The phrase “val sequence machine“ likely refers to a val sequence (or sequence thread) curing machine for embroidery, which is available in Surat. These machines are used in the textile industry to produce spools of high-quality embroidery thread with attached sequins.
The primary use of a val sequence machine is to prepare the specialized thread and sequins used by computerized embroidery machines to create elaborate and decorative sequin-based designs on fabrics.
In the context of Surat's textile industry, a “sequence machine“ is a type of embroidery machine that adds sequins, beads (“val“), and other decorative materials to fabric in a programmed sequence. The term “val“ is a local reference to the beads or decorative materials applied by the machine.
the word “val“ is commonly used to refer to beads, glass beads, or decorative pipes (nullki).
