The garments industry is spreading
fast all over the planet. Due to the boom in the human population,
everything has doubled in demand especially the garments. Garments
factories are being built in clusters all over the world to meet the
demands of the market world over. Factories of today are no more working
a single shift a day, but to meet the hectic targets they are operating
round the clock. Managing the production on such a massive scale is an
easy task and there are many factors that are needed to manage at the
back end to ensure a smooth and bump free production cycle.
Keeping
a stock to fulfill the requirements of an entire shipment is necessary
to meet the deadlines. Storing the entire stock requires a huge storage
area that will enable the production process to keep on running freely.
Since there is a great use of liquids in the many different phases of
producing the garments, the factories require massive sized liquid
storage tanks. Building a tank is of no use unless there is a flawless
check on the amount of liquids available in them. This purpose is best
served by the
liquid level indicator which allows the staff to learn about the liquid level inside the tank without opening the lid.
In
some cases or during the production of some special types of cloths,
the entire fabric has to be dipped in special liquids which are mostly
chemicals of various kinds. Since the cloths are not of a single garment
but for producing hundreds and thousands of garments, the liquid is
required in a huge quantity and size of the bowl in which the entire
mixing and dipping takes place also needs to be huge. The liquid is kept
to the right level so that it would not come splashing out of the huge
bowl thing when the motors are turned on. Also if the liquid level is
too low, the powerful motors would rip apart the entire cloth.
The
huge bowl has a lid which is closed once the spinning process begins.
To monitor the liquid level during the process and while the lid is
closed, the
ultrasonic level indicator
is used which measures through the walls of the container. By taking
the reading on the ultrasonic device from time to time, the staff can
know when to take out the cloth or when to stop the machine in
emergency. This allows the manufacturers to save huge amounts by saving
their cloth and liquids during the processes.