2026-05-18

Chuangfu Shows Up at ITMA Asia Singapore, LISKY Gains Popularity

From November 28 to December 1, 2025, ITMA Asia, the grand textile machinery event, grandly kicked off in Singapore. Changshu Chuangfu Knitting Machinery Co., Ltd. attended the exhibition with a 16-member team. Centering on its international brand LISKY, the company showcased two flagship products: fully-fashioned seamless computerized flat knitting machines and jacquard collar knitting machines. Boasting multi-functionality and high precision, its equipment attracted numerous global merchants for business discussions.

As an innovative pioneer in the knitting machinery industry, the fully-fashioned seamless computerized flat knitting machine exhibited breaks the constraints of traditional weaving processes and enables integrated forming production from raw yarns to finished products, greatly improving production efficiency and quality consistency of knitwear. The jacquard collar knitting machine features smooth and diversified pattern control technology, perfectly meeting complex jacquard requirements for high-grade garment collars. Both products highlight core advantages of integrated multi-functions, stable operation and high working speed.

During the exhibition, Chuangfu’s booth remained crowded with continuous visits from international buyers, among which purchasers from Southeast Asia took the majority. After watching on-site equipment demonstrations, representatives of textile enterprises from Malaysia, Thailand and other regions highly recognized the mature technology and strong applicability of the LISKY brand, and multiple enterprises reached preliminary cooperation intentions.

"Demand for high-quality knitting machinery keeps rising across Asia. This exhibition marks a key step for us to deepen layout in the global market," said the person in charge of Chuangfu’s exhibition team. Going forward, the company will further upgrade products and services under the LISKY brand to help textile enterprises worldwide boost quality and production efficiency.

This participation in ITMA has not only demonstrated Chuangfu’s solid technical strength, but also enhanced the international influence of Chinese knitting machinery brands on the global stage.

What visitors came to evaluate

The Singapore presentation placed two related but distinct production questions side by side. A fully-fashioned machine addresses the route from yarn to shaped knitted pieces, whereas a jacquard collar machine focuses attention on collar patterning and construction. Visitors evaluating either category would need to discuss the intended yarn, garment or collar design, gauge and working width before choosing a configuration. The exhibition account describes demonstrations and buyer discussions; it does not establish that every application or specification was validated for every visitor.

For overseas purchasers, a useful follow-up to an exhibition conversation is a concise technical brief. Include a sample or pattern image, the intended material, required dimensions and any production-stage constraints. Ask for a model-specific specification and a sample evaluation plan. Questions about operator training, spare parts and after-sales communication belong in the same exchange, especially when the machine will be installed outside the supplier’s local market. Confirm any commercial or delivery terms separately with the supplier rather than inferring them from the exhibition report.

From demonstration to project discussion

Seeing a machine run at a booth can help a buyer frame better questions, but an on-site demonstration is not a substitute for testing a customer’s own yarn and design. The next step is to clarify the proposed gauge and width, confirm which controls and functions are included, and document how the sample will be assessed. Where a discussion concerns a collar design, the buyer can share a reference swatch and specify the pattern features that matter. Where it concerns fully-fashioned garments, share shaping requirements and the planned downstream process.

The original report notes preliminary cooperation intentions, not completed orders. It also records the interest of visitors from Malaysia, Thailand and other markets without giving a verified count of buyers or resulting contracts. That distinction matters: the value of the ITMA Asia appearance lies in introducing LISKY’s two showcased equipment categories and opening technical conversations. A transparent project brief and a confirmed machine-specific proposal are the sensible bridge from that first conversation to an informed purchasing decision.