Computer Jacquard + Transfer
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Computer Jacquard + Transfer
Gauge : 12G 14G 16G 18G
Breadth : 72" 80" 100"
| Gauge | 12G 14G 16G 18G |
| Knitting Width | 72" 80" 100" |
| Knitting System | Double carriage(2+2) system |
| Power | 0.85kw |
| Knitting Function | Transfer、Knitting、Tuck、Intarsia、Jacquard、Narrowing |
| Knitting Speed | Controlled by servo motor, Max 1.2m/s, Carriage rapid return |
| Racking | Controlled by servo motor racing within 1 inch and with fine micro-adjustment function |
| Stitch Density | Controlled by stepping motor, selectable adjustable scope supported by subdivision technology: 0–650, the stitch of the collar can be accurately controlled |
| Take Down Roller | Programmed instruction controlled Up and down take down system, It can work separately or together. Adjustable range is: 0–99. |
| Yarn Carrier | 8 colors, two side interchangeable feeders |
| Protecting | The machine will automatic 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 |
| Operation Display | Chinese、English、Korean、Spanish、Portuguese、Turkish、French、Arabic |
| Power Supply | AC Single Phase 220V 50HZ, adopt advanced CMOS technology, Instantaneous memory of power outage (continues knitting when power on) |
| N.W. | 950kg |
| Length | 4100 × 900 × 1800mm |
Computer Jacquard + Transfer is specified with 12G, 14G, 16G and 18G gauges and 72-, 80- and 100-inch knitting widths. Its published knitting system is double carriage (2+2), distinguishing it from the single-carriage three-system jacquard-and-transfer listing. Buyers comparing those products should start with a reference article and the required knitting functions, then ask which carriage layout and working width suits the application rather than relying on the similar names.
The function row lists transfer, knitting, tuck, intarsia, jacquard and narrowing. A collar design may combine patterned areas with shaping; annotate the proposed pattern to show where each effect is needed. Provide the yarn composition, count and a physical swatch so the supplier can plan a sample in the selected gauge. Discuss finished dimensions and quality criteria, including how the pattern should look after the intended downstream process. A published function list is a starting point for testing, not a guarantee that an unseen design has already been validated.
Check the 72-, 80- or 100-inch working-width choice against the planned layout and the actual quoted configuration. The table includes a machine footprint and electrical reference; ask for confirmation of installation clearance and site power before arranging equipment delivery. The listed racking, stitch-density and take-down settings are technical parameters to review with a sample, not standalone measures of finished quality. Ask what pattern preparation, operating instructions and model-specific safety guidance the proposal includes.
A quotation request should identify the intended collar or other knitted article, gauge, width, pattern file, material, color requirements, installation location and operator language. Request a written scope of supply and agree how sampling will be evaluated. For maintenance, ask about routine cleaning, inspection of needles and yarn paths, and how the operator should respond to listed alarms. Confirm support and spare-part identification for the exact double-carriage variant. Avoid assuming any pricing, production capacity or commercial terms from this technical description.
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