The simplest rib fabric made by Double Jersey Rib Circular Knitting Machines is 1×1 rib. Rib has a vertical cord appearance because the face loop wales tend to move over and in front of the reverse loop wales. As the face loops show a reverse loop intermeshing on the other side,1×1 rib has the appearance […]

Double cylinder purls circular knitting machine makes purl structure fabric which have one or more wales which contain both face and reverse loops. This can be achieved with double-ended latch needles or by rib loop transfer from one bed to the other, combined with needle bed racking. The semi-circles of the needle and sinker loops […]

Single jersey knitting machines whose latch needle cylinder and sinker ring revolve through the satationary knitting cam systems that, together with their yarn feeders, are situated at regular intervals around the circumference of the cylinder. The yarn is supplied from cones , placed either on an integral overhead bobbin stand or on a free-standing creel, […]

8 Eight lock interlock knitting machines makes the fabric is a 2×2 version of interlock that maybe produced using an arrangement of two long and two short needles, provided all the tricks are fully cut through to accommodate them and knock-over bits are fitted to the verges to assist with loop formation on adjacent needles […]

Interlock Circular Knitting Machine normally must have the followings: 1 Interlock gating, the needles in two beds being exactly opposite each other so that only one of the two can knit at any feeder. 2 Two separate cam systems in each bed, each controlling half the needles in an alternate sequence, one cam system controlling […]

The preferred method today for making three thread fleece fabric is to use a top needle butt and cam-track for knitting the ground(face) and tie-in (binding) yarns, and four tracks and corresponding buts positions(which can be arranged) for the fleece tucking sequence. Below are the steps for production of a three thread fleece circular knitting machines. […]