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Operational Management in Textile Managment
Introduction
ARC is one of the oldest manufactures / exporters of home textiles & institutional linen from Pakistan it is a family concern, dealing in textiles and exporting its products to various parts of the world since 1968. ARC textile industry is producing textile from greige to bleach, dyed, printed and all sorts of finished products (complete cut to pack) under one the same unit.
ARC has proved its identity as one of the best suppliers from Pakistan due its trustable management, honoring all its firm commitments, assured quality and prompt shipments to the satisfaction of its valued customers. Arc operates two units one a stitching unit in the heart of Faisalabad on Sargodha road and a mill unit on Khurrinwala road.
ARC Operates the state of the art Osthoff-Singeing Machine, which is equipped with patented Double-Jet Burner Technology. The ideal gas & air mixture distribution is achieved with a series of expansion & compression chambers. An unbroken flame jet at the exit of the mixture from the two parallel slots & the controlled combustion within the chambers of molded ceramic bricks provide singeing to perfection. To save energy, the flame width can be set in accordance with fabric width, either manually or automatically.

Product Design
Digital printing is by far one of the most exciting developments in the textile industry. Not only does it open up endless opportunities for customization, small run printing, prototyping and experimentation but it also puts textile printing within the budget of your average illustrator.
Digital textile printing can reproduce unlimited colors and shades but – as with most forms of printing – what you see on screen is not necessarily what you get back.

What is Textile Designing
Fabrics can be made by weaving and knitting and can be given basic decoration through printing. Textile designing is a technical process including different methods for production of textile. It includes both- surface

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