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FAQ

Q1: What does high gauge mean on a single jersey knitting machine?

A1: High gauge refers to a knitting arrangement with more needles per inch. It is commonly used for smaller loops and finer fabric structures. The suitable gauge depends on yarn count, needle type, fabric GSM and stitch length.

Q2: What diameter, gauge and feeder options are available?

A2: The published TD range covers machine diameters of 30 to 54 inches, gauges of 14G to 44G and feeder quantities of 90 to 136. The feeder quantity for each diameter should be confirmed in the final technical sheet.

Q3: What information is needed for a machine quotation?

A3: Please provide the yarn material, yarn count, fabric structure, fabric GSM, finished width, required output, machine diameter, gauge, take-down needs, local voltage, frequency and workshop conditions. A fabric sample or construction sheet will help verify the machine setup.

Product Advantages

1. 1. Gauge Range up to 44G

The published machine range covers 14G to 44G. Fine-gauge configurations can be used for small loop structures when the yarn count, needle type and stitch length match the required fabric.

1. 2. Diameter Options Between 30 and 54 Inches

Machine diameters cover 30 to 54 inches. The suitable diameter depends on the required fabric width, garment application and fabric processing plan.

1. 3. Multiple Feeder Arrangements

The TD series provides 90 to 136 feeder configurations. Actual production capacity depends on machine diameter, feeder quantity, rpm, stitch length and yarn properties.

1. 4. Several Yarn Material Options

The published yarn range includes polyester elastic yarn, rayon, milk fiber and silk. Yarn count, elasticity and feeding tension should be confirmed through the required fabric specification.

1. 5. Single Jersey Fabric Applications

The machine can be prepared for fine jersey and stretch jersey fabrics used in T-shirts, underwear, sportswear, base layers and other knitted garments.