Circular knitting machines
Nearly all of the hosiery fabrics on the market today are created using circular knitting machines. This technology has been developed to fulfill the requirements of emerging trends, and it offers a wide range of benefits as a result. Circular knitting has found application in a variety of other industries, including automotive textiles and clothing, in addition to the production of hosiery.
There are three primary variations of a hosiery knitting machine that uses circular needles. These include circular knitting machines with small, medium, and large diameters respectively. Tubular fabrics that are body-sized can be designed on a machine with a medium-diameter, while a machine with a large-diameter can knit a variety of tubular fabrics.
In most cases, the diameter of the needle cylinder will range anywhere from six to twelve inches. Insert-type needle cylinders are standard on the vast majority of circular knitting machines. This is due to the fact that cylinders of the insert-type have a smaller contact area, which helps to reduce the rise in power consumption.
A transmission mechanism, a mechanism for supplying yarn, auxiliary devices, and an electric control system are the components that make up a circular knitting machine. It is built with the capability of simultaneously knitting successive courses from a variety of different spools.
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