This question is very open ended. Do you want to convert a current price to a price in grams per square meter or:
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here is formula to calculate the cost of the material,
1: cost of the febric, (warp+weft)/(20*count of yarn) and multiply this by width of yarn and then *(1.09361/40) than *rate of the yarn.
2: cost of the interlacing, weft * rate of weaving
3: mending charges,
4: frieght charges, us$ rate*conversion+local frieght whole divided by quality of fabric
add all these costs,this will be the per metere cost of the fabric
Add 20 grams per square metre of the fabric. This could be in the form of embroidery, for example.
The gram is a measurement of weight, and the square meter is a measurement of area.Formula:Basis Weight (in pounds) x 1406.5Basis Size (in inches)= GRAMS PER SQUARE METERTo find the Basis Size, refer to the chart in the related link.Example:Convert 25" x 38", 60 lb. Offset Paper to grams per square meter.60 x 1406.525 x 38= 88.8 Grams per square meter
For a piece of fabric, it is the ratio of its mass (expressed in grams) to its area (expressed in square metres).
mph,kph,grams not grams. Grams is weight. MPH, KMPH
You cannot since the units for mass are grams, not grams per square metre.
Fabric weight in jeans is typically calculated in ounces per square yard (oz/sq yd) or grams per square meter (gsm). To calculate fabric weight, you need to know the area of the fabric (square yards or square meters) and the weight of the fabric in ounces or grams. The formula for calculating fabric weight is: Fabric weight = (weight of fabric / area of fabric).
GSM = grams per square meter Cut a 1 meter by 1 meter of fabric and weigh it in grams or weigh the fabric in grams (G) and measure the length in meters (L) and width in meters (W) and calculate: G/LW = grams per square meter = GSM
To calculate garment weight in knitted fabric, you need to know the fabric density (grams per square centimeter or ounces per square inch) and the surface area of the garment (in square centimeters or square inches). The formula would be: Weight = Fabric Density x Surface Area. You can measure the surface area by multiplying the length and width of the garment in the appropriate unit of measurement (cm or inches).
To convert grams per square meter to grams per yard, you first need to know the fabric width. For a fabric width of 57 inches, one yard of fabric is equivalent to 36 inches. Calculate the area of one square yard (36 inches by 36 inches), convert the area to square meters, and then use the conversion factor of grams per square meter to grams per yard. This will give you the equivalent weight of the fabric in grams per yard.
To calculate the GSM (grams per square meter) of polyethylene, you need to know the weight in grams of a known area of the material. Measure a specific area of the polyethylene sample, weigh it in grams, and then divide the weight by the area measured to determine the GSM. The formula for calculating GSM is GSM = (Weight in grams / Area in square meters).
for jersey how to calculate grams/mt
Consumption in grams= {(L*C) + (C*SL)}*2*GSM/10000 grams (when length units are in centimeter). This is a basic function to find the fabric consumption of a knit t-shirt. The key is C= Chest, L= length of the body measure, SL= Sleeve length , B=Biceps , GSM = fabric weight in grams per square meter. Be sure to include the allowances in all fabric measurements.
Fabric weight and fabric width are not directly related. Fabric weight refers to how heavy or light a fabric is per unit area, often measured in grams per square meter. Fabric width, on the other hand, refers to the dimension of the fabric from selvage to selvage. A fabric can have different weights regardless of its width, and vice versa.
To convert fabric weight from ounces per square yard to grams per square meter, you can use the conversion factor of 33.906. Multiply the weight in ounces per square yard by 33.906 to get the weight in grams per square meter. This conversion factor accounts for the difference in the units of measurement for weight and area between the US customary system and the metric system.
100 gsm refers to a grade of paper, and refers to 100 grams per sq metre of paper. This is a reasonably common paper weight, though paper for your photocopier will usually be 80 gsm.
Add 20 grams per square metre of the fabric. This could be in the form of embroidery, for example.
Fabric weight is usually listed as a GSM value. (Grams per square metre) This is the weight for 1 square metre. (1 metre x 1 metre) If fabric is on a roll, measure width of the roll, and multiply by GSM rating to get weight in grams per linear/lineal metre. Examples - GSM rating 500, Roll width 2.5 metre= 1250g or 1.25Kg per linear metre. GSM rating 155, Roll width 3 metre= 465g 0r 0.65Kg per linear metre.