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FAQ

Q1: What socks and yarns can this machine process?

A1: The series can be prepared for sports socks, casual socks, ankle socks, no-show socks and related hosiery. Common yarns include cotton, polyester, nylon, blended yarn and elastic covered yarn. Final suitability depends on yarn count, needle count and sock structure.

Q2: Can one machine use every needle count between 72 and 220?

A2: No. The 72 to 220 needle figure describes the available series range. Each machine is fitted with a specified cylinder and needle count according to the required sock size, yarn and knitting density.

Q3: What information is needed for a machine proposal?

A3: Please provide sock photos, adult or children’s sizes, yarn composition, yarn count, needle count, number of colors, plain or terry structure, no-show function, planned daily output, toe-closing method, voltage and frequency.

Product Advantages

1. 1.Two Cylinder Diameter Options

The series includes 3.5 and 3.75 inch cylinder arrangements. The cylinder diameter and fitted needle count are prepared according to sock size, yarn specification and fabric density.

2. 2.Needle Setups for Different Socks

The published series range covers 72 to 220 needles. Different setups can be used for sports socks, casual socks, ankle socks, no-show socks and other light or medium-weight hosiery.

3. 3.Computerized Knitting Control

Computer settings manage knitting actions for the sock body, heel, toe area, yarn feeding, density and pattern. This supports repeatable production across the prepared sock style.

4. 4.Separate Body and Heel Speeds

Published data lists a sock-body speed of 300 to 350 rpm and a heel speed of 280 to 300 rpm on applicable models. Working speed depends on the needle setup, yarn, sock size and pattern.

5. 5.Electrical Options for Overseas Mills

Electrical arrangements include 220V, 380V or 415V three-phase power with 50Hz or 60Hz options. The final electrical data should match the hosiery mill’s local power conditions.