Once the product is finished, the fabrics are prepared/conditioned so that they arrive to the customer at the stipulated times and in perfect conditions.

Throughout the entire production process chain, we apply strict quality control using machines of high technological index and modern laboratory equipment, guaranteeing the quality of the final product.

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Combined with the technological capacity, the experience and attention to detail on the part of our employees allow us to achieve the needs and expectations of our customers.

This stage is considered one of the most important stages of the production process. In it it is possible to transform dry cloths into articles with an extremely soft touch and appealing appearance.

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The completion process is made up of 2 distinct sectors:

• The “wet” sector: Composed of washbasins and bathtubs where the treatment of the fabrics in “xerga” begins, cleaning and treating them so that they begin to acquire the final appearance;
• The “dry” sector: In addition to other machines, it integrates hanger/scissor lines, (where special finishes are created, pulling the very fine wool fibers out of the fabric), dimensional stabilization lines and tactile treatment.

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Wool being a “living” raw material, it does not always behave according to the descriptions made by the manuals. As a consequence, at this stage, the experience and “feeling” of the operator appear as key factors for obtaining high quality products.

Considering the color of fabrics one of the most important elements in the textile sector, Albano Morgado, S.A. has its own laboratory where the values necessary to obtain the desired shade are determined.
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In the dyeing section, branches, threads and fabrics are dyed, according to the type of application intended.

The warped wire is wound into organs that, according to the plan, are placed in the weaves. In these, the work is carried out of crossing the threads, coming from the warp, in the longitudinal direction (shingles) with others in the transverse direction (wefts), using the same yarn spools previously produced.
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The types of yarns used, as well as their density in each direction, will determine the type of article produced.

Warping consists of extending, at defined lengths, several strands of yarn so that a web (warp) is produced.

The wicks supply the strands of braid, where they are stretched in a defined percentage and twisted, giving rise to the carded wire.

The raw material is fed into the carding outlet and by the mechanical action of the combined speeds of the various cylinders of the machines it is transformed from an anarchic agglomerate of fibers into a homogeneous pulp which, at the end of the machine, is divided into small strips - the wicks.

After receiving the raw materials (wool and synthetic fibres), they are packed in warehouse.

Subsequently, these materials are worked at different stages of the production process, giving rise to the finished product.

The production process itself begins with the blending, in perfectly defined quantities of the components of each batch.

Thus, carefully and with the help of appropriate machinery, the various types of wool and, when applied, synthetic fibers, are intimately encompassed.