Gauge | 5G、5/7G、7G、8G、9G、10G、10G、12G、14G、 16G、18G |
| Knitting width | 52,60,66,72,80,100inch |
| Knitting system | Three system |
| Knitting speed | Controlled by servo-motor with 32 sections optional, max speed reach 1.6m/s. |
| Knitting function | Knit, miss, tuck, transfer, pointel, intarsia, jacquard, apparenit or hide shaping and other regular or irregular patterns. |
| Racking | Controlled by servo-motor racking within 2 inches and withfine adjusting function. |
| Stitch density | Controlled by stepping motor, 32 section stitch select-able adjustable scope supported by subdivision technology 0-650, the stitch of the knitwear can be accurately controlled. |
| Transfer system | Combined design, single or double cam system all can transfer together or separately. Also one cam do transfer, another cam system for knitting, which will achieve high prroduction |
Needle selection | Advanced encoder reading pin.8-stage selecting needle setup composedof special electromagnet is regarded as efficient full width jacquard needle selector.which can be installed or removed simply from the carriage and maintained easily. |
| Take-down system | Infrared alarm,Computer programs instruction, stepper motor contro1,32-stagetension selection with an adjustable range between0-100. |
| Color-changing system | 2x8 yarn feeders on each side of 4 guide rails, shift able onany needle position. |
| Protection system | The machine will automatically alarm if yarn-breaking, knots, floating yarn, rewind, end of knitting, fail of racking, needle breakage, error programming occur, also set up the safety auto-lock protect device. |
| Network function | Has network interface,enable remote-monitoring via networrk,and connecting with ERP system. |
| Power supply | Single-phase 220V/three-phase 380V,adopt advanced CMOS technolcgy, having memorizing function at power shock stop. |
| Volume and weight | 3000*1000*1800mm, 1150kgs(52inch);3300*1000*1000 mm,1250kgs(60inch) 3500*1000*1800mm, 1350kgs(72inch);3700*1000*1000 mm,1450kgs(80inch) |
FAQ
Q1: What is the difference between a three-system and a simple double-system flat knitting machine?
A1: A three-system machine has an additional knitting system within the carriage arrangement. This allows more knitting and transfer tasks to be coordinated during a working cycle. It is suitable for garment panels with more complex jacquard, intarsia, cable or shaping requirements.
Q2: Should I use a model with a comb or without a comb?
A2: A comb model assists fabric starting and take-down and can reduce the need for conventional starting yarn in suitable knitting programs. A model without a comb may suit factories that already use a traditional panel-starting process. The choice depends on the product, yarn and production method.
Q3: What information is needed for machine matching?
A3: Please provide the garment or panel drawing, yarn material, yarn count, required gauge, working width, stitch structure, pattern file and planned output. Comb requirements, power supply, CAD software, network functions and operator training should also be confirmed.
Product Advantages
1.Three-System Carriage Operation
Three knitting systems work within one carriage arrangement. Knitting and transfer tasks can be distributed during the carriage cycle according to the garment pattern and fabric structure.
2.Models With or Without a Comb
The series can be configured with a comb or without a comb. A comb model assists fabric starting and take-down, while a model without a comb uses a conventional fabric-starting process.
3.Multiple Gauge and Width Options
Gauge options cover 5G to 18G, including compound-gauge configurations. Working widths cover 52, 60, 66, 72, 80 and 100 inches for different garment panels and knitted products.
4.Complex Knitting Functions
The machine supports knit, miss, tuck, transfer, pointelle, intarsia, jacquard, cable and shaped knitting. The available pattern structure depends on gauge, yarn and machine configuration.
5.Yarn Feeding and Machine Monitoring
Two groups of eight yarn carriers move along four guide rails. Machine alarms can indicate yarn breaks, knots, floating yarn, needle damage, racking faults and program errors.