Model | Diameter | Gauge | Feeders |
| TD-DD/TD-DL | 14-44" | 9G-40G | 2F/inch-3.6F/inch |
FAQ
Q1: What is the difference between the 2 x 4 and 4 x 6 track layouts?
A1: The 2 x 4 layout uses two cam tracks on the dial and four tracks on the cylinder. The 4 x 6 layout uses four tracks on the dial and six tracks on the cylinder, providing additional cam paths for varied needle movements and fabric structures.
Q2: What fabrics can the TD-DD and TD-DL machines produce?
A2: The machines can produce rib, interlock, mini jacquard and sandwich fabrics. With a spandex feeding unit, they can also produce elastic double-knit fabrics used in underwear, sportswear and apparel.
Q3: What information is needed for a machine proposal?
A3: Please provide the yarn material, yarn count, fabric structure, fabric GSM, finished width, elasticity, cylinder diameter, gauge, planned roll weight and daily output. Local voltage, frequency, workshop temperature and factory dimensions should also be provided.
Product Advantages
1.Two Cam Track Layouts
The machine can use a two-track dial with a four-track cylinder or a four-track dial with a six-track cylinder. The track layout can match different double-knit fabric structures.
2.Multiple Fabric Structures
Needle and cam setups support rib, interlock, mini jacquard and sandwich fabrics. A spandex feeding unit can be fitted for elastic fabric applications.
3.Diameter Range of 14 to 44 Inches
The available cylinder diameter covers 14 to 44 inches. This range supports different fabric widths and knitting mill requirements.
4.Gauge and Feeder Range
The machine covers gauges of 9G to 40G and feeder density of 2 to 3.6 feeders per inch. The machine setup can match coarse, medium and fine yarn applications.
5.Alloy Cylinder Material
The cylinder uses Japanese alloy material intended for heat and wear conditions during knitting. Needle and cam data should be confirmed with the planned fabric.
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