-users are the wholesaler. Sumati follows the intermittent production system, where the products are manufactured as per the needs of the buyers. Also they follow Batch- Processing System where a particular type of design is prepared for certain period of time and when they need to change the design they just change the tray they used to do the design and hence start making their new design. Hence there is a very large product mix offered to buyers and it does not change from buyer to buyer. They follow step by step to finally produce their product. The process is as follow:-

Manufacturing Process of Sumati Prints Pvt. Ltd.

Grey Drum
130 temp. 2 hours

Jade Dying
125 temp. 20 min.

Centre Machine 180 temp

Final Ironing (center machine) 175 temp Washing Loop Machine Printing Machine

Zero Machine

Folding Machine

Selling in the market

1. Receiving of Grey material:The process starts with receiving of grey as a raw material. There are various types of grey which includes renial, Russian, 60 gram, daani, laser, sofia etc.

This grey is than send for stitching purpose. After grey is stitched it is than send for the next stage.

2. Drum Machine:The stitched grey material is then transferred to drum machine where it is washed. It is washed at 130 temperature for 2 hours. Once washed it is than send to third stage.

3. Jet Dyeing:After the grey material is washed it is then transferred to Jet Dyeing machine. Here the washed grey clothes are whitened. Weight Reduction of grey clothes is also done in this stage.

4. Centre Machine:-

Till these stage the raw material i.e. grey cloth is in wet form. In centre machine these wet grey cloth is ironed at 180 temperature to make it dry. Even the defect in the grey material can be known in these stage.

5. Printing Machine:Here the cloth is printed as per the need and desire of the buyer. Colours are applied as per there need. Some modifications are to be done as the printing designs changes. These changes can be done in the tray they use for designing.

6. Loop Machine:These printed cloth is then send to the loop machine. Here the cloth is heated so that the colour is retained in the cloth.

7. Washing:After the processing in loop machine is done it is then moved for washing purpose. Here the processing is done first in hot water than with cold water. By washing with hot water the extra colour from the cloth removes and then finally it is washed with cold water, so that it becomes easy for the labours to lift the final product.

8. Final Ironing:The washed cloth is given for final ironing, and hence it is moved to the centre machine. The finished cloth is ironed at 175 temperature.

9. Zero Machine:The ironed finished cloth is sent to the zero machine where the cloth is softened. From here the cloth is then moved to the folding machine.

10.Folding Machine:The cloth is folded over here and then it is dispatched to the buyer.

Boilers:Boilers are the root or the heart of entire organisation. They are the one which provide temperature to each and every machine. If there is any problem with the boilers the entire working of the organisation stops.

Final Products:They mainly produce Sarees and Dress material as their final product.

Raw Materials Required

The raw materials used in Sumati include grey as their basic raw material along with various chemicals, colours, gum, trays for printing etc.

Locational Advantages of Sumati:Sumati is located in GIDC area so it has several benefits.. 1. GIDC land is classified as non-agricultural, thus eliminating the need for NA/NOC permission and need for verification of titles 2. GIDC has developed SEZs for Apparels, Chemicals and Petrochemicals, Electronics, IT, BT, Handicrafts etc. 3. GIDC estates facilitate cluster benefits related to raw material, market, technology, common services, linkages etc. Any upgradation programme of an estate provides direct advantage to all industries located therein.

4. GIDC provides social and commercial infrastructure like Housing, Schools, Banks, Post Office, Dispensaries etc in major estates 5. GIDC's chemical estates have the requisite clearance from Gujarat Pollution Control Board 6. The chemical estates are equipped with environment management

infrastructure 7. GIDC also provides sites / land for solid waste disposal. 8. GIDC offers reasonable allotment price with soft repayment options. GIDC follows a simple and transparent allotment procedure. 9. Individual projects of up toRs. 20 crores can be sanctioned. State government provides financial assistance of 60% of project cost, GIDC provides 20% and industry has to bear 20%. More than one project can be sanctioned in an estate. Sumati gets all these benefits as it is a part of a GIDC area.

Quality Standards of Raw Materials and Finished goods:For quality assurance of Grey material, they are first tested in laboratory. The one which are approved are then sent to the organisation. After grey material is received Sumati checks its weight for due confirmation.

For finished products the defects can be known during ironing stage (centre machine) as if there is any defect in the cloth the heat passes through the cloth and can be observed and hence can be removed. For overlapping of designs it is checked through manual observation (human labour) and hence defective piece is removed from further processing.