Gauge
| 7G/10G/13G |
| Power | 600W
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| Voltage | 220V 50-60Hz |
Average output | 350/330/240Pairs |
| Consumption | 200W |
Machine table | 50/A Person |
Lubrication
| Automatic lubrication |
Stitch density | Step motor controller |
| Control system | Computer control,Electronic programming, 7-inch touch-screen display and USB data transfer |
Drivesystem | Double belt drive, AC servo motor |
| Carriage | Super compact & light weight carriage |
| Automatic overlock | YES |
| Net weight | 170KGS |
| Gross weight | 200KGS |
| Machine size | 1050*570*1700mm (L*M*H) |
| Wood size | 1220*700*1500mm (L*M*H) |
| Container capacity | 48 sets/ 20'FT 96 sets/ 40'HQ |
FAQ
Q1: What type of gloves can this machine make?
A1: The machine is used to knit seamless glove liners for cotton work gloves, polyester-cotton gloves, nylon liners and coated safety gloves. Coating, PVC dotting, cuff overlocking and packing require separate processing equipment.
Q2: Which machine gauge should be used?
A2: 7G and 10G are commonly used for heavier general-purpose work gloves, while 13G and 15G are commonly used for finer glove liners. The actual gauge range must be confirmed against the machine model, yarn count, glove weight and intended coating process.
Q3: What data is needed for machine matching?
A3: Please provide the glove gauge, glove weight, yarn composition, yarn count, hand size, cuff length, planned output and intended finishing process. Local voltage, frequency, elastic yarn needs and required auxiliary equipment should also be stated.
Product Advantages
1.Work Glove Liner Production
The machine is designed for seamless knitted glove liners used in general work gloves, handling gloves and coated safety gloves. Finger, palm and cuff sections are completed through a programmed knitting cycle.
2.Yarn and Gauge Matching
Cotton, polyester, polyester-cotton, recycled cotton, nylon and blended yarns can be considered according to the machine gauge. The yarn count and gauge should match the required glove weight and surface structure.
3.Glove Size and Cuff Programs
Machine programs can be prepared for different hand sizes and cuff lengths. The final setup depends on glove dimensions, finger length, palm width, rib structure and elastic yarn requirements.
4.Computerized Operation and Fault Alerts
The operating system manages the knitting cycle and glove-size program. Machine alerts can assist with yarn breakage, yarn knots, needle faults, overload conditions and program errors.
5.Connection with Finishing Equipment
After knitting, glove liners can continue to cuff overlocking, heat setting, PVC dotting or latex, nitrile and PU coating processes. Finishing equipment should be planned according to the intended safety-glove product.