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“Buying material is now a major expense for manufacturers in the fashion, automotive, and furniture sectors and forĬompanies that use industrial fabrics. Material represents a significant portion of the cost to make finished products. Offering their customers high quality, creative products at a reasonable price. To overcome economic challenges and competition, manufacturers have to constantly improve their competitiveness by With Diamino V5R4, Lectra introduces new enhancements for manufacturers seeking simplicity, speed, and efficiency in marker-making and material consumption optimization activities, during the costing, prototyping, and production phases. Materials-, is pleased to announce the new version of Diamino®, its Using soft materials-textiles, leather, industrial fabrics, and composite “With the new capacity to control for tubular fabrics, we’ve observed a 30% reduction in processing time and a 5% increase in fabric savings,” says Geovane Rech, owner of Brazilian casualwear manufacturer Abrange.Lectra, the world leader in integrated technology solutions dedicated to industries Diamino now also supports production constraints such as tubular fabrics and shading so that users can quickly neutralize potential issues that could slow production. “We now better control material consumption and cost and have improved our ability to foresee problems,” says Davide Lunardon, CAD manager, Staff International, part of the Diesel Group.įabric quality has always been a tedious issue for manufacturers, and enhanced algorithms save an enormous amount of time when automatically processing specific fabric constraints. Fabrics can also be visualized in the marker layout to enhance the impact of fabric choices on cost, while providing clear visual instructions on In addition, non-specialist profiles like product managers, cutting room managers, research departments and product development teams can now have access to this information. “We have experienced a 0.3% increase in material savings as compared to the previous version of Diamino,” confirms Francisco Carlos Tomazoni, cutting room manager of Brazilian casualwear company Malwee. “This new release significantly increases the number of markers that can be processed automatically, which cuts order processing time in half while reducing material waste, human error and manpower costs.”īetter ergonomics and automatic markers for increased usability and speed The design, management and post-treatment of markers has been overhauled, to make the overall marker development and management process faster and easier to carry out. Diamino minimizes non-value-added tasks to put emphasis on speed and efficiency, making it particularly advantageous under fashion conditions,” adds Anastasia Charbin, fashion marketing director, Lectra. €œMarker making in a fashion context is even more complex, given the quantity of garments being produced and the many variables that come into play during development. Often, schedules are tight and this is when material issues make The marker-making phase, where pieces are laid out on fabric, leather or another material before cutting, is a sensitive and critical step for manufacturers, because it involves evaluating many different “what-if” scenarios in order to maximize material consumption. These early adopter customers have wholeheartedly embraced it.” “We are pleased to say that over 50 Lectra customers across many industries, apparel and fashion, furniture, automotive and composites, have been €œOver the past year, we have rolled out our most recent version of Diamino to a core group of users around the world,” explains Antoine Mercier, product manager, Lectra. “Our latest release of Diamino addresses this very issue.” As raw materials contribute significantly to the cost of consumer products, reducing material consumption has a strong impact on cost and therefore on price,” says Daniel Harari, Lectra CEO. Companies in the fashion, automotive, and furniture industries must therefore continuously improve the way they work to better achieve this goal. €œToday, consumers want fresh, new, quality products at a reasonable cost. Lectra goes beyond material quality issues to achieve better cost control