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Questions and Answers On Sewing Section | Textile Viba Interview (Part 1)

Questions 1. What is Needle?
Answer: Needle is an important factor in sewing.

Question 2. What kind of Needle?
Answer: There are two types. They are- a. Hand Needle, b. Needle the machine. 

Question 3. What's the tip?
Answer: Needle tip is the smooth end of the Needle Point.

Question 4. What kind of needle is used for embroidery?
Answer: There are three types. 

Question 5. How many kinds and what are the Needle points?
Answer: There are two types. They are- a. Cloth Point, b. Cutting point. 

Question 6. What is Cloth Point Needle?
Answer: The point where the needle is used to sew the cloth is called Cloth Point Needle.

Question 7. What is the Cutting Point Needle?
Answer: Usually the point needle used for stitching sheet material - leather, plastic etc. is called cutting point needle

Question 8. How many kinds of ball point needles?
Answer: There are three types. 

Question 9. What kind of Needle is commonly used in knitting fabrics?
Answer: The set point is Needle. 

Question 10. What type of set point?
Answer: There are three types. Namely: a. Slim set point, b. Medium set point, c. Heavy set point.

Question 11. What does needle size?
Answer: Based on the diameter of the space between the blades of the Needle, the numbering of the Needle, which indicates the thickness of the Needle, is called Needle Size. 

Question 12. What is the function of Needle Point?
A: The function of the Needle Point is to penetrate the cloth without causing any damage to the cloth.

Question 13. Who is Embroidered Needle?
Answer: The kind of needle used to create various designs on the cloth is called embroidered needle

Question 14. If the diameter of the space between the blades of a Needle is 1.2 cm, what is the size of that Needle?
Answer: 120Nm.

Question 15. What is a sewing machine?
Answer: The machine with which to sew clothes or clothing is called sewing machine.

Question 16. What is the function of the press bar?
Answer: Pressure bar is used to lift the presser foot up and down.

Question 17. What is the function of the presser foot of the sewing machine?
Answer: Flexible grip on the feed dog during sewing. 

Question 18. What does Pressure Foot look like?
Answer: It looks a lot like a hose. It is divided in two, so that there is some gap between it. 

Question 19. What is Needle Eye?
Answer: The hole that Needle has on his head to teach the yarn is called Needle Eye.

Question 20. What kind of sewing machine and what is it?
Answer: The stitching machine is mainly of two types.   They are- a. Manually operated sewing machine, b. Electrically operated sewing machine. 

Question 21. What is Industrial Sewing Machine?
A: The sewing machines used in the garment industry are called industrial sewing machines

Question 22. What is the sewing machine's feed mechanism?
Answer: a. Pressure feet, b. Throat Plate & c. Feed Dog. 

Question 23. What is the pitch of the feed dog's teeth for lightweight cloth?
Answer:  0.5 - 1.25 mm. 

Question 24. What is the pitch of the feed dog's teeth for light to medium cloth?
Answer: 1.5 mm - 1.5 mm. 

Question 25. What is the pitch of the feed dog's teeth for coarse cloth?
Answer: 2.5 mm. 

Question 26. What is Sim Pucker?
Answer: When the cloth is crushed along the line, it is called seam pucker. 

Question 27. Which part controls the speed of the feed dog?
Answer: The speed of the feed dog is controlled by the stitch regulator lever. 

Question 28. What is Stitch?
Answer: Each of the smallest units in a stitch is called a stitch.

Question 29. What is the SPM of a sewing machine?
Answer: The speed of the sewing machine like the number of stitches generated per minute is called SPM.  

Question 30. What are the problems of sewing?
Answer: There are three types of problems that can arise in the case of knitting.

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