FAQ
Q1: What products can this collar knitting machine make?
A1: The machine can make polo shirt collars, T-shirt collars, school uniform ribs, sportswear collars, sweater ribs, cuffs, waist ribs, pocket ribs and other knitted garment components. The product range depends on gauge, width, yarn and fabric structure.
Q2: Which yarns and fabric structures are suitable?
A2: The machine can work with cotton, polyester, acrylic, wool and blended yarns. Plain rib, double jersey, air-layer and jacquard structures can be prepared according to the machine configuration. Elastic yarn use should be confirmed with the yarn-feeding arrangement.
Q3: What data should buyers provide for technical matching?
A3: Please provide the collar length, collar width, yarn material, yarn count, gauge, fabric structure, number of colors, planned output and reference sample. The required machine system, working width, power supply and additional yarn-feeding functions should also be stated.
Product Advantages
1.Focused Collar and Rib Knitting
The machine is designed for knitted collars, cuffs, waist ribs and other narrow garment components. Typical applications include polo shirts, school uniforms, sportswear, jackets, sweaters and workwear.
2.Clear Rib Definition and Balanced Edges
Attention to the needle bed, guide rail and cam structure helps maintain clear rib lines, fabric flatness and balanced left and right edges during collar knitting.
3.Multiple Fabric Structures
The machine can be configured for plain rib, double jersey, air-layer and jacquard structures. Loop transfer and pattern functions can be arranged according to the required collar design.
4.Yarn Application Range
Cotton, polyester, acrylic, wool and blended yarns can be used according to the gauge and fabric structure. Elastic yarn use depends on the yarn feeder and machine configuration.
Computerized Pattern and Fault Management
Pattern data, stitch density, fabric width and yarn colors can be managed through the operating system. Machine alarms assist with yarn breakage, yarn knots, floating yarn, needle faults and racking faults.